Göring. A Biography

 paign would be over and Britain’s turn would come. When General Thomas reminded him of Stalin’s growing industrial base beyo ...

 Fräulein Limberger’s gift lists it seems that at one time or an- other he retained nine different doctors and physicians to ...

 time. Meanwhile Göring said that he welcomed the signs that the Finns had been shrewd enough to abandon their former policie ...

 sion” in the east. As a military band serenaded the Reichsmarschall’s hunt- ing lodge, the New Year arrived at Rominten. The ...

 ..,” Göring entered grimly in his diary. “Investigation into the theft of Emmy’s present.” Arrayed in a red silk dressing ...

 perceptibly, and after addressing air-force officers on the nine- teenth he suffered a midnight heart attack. Clearly it was ...

 mersed in three days of Cabinet-level conferences on raw mate- rials and the coming campaign in the Balkans. On January , ...

 and Gentile as he traded guilders and Reichsmarks for gilt and canvas. Arriving back at La Boissière, the air staff’s forwar ...

 art that the Führer wishes to acquire from the Jewish art treasures secured by the Rosenberg task force. Bunjes also reporte ...

 Göring bristled. “My orders are final,” he said. “You are to do as I say.” His directives were very blunt and to the point. ...

   Warning Britain about Barbarossa Throughout the spring of  Hitler’s planned conquest of eastern territories c ...

 Prussia; and out there the stags and wild boar awaited with ill- concealed impatience the arrival of the quaintly clad Reich ...

 around more art galleries for a couple of days, those at The Hague and Amsterdam. With his sisters and the latest loot from ...

 hence necessary. On February , the Reichsmarschall wrote two eloquent, perhaps even fatalistic, words in his diary. “East: ...

 where he made further raids on the Jeu de Paume on the elev- enth and twelfth. Göring no longer tried to talk Hitler out of ...

 Not entirely capable of suppressing his own apprehensions, Goebbels noted that the campaign had “parallels with Napo- leon,” ...

 with Göring, “is for the punch to be hurled at Yugoslavia with merciless force and for the military smash (Zerschlagung) to ...

 Gastein, then took his train on to Austria on April . He would remain there languidly directing air-force operations from a ...

 seen the mighty technology of this Soviet nation. We shall bravely shatter any aggression, no matter where it comes from!” C ...

 an urgent duty for National Socialism during this war. I therefore welcome Reichsleiter Rosenberg’s deci- sion to set up tas ...