Göring. A Biography

 guerrilla movement, Göring retorted with a grin that he couldn’t imagine “what they could have done with my trees.” Five day ...

 After Ley’s suicide, Andrus redoubled the security precau- tions. Göring was repeatedly strip-searched, his private effects ...

 The Nuremberg Trial began formally the next day, November , . Quietly regretting that he had to share the limelight wi ...

   On Trial “As Reichsmarschall of the Greater German Reich, I assume po- litical responsibility for my own acts.” T ...

 military gangsters would be jousting with the wing-collared East Coast representative of the neat-lawned legal democracies. ...

 Göring murmured, “Not Guilty,” adding quickly, “in the sense of the indictment.” His declaration remained unread. After the ...

 being used. “You see,” he reminisced in a revealing moment to Colonel Amen, “those prisoners received a large number of Red ...

 Davies [the American Ambassadors William C. Bullitt and Jo- seph Davies] in support of Roosevelt threat of aggression agains ...

 admitted. “Do you suppose I’d have believed it if somebody came to me and said they were making freezing experiments on huma ...

 so rotten, just to prolong his wretched life  to put it crudely, to piss in front and crap behind a little longer. Herrgott ...

 wife nor daughter had been allowed to write to him. Evidently in consequence of this complaint, the American chaplain, Henry ...

 and that’s enough. I wanted to bring you happiness forever, but I brought you misfortune. And yet you know how im- mense is ...

 defendants like a sheepdog chasing errant sheep. He urged the craven homosexual Walter Funk to stop worrying about death  i ...

 days afterward. “But I have seen so much already... women and children burned alive in air raids.” Embroidering on the facts ...

 and Göring murmured to his counsel, “Now I’m for it  we weren’t on the best of terms.” But the field marshal, despite a clu ...

 knocked their plans into a cocked hat!”) “Unless means is found,” warned the British newspaper, “of keeping witnesses to the ...

 mortal lines before this last arbitrary tribunal of mortal enemies. He embellished his replies with repartee, attracting gal ...

 Göring threw him an uneasy look. “That I didn’t take the rumors seriously,” he said. Once that afternoon he noticed the Amer ...

 launched into yet another long discourse, Jackson ordered him to answer yes or no. Too late, he saw the American judge, Park ...

 answer the question and to reserve his explanations for later (re-direct). It is utterly impossible to cross- examine unless ...