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Hitler's War (originalmente Hitler's War , a menudo referido en español como La guerra de Hitler ) es uno de los libros más polémicos escritos sobre la Segunda Guerra Mundial y la figura de Adolf Hitler. Escrito por el historiador británico y publicado por primera vez en inglés en 1977, esta obra propone una visión radicalmente diferente de la historia convencional del conflicto. This public link is valid for 7 days

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Irving argues that Allied leaders, particularly Winston Churchill, were responsible for escalating the war and that the invasion of the Soviet Union was a "preventive" measure. Major Controversies Escrito por el historiador británico y publicado por

The significance of Hitler's War and its Spanish edition lies not in its historical accuracy—which has been thoroughly discredited—but in its influence as a piece of propaganda. By presenting a sanitized, "rational" portrait of Hitler, the book serves as a gateway for readers to begin questioning other established facts of World War II history. It is a foundational text for modern Holocaust deniers and continues to be promoted by neo-Nazi and far-right groups worldwide. The continued circulation of its PDF version in Spanish represents a contemporary vector for this pernicious ideology.