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• Albert Speer
  '''Albert Speer''' (1905-1981) was an architect who joined the [[Nazi Party]] as a young ma [[Albert Speer]] had briefly met Hitler in July 1933, to get approvals for drawings for
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• Albert Speer/Definition
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• Albert Speer/Related Articles
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• Joachim Fest/Definition
  ...and biographer of [[Nazi Party]] leaders including [[Adolf Hitler]] and [[Albert Speer]]
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• Triumph of the Will
  [[Albert Speer]] mentions that some of the actual footage of the Rally was spoiled, and he | author = Albert Speer
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• Fritz Sauckel/Related Articles
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• Georg Thomas/Related Articles
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• Joachim Fest
  Among his other works was a biography of [[Albert Speer]]. While [[Ernst Roehm]] had been Hitler's only friend that spoke with him
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• Airey Neave/Related Articles
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• Albert Speer
  '''Albert Speer''' (1905-1981) was an architect who joined the [[Nazi Party]] as a young ma [[Albert Speer]] had briefly met Hitler in July 1933, to get approvals for drawings for
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• Adolf Hitler/Related Articles
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• Fritz Sauckel
  ...Tribunal]]. [[Airey Neave]], one of the prosecutors, suggests that both [[Albert Speer]] and [[Hermann Goering]] were more guilty of the title of "the greatest sl In mid-March 1942, Albert Speer found that industrial plants were underutilized due both to labor shortages
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• Arthur Seyss-Inquart
  ...e of his acts to prevent scorched-earth tactics were in cooperation with [[Albert Speer]]. Speer wrote that the two of them shared some understanding of the princ | title = Inside the Third Reich | author = Albert Speer | publisher = Macmillan | year = 1970}}, p. 511</ref> His last words were
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• Leni Riefenstahl
  [[Albert Speer]] said she was in frequent conflict with the "antifemininist" party organiz | author = [[Albert Speer]]
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• Hans Lammers
  | author = [[Albert Speer]]
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• Nuremberg Trials/Related Articles
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• Nazi Party/Related Articles
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• V-2
  ...Research Project}}</ref> Since the workers needed significant training, [[Albert Speer]] writes that he complained to the SS to get better treatment of, and thus | author = [[Albert Speer]]
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• Alfred Jodl
  [[Albert Speer]] said that while Jodl rarely contradicted Speer directly, he could, diplom | author = [[Albert Speer]]
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• Rudolf Hess
  ...prominent speaker, introducing Hitler at the 1934 Nuremberg Party Rally. [[Albert Speer]] mentions that some of the actual footage of the Rally was spoiled, and he | author = Albert Speer
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• World War II, air war, Russian front
  ...strategic bombing cut the front lines off from their industrial base.<ref>Albert Speer, [http://www.amazon.com/gp/reader/0684829495/ref=sib_dp_srch_pop?v=search-i
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• Hitler and his personal life
  ...closest were with two very different personalities, [[Ernst Roehm]] and [[Albert Speer]]. ===Albert Speer===
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• World War II, air war, Allied offensive counter-air campaign
  ...1 fighters. Ball bearing production was unaffected, as Nazi munitions boss Albert Speer repaired the damage in a few weeks; he even managed to double aircraft prod
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• Robert Ley
  ...he was supplanted by Armaments Minister [[Fritz Todt]] and his successor [[Albert Speer]] as the czar of the German workforce. As German workers were increasingly ...along with [[Martin Bormann]] and [[Joseph Goebbels]].<ref>Gitta Sereny, ''Albert Speer: His Battle with truth'' (Macmillan 1995), 477</ref> In November 1941 he wa
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• Franz Pfeffer von Salomon
  ...a leader..." Such ceremonies, when arranged by [[Leni Riefenstahl]] and [[Albert Speer]], were meat and drink to Hitler. Pfeffer wrote, <blockquote>The only form
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• Nuremberg Trials
  *[[Albert Speer]]
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• Franz Pfeffer von Salamon
  ...a leader..." Such ceremonies, when arranged by [[Leni Riefenstahl]] and [[Albert Speer]], were meat and drink to Hitler. Pfeffer wrote, <blockquote>The only form
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• World War II, air war, European Theater strategic operations
  ...stayed on any one subsystem long enough to disable it. Especially after [[Albert Speer]] became German Minister of Armaments, production actually rose for a time,
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• Boeing B-17 Flying Fortress
  ...fighters. Ball bearing production was unaffected, as Nazi munitions boss [[Albert Speer]] repaired the damage in a few weeks; he even managed to double aircraft pr
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• Hitler as military leader
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• Joseph Goebbels
  ...king and Breaking of the Nazi Economy'' (Allen Lane 2006), 278. Himmler, [[Albert Speer]] and Rosenberg, for different reasons, were also highly critical of Goebbe ...mler, although the SS chief remained wary of him. A more useful ally was [[Albert Speer]], who was appointed Armaments Minister in February 1942. Goebbels and Spee
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• Ernst Roehm
  ...a leader..." Such ceremonies, when arranged by [[Leni Riefenstahl]] and [[Albert Speer]], were meat and drink to Hitler. Pfeffer wrote, <blockquote>The only form
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• Hitler in Vienna
  ...pp. 34-35</ref> generally believed to be the core of his friendship with [[Albert Speer]].
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• Luftwaffe
  ...fighters. Ball bearing production was unaffected, as Nazi munitions boss [[Albert Speer]] repaired the damage in a few weeks; he even managed to double aircraft pr
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• World War II, Homefront
  ...had not fully mobilized in 1939, nor even in 1941. Not until 1943 under [[Albert Speer]] did Germany finally redirect its entire economy and manpower to war produ
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• World War II, air war
  ...1 fighters. Ball bearing production was unaffected, as Nazi munitions boss Albert Speer repaired the damage in a few weeks; he even managed to double aircraft prod ...strategic bombing cut the front lines off from their industrial base.<ref>Albert Speer, [http://www.amazon.com/gp/reader/0684829495/ref=sib_dp_srch_pop?v=search-i
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