Goering 'impressive man,' interpreter says

[Nerthus]

Goering 'impressive man,' interpreter says

Berlin | November 15, 2005 12:01:13 AM IST

A Jewish refugee who translated for Hermann Goering during his trial says he might have liked the Nazi leader if he had met him under different circumstances.

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[Menydh]

On the article about Göring\'s suicide that you posted earlier, there was a link where it said that after Hitler's death Göring planned to announce himself as the new strong man of the III Reich.

It would have been interesting to see him as Germany's new leader. I sense that he could have been a right person for that post, not Hitler.

[Carnyx]

Originally Posted by Mynydd

On the article about Göring\'s suicide that you posted earlier, there was a link where it said that after Hitler's death Göring planned to announce himself as the new strong man of the III Reich.

It would have been interesting to see him as Germany's new leader. I sense that he could have been a right person for that post, not Hitler.

Yo! The new 8 days leader. 87!

More seriously. My Honor is called Fidelity. Didn't he miss the last virtue at the very end? I prefer the Doctor; at least, he stood with Hitler to the end.

[Gil]

A man who could have become a true Führer, in my opinion would have been this:

[Menydh]

Originally Posted by Duchemin

Yo! The new 8 days leader. 87!

More seriously. My Honor is called Fidelity. Didn't he miss the last virtue at the very end? I prefer the Doctor; at least, he stood with Hitler to the end.

Was there any with the F.I. initials? One such would have been THE leader.. Heil 69!

More seriously, Göring was a man from an elite education background. Hitler instead was a self-made man, which could be compared to the nouveau riches in societies. These are lured more easily by the defects and delusions derived from power.

There are places to fit both types in a system.