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Posted Sunday, June 5, 2005, updated Thursday, October 21, 2010 |
 Index to documents on the death of SS chief Heinrich Himmler
- Unknown photograph of Heinrich Himmler after apparent suicide goes on sale in Bristol, UK
It is a previously unknown photo: that is correct. It was taken illicitly on the following day. Wish we could afford it. Those present “had to sign the Official Secrets act” – um, why? | Our dossier on Himmler’s questionable end
- David Irving, a Radical’s Diary: on … Himmler’s death… | He revisits, um, Germany to see old friends and inspect the location of Himmler’s death in 1945|
- The capture of Heinrich Himmler and other Leading Nazis, May 1945: article by Karl Heitmann: Finale Furioso
- Unknown photograph of Heinrich Himmler after suicide goes on sale in Bristol, UK: It is a previously unknown one, too, that is correct. It was taken illicitly on the following day
- Spot the flaws: British yellow press publishes fictitious soldier’s “diary” of how Heinrich Himmler died: The Sun | The Daily Mail | “diary” of a British soldier who wanted to be the bride at every wedding, and corpse at every funeral – psychiatrists call it the “I was there” Syndrome | Our dossier on Himmler’s death
- Sergeant Britton: The Arrest of Heinrich Himmler (facsimile) | second version, autographed by others
- Historical transcript: Sergeant-Major Edwin Austin on the Death of Heinrich Himmler, BBC interview (May 24, 1945)
- David Irving, A Radical’s Diary: On new finds on Himmler’s death…
- Himmler’s arrest by British Sergeant Arthur Britton, Intelligence Corps (Arthur Verden Britton Schrijnemakers): Flemish and French newspaper accounts and photos
- Pathé newsreels of Himmler’s death scene [1] [2] [3] – watch the newsreels of the aftermath of Himmler’s demise, and make stills (click on the “Stills” button under the screen and check either 1, 5 or more seconds interval)
- Sergeant-Major Edwin Austin on the Death of Heinrich Himmler, BBC interview (recorded evidently on May 24, 1945)
- Forgeries revealed in the Public Record Office, England | Ben Fenton on the forgery of the documents alleging Himmler’s murder
- [Faked] documents found in the PRO suggest British Secret Service did liquidate Himmler after his 1945 capture | in French | Discussion forum | Daily Telegraph claims that forged documents were planted in British archives | Daily Telegraph Opinion: Faking our history | The forensic tests [650k pdf ] | Historian calls for an inquiry over fake Himmler documents | Reader’s Letters to the Daily Telegraph | more letters | The suspect ‘Himmler Liquidation’
documents: Our position at this point: David Irving statement | Conformist Churchill Historian Andrew Roberts calls for inquiry and arrests – with readers’ letters | The Sunday Times accuses Martin Allen was involved in forgery row over his book on Duke of Windsor too | Glasgow Herald: Himmler papers labelled forgeries | Jul 8-12, 2005: PRO confirms documents in Himmler files as planted forgeries
- May 28, 1945: “Himmler tore his signature into 48 pieces”, article in Daily Express
- Danish journalist Paul van Stemann writes (1995) on his friend Dr C Wells and the death of Heinrich Himmler in May 1945
- Illustrated London News ran (Jun 2, 1945) an early story on the “suicide” of Himmler
- David Irving’s A Radical’s Diary on the alleged silencing of Heinrich Himmler — and of the media
- Radical’s Diary in Action Report No. 26: ” I noticed that page 2 of the 1945 Second Army diary, which relates this episode at length, has been retyped on the same typewriter as used for pages 1 and 3, but by a different typist.”
- “Sergeant Carl Sutton,” or “Norman Redford” took illicit photos of the body
- Description in Feb 1964 by former colonel (British Army) Michael Murphy on the death of Heinrich Himmler, May 1945, written to biographer Heinrich Fraenkel
- Selkirk Panton writes (May 1954) on Himmler’s end
- Sunday Times publishes new Hitler, Himmler photos
- War diary on death of Himmler, and Substance of Message from GS9 2nd Army 24 May 45 to GS9 21 A Gp
- General Dempsey, commanding British Second Army, war diary Apr 30-May 23, 1945: Extracts concerning Heinrich Himmler, Public Record Office, WO.285/12
- The retyped diary pages of Second Army Defence Company (Major Norman Whittaker) | David Irvng’s discovery they had been tampered with
- Discussion of actual mode of the murder: Letter from John Ball
- British SOE document, Dec 1944, discusses special poisons and methods of assassinating a single (unidentified) person in home or office
- The Guardian, May 1999: ‘I tell her that her husband has committed suicide’ — Himmler’s widow interviewed in 1945
- Gary Goodenow of Florida recalls a 1999 conversation in which Mr Irving opined Himmler had been murdered | Letter from John Ball on the murder of Himmler
- Thomas Blenk recalls that the British used (illegal) bio-weapon devised by Paul Fildes to kill Reinhard Heydrich (letter in German)
- Daily Telegraph claims its forensic expert proves that forged documents were planted in British archives (PRO)
- Chris Meyer has done some calculations, July 2, 2008, on the starlight and moon phase at the time of Himmler’s death
- Statement by Captain Donald McPherson who worked in the Control Commission for Germany
- Statement dated February 11, 1964, by former colonel (British Army) Michael Murphy on the death of Heinrich Himmler, May 1945
- The capture of Heinrich Himmler and other Leading Nazis, May 1945, report by Sergeant Britton
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