Speer inspecting a captured Russian T-34 tank, 28 Jun 1943.
(Bundesarchiv Bild 183-J14589)

Speer in T-34

The remains of Rudolf Hess,a close collaborator of A.Hitler have been dug up and his grave was removed.The remains are to be burned and dispersed over the see.
The grave of R.Hess in Wunsiedel(Bavaria Germany) was the scene for extreem rightwing gatherings.When the consession for the grave ended,the chuch refused to renew it.At first the family was opposed to the removal of the grave but in the end they gave up .
The archive photo above shows Rudolf Hess,right hand of A.Hitler in december 1938.
Hess was captured in 1941 after he parachuted over Scotland on a bizarre peace mission.His mission was disapproved of by Hitler.He was sentenced to imprisonment for live  by the Allies and died at age 93 in the Spandau prison in West -Berlin in 1987.

Rudolf Hess

Colour portrait 'photo of Albert Forster by Heinrich Hoffmann, 1941.  Forster seems to have been a practical administrator, for good and ill.  Operating in an area where the issue of "Germanisation" was ultra-sensitive, he favoured dealing with the problem by "Germanising" just about anybody who could answer "Ja" to the question of whether they were German.  This may have helped to minimise tensions in his (in reality) pretty diverse Gau.  On the other hand, he hardly helped his colleagues by determinedly resisting the "resettlement" of Jews in his area of authority; as a result, large numbers of transported Jews were further transported to the Government-General of Poland, ending up in the maw of Aktion Reinhard.  Understandably, he was not regarded with great affection by the SS, or by Nazi administrators in the G-G; nor was he very enthusiastic about them.  In the end, he was complicit in murder to an extent sufficient to lead to his condemnation and execution by Poland after the war.  Best regards, JR.