German History Books

David Irving examines Adolf Hitler’s conduct of the Second World War through official records, diaries, correspondence and interviews with members of his staff. This hardback edition presents his account of military and political decisions within Nazi Germany.

David Irving’s biography of Heinrich Himmler draws on letters, diaries, interviews and archival documents. This illustrated hardcover includes photographs from Himmler’s albums and presents the author’s interpretation of his career and death.

A restored facsimile of the original 1936 German edition, with organisational charts and illustrated standards for flags, emblems, uniforms and rank insignia. Burgundy hardback with silver foil, for historical collections and the study of visual design.…

David Irving's account of the rivalries inside the Allied High Command during the 1944 invasion of Normandy, built from private letters, diaries and wartime records. The new 497-page hardback edition is now available.

The complete, unabridged audiobook of David Irving's biography of Field Marshal Erwin Rommel, built from wartime records, diaries, correspondence and family papers. Available now for immediate download as a DRM-free chaptered M4B and 32 MP3 tracks, with the…

Drawing from 80,000 pages of Goebbels diaries and six years of archival research, David Irving's biography examines Hitler's propaganda chief, the machinery of National Socialist politics, and the documentary record of the Third Reich. 724 pages. Hardback.

Adolf Hitler’s 1928 manuscript sets out his views on foreign policy, territorial expansion and international relations. Withheld during his lifetime, it was first published in 1961. This hardback edition presents the text as a primary source for critical historical study, without endorsement of its racist ideology.

David Irving investigates the death of General Władysław Sikorski, prime minister of the Polish government in exile, in the 1943 aircraft crash at Gibraltar. This hardback edition examines the circumstances of the crash and the questions surrounding it.

David Irving’s Inner Circle Trilogy brings together Hitler’s War, Goebbels, and True Himmler in one collected hardback set, each built around diaries, letters, interviews, and archival documents.

History doesn’t wait for the comfortable version. Dresden. Nuremberg. Two defining moments of WWII — documented from the inside, with sources few published accounts had access to. This bundle collects two archive-led accounts in one offer.

David Irving examines Germany’s nuclear research during the Second World War, drawing on interviews with scientists and wartime documentation. This hardback edition presents his account of the German atomic programme.

David Irving’s account of the bombing of Dresden in February 1945, drawing on official documents, private records and eyewitness testimony. Illustrated hardcover, 320 pages.

The German Forschungsamt's secret-intelligence file on events leading to the Second World War, edited and translated by David Irving with an introduction by D. C. Watt. This hardcover edition includes the documentary text and original photographs.

Reinhard Gehlen recounts his work in German military intelligence during the Second World War and the development of his postwar intelligence organisation. This hardback edition presents his memoirs in David Irving’s English translation.

David Irving’s biography follows Hermann Göring from his career as a First World War fighter pilot to his role in Nazi Germany and his trial at Nuremberg. It draws on personal papers and wartime records. This hardback edition examines his political and military career.

David Irving examines Rudolf Hess’s flight to Scotland in 1941 and his years in British custody during the Second World War. The account draws on intelligence files, interrogation reports and medical records. This hardback edition covers the period 1941–1945.

Adolf Hitler’s autobiographical and political text presents the racist, antisemitic and expansionist ideas associated with National Socialism. This hardback edition presents James Murphy’s English translation as historical source material for critical study. Publication does not imply endorsement of the text’s claims or ideology.

Germany’s short-lived Weimar Republic appears in the historical record as little more than an interregnum between Germany’s defeat in the First World War and the rise of Adolf Hitler’s new order in 1933. While often overlooked, the situation on the ground in…

The Luftwaffe from 60,000 primary documents The biography of Field Marshal Erhard Milch, drawing upon his personal archive of correspondence and records to document the German air force from secret origins to final destruction. Hardcover edition.

Wilhelm Keitel recounts his career and his work in the German military high command during the Second World War. This hardback edition presents his memoirs, edited by Walter Görlitz and translated into English by David Irving.

David Irving recounts the development of Germany’s V-weapons and British intelligence efforts to discover and counter them during the Second World War. This hardback edition presents his history of the weapons programme and the intelligence campaign.

The complete 7-hour 37-minute audiobook of Hitler’s withheld 1928 sequel to Mein Kampf, translated by Salvator Attanasio and presented as a critical historical edition. Available now in DRM-free M4B and MP3 formats, with the matching DRM-free EPUB eBook…