With research concluded upon "Inside the Third Reich", Speer had donated the edited "Chronik" to the German Federal Archives in Koblenz in July 1969. David Irving compared the donated "Chronik" with a copy of the "Chronik" for 1943 in the Imperial War Museum in London, and discovered discrepancies. Irving asked the Archives and Speer the reason for the differences (which were minor compared with previous years). Speer requested an explanation from Wolters, and Wolters admitted the censorship by letter in January 1970, saying, "I wouldn't have put it past the "Ludwigsbergern" war crimes prosecutors to launch an additional prosecution against you on the pretext that this charge evicting the Jews was not included in the Nuremberg Indictment." Speer suggested that the pages of the "Chronik" dealing with the Jews should not exist, and informed the Archives that the original of the "Chronik", from which the copy given to the Archives had been made, had disappeared. Wolters did not destroy the original as Speer had hinted.