Entrevistas en 1976 a dos de los únicos mandos nazis que no fueron condenados a muerte y sobrevivieron a los años de prisión: Albert Speer, Ministro de Armamento y anteriormente arquitecto del régimen, y Karl Dönitz, almirante de la Marina de Guerra.
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etiquetas: speer , dönitz , entrevista , nazis , nüremberg , juicios , jerarcas 
¿A qué es debido???
Iker 4° milenio , dime algo....
Son distintas versiones de la misma mierda.
Aquí fotos del resto:
www.meneame.net/story/asi-murieron-horca-lideres-nazis
Respecto a Dönitz, bien podría haber renunciado a su cargo en una guerra a todas luces injustificada, y haberse largado del país.
Que sean repugnantes no quita interés a las entrevistas. Conocer a los monstruos hace más fácil identificarlos en el futuro
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Albert_Speer
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Karl_Dönitz#Nazism_and_antisemitism
"Dönitz was a dedicated Nazi and a passionate supporter of Hitler, something he tried to obscure after the war. Raeder described him as "a picture-book Nazi and confirmed anti-Semite". Several naval officers described him as "closely tied to Hitler and Nazi ideology." On one occasion, he spoke of Hitler's humanity. Another event, in which he spoke to Hitler Youth in what was defined as an "inappropriate way," earned him the nickname of "Hitler Youth Dönitz." He refused to help Albert Speer stop the scorched earth policy dictated by Hitler and is also noted to have declared, "In comparison to Hitler we are all pipsqueaks. Anyone who believes he can do better than the Führer is stupid."