The admiral who admired Hitler: Sir Barry Domvile, Nazism and early historical revisionism

Steven Woodbridge

The admiral who admired Hitler: Sir Barry Domvile, Nazism and early historical revisionism

Steven Woodbridge

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Abstract

This article explores the racist ideas of Admiral Barry Domvile, a pro-Nazi activist in interwar Britain who admired Hitler and the Third Reich and founded 'The Link' organisation. After the War, he was also an early exponent of Historical Revisionism, seeking to 'revise' and reinvent history from an extreme rightwing viewpoint.

Original language	English
Journal	The British Association for Holocaust Studies (BAHS) website
Early online date	5 Oct 2020
Publication status	Published - 5 Oct 2020

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Impact: This is a blog for a scholarly organisation which is recognised both nationally and internationally as one of the leading organisations in its specialist field (Holocaust) and therefore will reach a very wide internet audience of specialists and non-specialists.

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