Slough is a town in England, located in the county of Berkshire. It is mentioned in the Irving Diaries primarily in relation to logistical or financial matters, often as a destination for deliveries or a point of contact. The town's significance is largely practical, representing a location within the UK involved in the movement of goods or funds.
Slough appears as a point of transit or destination in several diary entries, often connected to shipping items or transferring money. It's a functional location within the broader context of David Irving's international operations and correspondence.
* 2021: Mentioned in relation to the shipment of DVDs for the reprint of "The Destruction of Dresden." (diary_2021) * 2023: Referenced in connection with a potential transfer of funds via a British bank account. (diary_2023) * 2023: A bookstore customer requested a shipment to Finland, originating from Slough. (diary_2023)
* diary_2021 * diary_2023 * emails_2023_2024