New Historical Discovery On Second World War
David Irving's Newsletter Action Report On-Line informs us that:
Documents discovered in Britain's Public Records Office, Kew, London, confirm revisionist claims that Himmler was liquidated by the British secret service on Churchill's orders, and did not commit suicide shortly after his capture as conformist historians have long maintained.
This breakthrough discovery could mean that Himmler took some of the most crucial stories regarding the Second World War to his grave,--the true story about Auschwitz and other camps, the negotiations between Germany and England for an early peace etc--he never got a chance to talk to the Americans...
Documents discovered in Britain's Public Records Office, Kew, London, confirm revisionist claims that Himmler was liquidated by the British secret service on Churchill's orders, and did not commit suicide shortly after his capture as conformist historians have long maintained.
This breakthrough discovery could mean that Himmler took some of the most crucial stories regarding the Second World War to his grave,--the true story about Auschwitz and other camps, the negotiations between Germany and England for an early peace etc--he never got a chance to talk to the Americans...
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