Himmler loses his place while reading from a prepared manuscript. During the film, Zapatka wears no uniform and simply stands in front of a grey wall. Heinrich Breloers multipart television film Speer und Er contains a debate as to whether Albert Speer was present during Himmler's speech on 6 October 1943. In Jonathan Littell's The Kindly Ones, the first-person narrator, Maximilian Aue, cannot remember whether Speer was present or not, but does cite Speer's remark that he (Speer) remembered many officers being terribly drunk. As Speer arrived in the morning for his speech, this would actually mean Speer was still present during the evening's dinner, after Himmler's second Posen speech. See also Incitement to genocide New Order (Nazism) References Bibliography Internationaler Militärgerichtshof Nürnberg (IMT): Der Nürnberger Prozess gegen die Hauptkriegsverbrecher. Delphin Verlag, Nachdruck München 1989, , Band 29: Urkunden und anderes BeweismaterialBradley F. Smith, Agnes F. Peterson (Hrsg.): Heinrich Himmler. Geheimreden 1933–1945, Propyläen Verlag, Frankfurt am Main, Berlin/Wien 1974, Peter Longerich: Der ungeschriebene Befehl, Munich 2001, Richard Breitman: Himmler und die Vernichtung der europäischen Juden.'' Schöningh, Sammlung zur Geschichte und Gegenwart, 1996, External links Full text of Himmler's speech (in German) Holocaust History Project: Text of the Quick Time excerpt of Poznan Speech in German and English Nizkor: Himmler's October 4, 1943 Posen Speech, 5 minute excerpt Heinrich Himmler History of Poznań Holocaust historical documents 1943 in Germany Planning the Holocaust Speeches by Nazis October 1943 events 1943 in Poland 1943 speeches 20th century in Poznań