Source Texts and Wider Authors

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.

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.

“Michael” by Dr. Joseph Goebbels is a rare and controversial early work, offering a personal and ideological glimpse into the emotional mindset of a man who would later become Nazi Germany’s chief propagandist. First published in 1929, this…

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.

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.

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…

José Luís Jerez Riesco traces Léon Degrelle's forty-nine years of exile in Spain, from his 1945 crash-landing near San Sebastián to his death in 1994. Drawing on letters, interviews, speeches and personal recollections, this English translation examines his…

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…

Very rare. Ordered destroyed by Hitler, as it soon became politically incorrect (and now banned by the German government too) this is Leni Riefenstahl's unknown film of the 1933 Nuremberg Party Rally. Region 0.

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…

Three biographies of Horst Wessel (1907-1930), the SA leader whose marching song became the anthem of the National Socialist movement. Born in Bielefeld, Wessel led his brownshirt unit against Communist street fighters in Berlin before his murder at the age…

A gripping first-hand account of survival, faith, and adventure from Lord Miles Routledge - the last tourist in Afghanistan during the fall of Kabul. From chaotic evacuations to Taliban encounters, this true story is unlike any other.

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.

Ruins of the Reich is a UNIQUE four-part series tracing the rise and fall of the Third Reich through its massive buildings, monuments, and rally grounds. By fusing first-generation archival film with modern, colorful footage of each structure as it appears…

Rebel Mountain recounts the dramatic attempt by these groups to retake the mountain of Annaberg in Upper Silesia from Polish forces.

Commander John Irving examines the Battle of Jutland and the debate over Admiral Jellicoe’s decisions. This paperback edition presents his historical assessment of the naval engagement and the controversy that followed.

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.

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…

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.

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.

Berlin: Capital of the Reich. During the turbulent Weimar Republic, Berlin was the political centre of Germany, dominated by leftist ideologies and often described as a stronghold of communist activity. Despite the rise of the brown-shirted SA across other…

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.…

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…

The complete, unabridged audiobooks of Propaganda (1928) and Crystallizing Public Opinion (1923) in one DRM-free digital bundle. Includes two chaptered M4B files, 37 individually tagged MP3 tracks and both EPUB eBooks. Approximately 8 hours 15 minutes.

David Smith's caricature of David Irving, first published with The Guardian's 1977 review of Hitler's War, personally marked by David with a fresh right-thumb impression. Choose black, blue, or red; a certificate of authenticity is included.

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.

The legacy Irving Books favourite returns: a white 11oz ceramic collector mug with the original David Irving caricature artwork.

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 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.

Commander John Irving explains the traditions and rules of flag use at sea, including the etiquette of flying ensigns and other maritime flags. This paperback edition presents his historical manual for yachtsmen and mariners.

Ruins of the Reich is a UNIQUE four-part series tracing the rise and fall of the Third Reich through its massive buildings, monuments, and rally grounds. By fusing first-generation archival film with modern, colorful footage of each structure as it appears…

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.

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.