For ten points, identify this autobiographical work written after its author's release from Spandau, which details the interactions between such members of the title regime as Joseph Goebbels and Hermann Goring and the author, Adolf Speer.
In this work, its author recalls how he once almost went to work for Aman Ullah, the ruler of Afghanistan, and later recalls reading James Jeans' writing about trains. A chapter of this work titled "Sins of Omission," discusses misplaced priorities and the ideology of Philipp Lenard, and this work's epilogue contains a conclusion in which the author admits skepticism about technology despite having "devoted crucial years of [his] life to serving it." In this work's chapter "The Thirteenth Hour, the author recounts his collaboration with General Heinrici to remove the blasting charges from various key infrastructure elements. Though this work's author claimed never to have attended the Posen conference, historical research has determined that he was lying in this work when he claimed not to know about the Final Solution. For ten points, identify this autobiographical work written after its author's release from Spandau, which details the interactions between such members of the title regime as Joseph Goebbels and Hermann Goring and the author, Adolf Speer.
In this work, its author recalls how he once almost went to work for Aman Ullah, the ruler of Afghanistan, and later recalls reading James Jeans' writing about trains.
Inside the Third Reich or Erinnerungen