Albert Speer: his battle with truth
by Sereny, Gitta; Speer, Albert.
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BookPublisher: Macmillan 1995ISBN: 9780333645192; 0333645197.Classification number: 920 SPESubject(s): Speer | National socialists -- Germany -- Biography | Prisoners -- Germany -- Biography | Germany -- History -- 1933-1945 | Germany -- History -- 1945-Subject: The second most powerful man in the Third Reich, Albert Speer was sentenced at the Nuremberg trials to 23 years imprisonment. This a story of personal culpability, ruthlessness and, finally, moral self education.
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| 920 SOA A daughter's tale: | 920 SOU Souness: | 920 SPE Gary Speed remembered | 920 SPE Albert Speer: his battle with truth | 920 SPI Mark Spitz: | 920 SPI Under the microscope: | 920 SPI The father of forensics: |
Bibliography: p.723-725
Includes index
The second most powerful man in the Third Reich, Albert Speer was sentenced at the Nuremberg trials to 23 years imprisonment. This a story of personal culpability, ruthlessness and, finally, moral self education.
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