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Yep - as a (very amateur) student of history, when Joe arrived in Berlin and we began to see glimpses of what the city looked like in the 1960s, I was really dr
by LyndsySimon 10y ago
Yep - as a (very amateur) student of history, when Joe arrived in Berlin and we began to see glimpses of what the city looked like in the 1960s, I was really drawn into the story.
Albert Speer published an autobiography, and it's a very interesting read. It's even more interesting when you read other contemporary accounts of the events and people he describes, because it becomes very apparent that Speer whitewashes much of what went on in order to frame himself as less guilty of the crimes that were committed in that era. Whether he did so to deceive others or to deceive himself is an open question.