of real history
For nearly seven decades, David Irving has gone where other historians feared to tread—into the archives, into the primary sources, into the documents themselves. No intermediaries. No received wisdom. Just the unvarnished record.
“I don’t call it ‘my version of history’. I call it Real History. The difference is the documents.” —David Irving
On March 24th, we [this is an email I received today–Ed.] celebrate not only the man but the mission: a lifetime devoted to ensuring that history is written from the evidence, not from the consensus. From The Destruction of Dresden to Churchill’s War, David’s work has challenged readers to think harder, look closer, and never take the official version on trust.
This is what Real History looks like—and at 88, the work continues.