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RMTA1795–Hermann Goering at a briefing with Luftwaffe officers in his headquarters in the West. 2nd from the left Inspector General of the Air Force, Erhard Milch.
RMC13DX5–Commander-in-chief of the Luftwaffe Hermann Goering, after his suicide in prison, October 15, 1946
RF2AWT4RD–The german Field Marchall HERMANN GOERING ( 1893 - 1946 ) , comandant of Luftwaffe - NAZI - NAZISM - NAZIST - NAZISTA - NAZISMO - WWII - Seconda guer
RMP2E8B8–HERMANN GOERING Vintage paternal portrait 1930’s Infant Edda Goering with her uniformed father Hermann Goering head of Nazi Luftwaffe 1938 Berlin Nazi Germany
RMT62NN0–GOERING NUREMBERG TRIALS Enigmatic expression by Nazi former Luftwaffe leader Hermann Göring at the Nuremberg Trials, 1946 Hermann Goering, WW2, Nuremberg Trials Nuremberg Germany
RMGG2FAK–Hermann Goering, Commander-in-chief of the Luftwaffe, inspecting Austrian troops March 1938 Germany
RM2BX57FJ–Hermann Goering, commander-in-chief of the Luftwaffe, attends the military parade at the celebrations marking the third anniversary of the re-establishment of the Luftwaffe at the Reich Aviation Ministry in Wilhelmstrasse. Right behind Goering, Erhard Milch and Walter von Brauchitsch.
RMBKFHRP–Goering, Hermann, 12.1.1893 - 15.10.1946, German politician (NSDAP), Reich Marshal, Luftwaffe commander in chief 1935 - 1945, captured by American troops, 11.5.1945, right: interpreter Major Paul Kubala,
RMTA2Y5M–Scene of a parade of a Luftwaffe unit before Field Marshal General Hermann Goering in Freudenthal (today Bruntal) in the occupied Sudetenland on October 8, 1938.
RMDB88M8–Goering, Hermann 12.1.1893 - 15.10.1946, German politician (NSDAP), commander-in-chief of the Luftwaffe (German Air Force) 26.2.1935 - 23.4.1945, visit to Italy, with Prime Minister Benito Mussolini during a sports meeting of the fascistic youth organization Opera Nazionale Balilla, Rome, 16.1.1937,
RMTA3AHG–Hermann Goering at his command post on the canal coast with officers of the Luftwaffe. In the foreground the Reichsmarschall's standard.
RMWH9YR4–WW2: Hermann Goering in Italy. Surrounded by members of the Luftwaffe, who are stationed in Italy. The presence of these German airmen is obvious proof of the lack of confidence placed by the Nazis in Italian ability to defend their own country.
RMTA43EM–Photo of Field Marshal General Hermann Goering, who is awarding the returned legionaries of the Condor Legion, during a victory parade in the Moorweide at the Dammtor. The commander-in-chief of the Luftwaffe is wearing the Prussian Order Pour le Merite, which was awarded to him on May 2, 1918.
RM2BX57ET–Hermann Goering, in Luftwaffe uniform, gives a speech at the opening ceremony of the Deutschen Akademie der Luftfahrtforschung (German Academy of Aeronautical Research), where he served as president, at the Reichsluftfahrtministerium (German Ministry of Aviation). On the wall behind him, in typical pompous style, there is a tiled swastika in the claws of the Imperial Eagle.
RM2AE3D5K–Reichsmarschall Hermann Goering inspects the Condor Legion, which participated in the Spanish Civil war
RM2BX5084–Hermann Goering and his Luftwaffe adjutant Karl Bodenschatz arrive to the Kroll Opera House for the session of the 1st Greater German Reichstag.
RMTA2FFR–Photo of Field Marshal General Hermann Goering (on the right, chief commander of the Luftwaffe) leaving the Hamburg Dammtor station with his entourage on the occasion of the arrival of the Condor Legion from Spain on the 30th of May, 1939 . Behind him in the middle, Colonel-General Ehard Milch.
RMG1DAJW–Hermann Göring (or Goering) 1893 – 1946) German politician, military leader, and leading member of the Nazi Party
RM2DBHNW3–As a guest of the Verein der Auslaendischen Presse zu Berlin, Air Force General Hermann Goering is quoted as saying that the German Luftwaffe serves solely for peace. His speech included the demand to the world press to report objectively and truthfully on the subject of the Reichsluftwaffe in the future. His wife Emmy is sitting opposite him, on the right side of the picture is his adjutant, Lieutenant Colonel Karl Bodenschatz.
RMR2BRCF–Hermann Goering Head of Nazi Luftwaffe Germany. The Third Reich's Field Marshal and commander of all German air forces during a meal break at The Nuremberg trials in October/November 1945. He committed suicide in his cell after his conviction and death sentence by International Military Tribunal at the Nuremberg war crimes trials for crimes against humanity November 1946.
RM2H57CBN–GOERING May 9, 1945, Herman Goering, commander in chief of the Luftwaffe, president of the Reichstag, head of the Gestapo, prime minister of Prussia and Hitler’s commander in chief of the Luftwaffe designated successor is taken prisoner by the U.S. Seventh Army in Bavaria. Nazi Hermann Göring POW wearing his tailored uniform and wearing his many medals in American captivity May 9, 1945 Reichsmarschall SA-Gruppenführer Reichsforst- und Reichsjägermeister
RMBKFJE6–Goering, Hermann, 12.1.1893 - 15.10.1946, German politician (NSDAP), Reich Marshal, commander-in-chief of the Luftwaffe, half length, in uniform, circa 1940,
RMBKFKYX–Goering, Hermann, 12.1.1893 - 15.10.1946, German politician (NSDAP), Minister President of Prussia, Commander-in-Chief of the Luftwaffe 1933 - 1945, portrait, circa 1930,
RM2T2CY5W–Lunch for Goering; in foreground is noon meal ready to be taken to the former chief of the Luftwaffe. It consists of three pieces of brown bread (about 150 grams), one cup (and only one) of coffee, about 200 grams of dehydrated eggs, and a goulash (stew) of about 200 grams. Dining equipment consists of a spoon, canteen cup without handle, and a GI meat can. In the background are the mess kits for other prisoners standing trial before the International Military Tribunal at Nuremberg
RMF0KWW9–Goering, Hermann, 12.1.1893 - 15.10.1946, German politician (NSDAP), half length, as supreme commander of the Luftwaffe (German Air Force) wearing the uniform of a Field Marshal, 1938 / 1939,
RMWH8FWC–Hermann Goering as a hunter, next to a large deer that he hunted and killed. Hermann Wilhelm Göring (also Goering in English) (1893-1946) was an early member of the Nazi party, Commander of the Luftwaffe, and one of the main leaders of Nazi Germany. . . .
RMCPRY7R–Goering, Hermann, 12.1.1893 - 15.10.1946, German politician (NSDAP), commander in chief of the Luftwaffe (German air force) 1935 - 1945, full length, with Adolf Hitler, late 1930s,
RM2GC9T34–Hermann Goring looking at sketches with General Ernst Udet (1st left), Karl Bodenschatz (2nd left) and Wilhelm Messerschmitt ( right).
RMCP00H3–Goering, Hermann, 12.1.1893 - 15.10.1946, German politician (NSDAP), Reich Marshal, commander in chief of the Luftwaffe (German air force) 1935 - 1945, portrait, pastel, by Otto Immel, circa 1940,
RM2AB0JHA–Hermann Wilhelm Göring (1893 – 1946) was a German political and military leader as well as one of the most powerful figures in the Nazi Party (NSDAP),
RMC13DWX–Commander-in-chief of the Luftwaffe Hermann Goering, center, at 10th commemoration for Albert Leo Schlageter, Dusseldorf, 1933
RMF22DC4–1944 Kolnischer Illustrierte Zeitung front page showing Reichsmarschall Hermann Goering & General-Major Adolf Galland
RM2GF9XW4–A 1945 portrait of Nazi head of the Luftwaffe Germann Göring. he was captured in 1945, tried and condemned to death at Nuremberg in 1946. He committed suicide hours before he was due to be hanged.
RM2GF9XT7–The 1945 detention record Nazi head of the Luftwaffe Germann Göring, after he was captured in 1945, tried and condemned to death at Nuremberg in 1946. He committed suicide hours before he was due to be hanged.
RMGKYG3M–Hermann Goering interview with Allied Press after his capture by the Allies. Major Paul Kubla interpreter at right.
RM2H57CRM–GOERING NUREMBERG PRISON CELL Commander of the Luftwaffe Nazi Hermann Göring, photographed in his jail cell at Nuremberg, Germany, during the Nuremberg Trials. Göring is seen reading a book while lying on his bed in his cell. 21 December 1945 Hermann Wilhelm Göring (or Goering) 12 January 1893 – 15 October 1946) was a German politician, military leader and convicted war criminal. He was one of the most powerful figures in the Nazi Party, which ruled Germany from 1933 to 1945. Comitted suicide in his cell to cheat the hangman.
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RMR0Y33G–WW2 Nazi leaders Adolf Hitler and Hermann Goering (Goring) in military uniform 1939 World War II
RM2B033G8–Hermann Wilhelm Goering (12 January 1893 – 15 October 1946) was a German politician, military leader, and leading member of the Nazi Party (NSDAP). After helping Adolf Hitler take power in 1933, he became the second-most powerful man in Germany. He founded the Gestapo in 1933, and later gave command of it to Heinrich Himmler. Göring was appointed commander-in-chief of the Luftwaffe (air force) in 1935, a position he held until the final days of World War II. After World War II, Göring was convicted of war crimes and crimes against humanity at the Nuremberg trials. He was sentenced to death b
RMM23A5A–GOERING NAZI Vintage 1930's formal signed portrait of German Nazi Reichsminister Hermann Wilhelm Goering in uniform
RMD9D0WJ–Hermann Wilhelm Goering (1893-1946) German Nazi politician in 1923 at the time of the Beer Hall Putsch. Founded the Gestapo in 1933, Commander-in-Chief of Luftwaffe from 1935. After Nuremberg Trials committed suicide
RM2B1YXDE–Nazi Archive 1940's Hermann Goering, Heinrich Himmler, and Adolf Hitle rchancellor of Germany in 1933 and then as Führer in 1934 smiling and laughing all wearing military uniform.
RM2WDA9JE–Field Marshal Herman Goering talking to women following Allied Air raids over Germany in February 1944.
RM2R33BTF–WW2 Nazi Propaganda Poster Card, by Hermann Goring, Head of The Luftwaffe 'The Soldier Adolf Hitler Had Forged Keen The German Sword / The Commander Adolf Hitler Leads It With Victorious Blows' Der Soldat Adolf Hitler Hatte Das Deutsche Schwert Scharf Geschmiedet / Der Feldherr Adolf Hitler Führt Es Mit Siegreichen Schlägen.Wochenspruch der NSDAP 1942
RMBHDAJH–Goering, Hermann, 12.1.1893 - 15.10.1946, German politician (NSDAP), commander in chief of the Luftwaffe (German air force) 1935 - 1945, portrait in uniform, colour print after pastel by Kurt Koepernik, circa 1940,
RMT62NRA–Hermann Goering takes a parade of Hitler Youth 'Hitlerjugend' standing to attention 1935 Berlin Germany. The (then) Prime Minister General Hermann Göring celebrated his 42nd birthday in Berlin. A Hitlerjugend Honorary Division congratulated the Prime Minister on his 42nd birthday. The Prime Minister then gave a short but heartfelt thank you to the Hitler Youth.The event was recorded and filmed for Nazi Propaganda purposes.
RMT116MA–Nazism / National Socialism, military, Luftwaffe (German Air Force), parade, 'Day of the Luftwaffe', of the commander-in chief of the Luftwaffe Field Marshal Hermann Goering is pacing along the front, Ministry of Aviation, Berlin, 1.3.1938, Additional-Rights-Clearance-Info-Not-Available
RM2FKR3AJ–1945 Hermann Goering capture Prisoner Head shots of leading Nazi Hermann Goering from his detention report at Nuremberg Trials Germany Date 22 June 1945 Hermann Wilhelm Göring was a German political and military leader and a convicted war criminal. He was one of the most powerful figures in the Nazi Party, which ruled Germany from 1933 to 1945. A veteran World War I fighter pilot ace, he was a recipient of the Pour le Mérite cross for bravery
RMC13DWR–From left, publisher of Der Stuermer Julius Streicher, commander-in-chief of the Luftwaffe Hermann Goering, at the 10th Nazi Party Congress, Nuremberg, 1938
RM2CGHEDF–Vintage 1930’s NAZI FLYING CORPS AVIATION Nazi Germany Propaganda: 1937 card 'National Socialist Fliegerkorps (NSFK)', with illustration of balloon with Hermann Göring label and swastika flag, glider and propeller, Reichswerke Hermann Göring was an industrial conglomerate of Nazi Germany. It was established in July 1937. The state-owned Reichswerke was seen as a vehicle of hastening growth in ore mining and steel output for military purposes.
RMT82DH1–Hermann Göring - A photo album of Mussolini's official visit to Carinhall Large format photo album (34 x 24 cm) with brown leather cover with gold-embossed 'MUSSOLINI BEI GOERING IN KARINHALL', '28 SEPTEMBER 1937' and 'BILDBERICHT VON CARLO CARLETTI'. Album consists of eighteen 17 x 23 cm black and white photos. Photos are of a casual/informal style and feature Hermann Göring, Emma Göring, Mussolini, Count Ciano, Achille Starace, Luftwaffe Generals Milch, Stumpf, and Bodenschatz, Paul Schmidt, SS General Dietrich, and more. From the possession of a US officer of the 101st A, Editorial-Use-Only
RMFDH434–GOERING Formal signed portrait dated 1945 of Nazi Reichsmarschall Hermann Wilhelm Goering (Goring) in uniform wearing The Iron Cross medal
RMF22DC5–1944 Kolnischer Illustrierte Zeitung front page showing Reichsmarschall Hermann Goering & General-Major Adolf Galland
RMCBYKMM–Ceremonial military baton crested with gold eagle and Nazi Swastika on Luftwaffe WW2 document signed by Reichsmarschall Goering
RM2GF9XTJ–A 1918 portrait of Nazi head of the Luftwaffe Germann Göring as a WW1 fighter pilot. He was captured in 1945, tried and condemned to death at Nuremberg in 1946. He committed suicide hours before he was due to be hanged.
RMB5M787–1 G465 F1918 1 E Goering as Pilot in WWI Photo 1918 Goering Hermann 12 1 1893 Rosenheim 15 10 1946 suicide in Nuremberg politica
RMCB65AR–Ceremonial military baton crested with gold eagle and Nazi Swastika on original signed WW2 document from Reichsmarschall Goering
RM2GJ0J18–President Hermann Goring watching the ice hockey in the ice skating stadium. Hermann Wilhelm Göring (also Goering in English) (January 12, 1893 - October 15, 1946) was a German politician and military leader, a leading member of the Nazi Party, second in command of the Third Reich, and commander of the Luftwaffe. ©TopFoto
RMDDNW3J–Nazi Document. Order of Hermann Göring on measures needed for the final solution of the Jewish question. Berlin, July 31, 1941.
RMCWBRHC–Hermann Goering (1893-1946), holding up his Fieldmarshall's baton at Air Force day parade. March 1, 1938.
RM2D9A005–The german Field Marchall HERMANN GOERING ( 1893 - 1946 ) , comandant of Luftwaffe - NAZI - NAZISM - NAZIST - NAZISTA - NAZISMO - WWII - Seconda guerra mondiale - portrait - ritratto - divisa militare - military uniform - medaglie - medals - aviazione - aviation - Hitler ---- Archivio GBB
RMB3P5E0–Convoy being bombed in the straits of Dover In 1940 the German Luftwaffe started to concentrate on aerial attacks on shipping in the English Channel The plan of the man in charge Hermann Goering was to lure British planes into dog fights with German Messerschmitts Goering projected that although the RAF had 1 500 aicraft they did not have enough pilots He also felt it more likely thata plane shot down over the channel would inevitably mean the loss of the pilot
RM2NKD01G–1939 , GERMANY : The nazi Feld Marshall HERMANN GOERING ( 1893 - 1946 ) , Minister of the 3th Reich and Luftwaffe Capitain during the World War II - NAZISMO - NAZISTA - SECONDA GUERRA MONDIALE - WWII - NAZIST - NAZISM - GERMANIA - Feldmaresciallo - collar - colletto - cravatta - tie - fermacravatta - cuoio - leather - pugnale - dagger - stab - ritratto - portrait ---- Archivio GBB
RME0GYD4–Jan. 01, 1940 - Germany - File Photo: circa 1940s, exact location unknown. Reich Marshall HERMANN GOERING, center, the Chief of the Nazi Luftwaffe in conference with two of his staff officers.
RM2A5YMDC–'Hermann Wilhelm Goering (1893-1946) German Nazi politician in 1923 at the time of the Beer Hall Putsch. Founded the Gestapo in 1933, Commander-in-Chief of Luftwaffe from 1935. After Nuremberg Trials committed suicide'
RM2HX4M4F–Goering - Iam innocent, first pictures, from Nuremberg -- Herman Goering is seen making his final plea at the Nuremberg court today August 31. Hermann Goering one-time Reichsmarshal and Luftwaffe chief, Led the 20 Defendants accused of war crimes at the Nuremberg trial, today August 31, when the Nazi chiefs made their final *****, before the court adjounred to consider the Verdicts. September 12, 1946. (Photo by Associated Press Photo).
RMT81Y6F–Hermann Göring - A photo album of Mussolini's official visit to Carinhall Large format photo album (34 x 24 cm) with brown leather cover with gold-embossed 'MUSSOLINI BEI GOERING IN KARINHALL', '28 SEPTEMBER 1937' and 'BILDBERICHT VON CARLO CARLETTI'. Album consists of eighteen 17 x 23 cm black and white photos. Photos are of a casual/informal style and feature Hermann Göring, Emma Göring, Mussolini, Count Ciano, Achille Starace, Luftwaffe Generals Milch, Stumpf, and Bodenschatz, Paul Schmidt, SS General Dietrich, and more. From the possession of a US officer of the 101st A, Editorial-Use-Only
RME7DBCY–Hermann Wilhelm Goering Reich Reich Ministry of Aviation, Great German Reich Reichsmarschall and German fighter units of the Luftwaffe pilot of World War II ace pilot, one of the organizers and leaders of the Luftwaffe, Lieutenant General Adolf Josef Ferdinand Galland. Germany. 13th Sep, 2014. 1940s © Igor Golovniov/ZUMA Wire/ZUMAPRESS.com/Alamy Live News
RME1CRXX–Hermann Goering at Castle Belvedere in Vienna, with German Luftwaffe personnel in background. The occasion was a state visit of
RMBTKG01–Hermann Goering (1893-1946), holding up his Fieldmarshall's baton at Air Force day parade. March 1, 1938.
RMPM1C2K–Deutsche Luftwaffe JU 87 Angriff Sturzkampfbomber Frankreich - German Air Force attack of JU 87 Dive Bombers in France
RM2X1AW5K–Hermann Goering, commander-in-chief of the Luftwaffe (German Air Force), 3.7.1940 - 19400703 PD0008 - Rechteinfo: Rights Managed (RM)
RM2HX4KYD–Germans Read Nuremberg Verdicts -- Citizens of Nuremberg crowd around to read the verdict of the international military tribunal in the local papers, October 1, when Hermann Goering and Eleven others of Hitler's disciples were sentenced to hang; seven sentenced to terms of imprisonment; and three acquitted and discharged. October 9, 1946. (Photo by Associated Press Photo).
RM2X2FW85–THE BATTLE OF BRITAIN 1940 - Major Werner Mölders and Major Adolf Galland, two leading fighter aces of the Luftwaffe during the Battle of Britain, in conversation with Reichsmarschall Hermann Goering (centre) on the French coast, 1940. Original caption - In the battles, which developed in these retaliatory strikes, Major Moelders and Major Galland stood out. The two successful German fighter pilots reported their experiences to Reich Marshal Goering, at a coastal location Göring, Hermann Wilhelm, Galland, Adolf Joseph Ferdinand, Molders, Werner
RM2HX4M52–Herman Goering is seen making his ***** at the Nuremberg court today August 31. Herman Goering one-time ***** marshal and Luftwaffe chief. Led the 20 ***** accused of war crimes as the Nuremberg trial, today, August 31, when the Nazi ***** made their final pleas, before the court adjourned to consider the *****. September 10, 1941. (Photo by Associated Press Photo).
RM2R76Y0J–Meal Ready to be Taken to the Former Chief of the Luftwaffe, Hermann Goering. Original Caption: “Lunch for Goering; in foreground is noon meal ready to be taken to the former chief of the Luftwaffe. It consists of three pieces of brown bread (about 150 grams), one cup (and only one) of coffee, about 200 grams of dehydrated eggs, and a goulash (stew) of about 200 grams. Dining equipment consists of a spoon, canteen cup without handle, and a GI meat can. In the background are the mess kits for other prisoners standing trial before the International Military Tribunal at Nuremberg.”. Photographs r
RM2HX4M5W–This group picture of most of Nazi Germany's leaders, which just became available, was made last summer at Mondorf-les-bains, in Luxemburg, then the Anglo-American jail for top-ranking German prisoners. Left to Right, Front Row: Hans Lammers; Franz Von Epp; Hermann Goering; Franz Xaver Schwarz; Otto Meissner. Second row-left to right; Joachim Von Risbentrop; Walter Funk; Ernst Bohle; Jakob Nagel; Franz Schwarz; Herbert Buechs Otto Salman. Third Row, Left to Right: Haws Frank; Hans Riecke; Karl Doenitz, Johannes Blaskowitz; Hermann Reinecke; Ernst John Von Freyend; Hans Riecke; Karl Stroelin;
RME1CRXY–Nazi leaders, Hermann Goering and Joseph Goebbels, shaking hands. Jan. 12, 1941. (BSLOC 2013-12 126)
RM2WRY1XE–1January 1, 1940: Berlin, Germany: Third Reich Marshal HERMANN GOERING, the Chief of the Nazi Luftwaffe in conference with two of his staff officers. (Credit Image: © Keystone Press Agency/ZUMA Press Wire). EDITORIAL USAGE ONLY! Not for Commercial USAGE!
RM2HX4M2K–Goering reveals his cave of Stolen Treasures Second Haul of Hermann's Loot -- Hermann Goering has revealed to the U.S. Military Government the location of his secret treasured-cave built in the mountainside at Konigsee, a beauty spot a few miles from Berchtesgarden containing vast numbers of priceless paintings stolen from all parts of Europe as well as gold an silver ornament of Picture shows. All the objects in this room of solid gold and their value runs into millions of pounds. Lt. Rohrbacher of St. Paul, is examining massive golden sword presented by ***** to Goering when things were goi
RM2T1TM1F–The Story of Flying Hermann featuring Hermann Goering / Goring in STRUWWELHITLER A Nazi Story Book by Doktor Schrecklichkeit - A parody of the original Struwwelpeter by Robert and Philip Spence presented by them to the Daily Sketch War Relief Fund published in 1941 by Haycock Press Ltd London
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