Now for a selection of his earliest works
> In the Service of the Reich, The Memoirs of Field Marshal Keitel
This work is dedicated to the contributions of Field Marshal Keitel to the Wehrmacht. It was the break through work for David Irving as no historian before him had attempted such a direct recording of events.
> In The Mares Nest
A lesser known publishing which is more in the realm of military science/history, Irving delves into some of the secret projects that Germany pursued during the war as well as Allied countermeasures.
> The Rise and Fall of the German Airforce
The title appears to be a play on William Shirers 'Rise and Fall of the Third Reich'. Regardless, this book explores the Luftwaffe and the challenges she faced through ought the war.
