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Albert Speer 1905 - 1981

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29 December 1979 Radio 4
Albert Speer talks to Roger Clark about

	designing the Nuremberg rallies and why they were staged at night 3 min 54
	the construction of the Reichskanzlei in 1938 3 min 56
	the design of Hitler's study 1 min 0
	Hitler's architectural plans 2 min 25
	his move from being Hitler's architect to becoming his minister 0 min 56
	how he became Minister of armaments and war production 4 min 44

World Tonight
5 October 1970 Radio 4
Albert Speer talks to Douglas Stuart about

	what made him join the Nazi party 0 min 37
	why Hitler appealed to him 0 min 28
	his commitment to the war and acceptance of the concentration camps 1 min 53

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	Albert Speer German architect Hitler's chief architect from 1933 to 1945, Albert Speer was later appointed minister for armaments and war production 1942-45. After the war he was tried at Nuremberg and served a 20 year sentence at Spandau prison in West Berlin. He went on to write several books. BBC Links Hitler's Helpers Visions of Space External Links Albert Speer's creations and buildings Testimony of Albert Speer The BBC is not responsible for the content of external websites