"Churchill's War Volume II: Triumph in Adversity" is the second volume in David Irving's series examining the life and career of Winston Churchill during World War II. It focuses on Churchill's leadership during the war years. The book has been a subject of discussion and criticism within historical circles, particularly concerning Irving's interpretations of events.
The exact publication details and initial reception are not detailed in the provided excerpts. It is mentioned in relation to other works by Irving and authors with similar perspectives, suggesting a connection to revisionist historical narratives.
Irving's diaries reveal the book's presence in his work and interactions with readers. A reader, Lisa Williams, praised the book's balance of "fun and factual" writing, and noted she was also reading the first volume. Another reader, John Stamatopoulos, received a duplicate copy, prompting Irving to explain his practice of sending repeat copies in case of misdirection. The book is also referenced in discussions about printing and distribution, with mentions of Lightning Source Australia and plans for reprints.
* Mentioned in relation to other books like "The War Path" and "Goebbels, Mastermind of the Third Reich." * Plans for printing include color images on the binding. * Text scans are aiming for 99% accuracy. * Awaiting photo scans from Kathy for the back cover.
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