Breach of Security: The German Secret Intelligence File on Events Leading to the Second World War

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David John Cawdell Irving
W. Kimber, 1968 - History - 216 pages
An account of German reading of messages to and from the British Embassy in Berlin during the build up to Word War II before 1939. Contains translations from original Nazi German documents.

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Preface page
13
Introduction by D C Watt
47
The British Policy of Encirclement
55
Copyright

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David John Cawdell Irving was born in Essex, England on March 24, 1938. He was educated at London University and is a controversial historian. His first book, The Destruction of Dresden, was published in 1963. His other books include The Mare's Nest: The Secret Weapons of the Third Reich, The Rise and Fall of the Luftwaffe, The German Atomic Bomb, The War Between the Generals, The Trail of the Fox, Hitler's War, and Uprising!

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