Hugh Trevor-Roper was a British historian whose work appears to have been of interest to David Irving, particularly concerning historical accounts and interpretations of events. Irving references Trevor-Roper's work in the context of questioning historical narratives and accuracy.
Irving appears to have engaged with Trevor-Roper’s writings, finding them worthy of discussion and comparison. He references Trevor-Roper's work in relation to other historians and interpretations of historical events, suggesting a familiarity with his scholarship.
* (2021) Irving references Trevor-Roper in an email chain discussing differing opinions on the circumstances surrounding the death of Heinrich Himmler. He notes that Dr. Olaf Rose, a translator, also believes Trevor-Roper’s book is inaccurate, but that the level of detail suggests the account was not fabricated. * (2023) Irving references Trevor-Roper in connection with Erwin Giesings patient's anticipation of a destiny.
* emails_2023_2024 * diary_2021 * diary_2023