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Published by Veritas, 1987, hardcover, illustrated, index, 666 pages, condition: new.
David Irving presents a wealth of hitherto suppressed information that shows a shockingly unfamiliar portrait of the great statesman, Churchill. Readers will discover a power-hungry leader who prolonged the war to advance his own career. This is a fascinating, exhaustive investigation of Churchill's intrigues and deceptions before and during WWII. This is a savage debunking of Churchill by the world's most popular revisionist historian and author.
David Irving has brilliantly presented the facts about the so-called Greatest Statesman of the 20th Century. An arrogant, liar, and drunkard politician who dragged Britain into the war that lost her empire. But why did David Irving finished the book at the start of Hitler's attack on Russia I can not understand.
While everyone talks about the Holocaust and the crimes of the Nazis, no one talks about the crimes of the British. In 1943, almost 4 million Indians died of hunger due to the policies of Winston Churchill. During the devastating Bengal famine, it was the abominable Churchill who refused to divert food grain produced by Indians to save starving Indians.
Churchill hated Indians. His hostility toward Indians has long been documented. At a War Cabinet meeting, he blamed the Indians themselves for the famine, saying they breed like rabbits. His attitude toward Indians may be summed up in his words: I hate Indians. They are a beastly people with a beastly religion.
