Hardcover Books

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

A restored Irving family edition of Beryl Irving's 1941 household classic: cooking, gardens, family games, pets, etiquette, old herb recipes, party ideas and domestic advice from another age. Hardback pre-order; final cover artwork and production files are in…

Preorder for the forthcoming hardcover concluding volume of Churchill's War. Editing and source-reference work are ongoing. Publication is hoped for by the end of 2026; this is an estimate, with no guaranteed publication or dispatch date.

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.

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.

A single signed hardcover copy of Apocalypse 1945: The Destruction of Dresden. Due to David's health, he is no longer able to sign books, and only a very limited number of signed books can now be offered.

A single signed collector's boxed edition of Churchill's War, Volume I: The Struggle for Power. Due to David's health, he is no longer able to sign books, and only a very limited number of signed books can now be offered. Dispatched by Irving Books.

A single signed special edition hardback copy of Nuremberg, the Last Battle. Dispatched by Irving Books.

A single signed hardcover copy of The Morgenthau Plan 1944-1945. Due to David's health, he is no longer able to sign books, and only a very limited number of signed books can now be offered.

A single signed hardcover copy of Churchill's War, Volume I: The Struggle for Power. Due to David's health, he is no longer able to sign books, and only a very limited number of signed books can now be offered.

A single signed collector's boxed edition of Churchill's War, Volume II: Triumph in Adversity. Due to David's health, he is no longer able to sign books, and only a very limited number of signed books can now be offered.

A single signed copy of David Irving's Nuremberg, the Last Battle. Due to David's health, he is no longer able to sign books, and only a very limited number of signed books can now be offered.

David Irving examines Winston Churchill’s political career and the early years of his wartime leadership. This hardback edition of the first volume of Churchill’s War draws on official records, private papers and interviews.

The two short books that established modern public relations: Crystallizing Public Opinion (1923) and Propaganda (1928), complete and unabridged in matching U.S. hardback editions.

Edward L. Bernays examines how public opinion forms and the work of the public relations counsel. First published in 1923, the book discusses communication, group behaviour and professional persuasion. This hardback edition presents the original text.

Edward L. Bernays examines the organised shaping of public opinion and the methods of public relations. First published in 1928, the book discusses the use of persuasion in politics, business and public life. This hardback edition presents the original text.

Nuremberg, the Last Battle is David Irving's history of the inside story of the controversial war crimes trial of Hitler's associates - those who survived Allied orders to shoot on site if captured - based on the private papers and exclusive diaries of…

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.

Commander John Irving explains coastal and deep-sea navigation for small yachts, covering chart work, compass correction, tides, position fixing and astronomical observations. This hardback edition presents his historical manual for cruising yachtsmen.

Commander John Irving recounts the history of the royal yacht Britannia and her place in British sailing. This hardback edition presents his account of the yacht, her racing career and the people associated with her.

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.

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.…

An archival study of British intelligence, diplomacy, and prejudice inside Stalin's Russia. Dr. Marcus Papadopoulos shows how Whitehall policymakers, soldiers, and spies assessed the Red Army from 1934 to 1945, revealing the fear, assumptions, and strategic…

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.

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 recounts the Hungarian uprising of 1956 and its suppression, drawing on eyewitness interviews, diplomatic records and contemporary reports. This hardback edition examines the revolt in Budapest and the political decisions surrounding it.

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 Hitler’s Germany from 1933 to 1939, tracing its political and diplomatic decisions in the years before the Second World War. This hardback edition presents the companion volume to Hitler’s War, drawing on official records and diaries.

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.

David Irving recounts the destruction of Arctic convoy PQ-17 in 1942, examining the decision to scatter the convoy and the losses that followed. This hardback edition presents his account of the merchant ships, their crews and the naval decisions surrounding the disaster.

Commander John Irving’s handbook explains coastal navigation and pilotage, including chart work, compass correction, tides, position fixing and harbour approaches. This hardback edition presents the historical text with its charts and diagrams.

J. Tom Burgess’s illustrated handbook explains knots, ties, splices and practical ropework. This hardback edition presents the historical manual with revisions by John Irving and Crab Searl, covering applications for seafarers and other users of cordage.

Commander John Irving recounts the naval battles of Coronel and the Falkland Islands in 1914. This hardback edition examines the ships, commanders and decisions in the Royal Navy’s defeat at Coronel and its subsequent victory at the Falklands.

Commander John Irving describes Royal Navy customs, traditions and daily life at sea. This hardback edition presents his historical guide to naval practice and shipboard life.

Commander John Irving describes the rivers and coastal waterways of East Anglia, with attention to their landscape, local history and sailing traditions. This hardback edition presents his historical account of the waterways of Essex and Suffolk.

John Irving, Douglas Service and Douglas Phillips-Birt bring together practical seamanship, nautical history, sailing lore and writing about life at sea. This hardback edition of The Yachtsman’s Week-End Book includes illustrations by Beryl Irving.

Beryl Irving’s children’s adventure follows Daffy Hetherington through a summer treasure hunt and encounters at sea. This hardback edition presents the historical story of friendship, courage and sailing adventure.

Churchill's War, vol II: Triumph in Adversity is David Irving's standard work on the middle years of Winston Churchill and his war, based, like his work on Hitler, on documents exclusively available to him and over thirty years of research and interviews and…

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.

Alfred Dolman’s diaries and travel notes describe his journeys in southern Africa in the nineteenth century. Edited by John Irving and illustrated by Dolman, this hardback edition presents the historical travel narrative first published in 1924.

A two-title research set on Joseph Goebbels, combining David Irving's biography with Goebbels's novel Michael in English translation. The set is intended for readers studying propaganda, National Socialist political culture, and the documentary record of the…

First published in 1923, Mussolini in His Political Speeches was meticulously selected, translated, and edited by Baron Bernardo Quaranta di San Severino, who also provides contextual introductions for each speech. The arrangement, mostly chronological, is…

The language of the Royal Navy A comprehensive glossary of naval vocabulary from wardroom to fo'c'sle-technical terms, slang, and the distinctive expressions of the Senior Service. Hardcover edition. Limited modern printing.

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.

David Irving examines Hitler’s Germany from 1933 to 1939, tracing its political and diplomatic decisions in the years before the Second World War. This hardback edition presents the companion volume to Hitler’s War, drawing on official records and diaries.

David Irving recounts the RAF’s 1943 attacks on German dams during Operation Chastise, drawing on British and German records and eyewitness accounts. This hardback edition examines the raid and its consequences.

David Irving presents an account of Adolf Hitler’s health and medical treatment based on the diaries and records of his physician, Theodor Morell. This hardback edition examines the wartime medical documentation and its historical context.

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.

In 1944, U.S. Treasury Secretary Henry Morgenthau Jr. drew up a plan to reduce postwar Germany to an agrarian state. Had it been carried out in full, millions would have starved. Irving traces the plan from its origins through the Allied conferences with…

Read the text. Examine the evidence. All twenty-four sections of the 1920 English text, with 72 critical notes and 48 study questions. Newly typeset in a matte hardback on cream paper.

P. C. B. Newington’s cookbook brings together recipes recalled during civilian internment in Singapore during the Second World War. First published in 1947, this restored hardback edition includes Beryl Irving’s illustrations, a foreword by Adam Irving and contextual notes.