Göring. A Biography

 on April . Göring’s troops had carried the most spectacular items into a secret cavern walled into a tunnel beneath his st ...

 On May , his valet Robert had been sent back to Fisch- horn Castle to collect a Rothschild painting. Göring handed it over ...

 May , “about his private possessions.” Göring kept a huntsman’s weather eye open for officers whom he could use. He blatan ...

 Nazis interned here in the Grand Hotel of the little spa town of Mondorf-les-Bains he found Hans Frank, his wrists still ban ...

 The hatred was mutual between the two men. Göring called him the “fire chief” because of that helmet, and squirmed to think ...

 two large suitcases, one hatbox, one fitted bag, and other listed items that did not include any of the medals inventoried e ...

   Fat Stuff “The cause for which Göring stood,” the Seventh Army interro- gation center had reported on May ,  ...

 He requested permission to return briefly by plane to his family so that he could at least make the most essential arrangeme ...

 Europe’s missing art treasures, “before we finally lose interest in what happens to him.” Colonel Andrus directed his prison ...

 Subtly playing on underlying American fears, Göring spoke of the seductive Russian propaganda methods and re- minded Gans th ...

 elry, or gold cigarette cases were turned over to his fiancée, now Mrs. Emmy Sonnemann Göring, who has also been captured.” ...

 jotted down what the others told him of Göring’s sleazy dealings with Heinkel, Siebel, Koppenberg, and aluminum factories in ...

 had spent his youth in the skies and his manhood at the wheel of a sports car on Hitler’s autobahns, every moment of this co ...

 the slightest doubt that there would have been a reconciliation between the Führer and myself once we had begun winning in t ...

 Suddenly [wrote Hechler four years later in a private memoir] I heard Göring starting to answer the inter- rogators. I could ...

 but to eliminate any possible bar to trial or punishment.” Göring had already made the simple decision that eluded his co-de ...

 unaware that it was to be the last airplane journey of his life, he thoroughly enjoyed the trip and chattered keenly about t ...

 Dear Heli! As I don’t know where Emmy and Edda are, please tell me their address if you know it. Are they still at Fischhorn ...

 He testified further that Göring suffered frequent heart attacks. “I am not a heart specialist,” he warned the colonel. “I h ...

 and phenobarbital, both then and at : .. Attributing this crisis to the exertion as well as the ugly implications of t ...