Albert Speer was a prominent figure in Nazi Germany, and David Irving references him in his diaries, often in the context of historical analysis and comparisons. Irving expresses admiration for Speer and appears to be familiar with his biography and historical context.
David Irving appears to view Albert Speer with a degree of respect and fascination, referencing him in discussions about historical figures and events. Irving seems to be engaged with Speer's legacy and potentially his writings, and uses him as a point of comparison in historical analysis.
* (2021) Irving distinguishes between Konzentrationslager (concentration camps) and Kriegsgefangenenlager (prisoner-of-war camps), referencing "AS" (likely Albert Speer) with "best regards and permanent admiration." * (2023) Irving references Speer in a discussion about the IfZ (Institute for Contemporary History) in Munich. * (2023) Irving references Speer in a discussion about the fate of historical figures, suggesting a connection to a broader understanding of German history. * (2021) Irving references a contract between Genoud and Paula Hitler, noting that Albert Speer "certainly knew how to craft a simple but effective contract."
* diary_2021 * diary_2023 * emails_2023_2024