The Night the Dams Burst tells the Real History of the heroic RAF moonlight attack on Germany’s Ruhr Dams in May 1943, immortalised by the movie The Dambusters. The author’s gripping account is based on his interviews with Bomber Command officers and official British and German documents, and on exclusive access to the private papers and diaries of Barnes Wallis – the British scientist who invented the unique “bouncing bomb” which smashed the dams. The book reads like a thriller, and will excite readers of all ages. Hardcover.

The Virus House tells the Real History of the attempt by Adolf Hitler’s nuclear scientists to build the atomic bomb. They were closer to success than people now like to believe…

Until 1942, they were ahead of the Allies. Then, a German mathematician made a crucial mistake, which forced the team of atomic physicists to believe they could only build a nuclear reactor with Heavy Water.

The one factory which distilled that costly liquid, drop by precious drop, was in the mountains of southern Norway, vulnerable to bombing attack – and to sabotage by daring British Special Operations teams.

(This book was previously published in North America under the title “The German Atomic Bomb”.) Laminated hardback.

The Memoirs of Field Marshal Keitel offers a profound and personal glimpse into the inner workings of Hitler’s High Command through the eyes of Wilhelm Keitel, one of the most senior military officers in Nazi Germany.

Edited by the renowned German historian Walter Görlitz and meticulously translated by David Irving, this book delves into Keitel’s firsthand account of the events that shaped the course of World War II. Enhanced with additional commentary by Irving, this edition presents a candid look into the strategic decisions, political machinations, and military campaigns from Austria’s annexation to the downfall of the Third Reich.

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 RAF Bomber Command on Germany’s most beautiful city at the end of the war, a horrific firestorm raid which left over 100,000 innocent civilians dead or missing—jacketed hardback.