German History Books

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 456-page hardback edition is available to pre-order.

David Irving's widely read title on Adolf Hitler is based on diaries and documents exclusively available to him and thirty years of research and interviews with Hitler's generals and private staff. Available to order now as a case-bound cloth hardback,…

True Himmler. David Irving's dissenting work on Heinrich Himmler is based on actual letters, diaries, and documents exclusively available to him and on twenty years of research and interviews with Himmler's generals and private staff, including an analysis of…

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-free M4B and MP3 downloads.

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.

Hitler’s 1928 follow-up manuscript to Mein Kampf — withheld in his lifetime and recovered by Allied investigators in 1945. It sets out his foreign-policy and territorial-expansion thinking in plainer terms than the better-known book. Offered here as a primary…

Unravel the shrouded mysteries of World War II in David Irving’s compelling investigation, ‘The Death of General Sikorski.’ Dive into the enigmatic demise of one of Poland’s most pivotal figures, General Władysław Sikorski, the Prime Minister of the Polish…

The landmark Rommel biography from primary sources Drawing upon the long-lost Rommel Diaries and previously untapped Wehrmacht records, this comprehensive study examines the Desert Fox through contemporary documentation rather than post-war reconstruction.…

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.

German atomic research from the scientists who conducted it First published 1967. Drawing upon interviews with Heisenberg, Hahn, and other surviving physicists alongside captured research documentation and Farm Hall transcripts. Hardcover edition.

Apocalypse 1945: The Destruction of Dresden was first published on April 30, 1963. Using official papers, private records, and the accounts of eye-witnesses on both sides. David Irving gives a harrowing account of the two saturation bombing raids executed by…

In book The Gehlen memoirs, General Reinhard Gehlen-former head of Nazi Germany's military intelligence on the Eastern Front-unveils the "true facts, in all their details." Based on secret archives he concealed in the Bavarian mountains in 1944, Gehlen's…

A detailed biography of Hermann Göring - fighter ace, Nazi statesman, art plunderer, and one of Adolf Hitler's closest confidants. David Irving draws upon Göring's personal diaries, correspondence, and archives to examine a figure who embodied the power,…

The Hess captivity from declassified files Rudolf Hess's four years in British custody documented through interrogation transcripts and intelligence assessments released decades after the event. 2026 hardcover edition.

A blend of autobiography and political theory, it reveals how Hitler weaponized propaganda, exploited national grievances, and cultivated a cult of personality to reshape a nation. Banned for decades, this controversial text remains a critical study for…

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.

Field Marshal Wilhelm Keitel's account of the German supreme command, written in his Nuremberg cell before his execution. Edited with an introduction and epilogue by Walter Görlitz and translated by David Irving. Hardcover edition.

Irving's first major book, published in 1964. Written with access to classified British intelligence files, it tells the story of how British analysts tracked and assessed Germany's V-weapon programme — the rockets and flying bombs that terrorised London.…

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. Printed-on-demand paperback edition.

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.

The original German army physical training manual, translated into English. Covers the exercises, drills, and conditioning routines used by Wehrmacht soldiers. A genuine period document — useful for military historians, collectors, and anyone interested in…