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Konrad Hermann Albert Speer (March 19, 1905 - September 1, 1981) was a German architect and Nazi official, the main architect of Adolf Hitler (1933-1945) and minister of armaments (1942-1945). It is one of the defendants in the Nuernberg tribunal. He studied architectural engineering at the University of Karlsruhe, Munich and Berlin Institute of Technology and pass the exam in 1927 and then became assistant to Heinrich Tessenow. He attended the speeches of the Nazi Party in 1930 in Berlin beer hall and joined the party in January 1931. He was sentenced to 20 years in prison in Nuremberg Court, the time-time spent in Spandau prison. After the Commons in 1966, he wrote several books, including: Erinnerungen (1969), Spandauer Tagebücher (1975), Der Sklavenstaat (1981)


(1) Reichstag, Germany
Reichstag building used for propaganda purposes and when World War II raged for military purposes. This building is also under consideration for conversion to a "Flak Tower" (a place to put an anti air guns and shelter), because its shape is fairly symmetrical. But when weighed say do not match. The building was then also added damaged by air raids. During the Battle of Berlin in 1945, this building became the main target of the Reds, although the reason is less clear. Because the Reichstag had no political role, military or strategic anymore. Indeed, the Nazis abandoned the building. Famous photograph of a Red Army soldier raising the Soviet hammer-sickle flag on the roof of this building, taken on May 2, 1945, several days after the Red Army troops seized the building.

(2) Zeppelintribune, Nuremberg
Parade ground in Nuremberg where the Nazi parade in progress. This place is a place in use for making Nazi propaganda movie titled "Triumph of the Will".

(3) Brandenburg Gate, Germany
One that could be made before the outbreak of World War II was the Brandenburg gate which is the east-west axis of the Berlin city.

(4) Berlin Olympia Stadion, Germany
The first stage in the design of Albert Speer to rebuild the city of Berlin is the Olympic Stadium for the 1936 Summer Olympics made by Werner March.

(5) NAZI Germany Pavilion, France (now no longer)German Pavilion in the International exhibition in Paris of 1937 is one masterpiece of Albert Speer. Pavilion is located across from the pavilion of the Soviet Union. Speer designed the German pavilion with a very majestic form as the campaign against communism.

(6) Volkshalle, Germany (Canceled because of World War II)Volkshalle or public hall, which is a domed building like St. Peter's Basilica in Rome. Dome buildings are very tall with a diameter of 200m and 300m. But this building failed to be created because of the outbreak of World War II.
If the Nazis won the war, the city of Berlin will be like this :This city is the dream of Adolf Hitler, because in the plan there is Destroyed The Theory of Value that would leave the ruins of the esthetic form within thousands of years into the future. These ruins would be a recognition of the greatness of the three kingdoms Dritte Reich or Hitler, as a symbol of the greatness of Greece and Rome as seen through the ruins of the building.
That is some building works that have adorned the leadership of Adolf Hitler.