Albert Speer: his battle with truth - Gitta Sereny

Albert Speer: His Battle with Truth by Gitta Sereny, published by Macmillan in 1995. A hardback biography examining the life of Hitler's architect and armaments minister, drawing on interviews and correspondence, including material relating to his time at Kransberg and the Nuremberg trials.

The dust jacket features a cover illustration showing Speer alongside Hitler, with the title in gold lettering. The back cover carries a quote from the author alongside a photograph, and the spine repeats the title and author in gold on black, with the Macmillan logo at the foot.

Internally, the paper is cream-toned with black and white photographic plates, including family portraits of Speer's parents with signatures beneath. Text is clear and well set. The copyright page confirms the 1995 Macmillan first British edition and ISBN. Printing number line reads 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1. The jacket shows some edge and corner wear consistent with handling.

Condition: Very good

Free UK postage. Every book is photographed individually - the one in the photos is the one you get.