"Disheartening, nauseating, disgusting to write another book about the Nazis," says the French writer who has written another book about the Nazis.

Jean-Noël Orengo's new book explores Albert Speer's transformation from architect to Nazi minister and later a 'good Nazi' in the public eye. It examines how Speer managed to maintain a favorable image despite his past, becoming a bestselling author and media figure. Orengo aims to uncover the secret behind Speer's ability to manipulate public perception and maintain relevance long after the war, contrasting his narrative with historical facts. This work blends historical figures with fiction, offering a fresh perspective on Speer's life and legacy.