Goering and Richthofen are the best example I can think of to personify: "You either die a hero, or live long enough to see yourself become the villain."
I wouldn't say Richthofen became a villain. The German Empire was nowhere near as brutal as Nazi Germany was. They were actually pretty par for the course among imperial powers in the 1910s. Richthofen was simply a master of his craft and was respected for it by both friend and foe.
When Goering was captured,he tried to keep his Field Marshal's batton. He told the MPs "That is the symbol of my authority". The MP replied"You no longer have any authority", deflated he surrendered the baton.
In an odd way, his life was mired in tragedy. Sadly, there was no one available to help guide him out of his self-destructive behavior. By no means am I defending him. I lost family in the camp at Sobibor. His life could have been different.
This was a great recount, however you did miss the fact that during 1925-1934 he was a political figure within the Reichstag as a representative of the NSDAP and was even the head of the Reichstag in 1933 that prevented Franz von Papen and Kurt von Schleicher from pushing the enabling act to give themselves full power of the government. That and the fact that it was during his time in Austria where he also visited Italy where he had met with Giuseppe Renzetti, the leader of the Italian Chamber of Commerce that had a major connection to other politicians in the Weimar republic, it was during this period of time where his meetings with Renzetti in Italy in 1924, these meetings were told to Benito Mussolini and were even printed in Il Populo d' Italia papers and this was the start of the connection between the Italian Government and the NSDAP.
So Biographics actually made me find something positive about Göhring. Seems like if there had been someone more competent instead of him, the war would at least have lasted longer if not even ended very differently.
@@joesierzenga870 thanks. I've always found goering to be such an interesting character in the Third Reich. He was a handsome, dashing pilot in WW1 and afterwards married a wealthy Swedish Aristocrat and lived in her castle for awhile before returning to Germany where they were known as a high society couple who had a lot of influence in "Golden Twenties " Weimar Berlin. Then he decided to join with Hitler and his thugs and got addicted to morphine and oxycodone and eventually became a corpulent parody of his former self. The only upside being that he married a glamorous movie star who was thought of as the first lady of Germany after his former wife passed away. Only for it all to end so terribly at the end of the war. He claimed he at least got 12 good years out of it though.
If I may suggest, would like to see an episode of Biographics on Ernst Röhm. He was one of Hitler's original cohorts and headed the S.A., which rivaled the German Army in numbers.
Have you considered a video on the Red Baron? Others I personally would be interested in.....Chesty Puller, Omar Bradley, James Mattis and any Medal of Honor recipient. Thanks for the great videos.
Opiate addiction and the withdrawal a person goes through is a taste of Hell on earth. The only good to come out of it is to be free of the physical addiction and the pain that goes with it. The after effects of the psychological addiction is a life time struggle.
Goering raided the SA headquarters with a list of individuals who needed to be arrested and executed. That was his major contribution to The Night of the Long Knives.
After the intro to the Hermann Goering episode... Is it better to leave your mark on history as a monster, or leave no mark at all? History will remember Goering, but it certainly won't remember the millions upon millions of average Joes. Goering was an incredibly intelligent and charismatic man who, sadly, devoted his talents to the wrong cause. And that is, I think, the true horror of Nazi Germany: It abused the talents of gifted men and women (Goering and Riefenstahl) and turned completely average and normal people into monsters (Eichmann).
Hermann Goerings walking down the road and he sees Margaret Rutherford , "hello Maggie" he says "how you didling" "don't hello Maggie me " she says "wheres that JU 88 I ordered" "oh yes" he says "I...erm , .. you see.... oh look , theres my bus , must dash" and off he runs !
Uhhh, I would like to order 5 cheeseburgers, 6 quarters pounder, and 3 big fries. Uuh, let's me pick my nose. 12 apple pies, 8 sundaes, 16 mcchickennuggets, and a large Diet Coke. And now give me my food.
Again excellent. Slight mishaps with several photo's depicting ww2 aircraft whilst talking about ww1. Same with photo GI's in battle of the bulge whist talking about may 1940. Same again when talking about british fighter production showing Tiger Moths. How difficult can it be in changing this? Yet it's been up since 2018 so someone else will have pointed this out. Anyway as said again excellent!
People need to understand that German soldiers were not all Nazis, some fought for their country, not Hitler. There is a big difference between fighting for your people and fighting for a megalomaniac
Sometimes the corresponding photos aren't so correct. Like a pictures of B24s and He111 manufacturing plant being related to WW1.Then when it came to the Night of the Long Knives .Himmler had a significant role persuading Goering that Rohm was a threat. If you like these comments be sure to hit the like putton.
Speaking of Holocaust how about you do an episode on the Armenian genocide. Who were the players, what set it off and its outcome.. I mean it was this genocide that gave Hitler the idea for his Holocaust
Missed the part where he was treated as a high authority for quite some good time. Most high ranking Nazis captured by allias where too. Until the court order.
Why do you seem to consistently use photos that aren't tied to the subject matter? WW 2 planes when talking about WW 1 planes, Roman soldiers when talking about Greek soldiers, ad infinitum. Other than that somewhat annoying inconsistency, I like the videos a lot.
Though I almost wouldn't wish withdraw anyone, it's one of the worst feelings you could ever experience, mentally and physically.. But for Nazis, yeeah too bad. Deserved to be permanently in that state
Ah yes, Goering. People said that he wore so many medals that he had to be careful when visiting a metal factory because of the magnets. I really love your presentation.
In his post mortem photo he looks stoned out of his mind. A couple anecdotes: I live in Malmö, Sweden, where Göring lived for a while working as a freight pilot between Malmö and Germany. Last I heard the apartment where he used to live is still standing. I read an article where surviving neighbors were asked about him. They said he was a average neighbor, a man who kept to himself but polite to the people in the building. Which pretty much describes all Swedish neighbors. We're not the chattiest social folk. Also, several years ago I worked for a company that digitizes, among others, old photos, postcards of celebrities, royal houses of Europe, historical events for IBL Bildbyrån, a Swedish photo licensing company that licenses pictures to school books and others. And in one folder there was a photo of a typed report concerning Hermann Göring and one of his raids during WW1. I was in charge of scanning, saturation/sharpness editing and writing the metadata. I think they were lucky I could read old German fonts and knew some German and figured out what the photo was about, otherwise my directives were strict in what metadata words I could attach to the file. Knowing the significance of the photo I asked my supervisor if I could enter the Hermann Göring metadata on that flight raid military report. I was allowed and hopefully in the future if someone searches IBL's database with Göring's name they will stumble upon it and it could prove to be a great resource.
Jag har undrat länge om Göring hade något romantiskt eller sexuellt förhållande med någon malmöitisk kvinna under tiden han var i Malmö. Anledning är att min morbror, som är från Hässleholm med bor i Oxie och är gift med en infödd malmöitiska. Och både hon och deras son har vissa drag som är väldigt lika Görings. Jag jämförde ett fotografi av Göring taget under första världskriget med fotografier på både min kusin och hans mamma och likheterna var slående när man jämförde deras munnar, näsor och ögon. Jag har försökt hitta några som helst uppgifter om Görings tid i Malmö med någon form av information om han fick ihop det med någon och om det eventuellt skulle kunnat resultera i ett olegitimt barn. Tyvärr har jag inte hittat något...än i alla fall.
@@Verdunveteran - De äldre i artikeln nämnde inte kvinnliga besökare. Men på den tiden om man ville ha en romantisk affär brukade man låna nåns lägenhet i ett par timmar så man skulle slippa skvaller i ens trappuppgång. Sen hade hade inte direkt några unika ansiktsdrag, så det kanske är bara sammanträffande. Man kan även undra om det är värt att forska ifall man är besläktad till en krigsbrottsling. Görings efterträdare tog det inte väl. Minst en av dem lät sig steriliseras så Görings gener skulle dö ut med dem.
@@ZombieDragQueen det är alltid värt att efterforska! Att censurera historia är fullständigt oacceptabelt. Och med hänsyn till att han inte var någon krigsförbrytare när han var i Malmö så finns det ingen anledning för varken min kusin eller hans mamma, eller någon annan i vår släkt, att känna någon skam än mindre skuld om det visar sig att någon anförvant skulle ha haft ihop det med honom. Det är ju trots allt orimligt att tro, om så hade skett, att vederbörande skulle ha kunnat se in i framtiden och förutse att Göring skulle komma att bli en av de mest ökända krigsförbrytarna under vk.2.
@@Verdunveteran Ah, nej jag menade inte så, jag tänkte mer på om din kusin och hans mor verkligen skulle visa sig vara Görings (barn)barn. Personligen skulle jag inte vilja veta om jag var i deras sits. Men du skulle kunna jämföra bilder på dem med Görings barnbarn och syskonbarn och se om det finns. liknelse.
I'm curious. I've had an interest in Sweden and it's culture for sometime. You mention people in Sweden are not generally chatty. I've read this in several sources. Would you mind elaborating on this, please? I live in Asheville, North Carolina, US. I've never traveled to Europe. Should I have an opportunity, Sweden and the Scottish Highlands would be my choices.
@@rodrobinson5630 While he's portrayed as a mere troll in the parodies, the real Fegelein was a major POS who was hated by pretty much everybody in the bunker. Oh, and he has a 50k body count.
My favorite antic he did was supposedly kill off Hitler and become the Failure. Everyone hated him, even Krebs's fish. Eventually Hitler came back, and the two yelled at each other, with Fegelein begging for mercy from Hitler.
This guy had the first pick of all Europe’s best artwork for his house....he covered the walls with priceless pieces. Must’ve been cool strolling the hallways.
Bra jobbat ('well done'), saving history🇩🇰. I live within walking distance of Klövermarken (Cloverfield) the first airport of Copenhagen, where Göring was also based in the early 1920'ies, flying mail and charter between Sweden, Denmark and Germany. The local story, documented by shopping bills, goes that he aquired a strong and long-lasting taste for Danish pastry ('Wienerbröd') which also made him loose his wasteline😂. We even know the name of his favorit Baker, where he still ordered pastry, well into the 1930'ies.
I used to work at a grocery store when I was in high school and there was a guy in his late 40s or early 50s working there who looked exactly like Goering. He worked in the dairy department that was in the very back of the store and would come to work drunk and also hide a bottle of whiskey in his dairy cooler. He would hit on any attractive female that happened to go back there. Sometimes he would hide back in the refrigerator and watch people through the milk shelves. Anyway he eventually came onto me at one point and I told him I was underage and he said "age isn't anything but a number and if there is grass on the field then play ball", I told my mom about it and she made me quit my job.
I would absoloutely ADORE it if you would do an episode on Otto von Habsburg, he was the last Crown Prince of Austria-Hungary. Please please please please please?
I couldn't agree more! Not many people know about Austria after the first war other than the Anchluss. But our theoretical monarch wound up a game show host!
"No enemy Bomber can reach the Ruhr. If one reaches the Ruhr, my name is not Goering. You may call me Meyer"
-Hermann Meyer
Lol
It was berlin istead of ruhr i think
@@arelcemkencebay2819 no it was the Ruhr don’t worry
@@spinny369 ok
😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
Goering and Richthofen are the best example I can think of to personify: "You either die a hero, or live long enough to see yourself become the villain."
Petain too
He die a hero tho
He was a Hero to Germany.
I wouldn't say Richthofen became a villain. The German Empire was nowhere near as brutal as Nazi Germany was. They were actually pretty par for the course among imperial powers in the 1910s. Richthofen was simply a master of his craft and was respected for it by both friend and foe.
When Goering was captured,he tried to keep his Field Marshal's batton. He told the MPs "That is the symbol of my authority". The MP replied"You no longer have any authority", deflated he surrendered the baton.
Great video! One of your best. This chronicles how a man goes from a hero to a zero!
You guys should do his brother. Talk about polar opposites
Captain Boony Hat yea... do his brother. The real hero and one to focus on out of these 2.
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@@strawberryshortcake8382 name
@@Thejghostodst Albert
@@Cpt_Boony_Hat thanks
I grew up in Germany and your videos are extremely accurate and exciting to watch
Thank you :)
You didn’t mention that General Ludendorff of WW1 fame was also a participant in the Beer Hall Putsch.
In an odd way, his life was mired in tragedy. Sadly, there was no one available to help guide him out of his self-destructive behavior. By no means am I defending him. I lost family in the camp at Sobibor. His life could have been different.
He should've just smoked weed and chilled with the commie homies instead.
That’s most people
3:30 talking about WWI yet you show a picture of WWII bomber
Yea, it is pretty confusing.
I saw that and thought the video had somehow skipped from the audio. Ah well.. They can't always be flawless
It’s just weird cause they have someone knowledgeable about airplanes on their team
yup, disappointing that they did that, but still an interesting vid.
Sorry about that. Our video editor will be beaten until morale improves.
Ahhh old Simon staring at the camera, oh how the youth looks bad on him… he has aged like wine :-) well and with a bitter twist we all love :-)
This was a great recount, however you did miss the fact that during 1925-1934 he was a political figure within the Reichstag as a representative of the NSDAP and was even the head of the Reichstag in 1933 that prevented Franz von Papen and Kurt von Schleicher from pushing the enabling act to give themselves full power of the government.
That and the fact that it was during his time in Austria where he also visited Italy where he had met with Giuseppe Renzetti, the leader of the Italian Chamber of Commerce that had a major connection to other politicians in the Weimar republic, it was during this period of time where his meetings with Renzetti in Italy in 1924, these meetings were told to Benito Mussolini and were even printed in Il Populo d' Italia papers and this was the start of the connection between the Italian Government and the NSDAP.
So Biographics actually made me find something positive about Göhring. Seems like if there had been someone more competent instead of him, the war would at least have lasted longer if not even ended very differently.
Could you please do one on his brother, Albert?
I really enjoy your videos. A great view of history and a lot of information in a short time.
Damn. Goering was THICC!
Chauntel Shannon chicks that dig history is a beautiful thang!
@@joesierzenga870 thanks. I've always found goering to be such an interesting character in the Third Reich. He was a handsome, dashing pilot in WW1 and afterwards married a wealthy Swedish Aristocrat and lived in her castle for awhile before returning to Germany where they were known as a high society couple who had a lot of influence in "Golden Twenties " Weimar Berlin. Then he decided to join with Hitler and his thugs and got addicted to morphine and oxycodone and eventually became a corpulent parody of his former self. The only upside being that he married a glamorous movie star who was thought of as the first lady of Germany after his former wife passed away. Only for it all to end so terribly at the end of the war. He claimed he at least got 12 good years out of it though.
He was larger than life... Literally.
Did you say "Eukedal" on what drug he used? That's Oxycodone, same as Oxycontin.
If I may suggest, would like to see an episode of Biographics on Ernst Röhm.
He was one of Hitler's original cohorts and headed the S.A., which rivaled the German Army in numbers.
Have you considered a video on the Red Baron? Others I personally would be interested in.....Chesty Puller, Omar Bradley, James Mattis and any Medal of Honor recipient. Thanks for the great videos.
As far as I know, Goering wasn't just Luftwaffe chief at that time, he was also Wehrmacht chief, in other words, Hitler's right hand man.
Wasn’t his brother known for opposing the nazi’s?
Emma Nichol yes, he had a brother named Albert who was not a nazi. There is a book written about him
15:54 Another blooper...talking about the British air force in WWII but the photo is WWI biplane manufacture
Opiate addiction and the withdrawal a person goes through is a taste of Hell on earth. The only good to come out of it is to be free of the physical addiction and the pain that goes with it. The after effects of the psychological addiction is a life time struggle.
At 3:27-3:36, Simon talks about Germany's military and production difficulties during World War I while showing pictures of World War II aircraft.
Great video and no stupid promotions
What is the source on Goering's involvement in The Night of the Long Knives. i was under the impression that was an SS operation.
Goering raided the SA headquarters with a list of individuals who needed to be arrested and executed. That was his major contribution to The Night of the Long Knives.
Thank you for your service sir and God bless you.
Thank You Greetings from Vasco
After watching Europa: the last battle, this makes a bit more sense.
I feel that a Biographic video should be made of his anti-Nazi brother Albert. It's a fascinating story funny and sad
Biographics - you are awesomeness.
Could you please do such a video on Ernst Röhm?
Please do Bobby Fischer!
Do General Tomoyuki Yamashita!
Thanks for another great upload!
After the intro to the Hermann Goering episode... Is it better to leave your mark on history as a monster, or leave no mark at all? History will remember Goering, but it certainly won't remember the millions upon millions of average Joes. Goering was an incredibly intelligent and charismatic man who, sadly, devoted his talents to the wrong cause.
And that is, I think, the true horror of Nazi Germany: It abused the talents of gifted men and women (Goering and Riefenstahl) and turned completely average and normal people into monsters (Eichmann).
the flying circus against a b26 mitchell.......good work
His name was actually Hermann Wilhelm Göring.
Hermann Goerings walking down the road and he sees Margaret Rutherford , "hello Maggie" he says "how you didling" "don't hello Maggie me " she says "wheres that JU 88 I ordered" "oh yes" he says "I...erm , .. you see.... oh look , theres my bus , must dash" and off he runs !
Btw its not „Luftwowfe“ but „Luftwaffe“ ;)
Uhhh, I would like to order 5 cheeseburgers, 6 quarters pounder, and 3 big fries. Uuh, let's me pick my nose. 12 apple pies, 8 sundaes, 16 mcchickennuggets, and a large Diet Coke. And now give me my food.
Again excellent. Slight mishaps with several photo's depicting ww2 aircraft whilst talking about ww1. Same with photo GI's in battle of the bulge whist talking about may 1940. Same again when talking about british fighter production showing Tiger Moths. How difficult can it be in changing this? Yet it's been up since 2018 so someone else will have pointed this out. Anyway as said again excellent!
People need to understand that German soldiers were not all Nazis, some fought for their country, not Hitler. There is a big difference between fighting for your people and fighting for a megalomaniac
Amazing video. Tyvm
Very interesting. Thanks for the video
I think you switched the WWI and WWII airplane production footage (biplanes during the WWII segment and bombers during the WWI segment.)
Yes. I've been waiting for this one!
Sometimes the corresponding photos aren't so correct. Like a pictures of B24s and He111 manufacturing plant being related to WW1.Then when it came to the Night of the Long Knives .Himmler had a significant role persuading Goering that Rohm was a threat. If you like these comments be sure to hit the like putton.
Reading about a guy called John Harrison who solved "the longitudinal problem" at the moment. Very interesting.
Hermann Georing is my great great great uncle. Which would make his brother Albert Georing my great great great grandfather.
Blake Shultz proof?
Rip goering
Wow! Save the WWII bomber photos, this was very well done!
Makes you wonder if the red baron was never shot down in WW1 and he got Goerings role instead. A story for Alternative History.
How about a Biography on C.G.E. Mannerheim, or Larry Allan Thorne?
I've been a homosexual my whole life. Im gay. As a man who likes men , I think this guy just needed some noodles.
Its amazing you call him a criminal, but not stalin, churchil, mao etc
What’s up with the WWII photographs when talking about WWI?
Binging with Babish’s twin brother- Social Studies Simon
Speaking of Holocaust how about you do an episode on the Armenian genocide. Who were the players, what set it off and its outcome..
I mean it was this genocide that gave Hitler the idea for his Holocaust
This is Biographics. It focuses on people in particular, not events.
@@Bluesit32 they actually do that too
Kan you please do a video on hirohito tojo?
Very nice video
You should do enver pasha. Head of the young Turks revolt, “liberator of Edirne”, leader of the CUP triumvirate, wartime failure, and genocide enabler
That Thumbnail though. Looks goering is screaming into an invisible Telephone ☎️📞📞😫
ayy lmao
Missed the part where he was treated as a high authority for quite some good time. Most high ranking Nazis captured by allias where too. Until the court order.
Are we ever going to get Rudolf Hess episode?
Why do you seem to consistently use photos that aren't tied to the subject matter? WW 2 planes when talking about WW 1 planes, Roman soldiers when talking about Greek soldiers, ad infinitum. Other than that somewhat annoying inconsistency, I like the videos a lot.
Thanks learning
Great vids
History is f*@kin scary.
Talks about the blitz through the Arden’s in 39, shows a photo of Americans in 45?
You should do Chris McCandless
Well done.
Destroyed by Morphine Addiction.
Despite Goering being a morphine addict he still had character
Do some videos on the leaders of DDR! That would be cool!
Finally !
He was corpulent with too much on his plate.... I see what you did there. Well played Sir.
epenstein is not eppsean but eypenstain mayby not with a y at the beginning.
Soaring highs...I see what you did there Simon.
The thumbnail looks like He's been added to smash.
Excellent thanks but shame no mention of his second wife, Emmy Sonnemann.
Do one on Michael Collins
Hermann "the unstable" German.
~●~ ..."... soaring highs and CRUSHING lows..."...~●~ Ah, yes... ~●~
I LOVE THESE
I want to find out what happened to Bruno Gesche after the war there's little information online
Do Simon Whistler.
My dentist is Dr. Goering.
Nice coat Simon
Love your content!
Been waiting for this one. Guy was damn near a cartoon character.
I read a book about the third Reich in Jr High that had a picture of him with Hitler that described him as "the gloating fat man on the right."
This is true
He WAS a cartoon character, Warner Bros did a Bugs Bunny cartoon during WW2
@Eddie Moyna still should have realized the importance of bombers, it's like the Germans were anti bombers during WW2
idk maybe the allied bombing was just so effective because of the magnitude not the act or bombers in themselves
His mother once said “He will either be a great man or a great criminal.”
Lol he became both
Hermann Goering: Drug addict.
"His stories were that of soaring *_HIGHS_* and crashing lows."
I caught that, Simon. Clever word play. Very clever.
Oh boy. I didn't. Thanks !
Though I almost wouldn't wish withdraw anyone, it's one of the worst feelings you could ever experience, mentally and physically.. But for Nazis, yeeah too bad. Deserved to be permanently in that state
Plus, Hitler too.. his vitamultin, anti flatulence and meth, Hitler was tweaked out of his mind making him even more of a lunatic
Budaboommboomtish
I think it’s more to do with the fact he flew planes😂😂😂😂idiot man
Live by the pill, die by the pill.
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A lifestyle choice made, or forced on many famous people. Look at Elvis, Johnny Cash, many politicians, evangelists and many sporting cheats
@@shebbs1 yea, you're right. Except he was a nazi, so I get to make fun of him in particular.
@@shebbs1 evangelists?
According to his guard at the Nuremberg Trials he went through 40 oxycodone pills a day.
Ah yes, Goering. People said that he wore so many medals that he had to be careful when visiting a metal factory because of the magnets. I really love your presentation.
In his post mortem photo he looks stoned out of his mind. A couple anecdotes: I live in Malmö, Sweden, where Göring lived for a while working as a freight pilot between Malmö and Germany. Last I heard the apartment where he used to live is still standing. I read an article where surviving neighbors were asked about him. They said he was a average neighbor, a man who kept to himself but polite to the people in the building. Which pretty much describes all Swedish neighbors. We're not the chattiest social folk. Also, several years ago I worked for a company that digitizes, among others, old photos, postcards of celebrities, royal houses of Europe, historical events for IBL Bildbyrån, a Swedish photo licensing company that licenses pictures to school books and others. And in one folder there was a photo of a typed report concerning Hermann Göring and one of his raids during WW1. I was in charge of scanning, saturation/sharpness editing and writing the metadata. I think they were lucky I could read old German fonts and knew some German and figured out what the photo was about, otherwise my directives were strict in what metadata words I could attach to the file. Knowing the significance of the photo I asked my supervisor if I could enter the Hermann Göring metadata on that flight raid military report. I was allowed and hopefully in the future if someone searches IBL's database with Göring's name they will stumble upon it and it could prove to be a great resource.
Jag har undrat länge om Göring hade något romantiskt eller sexuellt förhållande med någon malmöitisk kvinna under tiden han var i Malmö. Anledning är att min morbror, som är från Hässleholm med bor i Oxie och är gift med en infödd malmöitiska. Och både hon och deras son har vissa drag som är väldigt lika Görings. Jag jämförde ett fotografi av Göring taget under första världskriget med fotografier på både min kusin och hans mamma och likheterna var slående när man jämförde deras munnar, näsor och ögon. Jag har försökt hitta några som helst uppgifter om Görings tid i Malmö med någon form av information om han fick ihop det med någon och om det eventuellt skulle kunnat resultera i ett olegitimt barn. Tyvärr har jag inte hittat något...än i alla fall.
@@Verdunveteran - De äldre i artikeln nämnde inte kvinnliga besökare. Men på den tiden om man ville ha en romantisk affär brukade man låna nåns lägenhet i ett par timmar så man skulle slippa skvaller i ens trappuppgång. Sen hade hade inte direkt några unika ansiktsdrag, så det kanske är bara sammanträffande. Man kan även undra om det är värt att forska ifall man är besläktad till en krigsbrottsling. Görings efterträdare tog det inte väl. Minst en av dem lät sig steriliseras så Görings gener skulle dö ut med dem.
@@ZombieDragQueen det är alltid värt att efterforska! Att censurera historia är fullständigt oacceptabelt. Och med hänsyn till att han inte var någon krigsförbrytare när han var i Malmö så finns det ingen anledning för varken min kusin eller hans mamma, eller någon annan i vår släkt, att känna någon skam än mindre skuld om det visar sig att någon anförvant skulle ha haft ihop det med honom. Det är ju trots allt orimligt att tro, om så hade skett, att vederbörande skulle ha kunnat se in i framtiden och förutse att Göring skulle komma att bli en av de mest ökända krigsförbrytarna under vk.2.
@@Verdunveteran Ah, nej jag menade inte så, jag tänkte mer på om din kusin och hans mor verkligen skulle visa sig vara Görings (barn)barn. Personligen skulle jag inte vilja veta om jag var i deras sits. Men du skulle kunna jämföra bilder på dem med Görings barnbarn och syskonbarn och se om det finns. liknelse.
I'm curious. I've had an interest in Sweden and it's culture for sometime. You mention people in Sweden are not generally chatty. I've read this in several sources. Would you mind elaborating on this, please? I live in Asheville, North Carolina, US. I've never traveled to Europe. Should I have an opportunity, Sweden and the Scottish Highlands would be my choices.
Do Hermann Fegelein next. BRINGEN SIE MIR FEGELEIN! FEGELEIN! FEGELEIN! FEGELEIN!
thesamuraihobbit Was I understood that reference lol
@@rodrobinson5630 While he's portrayed as a mere troll in the parodies, the real Fegelein was a major POS who was hated by pretty much everybody in the bunker. Oh, and he has a 50k body count.
thesamuraihobbit >> But what about Fegelein?
lold
My favorite antic he did was supposedly kill off Hitler and become the Failure. Everyone hated him, even Krebs's fish. Eventually Hitler came back, and the two yelled at each other, with Fegelein begging for mercy from Hitler.
This guy had the first pick of all Europe’s best artwork for his house....he covered the walls with priceless pieces. Must’ve been cool strolling the hallways.
The history of a scrawny pilot who became an absolute unit
The fookin M A S S on this unit
Bra jobbat ('well done'), saving history🇩🇰. I live within walking distance of Klövermarken (Cloverfield) the first airport of Copenhagen, where Göring was also based in the early 1920'ies, flying mail and charter between Sweden, Denmark and Germany. The local story, documented by shopping bills, goes that he aquired a strong and long-lasting taste for Danish pastry ('Wienerbröd') which also made him loose his wasteline😂. We even know the name of his favorit Baker, where he still ordered pastry, well into the 1930'ies.
I used to work at a grocery store when I was in high school and there was a guy in his late 40s or early 50s working there who looked exactly like Goering. He worked in the dairy department that was in the very back of the store and would come to work drunk and also hide a bottle of whiskey in his dairy cooler. He would hit on any attractive female that happened to go back there. Sometimes he would hide back in the refrigerator and watch people through the milk shelves. Anyway he eventually came onto me at one point and I told him I was underage and he said "age isn't anything but a number and if there is grass on the field then play ball", I told my mom about it and she made me quit my job.
where were you living
if i have a goring like looking colleague i take him to see mum
@@laughtergang246 like dose this kinda chat up line to a random girls on the internet even work?
Ew Sweden
Cool but did we ask?
I would absoloutely ADORE it if you would do an episode on Otto von Habsburg, he was the last Crown Prince of Austria-Hungary.
Please please please please please?
@@sofiakgabriel As far as I can tell, they did one on Bismarck. Not Otto von Habsburg.
I couldn't agree more! Not many people know about Austria after the first war other than the Anchluss. But our theoretical monarch wound up a game show host!
Technically Otto Habsburg not Von Habsburg
Idk who that is but ill watch anything this guy makes hes like a history teacher on steroids
What about Blessed Karl?