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Updated Tuesday, June 22, 2004

Victims were cremated on huge funeral pyres for days after the 1945 British raid. [Original colour photo by Fritz Hahn, taken on Feb 25, 1945: copyright assigned to David Irving in all western countries in 1961] From David Irving "Apocalypse 1945: the Destruction of Dresden". (Order this book)  Index to Dresden air raid, February 13-14, 1945   Jan - Feb 1945: Some British documents leading up to the raid on Dresden More on Prof Richard "Skunky" Evans and Hanns Voigt Flashback: "The Allied air raid on Dresden on Feb. 13-14 killed 300,000 persons," reported Stars & Stripes, May 5, 1945 More rubbish from BRD Hitler and the Nazi leadership may have known beforehand about 1945 Dreden air raid, and done nothing to save the city, 'according to new evidence from Germany' | and Mr Irving's comments David Irving writes a letter to The Times, July 1966, on new documents on the Dresden death roll | An article in Dresdner Neues Nachrichten Jan 25, 2005, comments on this, but gets the wrong end of the stick | Mr Irving comments on the article Foreword to the original 1963 edition of The Destruction of Dresden, by Air Marshal Sir Robert Saundby Jacket text, David Irving: Apocalypse 1945: the Destruction of Dresden (1995 edition) David Cesarani: in The Independent, "Dresden, 1945: a legitimate target": whole article | excerpt with Mr Irving's comments David Irving comments on Frederick Taylor, Dresden, 13 February 1945: A Radical's Diary Mr Irving contributed to the Frauenkirche reconstruction fund Palm Beach Post reviews Frederick Taylor's book, Dresden, 13 February 1945 David Irving, free download: The Destruction of Dresden [all editions] The Times, Apr 15, 2004: Rebuilt Frauenkirche cathedral reopens controversy over bombing of Dresden | British cross is hoisted to top of rebuilt Frauenkirche June 22, 2004 Labour Cabinet Minister Richard Crossman wrote a feature length article on The Destruction of Dresden in a 1963 Esquire magazine -- and plagiarised David Irving's book to do it Göring's ADC Bodenschatz and Bassenge talk in British captivity about ... the Dresden air raid and compare it with concentration camp atrocity photographs Now posted, an exlusive pictorial series: THE BRITISH FIRE RAID ON DRESDEN KILLED A HUNDRED THOUSAND CIVILIANS IN TWO HOURS "Theodor Dalrymple" writes a savage attack on David Irving and his Dresden book in a New York magazine, Jan 2005 | Mr Irving responds Notes on Frederick Taylor's book Dresden by Charles Hughes of Felixstowe, UK Dresden attack saved a Jew, says Berliner Zeitung (a Springer newspaper) Germany appoints "commission of historians" to investigate Dresden death toll Deutsche Stimme interviews David Irving at length (in German) about Dresden, Auschwitz, World War II and history: "The German soul is still enemy-occupied territory. . ." Dresden attack saved a Jew, says Berliner Zeitung (a Springer newspaper) David Irving wrote a letter to The Times in 1996 correcting his own error on Dresden air raid casualties (in German) | His commentary now (English) Mr A Marques of Lisbon has arguments about the 1945 Dresden death toll Mariano Mora, a composer, wants a sound recording of the 1945 bombing of Dresden The Independent smears David Irving over Kurt Vonnegut and The Destruction of Dresden | A Radical's Diary: The Times also attacks him | The death of writer Kurt Vonnegut | David Irving was first to press for Dresden reconciliation projects in 1960s H-Net reviews a new book: Firestorm: The Bombing of Dresden, 1945 Der Spiegel The Destruction of Dresden: A Multimedia Overview of the Firestorm Feb 2008: An article in German nwspaper Wochenkurier about the American strafing attacks on Dresden Feb 14, 1945 - which conformist historians swear never occurred.