David Irving Discusses Rudolf Hess

In this video, British Historian David Irving talks about Rudolf Hess. In 1941, Rudolf Hess flew to Britain in a desperate attempt to stop the insane war between Germany and Britain. After a long flight and his first parachute jump, Rudolf landed close to his target in Scotland. Rudolf hoped to meet the Duke of Hamilton to arrange a peace. However, Winston Churchill squashed any peace efforts. Rudolf ended up a prisoner. At the absurd Nuremberg "trials", Rudolf was incredibly given a life sentence for the absurd charge of "crimes against peace". Rudolf ended up as a prisoner in solitary confinement in Berlin for decades afterwards. In 1987, the 93 year old Rudolf was found dead, supposedly by hanging himself. It's extremely unlikely that Rudolf killed himself as an autopsy, which showed the hanging marks were inconsistent with suicide. It seems that as the marks were level, that Rudolf had been murdered, probably by the British Secret Service.