Charing Cross is a location in London, UK, and a transportation hub. It is mentioned in the Irving Diaries primarily as a point of reference for location and travel within London. The name itself doesn't appear to hold any particular symbolic significance beyond its function as a geographical marker.
Charing Cross serves as a general reference point for David Irving’s activities and location within London, often used in conjunction with dates and times to establish context in his diary entries. It indicates his presence in central London and suggests involvement in activities related to his work and correspondence.
* 2021: Referenced in a diary entry concerning Luke Herron's hope that Irving would speak in the UK, noting Herron was from Belfast. * 2023: Mentioned in diary entries indicating Irving's presence in London, UK, on multiple dates (May 27, June 1). * 2023: Referenced in an email from Josef K. Schwanzer, indicating a location in London.
* diary_2021 * diary_2023 * emails_2023_2024