Hitler and Goering
Among the guests of Hitler's private residence, in addition to the heads of state of various countries, were a group of close associates in the Nazi Party, and Luftwaffe Field Marshal Goering was one of them. He was majestic, his face was red, and he had blue eyes, and he was extremely opportunistic with Hitler. Goering is diligent, decisive and competent, and extremely judgmental. His subordinates were filled with awe and trust in him, because Goering often took responsibility for his subordinates. On one occasion, Hitler was furious because one of his men was at a disadvantage. Goering, on the other hand, explained to the Head of the Empire that the way his subordinates did what he asked. Hitler was relieved to hear this, and never pursued or raised the matter again. But in fact, the "skirmishes" between Goering and Hitler often occurred. But when things are over, the two will quickly reconcile as before. Once, though, it was an exception, and the cause was for a woman.
(Photo) Goering
At first, Goering fell in love with a schoolgirl named Amy Sonneman, like a demon. She is a beautiful woman with a healthy appearance and a lively personality, although her figure is not very good-looking. Moreover, her voice is also very rough, and she is notorious for her peach-colored events. But when Goering became her lover, he paid for a villa for her in Darim and spent weekends hanging out with Song Naman. However, the Nazi Party was advertising Puritanism at the time, so Hitler became furious when he heard about it. Later, Hitler personally ordered Goering to formally marry Sonnemann in order to put an end to the pity and discussion of others. However, Goering did not want to get married like this. Because in his heart he always believed that mixing with a maid and formally marrying her were two things that had nothing to do with each other, and could never be confused. However, Hitler's will was extremely resolute, and Goering, despite his repeated disobedience, could not change the Führer's original intentions. In the end, Goering was forced to formally marry Song Naman under pressure.
Goering and Goebbels
Among the Nazis at the time, Marshal Goering was not only one of the richest people, but also very generous to others, often giving away valuables to friends or servants who served him. At one point, a maid picked up a ring in Goering's bedroom. When the maid returned the ring to Goering in person, the Luftwaffe Marshal not only solemnly thanked her, but even gave her a gold watch to express her gratitude. However, he never gave goebbels any gifts. In fact, Marshal Goering hated this man terribly. Goebbels was small in stature, had a very poor complexion, and was extremely miserly in temperament. But he is an extreme "talkative" person, and it is rare to stay with him for a moment of silence. One day in 1938, when Goering walked into the Fuehrer's private residence, he happened to run into Goebbels and tell a few jokes about the ugliness and strangeness of Goering's appearance. In fact, this kind of talk is a bit ugly. But if someone else said it, Goering would have just laughed it off, but there was no smile on his face that day. Goering first pulled down the glove of his left hand angrily, then slammed goebbels in the face, then turned away.
(Photo) Goebbels
Later, Hitler saw the scars on Goebbels' face. So he asked him directly about the cause of the injury, and Goebbels naturally told him the truth. Hitler was furious when he heard this, and then reprimanded the two men: "This prank must stop, you two are so bad at the temper of children." Goering and Goebbels had a deep grudge, and even Hitler could not reconcile the two. Goebbels was an uncompromising stump, with a very polished dress, but this could not hide the stump of foot he had deliberately covered. Perhaps it was precisely because of this physical defect that his disposition became extremely strange and ferocious. One day in January 1937, when Goebbels was driving past the village of Jeunutin, an old priest in the village happened to be crossing the road. Although Goebbels had already seen the old man, he did not avoid it, but deliberately accelerated and slammed into it. The poor old priest was knocked out by a car and flew out tens of meters, and he died on the spot, and a pool of blood stained the ground red. "This drive was the most enjoyable trip of my life." Goebbels did not show any remorse afterwards, and repeated it with a sly smile.
Hitler and Goebbels
In addition, Goebbels's peach scandal has long spread throughout Germany. Although Hitler did not care about the character of his subordinates, if this had already aroused the people's talk and was cited as an after-dinner talk, he had to ask about it. Moreover, Hitler was very fond of Goebbels's wife, Magda. On one occasion, Hitler invited the Goebbels to visit his private residence. As soon as the car slowly approached the mansion gate, it was immediately opened, and apart from Goebbels himself, there was only another person unfamiliar to the Fuehrer—a blonde woman with a charming demeanor and heavy makeup, but no Goebbels's wife, Magda. The enchanted woman, a small movie star in Vienna, Austria, wore a sable coat, high heels, twisted her hips into the door of the mansion, and was then ushered into a secluded room by Goebbels, where she did not meet Hitler until dinner time. The Fuehrer, obviously displeased, asked Goebbels, "Why didn't Magda come?" Goebbels explained: "She was a little uncomfortable and couldn't go out, and she entrusted me with an apology on my behalf." Hitler was somewhat unconvinced, so he immediately called Berlin. The Fuehrer spoke directly with Mrs. Goebbels, and when he learned that she was not ill, he told Magda on the phone that he would send a plane to Pick her up in Berlin the next day.
(Pictured) Goebbels' wife Magda and children
When Hitler returned to the restaurant after making a phone call, Goebbels was pacing anxiously. Hitler first looked at Goebbels gloomily, then suddenly became furious and shouted viciously to the enchanted woman: "Movie star, you can now go back to your room and eat." Goebbels's dirty lies could not deceive Hitler at all, and the little star was utterly frightened. She whispered in a choked voice, "It's really unlucky, I didn't want to come in the first place, I knew it was inappropriate, I'm finished now." But Hitler also knew very well that it was almost impossible to find another man like Goebbels, so he would be left alone in many cases. Although Goebbels was hated and hated by many of his colleagues in the Nazi Party, Hitler still trusted him. Because, Goebbels's talent is irreplaceable.