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Albert Speer

Albert Speer

Architect and former Reich Minister of Armaments and War ProductionWikipedia

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Nov 7, 2026

Jim AcostaHOST
23:38
I guess we have the video of him taking the vote.
Jim AcostaHOST
23:39
Albert Speer was his
Steve SchmidtGUEST
23:39
grandfather, apparently.
Jim AcostaHOST
23:41
I, yeah, I mean, you know, I, we should play the video of the vote.
Greg CroftonHOST
29:19
sure they're...
Greg CroftonHOST
29:19
Albert Speer.
Greg CroftonHOST
29:20
Oh, Albert Speer, yeah.
Greg CroftonHOST
29:21
Hess was some other guy.
Greg CroftonHOST
29:24
Hess was like a guy who ran the concentration camps.
Greg CroftonHOST
29:25
It's not Speer.
Greg CroftonHOST
29:26
It's Speer.
Chris CroftonHOST
29:27
Albert Speer.
Jim AcostaHOST
22:33
I guess we have the video of him taking the vote.
Jim AcostaHOST
22:34
Albert Speer was his
Steve SchmidtGUEST
22:34
grandfather, apparently.
Jim AcostaHOST
22:36
Uh, yeah, I mean, you know, I, we should play the video of the vote.
Dark EnlightenmentGUEST
147:12
those of you who don't know, Dr. Fritz Toth was the head of Organization Toth, which was the – and please, Thomas, correct my pronunciation because I'm terrible at this sort of thing.
Dark EnlightenmentGUEST
147:24
He was succeeded by Albert Speer, who was the guy who – Designed the Volkshall, but ultimately turned traitor after the war, and I have a low opinion of that.
Dark EnlightenmentGUEST
147:38
Anyway, Dr. Tote goes to Technical University of Munich and gets a PhD in civil engineering on – effectively paving roads and he is the one who's responsible for the autobahn for the atlantic wall from for honestly most of you know the the third reich's construction projects um he was the um inspector general for water and energy the reich's minister for armaments munitions i mean
Thomas777GUEST
148:17
yeah that was the key that's what i mean the key really played was as as armaments minister you know in terms of the war effort and and um some of these projects that were essential to national defense to be clear with the autobahn too at um this kind of mass highway system raised pershing because uh you know pershing was um eisenhower was a disciple of pershing and that's basically where he inherited the idea for what became the interstate system and like a mass highway system among other things on a continent-sized um scale you needed to be able to deploy forces and being an event of general war and that was one of the reasons for the you know the eisenhower expressway system you know and say you can deploy east and west um rapidly and the autobahn obviously um when uh reich's commissariat moskvin was uh realized you know it had the soviet union been defeated and assimilated into the greater german reich you know the um the Autobahn was going to go from Spain to the Urals, you know?

23 MINS LATER

Dark EnlightenmentGUEST
172:58
The best thing Amazon has ever done is they did the Philip K. Dick Man in the High Castle, right?
Thomas777GUEST
173:07
yeah the the show is silly but the optics are brilliant yeah yeah like i've appropriated the flag that they utilize for some of my own purposes because it's that good oh
Dark EnlightenmentGUEST
173:17
the aesthetics were on point but to give you just a here's here's a quote from that um the book i mentioned hitler's hitler's engineers fritz todd and albert speer master builders of the third reich uh Taut started developing detailed plans in July 1933, keeping Hitler closely abreast of the developments.
Dark EnlightenmentGUEST
173:34
And then inner quote, although the entire road plan was Hitler's, and although he took the first step in organization of the plan, he allowed the general inspector and his staff, that is Taut, to make all decisions.
RobHOST
17:32
He took cyanide with his wife in the Berlin bunker in May 1945 after poisoning their six children.
RobHOST
17:38
There's Martin Bormann, head of the Chancellery, Joachim von Ribbentrop, Foreign Minister Albert Speer, Reinhard Heydrich and Adolf Eichmann, head of the SS department managing Jewish deportations, the bureaucrat who coordinated the logistics of the Holocaust across occupied Europe.
RobHOST
17:55
He escaped to Argentina after the war, captured by the Israeli Mossad in 1960, tried in Jerusalem and executed in 1962.
RobHOST
18:02
You want me to continue? Their influence then.
Dark EnlightenmentPANELIST
146:58
of you who don't know, uh, Dr. Fritz tote was the head of organization tote, which was the, uh, and please Thomas, correct my pronunciation because I'm terrible at this sort of thing.
Dark EnlightenmentPANELIST
147:08
Um, and he was succeeded by Albert Speer, who was the guy who, uh, uh, Designed the Volkshall, but ultimately turned traitor after the war, and I have a low opinion of that.
Dark EnlightenmentPANELIST
147:23
Anyway, Dr. Tote goes to Technical University of Munich and gets a PhD in civil engineering on – effectively paving roads and he is the one who's responsible for the autobahn for the atlantic wall from for honestly most of you know the the third reich's construction projects um he was the um inspector general for water and energy the reich's minister for armaments munitions i mean
ThomasGUEST
148:02
Yeah, that was the key.

25 MINS LATER

Dark EnlightenmentPANELIST
172:42
The best thing Amazon has ever done is they did the Philip K. Dick Man in the High Castle, right?
ThomasGUEST
172:51
yeah the the show is silly but the optics are brilliant yeah yeah like i've appropriated the flag that they utilize for some of my own purposes because it's that good oh
Dark EnlightenmentPANELIST
173:02
the aesthetics were on point but to give you just a here's here's a quote from that um the book i mentioned hitler's hitler's engineers fritz todd and albert speer master builders of the third reich uh Taut started developing detailed plans in July 1933, keeping Hitler closely abreast of the developments.
Dark EnlightenmentPANELIST
173:19
And then inner quote, although the entire road plan was Hitler's, and although he took the first step in organization of the plan, he allowed the general inspector and his staff, that is Taut, to make all decisions.
Jonathan CahnGUEST
18:04
And so they build it.
Jonathan CahnGUEST
18:05
They build it to him, a guy named Albert Speer, his architect.
Jonathan CahnGUEST
18:09
But it turns out, so Hitler stands on it and he's speaking and you see these film clips of him doing it.
Jonathan CahnGUEST
18:14
But it turns out that what he's standing on, they built a reproduction of the altar of Pergamon, the throne of Satan.
Thom HartmannHOST
19:45
There's chapters about this in The Rise and Fall of the Third Reich by William Scherer.
Thom HartmannHOST
19:53
He spent countless hours with Albert Speer, his architect, who designed that massive thing in Nuremberg where they had the 1937 rally.
Thom HartmannHOST
20:02
But also they were reinventing Berlin.
Thom HartmannHOST
20:04
He wanted to turn Berlin into Germania, a gigantic imperial capital with buildings that dwarfed anything that any civilization had ever built.
Adam MakosGUEST
32:36
So when Romania's oil, Hitler sent all of his resources into rebuilding those refineries and they rebuilt them and they started pumping out oil.
Adam MakosGUEST
32:46
And Albert Speer was sending back reports saying, okay, everything's, don't worry, we're pumping out oil.
Adam MakosGUEST
32:50
Nothing happened.
Adam MakosGUEST
32:51
The American raid did nothing.
Jonathan CahnGUEST
18:04
And so they build it.
Jonathan CahnGUEST
18:05
They build it to him, a guy named Albert Speer, his architect.
Jonathan CahnGUEST
18:09
But it turns out, so Hitler stands on it and he's speaking and you see these film clips of him doing it.
Jonathan CahnGUEST
18:14
But it turns out that what he's standing on, they built a reproduction of the altar of Pergamon, the throne of Satan.

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