the true power, certainly it was with himmler, but he was responsible.u talking to me, asking me this question, maybe you can see my face going red, i become furious again because it was unbelievable in which he was involved. but that is...those red cheeks, does not allow father to define you? define me exactly? you are giving your father another form of enormous power. he wielded this terrible power over so many millions in poland and still over you. i think you once called yourself a puppet on a string. why not cut those strings? do not allow your father, even in death, after so many years, to pull your strings. too many victims. let's not just talk about you. let's also talk about germany. you introduce that earlier and i would like to return to it. it seems to me that you feel fearful, still, of your own country and your own people. today. 72 years after the liberation of auschwitz. why? you don't know my people as i do. i do not trust them. nobody spoke, a normal german family never really spoke about what our fathers, mothers, grandfathers, grandmo

the true power was with himmler, for sure, but he was responsible.talking to me, asking this question, as you can see maybe in the redness of my face, that i become furious again because it was unbelievable in which he was involved, and which he did actively. but the red cheeks and the fury that you feel, does that not allow your father to define you? what means "define you" exactly? you are giving your father another form of enormous power. he wielded this terrible power over so many millions in poland, and still over you. i think you once called yourself a puppet on a string. why not cut those strings? don't allow your father, even in death, after so many years, to pull your strings. too many victims. let's not just talk about you, though, let's also talk about germany. you introduced that topic earlier, and i would like to return to it. it seems to me that you feel — and i think you used the word — fearful, still, of your own country and your own people. yes. today. 72 years after the liberation of auschwitz. yes. why? you know my people not so as

it seemed at the time yet conspirators were plotting a revolution and young adolf hitler heinrich himmler and many others. members of the third reich all young six people of the centerburg war crimes trial are to hear and if you want to learn something about someone, one way look at when they were young. i had understand munich at the time because i was struck by the shift in munich. what a sophisticated culture city. painters and poets and romantics and dreamers and bohemians. had he become a haven for the far right plex if it can happen in munich, who is save? as i got into this but couldn't believe i hadn't done a book in 30 years but as i started researching i was struck. all the wonderful books and scholarship on adolf hitler they classic biographer ace there had never book, full book on the trial in the english language. in way that is one of the first books i read as a teenager was an oxford professor sink efforts college the nuremberg trial expert and an expert on it. he said he was always the most impressive hitler during the trial. his political skills were never more revealed a

and interrogations with many of the ringleaders, anyway they can catch however rosenberg , heinrich himmler, many other people. it starts the nazi party offices confiscated, inventories, everything they took. you have paintings on the wall, i found the pictures and they found a picture of these as they quote, to gypsies and they couldn't figure out who it belonged to. it's the bicycles, it was almost like a mental pompeii. it was like the nazi party, all that was there. the damage to the beer hall, interviewing the beer hall manager, it was incredible. he had the papers of the warriors at the trial, both fusion and defense. one of my favorites was this unpublished memoir of the deputy prosecutor who reduce hitler after he interviewed him for his first time. he was not impressed. among other things in his file have the tickets to the trial, you had to have these admission passes to get in because they were very much afraid of riots and attacks and thugs and hooligans coming in and trying to free hitler. you had happy special passes, is was there. memoirs area of course there was a male, a qu