Richard Evans appears to be a contact of David Irving's, involved in discussions regarding the reprint of "The Destruction of Dresden" and other projects. He is also referenced in relation to historical interpretations and potentially connected to institutions in Germany.
Richard Evans is a contact of David Irving’s, involved in discussions about the reprint of "The Destruction of Dresden" and other projects. He seems to be someone Irving respects and occasionally seeks advice from. Evans is also described as being in touch with other individuals involved in historical research, such as Brigitte Hamann.
* (2021) Irving mentions sending DVDs for the reprint of "The Destruction of Dresden" to Richard Evans, requesting a progress report. He also notes Evans's familiarity with the original PDF used in 2005. * (2023) Irving references a cryptic communication from Evans, suggesting a possible visit to the IfZ in Munich. He expresses a high regard for Brigitte Hamann, and mentions Evans in the same entry. * (2023) Irving discusses a financial matter with Evans, referencing a "BoA system" and potential transfers between Swiss and British bank accounts. * (2021) Evans is mentioned in connection with a discussion about the circumstances surrounding the death of Heinrich Himmler, with Evans referencing a book by Hugh Thomas and questioning its accuracy. * (2017) Evans is mentioned in a diary entry regarding a stroke Irving suffered, with Evans being noted as contacting Irving. * (2023) Evans is referenced in an email exchange concerning a Washington Post article about Michael Bennet and the war in Ukraine.
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