Nazi war criminal Albert Speer – who escaped death by claiming he did not know of Hitler’s atrocities – was at the heart of the Holocaust, a book claims. A self-professed “good Nazi”, Speer convinced ...
JTA — A screenwriter who worked with Albert Speer to try to turn the infamous Nazi architect’s life into a movie is charging that an award-winning Israeli documentary about Speer makes significant ...
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 ...
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 ...
There are few people prepared to apologise for Hitler. No one, bar a few lunatics and extremists, would argue that Goebbels, Himmler and other leading Nazis were actually rather nice chaps when they ...
The screenwriter who worked with Speer to adapt his story into a film alleges that the documentary’s director distorted his conversations with Speer in ways that create the impression that he was also ...
In this Sunday, Nov. 11, 2012 file photo Albert Speer jr. gestures during a press conference in Frankfurt, Germany. Albert Speer jr., the son of Adolf Hitler's chief architect who had his own ...
A new documentary explores how Albert Speer, one of Hitler's right-hand men, portrayed himself as the "good Nazi" and spread this myth to a mass media level. "I found a man who embodied evil and for ...
The last of the Auschwitz survivors to revisit the extermination machine in Poland have left. Now very old men and women, they returned to mark the 75th anniversary of the infamous death camp’s ...
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