(originalmente Hitler’s War ), escrita por el polémico autor británico David Irving , es una de las obras más controvertidas de la historiografía de la Segunda Guerra Mundial. Publicada originalmente en inglés en 1977 y traducida al castellano en 1980 por la editorial Planeta , la obra pretende narrar el conflicto estrictamente desde la perspectiva de Adolf Hitler, utilizando documentos primarios y diarios de su círculo íntimo. Contexto y Perspectiva de la Obra
"Hitler's War" (Spanish: La Guerra de Hitler ) is a controversial 1977 biographical account by David Irving that purports to detail WWII from Adolf Hitler's perspective using primary, yet heavily disputed, sources. The work is widely criticized by historians for engaging in historical negationism and Holocaust denial, as highlighted in a 2000 British libel trial. For an encyclopedic overview, visit David Irving - Southern Poverty Law Center (originalmente Hitler’s War ), escrita por el polémico
Mainstream historians, such as Ian Kershaw, moved from viewing Irving as a "maverick" to a writer whose work was intended solely to exculpate Hitler. Publication Details The work is widely criticized by historians for
The version you have in Spanish ( Castellano ) is part of this body of work that argues World War II history was written by the victors, obscuring the "truth" of what really happened in the corridors of power in Berlin. A combined, 1,024-page version including the prequel The
A combined, 1,024-page version including the prequel The War Path was published by Focal Point Publications in 1991. All Editions of Hitler's War - David Irving - Goodreads