Goering

In "Goering," authors Roger Manvell and Heinrich Fraenkel present a detailed biography of Hermann Goering, a notorious figure in the Nazi regime. Utilizing firsthand accounts and historical documents, the book charts Goering's rise to power as Hitler's right-hand man and leader of the Luftwaffe, highlighting his eventual disillusionment and estrangement from Hitler. Ultimately facing justice at the Nuremberg trials for war crimes, Goering's story concludes with his tragic suicide in prison. This account delves into the complexities of one of history's most reviled individuals.