• Mr Irving’s 1971 interview with the mysterious François Genoud in Geneva. Genoud explains how he had come to be in possession of Hitler’s Table Talk
• Francois Genoud’s role in the composition of the fake 1945 Bunkergespräche (Table Talk,”testament”)
• Referred to in 1996 Letter before Action to Deborah Lipstadt’s lawyers
• Radical’s Diary, re the contract that Lord Weidenfeld signed with Genoud for Hitler’s Table Talk: what he paid Hitler’s sister Paula
• Michael Law asks Mr Irving about Genoud and Hitler’s Table Talk, and gets a full reply
• Eric Yankovich asks if it worth spending time reading Hitler’s Table Talk
• Notes on an Interview with Artur Axmann from 3 to 10 p.m., May 7, 1991, in the home of Professor Werner Haverbeck
• A file of 25 pages of David Irving’s correspondence and interviews with Genoud, 1971-1994 (PDF, 3 MB).
• British national archives releases MI5 file on Genoud, KV 2/3708: “Francois GENOUD: Swiss. A Swiss said to have been an Abwehr agent during the war, GENOUD was later reported to have been Hitler’s literary executor: 1945 Aug 11 – 1957 Apr 01” | Our copy of the MI5 file on Genoud so far released into the public domain (pdf, 5MB). 

   

   

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