Philip Power appears to be a contact of David Irving's involved in financial matters and potentially assisting with the distribution of Irving's publications. He is referenced in connection with money transfers and the reprint of "The Destruction of Dresden."
Philip Power seems to be a financial contact for David Irving, assisting with international money transfers, particularly involving Swiss bank accounts. He also appears to be involved in the logistical aspects of Irving’s publications, including the reprint of "The Destruction of Dresden." The nature of their relationship is described by Irving as one of admiration.
* (2021) Mentioned in relation to the reprint of "The Destruction of Dresden," with Irving requesting 1,500 DVDs and discussing the resetting of text and illustrations. * (2023) Referenced in a diary entry discussing a complex financial transfer involving Swiss and British bank accounts. * (2023) Irving refers to "H." in a cryptic manner, suggesting a correspondence with Power and mentioning a possible trip to the IfZ in Munich. * (2023) Power is involved in settling financial matters at month-end. * (2023) Power is referenced in a discussion about a Romanian expression regarding destiny. * (2023) Power is mentioned in a discussion about a Washington Post article related to Michael Bennet and Ukraine. * (2021) Power is mentioned in relation to a contract between Genoud and Paula Hitler. * (2017) Power is mentioned in a diary entry, with Irving noting a "round ketter" from him. * (2023-2024) Emails from Power are received by Irving.
* diary_2017_may_oct * diary_2021 * diary_2022_jan_jun * diary_2023 * emails_2023_2024