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One of the many titles Hermann Goering held was premier of Prussia
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Churchill Archives Centre, Cambridge, UK, has just released new correspondence between Britain's primary prosecutor at the Nuremberg War Trials, David Maxwell Fyfe, and his wife, describing how Nazis such as Hermann Goering, Albert Speer and Karl Doenitz were brought to justice
March 2009 2009
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Immediately after the war, topNazis such as Hermann Goering were convicted at war-crimes trials run by the Allied powers.
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Immediately after the war, top Nazis such as Hermann Goering were convicted at war-crimes trials run by the Allied powers.
Gaea Times (by Simple Thoughts) Breaking News and incisive views 24/7 2009
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Immediately after the war, top Nazis such as Hermann Goering were convicted at war-crimes trials run by the Allied powers.
unknown title 2009
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Immediately after the war, top Nazis such as Hermann Goering were convicted at war-crimes trials run by the Allied powers.
Gaea Times (by Simple Thoughts) Breaking News and incisive views 24/7 2009
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Immediately after the war, top Nazis such as Hermann Goering were convicted at war-crimes trials run by the Allied powers.
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Immediately after the war, top Nazis such as Hermann Goering were convicted at war-crimes trials run by the Allied powers.
unknown title 2009
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Taking an unusually dynamic approach to Van Gogh's legacy, Cynthia Saltzman, in her outstanding 'The Portrait of Dr. Gachet' 1999, tells the absorbing story of a single masterpiece's journey from Van Gogh's easel, through the international art world, into the hands of Hermann Goering and eventually to a record-setting 1990 auction at Christie's.
A Stranger to Himself Jonathan Lopez 2011
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He had some help, not entirely acknowledged, from a manuscript (which I saw in Moscow) written by Hanna Reitsch, a famous German pilot who had flown to Berlin in the war's final days with the newly appointed head of the Luftwaffe (his predecessor, Hermann Goering, having been dismissed for defeatism).
A Very English Controversialist Norman Stone 2011
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