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The Man That Escaped Execution During The Nuremberg Trials

Following the Second World War, the Nuremberg Trials took place which saw the remaining members of Hitler's Nazi government brought to trial. The defendants were accused of war crimes and crimes against humanity, being considered the perpetrators of the Holocaust. On trial was Albert Speer, a man regarded as 'Hitler's Architect,' who also served during World War 2 as the Minister of Armaments and Ammunition. Speer managed to improve production in the armaments industry significantly, but he did this using slave labour and workers from concentration camps. But as the verdicts were read out at the Nuremberg Trial, Albert Speer was not executed for his crimes which shocked many. At the trial, Speer tried to portray himself as 'The Good Nazi,' and as someone who was unaware of the Final Solution and the killing process inside of the concentration camps. He admitted using slave labour but refused to accept that the conditions of the workers were terrible who were working for him. It's considered now that Speer lied to the Nuremberg Trial and that he actually was complicit in the Holocaust, and evidence has been found following his death that shows him to have been a liar. Albert Speer should have been sentenced to death alongside Hermann Goring, Joachim Von Ribbentrop and other Nazis following the trial, but he managed to escape with imprisonment. So join us today as we look at, 'The Man That Escaped Execution During The Nuremberg Trials?' Remember to support our channel, please make sure to subscribe.