DVD Editions

Ruins of the Reich is a UNIQUE four-part series tracing the rise and fall of the Third Reich through its massive buildings, monuments, and rally grounds. By fusing first-generation archival film with modern, colorful footage of each structure as it appears…

David Irving's 1977 appearance on Sir David Frost's flagship interview programme — the year Hitler's War was first published. A primary-source television record of Irving's revisionist case being put, line by line, to the broadcaster best known for his Nixon…

Documentary biography of the Reichsführer-SS 82-minute presentation tracing Himmler's career through archival footage and Irving's documentary research. DVD format. English. Region-free.

War crimes prosecution from Nuremberg onward The evolution of international criminal justice. Legal frameworks, prosecutorial decisions, and historical context. DVD format. Region-free.

Irving on historical methodology Archival research and documentary truth. Practical examination of how historians work with primary sources and evaluate conflicting evidence. DVD format. Region-free.

David Irving lectures on Hitler's place in history, drawing on his decades of archival research to examine how the documentary record has shaped — and reshaped — historical interpretation. DVD format, region-free.

Ruins of the Reich is a UNIQUE four-part series tracing the rise and fall of the Third Reich through its massive buildings, monuments, and rally grounds. By fusing first-generation archival film with modern, colorful footage of each structure as it appears…

Irving's lecture on Churchill research 110-minute presentation examining Churchill's career through governmental archives and private papers. Material from the Churchill's War research. DVD format. Region-free.

Extended interview presentation (uncut) Irving discusses his career, research methods, and historical conclusions. Complete conversation preserved without editorial condensation. DVD format. Region-free.

Very rare. Ordered destroyed by Hitler, as it soon became politically incorrect (and now banned by the German government too) this is Leni Riefenstahl's unknown film of the 1933 Nuremberg Party Rally. Region 0.