Daniel Jonah Goldhagen wrote that citizens under this  government were "willing (*) executioners."
The rise of this government was based on support from certain "fractions" of industrial promoters according to a  controversial study by David Abraham. According to Adam Tooze's The Wages of Destruction, this government was  doomed by mismanagement of an economy based on plunder. This regime's collapse was the subject of the article "Two  kinds of downfall," part of the "Historian's Quarrel" of the 1980s. Daniel Jonah Goldhagen wrote that citizens under this  government were "willing (*) executioners." A memoir of one member of this government recalls the author's surprise  appointment as Minister of Armaments and describes its leader as a layman and bohemian who worked in spurts and saw himself  as an artist rather than a technocrat. For 10 points, Albert Speer wrote a memoir titled for the "Inside" of what German  government led by Adolf Hitler?
The rise of this government was based on support from certain "fractions" of industrial promoters according to a  controversial study by David Abraham.
the Third Reich [accept Nazi Germany; prompt on Germany]