"Speer giving his first radio interview (sounding rather nervous)
speaking about his designs for the Zepplin field. What was to become
known later as his famous "Cathedral of Light".
Strange - when these two guys came up with the "idea" of the light
memorial shortly after the WTC demise and demolition they should have
given a credit line as to whom and what used these symbols quite
effectively and it was the Architech Albert Speer who did same.
Nor would they expect later Mayor Bloomberg would speak as Hitler once
did at the feet of great lights memorializing the or a, Cathedral of
Light.
A holocaust was committed on the Twin Tower site - but what will always
be remembered is Larry Silverstein with the new plans (when he even
stole that idea from somebody else for they were plans submitted but not
chosen for first World Trade Center) - anywyay it will always be
remembered it was Larry Silverstein who the next day had the new plans
on the drawing board waiting for his 7 billion dollar insurance policy
to bear fruit.
These lights are a nice memorial to Albert Speer - eerie, depressing,
and a constant reminder to what has become known as "The Silverstein
Twin Towers"........
Now all we need is to hear Amazing Grace played day and night until the
people of New York cannot tolerate anymore of this holocaust.
Meanwhile the firemen are still being brought up but had it not been for
the firemen, these dead bodies would have been all dumped in the
dumpsters which commenced the day they found the gold truck, retrieved
the gold, which evidently was more precious than the remains of the dead
firemen.
A proper tribute to the World Trade Center would be to find out who took
them out, cui bono, and who made the big bucks from their demise for we
already knowo when it came to some of the money paid out, a janitor's
life, or a secretary's life was not worth as much as one of those big
time lawyers....but then looks like quite a few did not show up for work
that day.
OSaba
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Here you have the opportunity to hear Speer by a few wav-files.
Please click below...
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>From his first speech, as Minister of Armaments, held in a snowstorm.
(The death march music for Todt has been dubbed in the background).
(Music always added for propaganda purposes....saba note)
"No matter how great our grief is, (Speer is referring to the death of
Todt) the Fuhrers grief is greater. Through our unceasing work, let us
ease his pain. The success of our work is crucial to Germany's victory.
I have vowed to the Fuhrer to devote my strength to this end."
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Speer giving his first radio interview (sounding rather nervous)
speaking about his designs for the Zepplin field. What was to become
known later as his famous "Cathedral of Light".
"We have come to the conclusion that with a field of length 1000 metres,
we need to design the stage from which the Fuhrer will speak in a way
that makes him look particularly impressive to everyone at the rally."
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A speech from late 1942 (?) Speer is saying how despite heavy losses,
due to allied bombing, production has increased from month to month to
make sure front line troops have the weapons they need.
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Speer's speech to the conference at Posen. Given on the morning before
Himmler's infamous speech regarding the
"Final solution to the Jewish Problem". (Speer left following his own
speech.)
The exact translation is printed in Gitta Sereny's book "Albert Speer
His Battle With Truth". In this excerpt Speer says that any districts
not complying with his directives will be dealt with severely by
Reichsmarshall Himmler.
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Speer's speech from a Hamburg radio station on May 3rd 1945. The text of
which is also printed in Ms. Serenys book. This section includes :
"The German people in this war.....
.....God Save Germany."
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