For what it's worth, if he wants to present evidence or unpublished material, why not, go on. Why a time limit? Translating those texts sure takes time. And, does anyone have to be afraid of its contents?
The documents are interesting enough, however all boils down to
when those "offers of peace" from Italy or whoever came, and it was pretty useless to propose that
after there were troops already in Poland.
And, like the reeducation, you also should not believe all what Hitler said, to make the german people believe in his righteousness to attack Poland, errm defend Germany i meant
"Seit 5:45 wird jetzt zurueck [sic!] geschossen"
Hitler wanted to go for Russia right from the beginning, and just because of that he wanted no peace with Russia. Unless Stalin would have given him some big chunks of land voluntarily, which i somehow .. doubt.
A peacefully united Europe? I assume Hitler did not really want to go to war in the west, but he had strategically only one chance to prevent a two-front war like in WW1, after England declaring war. And there were of course already plans for that, just in case. Like the US having plans for Canada, as we now know.
So it may have been England that made it a
worldwide war, out of a locally restricted one like Hitler had tried, alright.
But assuming Hitler wanted peace with Russia, Poland or the jews is "a bit" ridiculous though.