Photo: During the French 1940 campaign: in the middle, Keitel, Himmler and (leather greatcoat) Martin Bormann with Hitler at a briefing (Hugo Jaeger photo, LIFE/Getty Images)

His legal battles mostly behind him, David Irving has resumed work on Heinrich Himmler: 2,000 pages of handwritten draft already — including right, in an original Vienna prison ring-binder

• The Colonel John Bradin (US Army) collection: documents found on Bormann’s desk in the Berlin bunker in July 1945 | includes first chapter of David Irving: Göring, describing these documents
• Bormann’s 44-page address and phone book found by US soldier, half buried in Bormann House on Obersalzberg in August 1946 (pdf, 2-4MB)
• Handwritten letters from Martin Bormann to his mistress, a would-be film- and stage-actress, dated May 27/28, 1940 (ein Mann kann mehrere Frauen haben); May 31, 1940; June 15/16, 1940 (impressions of Paris and the French); June 19, 1940, and a more distant letter iof March 19, 1944 (pdf, 2MB)
• Tischgespraech Hitlers am 6. Maerz 1938: 6.3.1938, kam anschließend an das Mittagessen beim Führer die Sprache auf Vererbungsprobleme | facsimile (pdf, 320 Kb)
• UNDER CONSTRUCTION

“The Nazi decodes”

— a 100-page selection by David Irving of secret messages passed from 1941 to 1945 between SS and other commanders, including latterly Martin Bormann and the gauleiters, and local police and SS commanders (in German; as decoded by British Intelligence)