Gerhard Engel appears to be a contact of David Irving's, involved in translation work and potentially related to historical research. He is referenced in discussions about historical accuracy and the circumstances surrounding the death of Heinrich Himmler.
Gerhard Engel seems to be a translator and someone with whom Irving corresponds regarding historical matters, particularly concerning World War II and related events. He is described as having contact with Dr. Olaf Rose, another translator. The nature of their relationship is not explicitly defined, but it suggests a professional and possibly intellectual connection.
* (2021) Engel is mentioned in a discussion about the death of Heinrich Himmler, with Engel providing information and opinions on the matter. He is noted to have contacted Dr. Olaf Rose regarding the accuracy of Hugh Thomas’s work. * (2023) Engel is referenced in a cryptic communication, prompting Irving to inquire about the identity of "H." and suggesting a possible visit to the IfZ in Munich. * (2023) Engel is mentioned in a discussion about financial matters, with Irving referencing a settled payment. * (2023) Irving references a Romanian expression shared by Engel’s mother, relating to destiny. * (2021) Engel is described as having an opinion that a book by Hugh Thomas was inaccurate, and that the details within were unlikely to be fabricated.
* diary_2021 * diary_2023 * diary_2017_may_oct * emails_2023_2024 * diary_2022_jan_jun