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"The Spandau Diaries" is a collection of personal notes kept by Albert Speer, former Nazi Minister of Armaments and Hitler's chief architect, during his twenty-year imprisonment in Berlin's Spandau prison, from 1946 to 1966.
From 1941 to 1945, many civilians and members of different armies died in Vukovar.
In this book, the author describes in detail how a precisely thought-out plan on the secret continuation of the activities of the SS, which was created during World War II, was put into practice.
