The Historian Who Gave His Archives Away – and Was Shut Out of Them
By Irving Collection Staff In the 1970s and 1980s David Irving, then regarded as one of the most energetic chroniclers […]
How to Interpret and Use Nazi-Era Archival Files in Research
How to Interpret and Use Nazi-Era Archival Files in Research The vast body of surviving Nazi-era documents — ranging
How We Digitized Our Microfilm Collection
Why Digitize the Microfilm Archive? Microfilm was a popular 20th-century storage medium that allowed libraries and archives to save enormous
The Breakthrough in Moscow: David Irving and the Goebbels Diaries, 1992
Russians said he was the first Western researcher let in to examine the newly surfaced sections By Irving Collection Staff
Unveiling the Past: A Journey into the Irving Collection
Discover Irving Collection – a premier History Items shop, digital collection, and archive. Explore, rate and preserve historical treasures today!
AI and Archival Restoration: Reviving Historical Documents
The digital age has opened up new possibilities for preserving historical documents. At the Irving Collection, we use artificial intelligence
The Irving Trial and the Importance of Historical Integrity
David Irving is a controversial British author who became widely known after filing a libel suit against historian Deborah Lipstadt
The Value of Diaries: Personal Narratives from World War II
During the Second World War, countless individuals kept diaries that chronicled their daily lives and emotions. These personal narratives give
Preserving World War II Microfilm: Challenges and Opportunities
World War II produced a vast array of documents, diaries and intelligence reports. Much of this material was transferred onto
Introducing the Irving Collection: A Private Archive of Rare Historical Items Now Open to the Public
We are proud to announce the official opening of the Irving Collection — an exclusive archive featuring a remarkable selection