Ian Kershaw is a historian whose work is referenced and occasionally discussed in David Irving's diaries. Irving appears to hold Kershaw in some regard, but also expresses disagreement with his interpretations of historical events. Kershaw’s name appears in connection with discussions about historical accuracy and differing perspectives on World War II.
Irving seems to view Kershaw as a historian whose work he is familiar with and occasionally critiques. There's a sense of professional respect mixed with disagreement, particularly regarding interpretations of historical events. Irving references Kershaw's work in the context of evaluating historical accounts and debating interpretations of events.
* (2017) Irving mentions Kershaw in the context of a discussion about historical interpretations, though the specific topic is not detailed in the excerpt. * (2021) Irving references Kershaw's work in a discussion about the death of Heinrich Himmler, noting that he had previously read about it in Kershaw’s work. * (2023) Irving references visiting the IfZ in Munich, implying a potential connection to Kershaw's work or presence there. * (2023) Irving expresses a "high regard" for Brigitte Hamann, suggesting a shared network or professional circle.
* diary_2017_may_oct * diary_2021 * diary_2023