"The Mare's Nest" explores the theory of secret weapons developed by Nazi Germany during World War II, specifically focusing on V-weapons. It has been described as controversial and downplayed in Germany. The book is referenced in Irving's diaries as a source for understanding the development of these weapons.
The exact publication details and initial reception of "The Mare's Nest" are not detailed in the provided excerpts. It is mentioned as being authored by a former general from East Germany, initially identified as "Deutschland im Visier Stalins" by Bernd Schwipper.
Irving’s diaries indicate he considered "The Mare's Nest" a valuable source for understanding the development of secret weapons. He notes that it has been "downplayed in Germany" and that a copy was on his desk. He references it in discussions with Ernst van Dijk. Udo Walendy's book, "Who Started World War II," is also mentioned alongside "The Mare's Nest" as utilizing German sources and revealing disturbing information.
* Author: Initially believed to be Bernd Schwipper ("Deutschland im Visier Stalins") * Subject: Secret weapons of the Third Reich, V-weapons * Publisher: Described as having "not more creditable publishers" by Irving.
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