Jean-Noël Orengo
Praise for You Are the Führer's Unrequited Love
A masterfully unconventional novel about Speer’s two lives: as Hitler’s personal architect, ally and confidant; and as the world’s idealised specimen of a “good Nazi”... It reads as the character study of a man who ...
Vincenzo Latronico, Guardian
Portraying Speer's trajectory from urban planner to minister for armaments (and, eventually, jail after the Nuremberg trials), it unfolds as a chillingly ordinary workplace drama... Orengo's highly effective storyte ...
Daily Mail
An intriguing factual novel... thought-provoking. It makes you think hard about culpability, about the struggle to keep your sense of right and wrong in a totalitarian system
Robbie Millen, Sunday Times
A masterfully unconventional novel about Speer’s two lives: as Hitler’s personal architect, ally and confidant; and as the world’s idealised specimen of a “good Nazi”... It reads as the character study of a man who ...
Vincenzo Latronico, Guardian
Portraying Speer's trajectory from urban planner to minister for armaments (and, eventually, jail after the Nuremberg trials), it unfolds as a chillingly ordinary workplace drama... Orengo's highly effective storyte ...
Daily Mail
An intriguing factual novel... thought-provoking. It makes you think hard about culpability, about the struggle to keep your sense of right and wrong in a totalitarian system
Robbie Millen, Sunday Times
A masterfully unconventional novel about Speer’s two lives: as Hitler’s personal architect, ally and confidant; and as the world’s idealised specimen of a “good Nazi”... It reads as the character study of a man who ...
Vincenzo Latronico, Guardian
Portraying Speer's trajectory from urban planner to minister for armaments (and, eventually, jail after the Nuremberg trials), it unfolds as a chillingly ordinary workplace drama... Orengo's highly effective storyte ...
Daily Mail
An intriguing factual novel... thought-provoking. It makes you think hard about culpability, about the struggle to keep your sense of right and wrong in a totalitarian system
Robbie Millen, Sunday Times
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