Nigel Mitchell appears to be a contact of David Irving, involved in financial transactions and potentially assisting with book-related projects. He is referenced in several diary entries and emails, often concerning money transfers and the reprint of "The Destruction of Dresden."
Nigel Mitchell seems to be a trusted associate of David Irving, assisting with financial matters, particularly international money transfers. He is involved in the logistics of distributing books and appears to have some familiarity with technical aspects of publishing, such as font choices and image reproduction. The nature of their relationship is described by Irving as one of "permanent admiration."
* (2021) Mitchell is referenced in a discussion about the reprint of "The Destruction of Dresden," with Irving mentioning sending DVDs to him. He is also involved in a discussion about the price of "100 Specials." * (2021) Mitchell is mentioned in connection with a contract between Genoud and Paula Hitler, with Gerald Posner providing information to Irving about the contract. * (2023) Mitchell is involved in a complex plan for transferring money between Switzerland, the UK, and back to Switzerland, involving a British bank account. * (2023) Irving expresses frustration with Mitchell's cryptic communication, particularly regarding the identity of "H." * (2023) Mitchell is referenced in a discussion about typography and image reproduction for a book project. * (2023) Mitchell is mentioned in a discussion about retrieving photo scans of Irving's grandfather. * (2023) Mitchell is referenced in a discussion about Skype or Zoom accounts.
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