Irving Books
Where to start with David Irving’s histories, how the editions and formats differ, and how the books were built from the documents. Dated notices of new editions, reprints and statements follow the guides.
A practical route through David Irving's catalogue, from the essential foundation titles to Churchill, Rommel, Nuremberg, Dresden, and the later specialist works.
Read the guide →The concluding volume of Churchill's War is on preorder. Here is where the edition stands, what it is planned to cover, how the preorder works, and where to begin with the series.
Read the guide →From adjutant notes to Moscow diary microfiches, these primary sources show how David Irving built his major Second World War books from documents rather than summaries.
Read the guide →When you buy a digital book or audiobook from Irving Books, you get a real file you can download, back up, and use on your own devices.
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New editions, reprints and statements, as they were sent to the newsletter. Each line links to the page that carries the detail.
Published 17 October 2026 in paperback, collector's hardback and audiobook: the text with the apparatus that examines it as propaganda.
Henry Ford's Dearborn Independent series, 1920–1922, published as a four-volume set in print and as an audiobook.
Audiobook editions added across the catalogue. Samples can be played on the eBooks & Audio page before you buy.
Editing and source-reference work continue on The Sundered Dream; publication is hoped for by the end of 2026, with no date guaranteed.
A limited number of signed and special editions from the office stock, listed with their condition.
A statement from David Irving's family on his health, the care he receives and the costs the family carries, with a way to help.
The current Irving Books hardback of Hitler's War is available again after the reprint.
Edward Bernays's Propaganda published in a new edition, with Crystallizing Public Opinion available alongside it.
A public thank-you to the donors, friends and suppliers who keep the catalogue available.
The Irving Books hardback edition of Mein Kampf is available again.
Notices go to the newsletter first: new editions, limited print runs and archive notes. No weekly noise.