Albert Speer - The last nazi

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Albert Speer, Hitler's personal architect, confidant and protege, was Reich Minister of Armaments and War Production. At the end of World Was II, he was the second most powerful man in Nazi Germany.
In this exclusive film interview, Albert Speer - the man who helped build (as well as destroy) the Third Reich - provides realing, first-hand insight into the leadership of one of the most monstrous regimes the world has ever known.
An active member of the Nazi pary in the 1920's, Speer designed the famous backdrops of the Nuremburg rallies. In 1938, he became Hitler's official architect and, in 1941, was named Reich Minister of Armaments.
With his uncanny ability for recalling events and conversations in vivid, factual detail, he speaks candidly about Hitler and his henchmen ... about Hitler's longtime mistress, Eva Braun. He tells how he helped Hitler redesign Berlin as a more suitable world capital... how he interceded to save Paris from total destruction ... how he personnaly countermanded Hitler's explicit orders to reduce Germany to rubble, after the Nazi defeat.
The only defendant at Nuremberg to pleas guilty to war crimes, Speer served 20 years at Spandau Prison. He has written two international best sellers, "Inside the Third Reich" and "Spandau".

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