Editing Albert Speer (section)

===Death===
[[File:A speer grab-1.jpg|thumb|Speer's grave in [[Heidelberg]]]]
Speer made himself widely available to historians and other enquirers.{{sfn|van der Vat|1997|p=354}} In October 1973, he made his first trip to Britain, flying to London to be interviewed on the BBC ''Midweek'' programme.{{sfn|Asher|2003}} In the same year, he appeared on the television programme ''[[The World at War]]''. Speer returned to London in 1981 to participate in the BBC ''[[Newsnight]]'' programme. He suffered a stroke and died in London on 1 September.{{sfn|Fest|1999|p=337}}

He had remained married to his wife, but he had formed a relationship with a German woman living in London and was with her at the time of his death.{{sfn|van der Vat|1997|pp=362–363}} His daughter, [[Margret Nissen]], wrote in her 2005 memoirs that after his release from Spandau he spent all of his time constructing the "Speer Myth".{{sfn|Kitchen|2015|p=343}}