But unlike Albert Speer’s Nuremberg Rally Grounds or the Reich Chancellery ... His original concept for the site included a never-realized Neoclassical central plaza, in line with Adolf Hitler’s ...

Notably, when Mussolini and Hitler rose to power ... When he commissioned Albert Speer to plan Germany’s new capital, he wanted buildings that would give the world “a taste of the power ...

Immediately below the judges are the translators, whose services are needed for direct exchanges between the defendant or his counsel and the court; otherwise, Adolf Eichmann, the German-speaking ...

During World War II, Adolf Hitler’s regime used architecture as a tool to promote Nazi ideology and assert the dominance of the Third Reich. Albert Speer, Hitler’s chief architect, believed that ...

The alpine village was a second centre of power after Berlin for the Nazis, with high-ranking officials like Herman Goering, Albert Speer and Martin Bormann ... to turn the "Wolf's Lair" of Nazi ...

Writing in his prison diary in Spandau jail, Albert Speer reflected on his fellow-prisoner Rudolf ... understand the psychological bond that held the German people in thrall to Hitler. This endeavour ...

The major perpetrators of the Holocaust— including Hermann Goering, Hans Frank, Albert Speer, and Julius Streicher ... the Israeli trials of Adolf Eichmann and John Demjanjuk, and French ...

Brandeis University professor Robert Kuttner contrasted President Donald Trump cutting funding for the National Institutes of ...

The streets of Berlin were devastated beyond recognition in some areas as 33-year-old photographer William Vandivert was led to the location of the former German chancellery buildings. Just days ...

UFC president Dana White has slammed American fighter Bryce Mitchell after the 30-year-old made several antisemitic, ...

The diaries, which were lost for 80 years, reportedly chronicle 139 meetings between Adolf Hitler and Unity Mitford from 1935 to 1939. Long-lost and never-seen-before diaries of aristocrat Unity ...

And in January 1933, in exchange for a political favor, Alfred Hugenberg provided the electoral capital that made possible Adolf Hitler’s appointment as chancellor. Before Hugenberg sealed his ...