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Numbered Series of Archive Boxes containing David Irving’s Research papers, Manuscripts, Correspondence, Articles, as listed at No. 81 Duke Street in 1998-1999. EXPLANATION. Most of these new white Viking-brand archive boxes (1, 2, 3, etc) contained three Viking archive sub-boxes (a), (b), (c). The labels pasted on the outside of each box repeated the information provided below. The boxes were created during the two-year process of Discovery for the Lipstadt Trial beginning in January 2000. Those boxes not in use inside the study were stacked three-deep along the corridor at the Duke Street apartment, or stacked around the other rooms, e.g. packed into the upper and lower cupboards behind the kitchen door. Further unnumbered individual sub-boxes (primarily holding duplicate copies of correspondence, chronologically arranged as the “Day Book”) were located on shelves and cupboards in the cupboards in the former butler’s pantry. Ryman-brand “transfer-cases” (brown paper tied with string) were also stacked on the shelves next to the servant’s WC. They are not listed here. To relieve pressure on space, a number of archive boxes, listed below, were shipped after the Lipstadt Trial to a warehouse in Illinois. Those left on the Duke Street premises were largely lost either after they were seized by Baker Tilly or after the premises’ seizure on May 23, 2002. 1 David Irving’s writings, published and unpublished:-

Dallas (local newspaper addresses) Divided Common Language Hiroshima Himmler Review Casey & Casey Hitler’s Gun Intro to Rassinier Book Review of Heinz Höhne: Canaris Review Gilbert: Last Journey Hitler and Doctors (Stern) Nuremberg (Die Welt) Leuchter Report intro Rudolf Hess Obituary Code Name Focus (WSC)

Voice from Beyond Secret of Dieppe (Pr Gazette) Churchill (Irish Independent) Milch Baton Case Edward Teller Interview Dudas article (1986)

All missing presumed lost

Archive Boxes at No. 81 Duke Street listed 1998-1999

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2 Legal a. Materials on KZ b. Auschwitz and the Judenfrage Miscellaneous correspondence to late 1977. c. Correspondence with Professor Klaus Hermann

(Montreal) re FM Milch etc.


3 Public Speaking a. Austria Nov 1986 World Tour 1987, UK sales tour 87 Argentina Oct 1991 Canada Oct 1991 General 1992 b. Notes for lectures, Correspondence (including

Austria 1988 to 1989 c. Public Speaking (Mostly DVU Deutsche Volks

Union 1985)

Saved, in Illinois warehouse

4 Request for Information and Assistance a. 1977 to 1981 b. 1982 to 1986 c. to July 1983


5 Hartley Fowler and Alan Kent Accountants 1964 to 1997 and some correspondence with banks 1979 to 1983


6 Legal re Duke Street a. Grosvenor Estate 1993 to 199 b. Grosvenor Estate to 1997 c. Duke Street: financial matters, tenants, kitchen

valuation. d. envelope re mortgage arrears; dry cleaners’ noise-

nuisance


7 Churchill’s War Source Documents Hugh Dalton diary DD Eisenhower papers L. Spears papers Anna Roosevelt Halstead diary Oct—Nov 1942

(Yalta 1945) Correspondence with Mrs Noel Watson Hopkins in London, diary Yalta conference, minutes Italian embassy telegrams Copies of microfilmed documents Newspaper cuttings




Admiral T.C. Hart USN diary E Taborsky papers H. Dalton diary 1939-1945 J. Forrest diaries Claude Wickard diary Harry Dexter papers

8 a. Verfassungsschutz b. David Irving’s German press law action against

WDR over remarks in Monitor programme on December 5, 1978; David Irving’s participation in the post-Holocaust television discussion (WDR) in Cologne on Nov 21, 1982; Documents on Munich Auschwitzlüge case, 1990—; documents on David Irving’s expulsion from Germany, November 9, 1993.

c. Fleissner and Ullstein d. Klaus Benzing


9 Request for information and assistance: a. 1984 to 1985 Jim Bacque (other losses) 1990 to 1991 b 1986 to 1990 c. 1992 to 1993


10 Legal —The Knight’s Move (THE DESTRUCTION OF CONVOY PQ.17) published Sept 12, 1968): PQ17 Libel Action

Box A: Package (a) Planquadrat, German fixes on PQ.17 (electrostatic

copy). File of late correspondence to June 1991. Includes

draft of David Hooper’ chapter re the PQ.17 trial, Nov 1983. Post-trial correspondence David Irving’s lawyers Michael Rubinstein.

Typescript pages changed for Kimber reissue, and German original texts. Obituaries on Captain Jack Broome, RN, April 1985. Copy of the letter from Spence’s widow.

Package (b) Copies of documents from PQ.17 officers delayed at

Archangel, August 1942. Original Tirpitz ship’s




newspaper, Der Scheinwerfer, Feb 18, 1944. DI’s very rude letter to Mr Justice Winn, Apr 7, 1963 Correspondence between Broome’s lawyers and

lawyers for The Guardian, 1968. Early correspondence (1968) between DI and his lawyers, Rubinsteins. Material for provision of Further and Better Particulars by DI, Oct 12, 1968. BBC Radio review of the book, Sept 13, 1968.

Scattered correspondence with Karweina, Degelmann, Neue Jllustrierte, Fein; Correspondence With Emil Planbeck About Capt John Rimington, a PQ.17 survivor.

Letter to Sunday Express on Richard Crossmann’s dishonourable behaviour in 1963.

Package (c) The Pleadings: Writ, March 5, 1968; Statement of

Claim, April 29, 1968; amended November 14, 1968.

Draft defence of David Irving, and defence as pleaded.

Defence of First Defendants, Cassell & Co Ltd Request for Further and Better Particulars of the

Defence of [Cassells.] Request for Further and Better Particulars of the

Defence of [Irving.] Summons and for Further Discovery of Documents,

and supporting Affidavit by Captain Broome’s lawyers 1973 relating to damages re the Transworld publication of the book.

Package (d) Sunday Times article, March 1, 1970, about how the

1942 PQ.17 scatter decision was made. Miscellaneous 1970 correspondence on the action.

Correspondence with Donald McLachlan (and his widow, thanking for condolences); fan mail from naval officers; mail with survivors, Charlton, Caradus; list of Pozarica survivors and their addresses; Admiral Sir N Denning (about [ULTRA], PQ.17 and Sikorski case); US Navy department re Fairbanks diary; Leo Gradwell; Admiral Servaes; Peter Kemp; more on McLachlan; Deutsche Dienststelle (WASt) re U Boot survivors; Admiral Hubert Schmundt;



letters from Herbert Smith & Co, acting for Cassell’s in their action against David Irving (under indemnity clause), and ending it on no-costs basis, February 16, 1976 (and related correspondence by David Irving the Legal Aid Board); widow of Admiral Eccles; copies of naval message pad with July 4, 1942 scatter signals; draft article (not published) by David Irving, “The PQ 17 Libel Case,” embargoed pending legal advice, September 23, 1970. Letters by D Irving to newspapers protesting at Broome’s publication in October 1972 of a book (Convoy is to Scatter) partly based, he believed, on research documents provided to Broome’s lawyers by Irving under Discovery rules in the libel action. Stray letter (very angry, drafted and evidently not sent) to Rubinstein’s anent their faulty advice to sue Carlos Thompson in libel, and the resulting costs, Nov 12, 1971. Letters to Rubinstein’s asking them to return the Weidenfeld contracts re HITLER’S WAR and MILCH, since Weidenfeld had now cancelled the contract on the former out of the blue.

Package (e) Files relating to hearing of Captain J E Broome Libel

Action, January 1970. Contains inter alia: David Irving’ summary of the action. Note on

attempts to secure data from Broome, Jan 22, 1970. Copies of DI’s and Cassells’ correspondence with Broome 1962-70. Extracts from DI’s diaries and telephone logs, 1967 et seq. relating to Broome. DI’s correspondence with Cassells. Notes on meetings with counsel. Alleged writs by Godfrey Winn (never materialised), and Writ by Captain Lawford (settled somehow).

Package (f) Balance of correspondence re PQ.17 legal actions.

Desire of Swiss publisher Bonnier Forlag to issue sanitised version of the book, 1976. Translator Captain Einar Zacke. Cassell’s first (and only) royalty statement April 1969: £1,750 advance paid, plus £1,380 net earned. Rubinstein, re outstanding account.



Package (g) Correspondence with mostly with lawyers in the

aftermath of the PQ17 legal actions of 1971-1974 (file dated October 1976).also with Society of Authors, about Cassell’s claim against David Irving. Broome’s List of documents in second action against Cassell and Irving, 1972 (re Transworld publication). Counsel’s opinion in the same. Notes on meetings with Cassells and lawyers on March 22, April 24, 1968. Statement of March 22, 1972 on DI’s [miserable] financial position to inform Cassells’ and or Law Society (re Legal Aid).

Package (h) House of Lords appeal result, Feb 23 1972; with

lengthy analysis of Rookes v Barnard. Package (i) Fan mail: letters from outsiders during and after

Broome Libel action. Including “you cheap loathsome bastard...” etc. Hugh Trevor Roper.

Box B: Package (a) DI’s typed note on meeting with Counsel, January

23, 1970: Colin Duncan QC says Broome won’t get exemplary damages (he did); Broome tries to settle out of court. — More pleadings. Broome’s list of documents, 1969. Interrogatories. Times Summonses. Affidavits. Reply to Cassell’s Defences in second action. David Irving’s Defence in second action. Broome’s reply to Cassell’s Defence, October 1969; ditto, Irving’s defence, October 1969. Agreed bundle of Signals, June 14, 1942 onward. Correct transcript of all David Irving relevant diary entries, typed January 17 1970: entries February 13, 1962 to March 1, 1968. Note on DI’s correspondence with Captain Lawford. Letter to The Sun re items published September 5, 19, 1968. Handwritten working notes on destroyers. Draft MS pages of The Knight’s Move (equals page 122 of published Cassell’s edition of the book). graph of destroyer fuel consumption, Hunt and Tribal Class. Bundle of Reports of Proceedings (Tovey,



Broome, Lawford, Jauncey, Dowding et al.) Package (b) Press clippings 1970 (photocopies and duplicates). Package (c) Small folder of letters including: Admiral R M

Servaes to Irving, November 2, 1969, and reply; letter from Broome’s lawyers, Jan 20, 1970, revealing they would now claim exemplary damages, May 11, 1970. Statement of Claim July 1970 amended to reflect this new claim. Amended statement of claim, writ, August 23, 1968. Copies of letters removed to Observer and Lipstadt discovery files.

Package (d) Irving’s correspondence file, re The Knights Move

legal actions, 1968. Questions from Counsel, March 1968; DI’s answers, March 6, 1968. Letter to Kimber, October 30, 1966, protesting at his cheating over Keitel royalties (which led to DI removing PQ.17 book from Kimber). DI’s correspondence with Rubinstein’s, 1968 et seq., re Broome and Lawford libel claims. Signals supplied from Admiralty archives. DI’s defence settled by Counsel Andrew Pugh, November 28, 1968. Scattered correspondence with literary agent Max Becker, 1968. Handwritten note on conversation with Cassel’s directors, June 12, 1968. correspondence with Gentry and Parker of Cassells, 1968. Press clippings re Lawford claim. Relevant extracts from Admiral Hamilton’s report of proceedings, 1942. List of books and articles by others on PQ.17, March 22, 1968. Extracts typed from Caradus diary, July 4–29, 1942 (latter entry re Godfrey Winn: “Captains are heavenly — admirals make me shy.” Correspondence with solicitors re Günter Karweina’s spurious claim. Claims from solicitors for Winn. Undamaged jacket proof of book. Invoices from Rubinstein. Letter to Rubinstein re problems with Kimber over Sikorski book, September 22, 1967. Note on DI’s interview with Chief Petty officer D D Summers (of Keppel), March 17, 1963 (Broome was



“really cut up” about the scattering.) Package (e) Note on conversation with William Kimber, Feb 16,

1968; warns me that the Winn brothers are out for my blood; duplicate copies of misc correspondence with Rubinsteins and Cassell’s re these actions, 1968. Information for Counsel on my background, January 22, 1970. A note by DI on the possibility of obtaining life insurance against the risk of Capt Broome’s premature death (before end of the litigation). Letter from DI to Captain Roskill, Nov 6, 1969, not sent, re obtaining his expert evidence. Clippings about Winn’s writ threat.

Package (f) A schedule of key dates, Dec 1961 — Mar 1968. A collection of papers, letters, correspondence,

extracts from diary and telephone log, in which information is contained on the collusion of Roskill, Broome, the Winn brothers and Lawford, in an attempt to prevent the publication of THE DESTRUCTION OF DRESDEN.

Box C Package (a) Documents and working notes on PQ.17 operation,

prior to trial. Sheet of naval message pad with scatter signal. Documents from Admiralty. Home Fleet memorandum, June 21, 1942. DI’s memo on PQ.17 positions from German documents. Memo on refuelling of destroyers. Broome’s position and the 400 mile radius. Evidence that the convoy was used as bait to catch the Tirpitz. Information on the destroyers. Other 1970 memos by DI for defence counsel. A note on DI’s attempts to secure material favourable to Brome. Interview with Cdr Stammwitz. A note on my interview techniques (“foot in the door”). US signal re intelligence, July 4, 1942. Pozarica’s report of proceedings.

Bundle of copies of pages from DI’s diaries, Oct 27 — Dec 28, 1966. Bundle of pages of typescript of book, as amended. 1960 article by Broome, “Death of a Convoy.”



DI chronology of events during PQ.17, and track chart.

Schedule of extracts from DI’s day book (diary) and telephone log. Broome’s affidavit verifying List of documents, Jan

28, 1969. Reply to Cassell’s defence. Correspondence with counsel Pugh.

Letter from Walrus pilot Riley. Letter by DI setting out sequence of book writing, August 16, 1969. Broome’s answer to interrogatories. Documents to be included in agreed bundle. Opinion by Pugh, on paying in or not. Meeting with Duncan, Jan 15, 1970. Notes for cross-examination of Broome, Roskill, Litchfield. Conversation with Donald McLachlan, Jan 25, 1970. Notes on the first, second, third, day’s hearings, Jan 26 et seq., 1970. Note on The destroyer Withdrawal; on Exemplary Damages.

Deed of assignment of monies to Rubinsteins, Feb 1970. Letter to Colin Duncan QC, Feb 22, 1970, commiserating.

Package (b) Copies of press clippings on the PQ.17 trial, 1970.

1969-1971 correspondence with Rubinsteins. Writ by Broome, May 11, 1970. Drafts of article by DI, Sept 23, 1970: “The PQ 17 Libel Case.” Handwritten, and typescript versions. Letter to Kimber, October 30, 1966, re “My Royalties Statement.” Correspondence about Cassell’s refusal to pay balance of royalties owing (1969). [It turned out, see package (d), DI to Astley, Nov 12, 1971, that Cassells settled with Lawford without telling DI and deducted costs from his royalties]. DI’s letter to Desmond Flower, October 9, 1969.

Package (c) More press clippings on the PQ.17 trial, 1970. Notice

of appeal, March 24, 1970. Andrew Pugh opinion, April 6, 1970. Invoices from Rubinstein’s. Letter to Rubinstein (Miss Alexander), June 7, 1970, re Carlos Thompson.

Package (d) Stray correspondence with Rubinstein re libel action



brought against DI by journalist Jillian Page (Sunday Express) re Hochhuth/Page interview allegation; and about PQ. case, 1970. Affidavit by Broome’s lawyers, July 1970 re costs. Order for security for costs against DI, July 21, 1970. Raising the money. Opinion by Pugh on DI’s draft article, “The PQ.17 Libel Case” (advises against publication as seriously defamatory); and equally hostile Opinion on revised Draft Costs re Carlos Thompson case. Lord Denning told John Barry that the case was a revenge by the Winn brothers against Irving (ltr Barry to DI, Jan 12, 1971). DI’s suggestions to counsel, during the appeal hearing, February 1971. Request for Further and Better Particulars of Broome’s statement of claim, July 1970. Petition of Appeal to the House of Lords, April 1971. More on DI’s financial position in the light of this. Writ by Cassell & Co against DI, under indemnity clause, August 20, 1971, served September 24. Correspondence with Society of Authors re above. Cassell’s letter September 23, 1971, about the “pointless exercise,” and DI’s reply. Affidavit by Broome’s solicitors in Auckland, NZ, May 1970, PQ.17 book still on sale there. taxation of Broome’s costs. Legal Aid refused to DI, January 18, 1972.

11 Personal: Memoirs and Autobiography

Materials and Draft


12 Personal: Susie Töpler Sally Cox Female Friends Andrew Moffat Billy Price


13 Public Speaking : Focal Point Group Complete set of FOCAL POINT newsletter 1981-3. Correspondence 1981, 1982 Possible helpers and distributors Stickers, Liaison, T-groups Falklands poster J. Tyndall Searchlight




M. Walker Greece Strathclyde Univ. Promotion to students Fundraising, Promotional ideas Letters of an 18b Internee 1939/1940

14 FPP Book orders; Invoices; Credit notes 1991-1997 All missing presumed lost

15 Materials on the Judenfrage Package (a) contains a host of miscellaneous

journals, book reviews, 1990s press clippings, etc. about the Holocaust.

Extracts from review by Franzicsek Piper of book by Jean-Claude Pressac, in Polish.

Two pages from F H Hinsley, British Intelligence in the Second World War, vol. ii.

Blueprint of air raid shelter (Auschwitz?) Article: They were cheap and available,” from BMJ,

Nov 29, 1997. Proof of D Irving letter to Van Pelt, VffZ, in

German. Uncorrected. Letter from Alan Buel Kennedy, Pennsylvania. Memo on D Irving’s interview on Dec 9, 1978 with

Militia Wiedemann on Niederschrift Franke-Krieksch.

Package (b) contains Folder: WRB report by Vrba (Rosenberg) and

Wetzler. Folder: Göring and the Judenfrage (copies of Third

Reich documents have since been moved to the chronological-document book on the Judenfrage).

Cover to Elke Fröhlich’s research file (most of the contemporary items have been resited in the chronological, GÖRING, GOEBBELS, and other files since the 1970s.)

Mailshot dated March 9, 1978 to 100 editors with the Lammers /Schlegelberger note, spring 1942.

Many unsolicited extremist publications about the Holocaust, several marked “not read”.

Package (c) contains Miscellaneous papers about the Diary of Anne




Frank. (Not including David Irving correspondence with Otto Frank, her father, which has been retired to the Institut für Zeitgeschichte).

(Removed to Judenfrage chronological file:) Extract from Amtschef [RSHA]

Einsatzgruppenleiter-Besprechungen, September 14, 21, 1939.

Facsimiles re Luftschutzdeckungsgräben, Oct 25, Nov 5, 1943; Nov 16, 1944

Yehuda Bauer on Wannsee’s importance, Jan 30, 1992.

16 Legal: Simon and Schuster

Inland Revenue Martin Gilbert Bernard Levin (extensive correspondence about his

Dec 1991 article, and reader’s letters to me after The Times published my complaint).

Eccleston Hotel F J Tytherleigh (after they lost my shipment of books

to the MAX show). Rowohlt Verlag Frere Cholmeley Pentonville prison 1995


17 Personal: Family and Children to 1995 Saved, in John Irving’s warehouse

18 Personal: Irving vs. Irving envelope re payment of solicitor Michael Rubinstein

account

In Box 19 of returned effects?

19 Personal Rolf Hochhuth 1965 — Saved, in Illinois warehouse

20 DIFF 1995 to 1996 Saved, in Illinois warehouse

21 DIFF 1993 to 1996 Saved, in Illinois warehouse

22 Legal: The Sunday Times / Goebbels Diaries Package (A)

Saved, in Illinois



(a) David Irving’s main file on the contract action Irving vs Times Newspapers Ltd..

Numbered and indexed folder containing writ and pleadings

David Irving’s Plaintiff’s List of Documents. (b) Main file re Goebbels Diaries from Moscow:

dealings with Sunday Times, Russians, IfZ, et al., 1992-3. Paginated originals (some removed to Discovery files, and replaced by copies).

(c) Folders of relevant correspondence with IfZ, Genoud, Welt am Sonntag, Fritz Tobias, Weltwoche, Elizabeth Atkins (ACER), Tose Waterhouse (The Independent), Der Spiegel, Süddeutsche Zeitung, Tarassov, Michael von Sprenger, Röder (IfZ), Andrew Lownie, Piper Verlag, Arnoldo Mondadori, Fred Jordan (Pantheon Books).

Package (B) David Irving’s writ claiming damages against Times

Newspapers Ltd for breach of contract, August 5, 1992, and subsequent correspondence with his lawyers Russell Jones & Walker. Includes Sunday Times legal files, opinions on foreign copyright, copyright law, and related matters.

Package (C) (a) folder of items showing that “Andrew Neil said

nasty things about D Irving; broke contract” (b) folder of items showing that “David Irving said

nice things about Sunday Times, refused to break contract, reveal contents”

(c) Sunday Times (Times Newspapers Ltd) Discovery in contract action.

(d) envelope of correspondence with Legal Aid Board and Russell Jones & Walker re legal aid in the contract action, 1992-6.

[See box 43 for continuation]

warehouse

23 Correspondence with publishers a. 1979 and all elapsed publishing contracts to 1997 b. 1993-1995 c. 1984-1985 and “dead” publishing contracts to

1993 (McMillan not included)




24 Correspondence with publishers

a. 1973-1977, 1985, 1986 b. up to end 1981 to July 83 plus Veritas c. 1985-1990.


25 Frederick Leuchter Box A Package (a) Leuchter Report. Faurisson edition,

USA, 1988. Focal Point edition June 1989 and reprint thereof. French edition, Rapport technique sur les chambres à gaz. Materials used for revising Leuchter report edition. Miscellaneous correspondence between Leuchter and David Irving, 1997-8; Scout Productions film on Leuchter; correspondence on Hungarian edition. Leuchter, A Technical Report on the Execution Gas Chamber at Mississippi State Penitentiary, December 1989. Clipping on Leuchter’s arrest at Cologne, October 29, 1993, and related legal correspondence. Correspondence with Colin Beer who pointed to flaws in the Leuchter Report, January 1990.

Package (b) The Leuchter report press conference

June 23, 1989: booking, ticketing, contacts with media; list of attendees; the Hugh Dykes Early Day Motion, June 20, 1989; copies of press clippings on the conference and aftermath; extracts from and clippings on Arno Mayer’s book.

Package (c) Leuchter Chelsea Town Hall November

1991, and deportation; distribution of Leuchter report to MP’s and replies; ditto to House of Lords, and replies (including Lord Donaldson, Master of the Rolls and Hugh Thomas); contract with Japanese publisher; German translation of Polish reply to Leuchter Report; correspondence with Polish Historical society, i.a. re Babi Yar and air photos; (and see Box 35(a).)

Package (d) papers relating to Fred Leuchter’s arrest

in Cologne, October 1993. Package (e) Folder of papers on FISHKILL, the

Some but not all of this material surfaces in DLA box 20.



Clarendon Club’s invitation to Fred Leuchter to speak at Chelsea Town Hall on November 15, 1991, and his banning from UK under pressure from Board of Deputies of British Jews and arrest and subsequent deportation; consequent correspondence between his attorneys and Home Office; file contains papers until summer 1992.

Package (f) Correspondence with and about Fred

Leuchter 1990-1991; includes article by Georges Wellers in Historiens-Geographes on Leuchter report. Papers on the post-Report persecution of Leuchter, U.S. campaign against his prison consultancies, etc.

Box B Fred Leuchter invited to speak at Clarendon

Club, Chelsea Town Hall, November 1991. Deported

26 a. empty

b. Siegerjustiz c. Siegerjustiz (cont.)


27 a. UPRISING: post publication 1981 correspondence “In the Psychiatrist’s Chair” action against author

Anthony Clare GÖRING book: late correspondence , docs. Tagebuch Gen Ltn Kirchheim 1941 (Afrika Korps) Summer of 1939: letters and materials collected

(Book never written) The breaking of the Ruhr Dams (article) b. Correspondence with Hitler’s staff and other re

“Hitler’s war” c. Entebbe from Gerd Heidemann: Idi Amin’s

original copy of Court of Inquiry into Israeli attack on Entebbe.


28 a. Source Matters b. Göring project —1st draft of MS —Published sources c. Göring project — Dead correspondence.


29 a. Dresden Update b. Roosevelt research (not yet used) c. FDR materials

a. may be item (f) in DLA box



29. 30 GLOBAL VENDETTA (mainly deportation from

Canada) a. GV including best photos of D.I. for GV b. GV including Arrest and Deportation Canada

1992 — Documents (see also photo and clipping file) c. GV empty box


31 INSTITUTE FOR HISTORICAL REVIEW a. IHR including materials on the Willis Carto affair b. IHR 1981-1997 c. IHR 1998


32 a. Old address and phone list — Rare lists of addresses, telephone number pads etc ca. 1979-1983

b. Old news cuttings Books 1948 to 1957 c. Old news cuttings books 1948 to 1957


33 a. Vienna arrest April 1986 — August 1987 Schaller — Austria case b. Robert Garber and D.I. vs. Expomart c. Expomart (cont.)


34 Winston Churchill research files a. Exploited copies from Leahy files at NARS

14.xii.82 Papers of Paul Reynaud (Archives Nationales, Paris) b. WSC Research files exploited and still need

exploiting for vol. iii including — WSC/Weizmann files (now in discovery 2022)

—President Roosevelt’s policy towards De Gaulle —Finding Aid: Cherwell Papers c. Mackenzie Kind


35 Auschwitz and Nazi camps miscellaneous Package (a) Folder of items including: visit of

Auschwitz liberator Lt Gen Vasyli Yakovlevich Petrenko to New York, Oct 1989; Tass announcement of death books; British documents released; Alfred Schickel; clipping on Eichmann; Jewish Telegraph agency items, Dec 1941; Basler Nachrichten, Wie hoch ist die Zahl der jüdischen Opfer; Edmund Stoiber on Redeverbot gegen Irving, 21.1.91; letter from Bob Hasse




commenting on Henri Rocques; German supreme court decision, 1979; figures on German Wiedergutmachung, 1979; items on Canadian postal censorship; dissertations by Carl Nordling on statistics of Holocaust; Yehuda Bauer on death statistics; Gutachten by Emil Lachout, October 1990; correspondence with Dr M J Dragan; correspondence with Prof Bernd Martin; Hoover Library (Lerner papers) copy of PID report on the Schlegelberger-memorandum file, Nov 16, 1945.

Package (b) independent Polish investigations of the

Auschwitz sites; report published 1946 (translated into English); Polish report by Jan Sehn Institute, dated August 24, 1990, and English translation thereof;

Box (b): Items from the National Archives file on Auschwitz;

Correspondence between John Ball and the South African airforce photo reconnaissance pilots who flew missions over Auschwitz.

David S Wyman, “Why Auschwitz Was Never Bombed,” Commentary, May 1978.

OSS report Apr 20, 1945 on, testimony of Two escapees (Vrba/Rosenberg etc),

Pages 108-9, 120-1 from [Gerald Reitlinger?], The Final Solution.

Correspondence between David Irving and photographic reconnaissance firms and experts, 1989

Article from National Vanguard, March-April 1989: “The Evidence of the Prussian Blue.”

[Unsolicited] correspondence with eccentric McClelland, who suffered in NS camps including allegedly Theresienstadt.

Propaganda print of newspaper, Judea Declares War on Germany, March 24, 1933.

Pages from oral History of Bernard Bernstein (SHAEF), at HST Library.

Michael S Jogan, “The Jews and General Franco,” in ideas, winter 1968-9.

Items on remains of Mengele, June 18, 1985 Item from Semit, No. 2. 1990, “Auschwitz ‘gehört’

Europa.”



More press items about Israeli “discovery” of the [Walter Bruns] testimony, June 1986

Item on FDR and the Jewish question, from Morgenthau diary, Nov 26, 1941

Selected items on why Britain did nothing about Auschwitz.

Paper, Georges Wellers, “A propos du ‘rapport Leuchter’ et les chambres à gaz d’Auschwitz,” in Le Monde Juif, No. 134, avril-juin, 1989

W D Rothe, “KZ-Propaganda-Phasen”, Sieg, No. 6, 1989

Landgericht Bielefeld Beschluß, Apr 26, 1989 (against?)

Correspondence between Karl Philipp and Sonderstandesamt Arolson, about death statistics in concentration camps, 1989

Item from The Westlock Hub, “Auschwitz, a look into the death camps,” April 17, 1989

Pages from Judge Francis Biddle’s ... [summing up at IMT?], pages 207-9, “Concentration Camps during War.” From Biddle papers, Syracuse university.

Pages from Journal of Historical Review, vol 6, no. 2, summer 1985, about Faurisson and Weckert, “Crystal Night.”

Paper by John S Conway, in Vierteljahrshefte für Zeitgeschichte, “Frühe Augenzeugenberichte aus Auschwitz, Glaubwürdigkeit und Wirkungsgeschichte.” Heft 2, 1979.

Report from Das freie Forum on stripping of Judge Staeglich’s doctorate by German courts.

205 pages copied May 15, 1988, from files of War Refugee Board, FDR Library.

Anti Defamation League of the B’nai Brith: “The Record. The Holocaust in History, 1933-45.” (copyright 1985). Mock newspaper.

Article, “Palestine excesses by British disclosed,” The Times (undated).

Propaganda leaflet, unknown origin, with Daily Express article March 24, 1933, “Judea Declares War on German” and other items (handed to DI at Passau, September 1988?).

Dr Serban C Andronescu, “Romanians and the Holocaust,” presented at the 1981 Revisionist Conference, in no. 4, vol 23, Perseverance, April 15, 1983. Provenance unknown.



Two copies of CSDIC(UK) report SIR938, September 11, 1944, on interrogation of O/Truppf. ..., who was in Auschwitz September / November 1941 (from different NARS files).

CSDIC(UK) report SIR 727, report on Polish Lieut ..., who escaped July 19, 1944, and describes atrocities in German camps.

PW paper 24, Deportation of 3,700 Jews from Hanover in December 1941 to Riga.

Interrogation at CCPWE # 32, of SS Hstuf Heinrich Gustav Wilhelm Wied. On Aktion Reinhardt, Globocnic, Lublin camp (he investigated it, found one morgue with 6 ovens), KZ Oranienburg.

Report from Jerusalem Post, July 22, 1989, about “Revenge.” Interview of Israel Carmi.

Obituary of Prof. Gerald Draper. Statistical report by Prof Handloser on Wehrmacht

casualties in WW.2, May 22, 1945. Note on R H Jackson papers at NA, RG-238: box

192 contains Institute of Jewish Affairs, NY, Statistical Tables on Jewish casualties during WW.2.

Article, “The Big Lie,” in The Jewish Week Inc., June 23, 1989

Extract from Universal Jewish Encyclopaedia, pp 60ff, re Anti-Semitism.

Salzburger Zeitung, “Die Juden in Ungarns Wirtschaft,” May 18, 1944

Documents on the Ivan Demjanjuk case. OSI role in suppressing evidence.

Alfred E Cornebise, “Typhus and Doughboys. The American Polish Typhus Relief Expedition, 1919-1921,” University of Delaware Press, 1982 (extracts).

Extract from BAOR interrogation of Gauleiter Hoffmann on Himmler visit to Auschwitz.

Extracts from Dr jur Frhr F E von Langen, Das jüdische Geheimgesetz, und die deutschen Landesvertretungen, Munich 1919.

Reader’s letter in Miami Herald, Jan 22, 1990 re death march from Auschwitz.

Article from Izvestia, September 23, 1989, about Soviet archives (Russian)

The Price of Vision. The Diary of Henry A Wallace (Boston, 1973), Pages 219-20: entry for May 22, 1943: on Isaiah Bowman’s plans for settling Jews



in the USA. George Watson in The Sunday Telegraph, January 7,

190: “How the holocaust was hidden.” Affidavit (German) by Franz Göring, February 24,

1948, about Schellenberg, Musy, Bernadotte, and the Jewish problem.

Pages 152-3 from book Insanity Fair by Douglas Reed (1938); pages 30-31 from Arthur Koestler, The God that Failed us; pages 6 ff from Sarah Gordon, Hitler, Germans and the Jewish Question (Princeton University press, 1984).

Folder containing the National Archives dossier on Auschwitz and Birkenau:

panoramic photographs of IG Farben Monowitz Auschwitz under construction (Dürrfeld exhibits in IG Farben trial); materials collected for USSBS survey in July 1945, including PRU interpretation reports on IG Farben plant at Auschwitz, Jan 21, 1944; target maps for IF Farben plant at Auschwitz; summaries of air attacks; etc.

Extract from letter from publishers to Bella Fromm, Jun 29, 1942, about raging anti-Semitism in USA.

Photocopied pages [caption reads: aus dem Tagebuch des Professors Kremer (Münster i W), der als SSArzt 1942 in Auschwitz Versuche mit “lebenfrischem Material von leber, Milz und Pankreas” durchgeführt hat und wiederholt “Sonderaktionen” beiwohnte].

Extracts from FDR Library: Francis Biddle, Bedell Smith, etc., Feb and Mar 1942 about putting Japanese Americans in “concentration camps” on West Coast.

German account of visit to Buchenwald camp (guided tour, 1945). How the Americans prepared the site for the visitors, with corpses, etc.)

Bucks County Courier Times, Dec 15, 1996, “Nazi Collaborator [Aleksandras Lileikis] pursued on paper, in Life.”

Review (Wall Street Journal, Dec 31, 1996) of Robert Jan Van Pelt, Auschwitz:1270 to the Present.

Article about Dario Gabbai, survivor of Auschwitz Sonderkommando, Jewish Chronicle, Jan 24, 1997.



Article by Arthur Butz on the Vergasungskeller document.

Article by Yehuda Bauer, The Jerusalem Post, Nov 23, 1996, on “Six million, or seven?”

Page from The American Hebrew, December 4, 1942, on “Report on Extermination,” based on Stephen Wise; claims of a soap making factory etc.

Daily Telegraph, March 21, 197, with critique by Ruth Birn on Daniel Goldhagen book.

Extract from Süddeutsche Zeitung, July 31, 1964: “So starben sie in den Gaskammern von Belzec.”

Preliminary interrogation of Min Rat Richard Korherr, Jun 21, 1945.

Correspondence between DI and University of Keele, and RAF Medmenham (photo interpreters) Club, and Commanding officer of JARIC, RAF Brampton, about aerial reconnaissance photos.

Scattered correspondence between DI and German historians (Nolte, Zitelmann, Meidinger, Henri Roques, Joseph Halow, etc about Dachau, the Holocaust, Auschwitz and related topics).

36 Public Speaking

a. 1977 to 1979 b. 1979 to 1981 c. 1981 to 1989


37 Documents bearing on David Irving’s reputation as historian

a. correspondence with other published historians b. file on Fall Kausch: providing Gutachten on K.’s

introduction to book by Herman Giesler. c. Papers on Disziplinargerichtliches Verfahren

gegen den Korvettenkapitan Fritjof Oswald Pohl, 1989-90

a. may be item (c) in DLA box 72. b. is (e) in DLA box 20 c. is missing presumed lost

38 Australia a. Australian ban 1993-1994 Ed Wall press clippings Murray Pope




b. Australia (continued) c. Australia (continue)

39 Winston Churchill research files [Exploited] a. Includes: CSS files on Churchill 1942-1945 (VE

Day); Louis B Rougier Papers; CIA files on Churchill supplied by Budnick;

b. Includes Coventry Raid, November 1940; Michael Bloch: Duke of Windsor case; W. Churchill Jr adultery with Alexandra Wells; Morgenthau Plan documents (spares); Col. Scanlon diary; Italian Archives on Duke of Windsor

c. Includes Robert Menzies Diary 1941; File on Ultra, Enigma, Magic; Mr Ronald Lewin’s file of correspondence with D. I. relating to Rommel, North Africa and decoding; Select file of information collected by D.I. relating to Enigma and Bletchley Park ca 1964


40 Churchill Project a. Dead Correspondence up to end 1981 —Susanna Scott-Gall’s research in BBC Archives

on Pearl Harbor and WSC Broadcasts —Diary of Sir Maurice (Lord) Hankey 23.08.1939 —DDE Library EISENHOWER files vol ii Used b. WSC(i) used Material c. WSC outline —Misc. Exploited vol(ii) docs —Misc. Exploited vol(i) revision —Misc Exploited Dieppe folder —Maisky & Stalin materials —Ralph Edwards Diary —WSC & Zionism


41 Day Book


42 Day Book a. 1994 to 1995 b. Jan to April 1997 c. April to Dec 1997


43 Package (A) GOEBBELS MATERIALS AS SUPPLIED TO, AND RETURNED BY, SUNDAY TIMES, AND CORRESPONDENCE (ALL 1992): files relating to

All missing presumed



Sunday Times Action and Goebbels Diaries (continued from box 22)

(a) envelope containing pleadings, November 1992 (b) David Irving correspondence with lawyers

Russell Jones and Walker, 1992-3. Package (B) (a): DI’s 1992 correspondence with Bundesarchiv

and IfZ re authenticity of diary pages; letters from DI and agent Andrew Lownie to Andrew Neil; working notes by Sunday Times (Peter Millar?) on other experts. Typescript pages of Sunday Times “Goebbels Diaries” series drafted as per contract by DI, relating to Reichstag fire; Night of Long Knives; Dollfuss assassination; Anschluss; Kristallnacht; outbreak of war; Pearl Harbor; 1944 bomb plot. Faxes from Sunday Times Moscow office; initial draft transcripts of diary passages relating to Reichstag fire, 1933; Night of Long Knives, 1934; mid-1938; (Goebbels diaries relating to) Czechoslovakia and Munich, 1938; Kristallnacht 1938; Prague, March 1939; Pearl Harbor 1941; Normandy invasion 1944. A3 photocopies of pages from DI’s draft transcript of mid 1938 diaries of Goebbels, with corrections and annotations (for publication by Arnoldo Mondadori Editore). All subsequent marginalia and markings are by Sunday Times.

(b): package marked “Goebbels Diary Transcripts, S/Times,” containing Xerox copies of DI’s draft transcripts of most of the diaries obtained in Moscow, as supplied to Sunday Times in 1992.

(c): photocopies provided by Dr R G Reuth from prints of Goebbels diary, 1944.

Package (C) Large envelope containing original Sunday Times

[issues with] Goebbels articles July 1992. Also Spiegel issues carrying the serial, with introduction, No. 29/1992, page 3, confirming that DI’s transcription was accurate; and rival serialisation printed by The Daily Mail in July 1992. Also Sunday Times article, “Holocaust Lies of the new Nazis”, published July 26, 1993.

lost

44 Churchill a. WSC(iii) Draft MS part 1

All missing presumed



b. WSC(iii) Draft MS part 2 c. Print out of the first draft disks 1945 Yalta Conference (Dec , 1944 onwards) d. draft MS part 1 of vol. ii.

lost

45 a. WSC files not used DDE Library 1950-6 St Dept (OSS?) 1946-56 b. needed for WSC volume iii Polish (Romer, Mikolajczyk) Mussolini file DDE...etc... c. Materials for WSC volume iii

b. is (f) in DLA box 134 rest missing presumed lost

46 Correspondence with Publishers a. 1967 to 1970 b. 1967 to 1968 c. 1969 to 1970


47 Correspondence with Publishers a. 1977 to 1978 b. 1978 c. 1990 to June 1991


48 Correspondence with Publishers a. 1971 to 1972 ; Public Lending Right b. 1973 to 1976 c. 1976


49 Correspondence with Publishers a. 1960 to Dec 1963 b. with Sigbert Mohn Verlag 1963 to 1968 c. 1964 to 1966


50 Family (Benté) and Car Matters a. Jessica and Benté 1993-97 b. Jessica and Benté 1993-98 c. Motor Car Matters and David Irving’s Life

Insurance


51 a. chronological Judenfrage Document Book to 1941 b. chronological Judenfrage Document Book 1942

— 45 c. Eichmann papers; and press controversy

surrounding D I’s acquisition of them in October




1991. File includes NA and OSS files on Höss, Himmler, Eichmann, etc.

lone box: Day Book Copies May to June 1993 lone box: Canada deportation

See the separate list of the contents of this box compiled to Dec 31, 1942 – Exhibit…

52 Churchill files Package (a): NA RG.319, Records of the Army Staff. OSS files

on Churchill DDE Library: Previously classified pages of Harry C

Butcher diaries Lord Cherwell papers: Copies provided by Nuffield

College to DI in 1978; and Copies dictated by DI in about 1964.

Documents from Hoover Library: extracts from Stanley Washburn papers; Documents from Hoover Library: extracts from Stanley Hornbeck papers, including memorandum on meeting with Ch., November 15, 1943.

Papers copied from files of Admiral Wm D Leahy, including his diary (typescript), Jan 21, 1944 to 1946

Wellington Koo papers: extracts, 1944-5. Morale reports from Mackenzie King papers, Apr —

Aug 1944. Extracts from Josiah C Wedgwood papers Package (b): File on Allied reparations policy; MS by DI; and

interviews (1964) by DI relating to British policy of holding German units in readiness after VE-day against the Russians.

File of DI’s 1978-80 interviews: Sir William Deakin, George Odey MP, John Parker MP, RV Jones, Kay Halle, Anthony Fell MP, Sir John Langford Holt, MP, including notes on Jan 21, and July 27, 1964; Lady Davidson; Reginald Paget, QC; Sir James Pitman; Aubrey Jones; Enoch Powell; Lord Boothby; Mrs Ronald Tree; Ladislas Farago; Mark Stoler.

Extracts from John Foster Dulles papers (DDE Library), 1953-54.




Extracts from Oral History of Winthrop Aldrich (DDE Library).

DI’s correspondence, mainly 1978, with surviving MPs of the two Churchill governments.

Copies from Truman Library, including clippings, all postwar (for vol. iii): includes the order to drop atomic bomb on Hiroshima (“release when ready”); items from Elsey papers, Acheson papers, Potsdam conference log, Frank McNaughton papers, and State dept. Correspondence.

Items from papers of Sherman Adams, Dartmouth College, Hanover, NH, re 1950s.

Package (c) Churchill research:- Halifax diaries and papers, copies; extracts from HH

Arnold diaries 1941-3; copy of Ronald Tree postcard re £/$. Extracts from Bruce Lockhart papers, Hoover Libr., re Molotov visit, May 1942. Extracts from FBI files. FO.371 extracts re Pearl Harbor; random extracts from Mackenzie King diaries, typed by DI, re the hands of the clock. Other items from Mackenzie King papers, Canadian archives, press clippings, correspondence with WSC. Item on Gibraltar, 1941. Press items on WSC press conf, May 26 1943, etc. Extracts from Myron C Taylor papers (Cornell University). Postal & Telegraph Censorship Report on Jewry, No. 7, Feb 26, 1944. Paul Johnson, Geoff Wheatcroft, Arthur Schlesinger, reviews of John Charmley on Churchill; Alan Clark on Clive Ponting’s Churchill, PREM3 items including WSC to Bridges on Cabinet minute-keeping. Somerville to Pound, Sep 19, 1943. Extracts from Cecil King diary, May, 1942, Jun 24, 1942-Oct 24, 1942; Aug 16, 1942, —Jan 1, 1943; Dec 26, 1942-Nov 2, 1943. Newspaper version of Macmillan diary, 1943. Obituaries of Prof R J V Pulvertaft, H Montgomery Hyde. Extracts from War Cabinet papers on treatment of War criminals. Cavendish-Bentinck memoranda re Jews, from FO.371/15252. Daily Telegraph report, that Moscow admits blame for Katyn, Apr 14, 1990. Feature article on Brendan Bracken. Verbatim interview by D I with F L Stagg, Paris, Dec 17,



1983. FDR library papers re Charles Maurin (PSF, Churchill folder, 1-42, pp.0053-60). DI’s working notes on Pearl Harbor cover up. Items from Columbia Univ., Daniel Longwell papers. DI’s correspondence with James Rusbridger re the 1940 speeches that WSC did not himself broadcast (Norman Shelley did). Items from Swiss Federal Archives: WSC’s note to the King of Italy, Jul 1943. Lost Churchill painting of Lavery. Extracts from Col Alfred McCormack report on Ultra, April 1943, and similar materials. John Charmley on The [Martin] Gilbert and Churchill show, (review). Extract from Obituary of Irving Berlin. Reader’s letters on Dieppe decision by Mountbatten. Items on bombing of Rome. Corresp between Winant and US minister in Dublin, 1942. OSS report on Mihailovic, WSC, etc, May 1943. Memoranda from US embassy re UK morale, 1942. Vannevar Bush to Groves, Dec 4, 1943. Typed extracts from Alanbrooke unpublished diaries, Dec 29, 1941-July 5, 1943. Extracts from Ralston papers, on visit to UK. Ditto, Hume Wrong papers, Sep 1943. News items on WSC libel actions. Morgenthau papers extracts, Nov 1941. H Hopkins papers, re 1942 visit to London. FBI report on WSC, Mar 29, 1943 (in FDR library: “Hoover”). Tube alloys items from Hopkins papers. Items from A Berle papers, Sep 1941-Jan 1942. US papers re the August 1941 Atlantic meeting. Averell Harriman to FDR re WSC Mar 7, 1942. O’Malley’s report on Katyn, May 24, 1943. H Ickes diary, Sep 17, 1943. Ira Eaker: The Case for Day Bombing,” Jan 1943. Mountbatten on Dieppe in RUSI Journal. Extracts from diary of AVM J M Robb, 1943. Mussolini’s speech, Dec 2, 1942. S Telegraph re Moran’s “doctored” diary, Jul 3, 1994. Draft re Darlan. Rommel message intercepts. Pages from Everett S Hughes diary, Dec 1942. DI’s corresp with others about Dieppe raid. Translated Soviet documents on Stalin/WSC meetings, May 1942, August 1942, and letters Stalin to WSC, Jun 10, 1942. Misc 1942 items from DDE library. Pages copied from Hankey diary, April 29, May 19, May 22, 1942 —Aug 31, 1942. A work sheet on British



assassinations (temporarily placed in legal files). State dept intercept of WSC/Eden conversation, May 21, 1943. Documents from Beaverbrook papers about Pamela Churchill and Harriman. Article on WSC and Clementine, Sunday Times, April 22, 1990. Miscellaneous press clippings. Miscellaneous items copied from OSS files re WSC in Algiers, 1943. Record of WSC/FDR meetings, Jan 1 and 7, 1943. Article on death of Darlan. Item re Marshall’s Pearl Harbor warning to General Short (Hawaii). Correspondence with James Rusbridger on Pearl Harbor. Extracts from diaries of Major Rex L Benson. The Bari (poison gas ship) incident, Oct 1943. Pages copied from Mackenzie King diaries, Dec 26-31,1941. Notes re Prytz affair, Kenneth de Courcy. Extracts from Curtis Brown papers at Columbia university library, 1979. Extracts from Claude Wickard diary, Dec 1941. A letter about Doctors John Parkinson, and Thomas Peel Dunhill.

53 Goebbels research: Berlin Document Center files on

Goebbels private and ministry staff, with list and letter to Daniel Marwell, director

(a) residual research files; of BDC, April 1992, part I (b) BDC biographies of Goebbels staff and list of

staff, Part I (c) BDC biographies of Goebbels staff and list of

staff, Part II

“Box MN legal – confidential” is saved: is this the same file?


54 Goebbels research: PACKAGE “D” Goebbels books Die Zeit ohne Beispiel (photocopy) Der steile Aufstieg (photocopy) Das eherne Herz (photocopy) Der Krieg als Weltanschauungskampf (speech) Lenin oder Hitler? (speech) PACKAGE “E” Moscow visit 1992: papers, lists, Sunday Times

articles Goebbels picture research (captions) Ottmar Katz transcript of interview of Lida Baarova;

press interviews of and stories on Lida B.

“Box 54 – confidential” is saved: is this the same file?




Dr Alfred Detig manuscript, Feb 1970, re 1933 Photocopies of Goebbels’s correspondence with

Anka Stalherm 1928, etc (from Frau I Prange, Freiburg); other miscellaneous copies of Stalherm correspondence (from BA etc).

D Irving’s typed copies of above. Photocopies of Weimar Republic Reichstag

protocols, of BDC personnel file items, and miscellaneous prints from NA films (negatives etc)

55 Goebbels MS, marked for printer Saved, in

Illinois warehouse

56 Goebbels MS, third and fourth versions Saved, in Illinois warehouse

57 Package (A) Some materials for CSDIC book ABGEHÖRT Package (B) Some materials for ROMMEL Package (C) Hitler Diaries, 1982-5: Money earned; trial of Heidemann; sample Konrad Kujau forgeries,; press items relating to the scandal; Examples of the faked items Drafts for Torpedo Running Litigation against The Observer to obtain payment Unsolicited documents on case of Major Walter

Reder, 1994 Landsberg “guest book” January 1949 Unknown Martin Bormann documents, letters etc,

from NA files. Litigation against The Guardian for libel on Roberto

Fiori, Nov 1983 Unsolicited items about WISE, and clippings on

Panorama programme on far right File on Panorama programme on far right Xerox copy of original manuscript for Accident

book.


58 Package (a): Churchill materials (exploited) All



Selected documents from Daniel Longwell collection in Columbia University, NY

US embassy in London, wartime documents (Federal Records Center, Suitland), mainly telegrams of Joseph P Kennedy and John G Winant.

Bundle of Xeroxes (deteriorating) provide by NARS from State Department files, especially the Tyler Kent case (since closed again)

DDE Library: Henry R Luce, MS, “An Evening with Winston Churchill,” dinner in NY, Mar 14, 1946.

Package (b) DI’s interviews with Tory MPs, Enoch Powell, Mrs

Ronald Tree, etc in 1978. Extracts from Daladier papers in Paris

Miscellaneous documents: zum Falle Sandys, Giles Romilly affidavit on Narvik 1940, two FBI files on Winston Churchill,

DI’s letters to The Times, April 1966, 1968, April 26, 1966

Finding aid (order forms) for documents obtained from DDE library.

Obituary on Sarah Churchill; on Emery Reves (Imre Revesz);

Hoover Library document on Maxime Weygand File of copies from microfilmed diaries of Harold F

Ickes (Library of Congress) Extracts from James Landis papers at Library of

Congress, with many extracts from Joseph P Kennedy papers and diaries, etc.

Extracts from papers of Walter Graebner, mostly postwar, re Churchill memoirs.

Package (c) File of Extracts from DDE library, Churchill, 1950s. Extracts from Hugh Dalton diary at LSE, 1938-40. Article from RUSI Journal: “Air Intelligence and the

Coventry Raid.” US study, 1949, on possibility that Sea lion

(Seelöwe) was a German cover plan Note on visit by DI to Cabinet War Room, Feb 19,

1964 September 1945 correspondence on DDE’s orders

that search be made for German FO files on German/English relations (re Duke of Windsor, etc).

missing presumed lost



Paper by Caroline Ward, “RAF Bombs Berlin,” (August 1940), based on PRO etc files.

Obituary of Robert Murphy DI’s Interview of Prof Jukka Nevakivi, May 28,

1973 DI’s notes on research at Eugene, Oregon; discussion

with Prof Richard Heinzkill, expert bibliographer on Churchill.

Extracts from Dorothy Thompson papers at Syracuse University; from Baruch Papers at Princeton; from Eddie Marsh papers at NY Publ Library.

Items from Mary Borden papers at Boston University library

Stefan Osusky note [Czech with our translation] on Focus meeting, July 27, 1939

Items from Beaverbrook papers: Correspondence Beaverbrook with A V Alexander, 1955, about the Oran (Mers el Kébir) incident. Bombing policy, 1942. Tanks. Correspondence with WSC, 1937.

Extracts from Alanbrooke papers. Franco’s letter to Churchill, Oct 18, 1944, and

WSC’s reply, Jan 25, 1945. Bundle of extracts from Columbia University library,

NY: Walter Graebner and Daniel Longwell papers, about Churchill, mostly postwar.

59 Box of Miscellaneous folders

1) HITLER’S WAR Fan mail after TV and radio

interviews, esp. Frost programme of 9th June 1977

2) Items relating to a BBC Panorama TV

programme on the Far Right influence on Tories [March 1984]

3) A CONQUEROR’S PEACE A report to the

American stockholders, by Bud Hutton and Andy Rooney

4) THE POLITICAL PRINCIPLES OF

ROBERT A. TAFT by Russell Kirk and James McClellan

5) Julius Streicher re. Nuremberg trial

Many of these items appear to have survived in the DLA box 143



6) ROMMEL: Late correspondence to 1982 7) Misc. correspondence1987/9 8) BND affair 1997 and related correspondence 9) Papers of Commander C R. Thompson:

personal aide to Winston Churchill 1939-1945 10) Attn: Rae West 11) Xerox of Morell dossier 12) HITLER speeches: • Rede vor 400 Arbeitern in Hotel “Kaiserhof”.

20.2.37 • Rede vor den deutschen Pressevertretern in

Munchen. 10.11.38 • Rede vor dem jüngsten Offiziersjahrg. D.

Wehrmacht. 18.1.39 • Rede vor den höheren Befehlshabern der

Wehrmacht. 25.1.39 • Rede an die Truppenkommandeure des

Heeres. 10.2.39 • Rede vor den Kriegsakademien. 11.3.39 13) Misc requests for information and assistance

1973 14) Hitler diaries 15) Churchill Project: Selected extracts from

Lord Cherwell’s papers 16) Sammlung David Irving: Gefängnis

Aufzeichungen, Feldm w Keitel, Nürnberg 17) VfZ,4-69, Anton Hoch, Das Attentat auf

Hitler, Im Münchner Bürgerbräukeller 1939 18) Main References to Mussolini, (‘Patient”) in

Morells Tagesnotizen, National Archives film T253 roll 39

19) Völkischer Beobachter, Münchener Ausgabe,



München, Donnerstag, 13. April 1944 USA FLUGZEUGE ABGESCHOSSEN”

20) Adolf Hitler, Selected Extracts from

Primatnachlass Herber Backe [Hannover] 21) Adolf Hitler SCHRAMM PAPERS, [Papers

of Dr Percy Ernst Schramm deposited with Bundesarchiv, Bestand NR.KL.Erw.441-3, and consisting of interviews with, and papers by, Prof. Dr. V. Hasselbach and Prof. Dr. Karl Brandt.]

22) Adolf Hitler Bundesarchiv, Extracts from

Niederschriften, Reichskabinett, 1933-38

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66

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69

70

71 contains Arthur Butz, the file on the Auschwitz Lüge case, prosecution in Munich, the Middle East, files on Fred Leuchter including the original Leuchter report, Australia from 1996 to early 1997, a file on Chaim Bermant’s libels against me in The Observer in August 1992, my entire file on Peter Stahl (that is Discovery Item 2044), David Irving’s testimony on April 22, 25 and 26 1988 in the Zündel trial and a print-out (this is my Discovery Item 1992), the book, “Crying Wolf”. and Hate Crime Hoaxes in America by Laird Wilcox (1994) The book, “The Heritage Front Affair”, Report to the

missing



Solicitor General of Canada (Security Intelligence Review Committee, December 9 1994), a box file, ’The Clarendon Club’, containing correspondence approximately 1980-1983. a file on various Secretaries, including Pat Donnelly, and Zerin Djemal. A file on the “Fight to Regain German Rights to Hitler’s War” [this is my Discovery Item No. 1985].

72 contains all correspondence with Professor Faurisson, a file on Dresden, correspondence with Voigt, Bergander, the archives and others (Discovery No. 2103), a file of correspondence with Ingrid Weckert, Discovery No. 1967 - a box file entitled ‘Apocalypse 1945’. Dresden manuscript update, 1995, two copies.

Also contains Jürgen Graf, the file on The Sunday

Times libel action, August 1996. Remove from this box the reference to the

‘Apocalypse’ manuscript - I am going to put that in a different box.

Some of these items are in returned box 143

73 contains manuscripts by David Irving, this includes one Archive box containing the manuscript of ‘Apocalypse 1945’, two copies. Discovery Item No. 1967. The abbreviated version of ‘The Mares Nest’ (for proposed video script). Nuremberg - Die Letzte Schlacht (Discovery Item No. 2037) - the original typescript for ‘Welt am Sonntag’. Guernica to Vietnam - Discovery Item No. 2026. Original typescript, ’Hitler & His Medicine Men’ (as published by ‘Der Stern’). ‘Wie Deutschlands Städte Starben’ - finished chapters as delivered for Neue Illustrierte - Bombing War serial

Some of these items are in returned boxes 77 and 94



1961. ‘The Warpath’ - original manuscript - copy edited, as returned by Michael Joseph. ‘Hitler’s War’, a 300 page abridged version, for Lamancha productions (video script). Removed the file called ‘Sunday Times Libel Action’ from Box 73.

CCC Churchill

Press clippings; draft chapter, “In narrow Straits” (re

Charles Maurin); Extracts from Winthrop Aldrich papers (Harvard Univ

library), 1954 Truman library, working notes at; includes letter WSC

to Aunt Leonie 1895; extracts (few pages) diaries of Mackenzie King, Everett S Hughes; R H Jackson papers (HM Govt document re killing Nazis, Apr 21, 1945)

Scattered correspondence re Churchill book: John Colville; Budnick, Liddell Hart, French embassy, Aubrey Niel Morgan, Trinity College Library,

Documents extracted from Harry S Truman library (bundle)

National Archives RG 84 US embassy in London, files copied

Invitation to presentation of Graham Sutherland (?) portrait Nov 30, 1954 (original); press clippings on portrait’s destruction

Orange cards: notes on contents of Beaverbrook collection, files to see

SAS orders for the assassination of Rommel, 20.7.1944 After the Battle: Crossing the Rhine Institut für Zeitgeschichte card index on Churchill Biographies of Churchill from OSS and CIA files

supplied by Budnick Readers Digest, Nov 1977: “Is there a Safe Way to

Drink?” Folder of scattered items on Churchill and Zionism,

Palestine, Weizmann, etc.




Contains: Papers from Daniel Lerner collection (Hoover Library); Leahy papers; NA, State Dept, (Nahum Goldmann, Weizmann, Churchill, Bedvin; Frankfurter papers, April 10, 1939 on need for Jews to act openly, not clandestinely; Churchill’s article in Illustrated Sunday Herald, Feb 8, 1920; conversation between FDR and Kind Saud, Feb 14, 1945; ditto between Churchill and Saud, Feb 18, 1945 (US Intelligence report on); J F Dulles papers (what I have done for Israel), Sep 21, 1949; Arthur Krock papers; Laski to FDR, Jan 5, 1939; Frankfurter diary, Jan 9, May 27, 1943; Ld Cherwell’s papers; Dec 17, 1943; anti-Semitic entry in Wm D Hassett May 7, 1944; index to entries in Stimson diaries re Jews and Palestine; Winant to State Dept., Jul 9, 1945 re Weizmann; Attlee to FDR, Jul 31, 1945; Morgenthau papers on May 20, 1947 with Sieff and Marks; ltr from Saud to FDR, Oct 1945

Rumanian Armistice Attempt Oct 1943 —Apr 1944 Notes: chapter (draft), “Outflanked at Yalta,” Jan 20,

1984. Diaries kept by [later Mr Justice] Scarman for Tedder,

Mar 17 —July 24, 1944 (typed extracts) by D I, May 21, 1988 [used yet for vol. iii?]

Miscellaneous items typed from PRO FO.371 files: re Morgenthau plan, Bridges and cabinet minutes; phone censorship; Rauschning; Leeper; Wickham Steed; FDR and WSC opposed in 1943 to publishing records of Paris peace conf; Eden’s March 1938 appeasement; Tilea and Franckenstein; MUW; GM Young’s book on Baldwin; phoney invasion threat, 1940; scattered items from BEAVERBROOK library; Duke of Alba to Madrid, Dec 9, 1940; need to halt negotiations with [Wolff] in Italy, April 20, 1945; Churchill-Truman conversation, pr 25, 1945 (transcript).

DDD Miscellaneous 1945 items for Churchill’s War, vol. iii:

Beaverbrook; 1945 election; Churchill’s fears of Russia, June 1945; Churchills deutsche Armee; Rufus E Miles Jr, “Hiroshima, The Strange Myth




of half a Million American Lives solved,” International Security, pp.121-140.; SHAEF Censorship orders, Feb 1945, re Terror Bombing, Phosphorus Bombs, occupation of Germany, treatment of Waffen SS. Churchill to Morrison, Aug 1, 1945; Churchill’s broadcast, June 21, 1945; documents on Churchill’s post-war visit to Italy.

David Irving, Introduction to Morgenthau Plan Miscellaneous Princeton University Library, photocopies of

documents from Bernard M Baruch papers, and the William O Douglas and Walter Murphy [Oral History] conversations.

Polish Documents: Papers (and translations) of Stanlislas Mikolajczyk

from the Hoover Library Papers (and translations) of Tadesuz Romer from the

Public Archives of Canada

EEE CONFIDENTIAL:- Correspondence with female friends, Clarisse Loxton

Peacock (Lady Grover; and embarrassing Daily Telegraph press clipping on her future husband Sir Ned Dunnett), Felicity Osborne her daughter, Norah Villarroell (servant), Eulalia Papineu, Deborah Gomez (with photos), Corinne Meyer, Deborah Vaughan, Guardian item on my handwriting, Larry Collins, Christine Nass, Helmut Horten, Marie Helene Moore, Eva Kopf, Ida Beldzig, Barbara Kurvers-Buck, Dominique Bartolani, Dorit and Rim Belkhodja and Rim’s sister Monia, Claudia Barry, Aïcha Benmakhlouf (with nude photos: never touched her!), Jerry Bauer (photographer), Robin Davies (and list of jobs assigned him in 1983), Christine Uhlendorf, Heidi Hoff, Ely —, Karon Manor, Paul O’Neill, Gerlinde — , Lev Besymenski (re Soviet documents he provided to me), Elisabeth Rogerson (daughter of Polish General Rummel), Maria Brits-Rumsel (with photo), Roddy Lloyd-Kirk, Ali Sayess, Heike Doutiné; Jane Majower, Laurence T May Jr; Bettina Frühsorger; Robert Rhodes; Natalie — ; Teresa — ; Mary — ; Laura and Rogelio; Mirjam




Weenick; Mardi Haynes; Robert Harris (re Tatler article); Petra Braun (the Blond Beast of Bavaria), with letter of dismissal, Aug 26, 1984; Pamela Martin (and her natural mother’s new husband); Brenda and John Ogdon (pianists, with photos) and their son Richard; Valeria and Krisztina Heikkilä; Erika Pattist (Regents Park episode); Anita (servant); Beatrice ... (Cologne); and their Christmas cards etc. Dealings with police (assaults on D I; traffic fines; blank phone calls; bike riding in Hyde Park; criminal injuries compensation board re assault by Paul Michael Stockwell), Avis re collision damage; Violet Denniss; Maria (Mia) Strzelczyk; Carla Venchiarutti; Herneid and Rosemarie von dem Knesebeck (with photo of three children Julia, Philipp, and ...); Turkey Sandwich (Winifred Kollbrunner, with photo); Elisabeth de la Boissière; Susanne Seidl-Lichthardt, with photos; Nikolai Tolstoy; Catarina Leigh Pemberton; Heidi Hoff; Caroline Gompels; problems paying bills (Xerox, dentist Martyn Green, Kendall Globe Travel; bailiffs). Notes on moneys coming due, D I’s old headmaster Charles R Allison, of Brentwood school; Adam Sisman; Audrey and Peter (William) Kimber and staff; Frank Morton; Howard Gotlieb; Ilena Schwarck; Annette Vella (card only); Zerin Djemal; John Bennett; Albrecht Knaus. Folder on William J Casey: CIA violation notice re traffic fine at CIA HQ, May 1, 1996; book jacket and autograph of Bill Casey; letters from D I to Casey, Dec 19, 1983, May 21, 1984, April 5, 1986, and Feb 22, 1987 (“since I saw you in May”); ltr from Casey to DI, Apr 4, 1977, March 26, 1984; letter to Sharon Churcher re the Casey interview, and original typescript note by D I on that interview.

FFF No details known, may not exist GGG Churchill research:-

Pearl Harbor: DI’s collection of documents and papers relating to

Pearl Harbor 1941. Correspondence with D C Watt; Leonard Bushkoff; Magic;

DI’s “Box Z2”




Items provided by John Costello from NA RG 457 and SRH 118, including many MAGIC intercepts. Use for illustrations?

HHH Churchill research:-

Folder of items copied from the Lord Cherwell papers,

Nuffield College, in ca.1964, mostly re Tube Alloys.

Folder of items relating to the crash of General Sikorski.

Folder of Items copied from the papers of P J Grigg and E L Spears (Churchill college).

Folder of Extracts from Felix Frankfurter papers about WSC (Library of Congress).

Some of them items are in DLA’s Box 98 and 134

HJ Churchill materials Package (a):- Russian typescript (from Lev Besymenski) of Soviet

records on Churchill, Maisky’s telegrams, etc., meetings with Churchill, March—May 1938; with translations by Richard Ogdon.

Extracts for 1940 and 1941 photocopied from the Cecil King diary, Boston university library; including dates for undated pages, 1941; scandalous extracts re Pamela and Harriman.

Notes from NA RG 407, Adjutant General’s office, biography file, Winston Churchill: speech by WSC to Eisenhower’s offices, Mar 9, 1946. Use for vol. iii.

Mary Borden diary, 1938 (from Boston University library), on the Munich crisis. She was wife of General Sir E L Spears, and an insider to the workings of the Focus group around Churchill.

Notes by Robin Davies (DI’s secretary) on the Aigner manuscript.

Items from the papers of US columnist Arthur Crock (Princeton University Library)

Documents from the files of the University of Eugene, Oregon; Curtin Brown Ltd., and records of the Chicago Tribune Syndicate. 1933-37. Churchill’s literary endeavours while in the wilderness.

US Govt Printing office text of Churchill’s speech, Dec




26, 1941. Extracts from papers of John Foster Dulles at

Princeton. Read again for vol. iii. Harry Truman Library: Dean Acheson papers, items re

postwar atomic policies, Korea; etc. Extracts copied from DDE Library files, chronological,

Oct 1943 to Nov 1956. Review again for vol. iii.

Package (b):- Items from Bernard Baruch papers at Princeton

University library Letter from J Edgar Hoover to Donovan, Mar 26,

1942, re need for Churchill not to dismiss possibility of peace.

items from OSS files, NA RG 226, Oct 1943 to Jan 1945; review again for vol. iii.

Extracts from Harry H Arnold papers, Library of Congress, 1943-1946; review again for vol. iii.

A folder of letters of Sarah Churchill to WSC, 1935-1945.

Photocopies of pages of Cecil King diaries from Boston University library, 1940 — 1943, with aids to dating undated pages.

JK Miscellaneous post-war materials on Auschwitz, Anti-

Semitism, and Jewish Question All missing

presumed lost

FGH Used Goebbels materials. Saved, in Illinois warehouse

JG ABC [no other identification] Saved, in Illinois warehouse

MSI Goebbels Saved, in Illinois warehouse

PP Broadcasting & TV (1979-1981, 1985-1995) Saved, in Illinois warehouse

PQ Broadcasting Saved, in Illinois warehouse

No number

Publishers 1992 Saved, in Illinois



warehouse Z1 Contains 3 boxes: one of Karl Phillip, one of

South Africa 1990, 1991-1999, one Box marked BB, the Uprising files which includes Churchill 1984 manuscript with double spaced comments.


Z2 This contains file GGG (Pearl Harbor, John Costello file): see GGG above.


Z3 This contains 2 Boxes marked PRII. Rudolf Hess and Rudolf Hess including the Bennsdorf RSHA files.


Miszc. One Box marked ‘Miscellaneous’ 1964 (removed).


Box with no number

One big Box of correspondence with Ernst Zündel.


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