This topic explores the complexities of financial support, gifting, and inheritance within the Irving family, as documented in the diaries and emails. It reveals a pattern of financial assistance, concerns about legal and tax implications, and occasional disagreements regarding the transfer of assets. The topic also touches upon broader economic anxieties and the impact of global events.
Financial support appears to be a recurring theme, with David Irving frequently providing funds to family members, often framed as gifts to avoid tax implications. Concerns about inheritance, legal proceedings, and the potential loss of assets are also evident, alongside anxieties about economic instability and inflation. The diaries reveal a complex web of relationships and financial dependencies within the family.
* 2017: David Irving mentions flying to Miami to ensure transfers are received, highlighting concerns about bank reliability ("Bank of America has a habit of losing transfers"). [diary_2017_may_oct] * 2018: Bente expresses anger and concern about losing a flat, referencing legal procedures and landlord rights. [diary_2018_nov_dec] * 2021: David Irving offers financial assistance to an unnamed family member ("I can help later in the year with cash if needed"), and notes a daughter’s appreciation for his support ("Bank of Dad"). [diary_2021] * 2021: A family member details their financial success in real estate and title insurance, highlighting low interest rates and a construction boom. [diary_2021] * 2021: A family member provides new bank details (Openbank) to facilitate financial transfers, expressing concerns about tax declarations. [diary_2021] * 2023: David Irving is asked to transfer money to Adam, which he intends to gift. [diary_2023] * 2023: David Irving requests information about the court where a will is being probated, suggesting an inheritance process is underway. [diary_2023] * 2023-2024: An email discusses potential financial danger and encourages readers to move their cash. [emails_2023_2024] * 2023-2024: Another email references Hitler and the Holocaust. [emails_2023_2024] * 2019: David Irving expresses frustration about legal fees and perceived injustices, including accusations of antisemitism within the legal system. [diary_2019_jan_may]
The early diaries (2017-2018) primarily focus on immediate financial concerns and legal battles. By 2021, the tone shifts towards more regular financial support and a discussion of broader economic trends. The 2023 entries indicate a focus on inheritance and legal processes related to wills.
* Adam Irving * Bente * Duke Street * Legal proceedings * Openbank * Tax implications