Günter Deckert is a figure referenced in David Irving's diaries and emails, appearing in discussions about historical research, particularly concerning World War II and related topics. He seems to be involved in some capacity with historical projects and appears to have a connection to individuals and institutions involved in historical documentation and publishing.
Deckert's precise role in relation to David Irving is not explicitly defined in the provided excerpts, but he appears to be a contact for historical information and potentially involved in publishing projects, particularly those concerning the destruction of Dresden. He is referenced in discussions with other individuals involved in historical research and publishing.
* 2017: Mentioned in connection with a "round ketter" from Guy Leven-Torres. [diary_2017_may_oct] * 2021: Discussed in relation to the death of Heinrich Himmler and a disagreement with Hugh Thomas' account. [diary_2021] * 2023: Referenced in a discussion about "H." and the IfZ in Munich. [diary_2023] * 2023: Mentioned in relation to financial matters. [diary_2023]
* diary_2017_may_oct * diary_2021 * diary_2023