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  1. www.journal-psychoanalysis.eu › articles › bunkersBunkers, Bubbles, Monuments, and Walls: Pathological ...

    A number of works touch on aspects how Hitler’s narcissism manifested during the Nazi rule over Germany. Two works from a psychoanalytic viewpoint (Bromberg & Small, 1984; Waite, 1978) and one non-psychoanalytic work (Haycock, 2019) illuminate some of Hitler’s narcissistic traits.

  2. www.smithsonianmag.com › history › the-candor-andThe Candor and Lies of Nazi Officer Albert Speer | Smithsonian

    HISTORY. The Candor and Lies of Nazi Officer Albert Speer. The minister of armaments was happy to tell his captors about the war machine he had built. But it was a different story when he was...

  3. www.academia.edu › 90327760 › Interpreting_NaziInterpreting Nazi Architecture: The Case of Albert Speer

    Atli M Seelow. Albert Speer (1905–1981) undoubtedly occupies a special position in architectural history; his biography differs from that of all other 20th-century architects. The importance we attribute to him today is due not primarily to his work as an architect but to his role as one of the leading protagonists of the National Socialist ...

    • Barbara Lane

  4. link.springer.com › content › pdfEncountering Hitler: Seductive Charisma and Memory Spaces in ...

    the intimate relation between Speer & Hitler and its allegorical quality as salient features of the film’s historical vision.3 Keilbach convincingly analyzes how the mise-en-scène of reciprocal gazes in Speer & Hitler construes a homoerotic and essentially narcissistic attraction between the two figures.

    • Axel Bangert
    • 2012

  5. www.jstor.org › stable › 23736375Review by History, Southern Methodist University

    Gitta Sereny, Albert Speer: His Battle With Truth (New York: Alfred A. Knopf, 1995) Review by Donald L. Niewyk, History, Southern Methodist University How much of what Albert Speer said and wrote after 1945 can we believe? Gitta Sereny probed the question by befriending Speer and holding long conversations with him from 1978 until his death in ...

  6. link.springer.com › chapter › 10Encountering Hitler: Seductive Charisma and Memory Spaces in ...

    On the other, the specularity of the title’s visual design, with its mirroring of the syllable Er (which also encodes the missing ‘Hitl’er), already hints at the narcissistic relation between Speer & Hitler projected by the docudrama.

  7. collections.ushmm.org › oh_findingaids › RG-50Albert Speer Oral History Summary - United States Holocaust ...

    Albert Speer Oral History Summary Albert Speer states that he was fascinated by Hitler and believed he was capable to engulf an entire nation by means of mass communication. Speer first met Hitler in 1931 when Hitler was meeting with admiring students. Speer felt that Hitler would be the person to help Germany recover from the