Arthur Butz

Arthur Butz was an American historian known for his revisionist views on the Holocaust. He is referenced in David Irving's diaries in connection with the reprint of "The Destruction of Dresden" and appears to have been a contact for historical research.

Role & Relationship

Arthur Butz appears to have been a contact for David Irving, involved in the reprint of "The Destruction of Dresden" and consulted on historical matters, particularly regarding interpretations of events surrounding World War II. He is described as someone whose work Irving respects.

Key Mentions

* 2021: Referenced in connection with the reprint of "The Destruction of Dresden," with Irving noting a desire for 1,500 copies and resetting the text in Minion Pro. ([Source: diary_2021]) * 2023: Irving references Butz’s work and mentions going to the IfZ in Munich, possibly to meet him. ([Source: diary_2023])

Sources

* diary_2021 * diary_2023