Göring. A Biography

 and his dossier on Milch’s father deposited in a safe place as “life insurance.” Göring rose to his feet. “I might as well g ...

 On the day after Hindenburg died in August , one hun- dred of Göring’s officers were summoned to the Air Ministry. Görin ...

 colleague, Nevile Henderson, agreed that Göring had converted Belgrade to the German cause simply by being the only foreign ...

 finest architects and sculptors chiseled at heroic reliefs with mo- tifs like “Flag Company,” designed by Professor Arnold W ...

 him building aircraft factories and aircraft-engine factories, ex- panding pilot training, commissioning synthetic-rubber an ...

 noninterference with Danzig  which he did not get  before he would agree to any summit meeting with Hitler. Neither Hitler ...

 time for Göring to make an honest woman of Emmy Sonne- mann, whose divorce had now come through. One day in Feb- ruary  ...

 for his collection. His lust for precious stones and metals was notorious, and he had begun to adorn himself liberally with ...

 ambassadorial reception rooms, and hunting-trophy rooms took up the ground floor, along with Göring’s cavernous, colon- nade ...

 the words         on one side, and    , ,   on the other. ...

 Richthofen Squadron veteran. At the modest wedding breakfast at the Kaiserhof Hotel the world’s society reporters glimpsed a ...

 day], I found, in the first place, that this attractive building had once again been rebuilt to suit Hermann’s by no means c ...

 dor, Lipski, and Göring were now as thick as thieves. (Göring, charged by Hitler to take special care of German-Polish affai ...

   Getting Ready in Four Years By the mid-thirties the authority of Hermann Göring was uni- versally respected withi ...

 There were, of course, some critics. There was the Protes- tant Vicar Schulze of Beiersdorf, who publicly scoffed at “this d ...

 [Göring] was shot,” Sir Eric Phipps informed London in Febru- ary , “he is, so I am told, unable to have children.” Göri ...

 Foreign Minister Józef Beck, he realized that all hope of doing a deal at Russia’s expense was gone. The basic cause was sti ...

 the first time on the Nazi strategic horizon); and “a colony.” The French now ratified an alliance with Moscow, in violation ...

 control of both the gasoline and the synthetic-rubber produc- tion efforts. His profile as the Reich’s leading political eco ...

 interesting institution,” Göring beamed. “I have never been a businessman,” he avowed nostalgically. “And this was something ...