The National Archives Kew is a UK government archive located in Kew, London. It holds a vast collection of historical documents, including those relating to World War II and related topics. It is a key resource for researchers and historians, and has been visited by David Irving for research purposes.
The National Archives Kew represents a vital source of information for Irving’s historical research, particularly concerning World War II and related events. References to visits or potential visits suggest it was a location where he sought primary source materials to support his work.
* 2021: Mentioned in connection with research and potential document access. * 2023: Referenced in a discussion about research locations, with a potential visit to the IfZ in Munich being considered instead.
* diary_2021 * diary_2023