Author: Rudolf Hess

Rudolf Walter Richard Hess (born April 26, 1894, Alexandria, Egypt; murdered Aug. 17, 1987) was a Adolf Hitler's deputy until he was taken captive by the British in 1941 when trying to end the war. He spent the rest of his life in Allied captivity in Berlin-Spandau as a prisoner of peace, and was ultimately murdered by the British when Mikhail Gorbachev lobbied to release him.

The Life and Death of Rudolf Hess (1:58:03Hrs)

By Rudolf Hess ∙ March 31, 2021

The story that tells of the life and death of Rudolf Hess. In this (1 hour and 58 minutes) video, the brilliant historian and researcher, David Irving, talks about the life and death of Rudolf Hess. Rudolf had fought in the first world war and had won a Iron Cross for bravery. He had taken up pilot…

The Life and Death of Rudolf Hess (1:51:08)

By David Irving, Rudolf Hess ∙ January 6, 2020

The life and death of Rudolf Hess In this superb video (one hour 51 minutes) David Irving, the brilliant English writer, author of many best sellers, talks about the life of Rudolf Hess (1894 – 1987). David talks about Hess's life in candid detail. He explains the superb planning of his desperate flight to Scotland…

A Veteran’s Plea for Peace

By Rudolf Hess ∙ July 1, 1993

Even many people who consider themselves well-informed about the history of the Third Reich and the Second World War are ignorant of the numerous offers of peace made by Hitler and his government in the years before the outbreak of war, particularly during the 1934-1937 period. His first speech on foreign policy after taking office…

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