Hugh Trevor-Roper
Hugh Trevor-Roper was a British historian and author known for his work on Nazi Germany and the final days of Adolf Hitler, having conducted extensive research that contributed to the understanding of Hitler's last movements and the circumstances surrounding his death.
Born on Jan 15, 1914 (111 years old)
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Kenya:
Prof Hugh Trevor–Roper, an Oxford University professor of history (1957–1980), was the owner of these words.
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Jamaica:
Hugh Trevor-Roper proclaimed his infamous dogma: 'Maybe in the future there will be African history. But at the moment there is none.'
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South Africa:
Hugh Trevor-Roper famously claimed that there was no African history, a statement that has been widely criticized.
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Serbia:
Hugh Trevor-Roper, also known as Lord Dacre, was initially skeptical about the diaries.
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Montenegro:
Hugh Trevor-Roper, also known as Lord Dacre of Glanton, initially supported the authenticity of the diaries.
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Peru:
Hugh Trevor-Roper was a historian who investigated the death of Adolf Hitler during World War II.
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Uruguay:
Hugh Trevor-Roper was a historian who investigated Hitler's death during World War II.
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Turkey:
Hugh Trevor-Roper wrote a report in 1945 based on interviews with witnesses of Hitler's last days.
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Argentina:
Trevor-Roper was a British historian tasked with investigating the final days of Hitler.
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