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Albert Speer, the chief architect of the Third Reich who painted himself as a ‘good Nazi’
For decades after World War II, Albert Speer stood apart from the other surviving leaders of Nazi Germany. While many of Adolf Hitler’s closest associates denied responsibility for their crimes until ...
In “Speer Goes to Hollywood,” the Nazi tries to get a film about his life made, without admitting his own guilt. (JTA) — Historical memory, now and forever, is an extraordinarily messy thing. Most ...
The genial architect in wire-rimmed glasses planned and designed soccer stadiums in Qatar, sweeping roadways in China and entire cities in Algeria, and in a five-decade career was described as one of ...
Albert Speer (1905–81) first came to the attention of the international public in 1946, when he sat in the dock at Nuremburg alongside other prominent figures of the defeated Nazi regime. An architect ...
BERLIN (AP) — Albert Speer Jr., the son of Adolf Hitler's chief architect who had his own accomplished architectural career but struggled to distance himself from his father's legacy, has died. He was ...
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