The HORRIFIC Exhumation Of Hermann Goring’s Wife

One of the most senior figures inside of the Third Reich and Hitler's government was Hermann Goring. He had a close friendship with the Dictator of Nazi Germany, but he was a man who was also an eccentric. Goring's first wife was Carin Goring, the daughter of a Swedish Baron and the couple would travel Germany and be seen at many rallies in the early years of the Nazi Party. The couple it's said were greatly in love, but in 1931 Carin died from heart failure after returning to Sweden. She was buried in Sweden, however shockingly Goring ordered her exhumation and her remains were transported hundreds of miles.
Nazi regalia marked her coffin, and she was taken from Sweden to Carinhall, Goring's huge countryside retreat where she was laid to rest in a mausoleum. But during the end of the Second World War in Europe, Goring ordered his huge home to be destroyed, but left no instruction for the remains of his wife. It's believed that her tomb was looted by the Soviets, but unbelievably part of her remains were then allegedly then transported back to Sweden by a priest. However in the last decade a tomb was found inside the forest containing her remains, and these were proven to have been Carin Goring's. But what happened in the final moments of the war?
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[@bryanduncan1640]

How can any exhumation be “horrific” - I assume she was actually dead at the time?

[@bethanywhite877]

Kinda what I was thinking. Disrespectful may be better word. I guess horrific depending on how disrespectful it was. I have to think on lines if it was my mother.

[@user-qr2kh6uh6q]

No, she was alive.

[@dommyboysmith]

Sheesh. Let the lady rest in peace. As my mother always says, "when I'm in the grave don't visit or bring me flowers... I'm finally getting a good rest" (we have a morbid sense of humor 😄)

[@janetdill9599]

Sounds like a cool lady!

[@heatherjackson2455]

Thank goodness yes ahh finally peace and sleep don't set a alarm...

[@robertfarrow5853]

Poem Christina Rossetti, when I am dead my dearest ,sing no sad songs for me.plant thou no roses at my head or shady Cyprus tree. I shall not see the shadow I shall not feel the rain etc.

[@kina18]

I agree with her. When we are alive is the time people should visit and bring gifts. What use have we for visits and gifts in death? When I die I want the least fuss made over me as possible. Direct cremation and they can do whatever is most convenient with the cremains. I'm not going to know anything about it.

[@susanfaulkner2304]

No, it's not morbid.I want to be creamated-no visiting scattered ashes! But all I would ask of my children is to remember me by talking about the things we've done. Love to all families!

[@paulharhen5444]

Her mother, whose name was Huldine Beamish, was born in 1860 into an Irish family famous for brewing Beamish and Crawford stout in Cork. Her great-great-grandfather, William Beamish, was one of the founders of Beamish and Crawford, and her grandfather had served in Britain's Coldstream Guards. (By the way, I have a copy of the her German autobiography from 1934, and a Swedish book containing a collection of love letters from Herman Goring to her, published in 1990.)

[@elizabethtobin6894]

Very interesting Paul thank you for that.

[@AlanOLeary209]

Wow that's great info man..

[@karstenerdinger2167]

Interesting. Thanks for sharing.

[@BrunoHenrique-jr1uj]

Thank you very much Paul!!! 👌🏻 👍🏻

[@rgtinkess]

Interesting! And how did you manage to get a copy of her autobiography, and from where? Is it a good read?

[@interwebtubes]

Excellent. Piece, Many thanks for all your time putting this together

[@michaelciullo4788]

With a little respect to her since she herself was not a war criminal (died years before the war and holocaust), why did they go through all of the trouble to identify her in post war Germany? Why did that Swedish priest risk his freedom to enter Germany to exhume and return her to Sweden. I can't help but feel there's alot more to the story as well as her life.

[@Cenotaur1]

She was Swedish nobility; her dad was a Baron and she was a Countess. Sweden supplied a lot of iron, coal + timber to Germany and she married a very prestigious and influential man.

[@michaelciullo4788]

@@Cenotaur1 that clears it up. Thank you!

[@ileanaacacostaacosta1813]

Karin von Flock Goering had a son by her first marriage and he was devoted to his mother I think hebefore his death asked his own son to rescue his beloved mother s remains that s all

[@zippyzipster46]

@@Cenotaur1 none of that is an excuse for exhuming her. Pathetic.

[@ronnieince4568]

There is a direct SWEDISH connection with the Holocaust -it was a chemical company in Sweden that produced the Xyckon gas used in concentration csnos

[@youngbess1]

Interesting video as always. Thank you.

[@Thelastborder]

Thanks for your hard work

[@davidlynch9049]

Thanks for the interesting video. It would be great if you could add more details, especially around the death of Goring, who took cyanide he either had on him, or smuggled in. The details always make your videos better.

[@saigon68foxtrot83]

The last time read was that the officer in charge of him, a Captain in US Army, bonded with him, and it was he who smuggled in Goring cyanide. No surprise, there.

[@drmarkintexas-400]

Thank you for sharing 😔🇺🇲🙏

[@davef.2329]

Its occupant's history aside, what an astonishingly fabulous home and estate. At least they had the foresight to photograph its existence.

[@nunurbusinez8644]

Great video, as always. On a completely random note: your speech cadence is reminiscent of Hannibal Lecter in The Silence Of The Lambs. Lol

[@tbeehler]

Fava beans....fuf fuf fuf fuf fuf fuf.

[@TheGrumpyEnglishman]

It's reminiscent of being a distraction.

[@leahjones9626]

😂😂😂🤣🤣 Yesssssss 🫘 🫘 🫘 🍷

[@nunurbusinez8644]

@@tbeehler I do wish I could chat longer, but I'm having an old friend for dinner.

[@st.sullivan.538]

🤣 I couldn't put my finger on who it reminded me of!

[@billnull3113]

The Priest? He did the right thing to respect the dead of a prominent Swedish family member. But yes, more could have been going on here...And to the producers: A fine, concise documentary which gave a brief yet overall telling of this history.

[@IanMathewson1]

Visited Carinhall (or the site as little remains of the lodge) last year. The remains were DNA tested and compared to the DNA of Carin's son who was still alive. The results confirmed that the bones found (the skeleton was incomplete) were indeed those of Carin Goring.

[@OOpSjm]

I thought this was always known (rumored) and hence why they went looking in the forest for a casket. Carinhall didn't dismantle itself.

[@garden2356]

It's hard to comprehend emotionally that someone existed and then gone.

[@murrayalex4843]

Yes, that sort of thing has only recently started...before, people lived to about 800 years old

[@opieshomeshop]

We could tell Goering benefitted with his relationship with AH. So did his cooks and tailor's.

[@saigon68foxtrot83]

And may I add, so did entire German Nation at the time. Unlike Austria, when the Russians enter it, all of a sudden it all became Democratic Socialists!

[@johnfellows2867]

Goring also had a massive model railway layout !

[@lablackzed]

Now that would be a story on its own also what happened to his lion cubs and his dog .🤔

[@RobertMiller-ye9hm]

Yes I have a dvd on the inside of his country home and his train model railway is very impressive

[@snydedon9636]

@@lablackzedI think they died long ago.

[@arrow1414]

I am a model railroader myself and I find it disturbing that I have that in common with him. But unfortunately these guys were human, as monstrous their crimes were, which means if we don't becareful, it can happen again.

[@lablackzed]

@@snydedon9636 No I was wonder what happened to them at the end of the war.?

[@briansullivan5908]

Her remains were treated terribly and from what was said, her only crime was having awful taste in men.

[@zamn2315]

She was a nazi herself, id say that was pretty bad

[@jeffronimo7122]

I thought the same of your mother. But I thought the same of your father too.

[@Peter_Gehlen]

@@jeffronimo7122 I didn´t know shit could think until I read your crap.

[@mikemcguinness1304]

Yes of course there were never any female nazis ,were they ..... you knob

[@user-sz2px8pv3f]

They were treated better than they should've been. She was scum

[@Novand1]

Raiding her mausoleum really shows how disgusting russians can be

[@Pauloc59]

Very interesting and well put together. The narrator is irritating. I don’t have a problem with his voice it is the way he pronounces the last word of every sentence. He elongates the word and lowers the tone at the end. So annoying. But otherwise very good.

[@Patrickrooney1962]

Another great video. Full of information. Fantastic video. Very well orated...👏👏👏👏....P

[@andyplus1352]

Thanks for the information on the late wife of Hermann Goring, Carin Goring. Carin Goring deserve to rest in peace not minding the crimes of Hermann Goring.

[@jnolette1030]

The opening scenes at the rally grounds is epic.

[@aaaht3810]

That was my first thought. Always amazing to see those rallies.

[@cgray8267]

Epic if your a nut job

[@martyyoung3611]

Those rallies would've been awesome to see.

[@garvinhooper]

stationed about 25 miles from there in 1960-1963 and at that time the rally grounds were mostly used as a fuel and petroleum storage point by the US Army, been there many times and also used to drive past the Palace of Justice where the war crimes trials were held about three times a week at that time there was still a lot of rebuilding going on as the city and surrounding areas were bombed flat during the war

[@jonathannixon8652]

@@martyyoung3611 How is it that you are amazed at the German military rallies who obeyed a mad so called man h❌tler to go into other countries and wage aggressive unprevoked war and the slaughter of unarmed civilians who actually were the best of their countries. It's so extremely rare to hear of a Jewish person who break the law let alone commit crimes and sent to jail or prison

[@MrMisanthrope1RBjr]

what is that vehicle shown at 5:50?

[@ianharty746]

A Kubelwagon

[@doyledean2763]

There has been a recent story that urban explorers entered the mausoleum, now full of trash and debris, and found (some) human remains.

[@blueduck9409]

She was a pretty lady.

[@motleyhoople3657]

Interesting story, but it doesn't sound any more "horrific" than any other exhumation. In fact, it sounds much less horrific than many. At least her remains were in a coffin.

[@nicoleparry5103]

The real horrific part of this story is what he did to the jewish community during the war, not them trying to save and hide her bones

[@motleyhoople3657]

@@nicoleparry5103 But that's not what the video is about, is it?

[@JungleYT]

*I'm learning this channel and another he reads on are big on HYPE for clicks?*

[@motleyhoople3657]

@@JungleYT Sounds about right.

[@carlcushmanhybels8159]

@@nicoleparry5103 Goring had a brother, I think named Albert, who saved Jews, (usually by signing orders "Goring.") Herman Goring knew this, loved his brother and supported him.

[@olinewman]

"..... and the shocking exhumations that occurred of her remains, after her death...." Love your videos, but it's time to get a writer and VO artist. xxx

[@georgesims4372]

Thanks!

[@bikerz3857]

What a beautiful lady!

[@jonburrows2684]

Huh? Looks like Joe Namath

[@marisaera2353]

After what they did to living, breathing people, can't bring myself to give a toss what happened to a corpse.

[@gesiriechturtle2564]

My sentiments exactly

[@chesterwortham5525]

The Russians done far far far worse nothing but animal's if only Patton could went on to Moscow and destroyed that evil

[@lewisc215]

moronic

[@roymartin500]

2:36 & 8:23 that's his 2nd wife, not Carin.

[@Milliardo5]

Strange that on the one hand Goring can show much humanity if he wanted to as seen for his wife, and on the other can be such a terrible man. This would have been a touching example of love were it not that he had been a horrible human.

[@robertkarp2070]

Goering became a monster after her death. I don't think she would have approved of the atrocities committed by the Nazis. She died before Hitler came into power.

[@timothy2431]

I honestly believe that had she not died, he might have been a totally different man seeing how devoted he was to her, losing a loved one really can screw a person up

[@AroundTheWorldWithEase]

Not strange ... typical. ALL the Nazis had people they loved, and were evil.

[@AroundTheWorldWithEase]

@@timothy2431 That's a bit of a stretch to say losing his wife would have prevented his Nazi ways. Plenty of people lose children, even, and don't turn into the likes of him.

[@timothy2431]

@@AroundTheWorldWithEase all in the timing

[@gord-tj6qs]

partway through the video it continues to talk about carin and then displays a photo of emmy goring walking with hermann instead of carin. why?

[@TheJohanIII]

Very interesting.

[@BUSTER.BRATAMUS]

1991 and we have no pictures or video of the coffin and bones find?

[@anthonyat2401]

Goering did a lot less than Napoleon (and no more than some allied leaders), who was merely exiled. He wanted only peace from the start of WW2 and 20M + lives would have been saved, had this happened. He also helped his second wife's Jewish friends.

[@markpkessinger]

The man's name was Göring or Goering, not Goring. 'ö' and 'o' are different letters in German, and are not interchangeable. If you don't have access to an umlaut (the two dots over the 'o'), then you can spell it as 'oe'.

[@saigon68foxtrot83]

Who are to correct anybody? I will spell and call Goering for what he was, a German-born sub-beast who murdered innocent children and women. And his wife was no different.

[@Bravo-Too-Much]

This is an awkward place to be a Grammar Nazi.

[@johnnywadd3020]

gay

[@slicksnewonenow]

Or spell it phonetically, which would go like this.... Goooooeeeeuuuurrrrriiiiiinnnnggggg. At least that's how I've always heard it pronounced.🧐

[@markpkessinger]

@@slicksnewonenow -- You can't spell it phonetically for English speakers because the 'ö' sound in German has no English equivalent. It is NOT a diphthong (as English vowel combinations are). IT is not a sound that starts as an 'o', then glides into an 'e' and then a 'u.' To make the sound, you have to put your tongue in the high arched position it take for a very tight, English long 'a' sound (as in hate), and your lips in the position of a long English 'o' sound (as in 'boat'), only unlike these English vowels, you don't elide it into a long 'e' (as you do in hate), or a long 'u' as you do in boat). Instead, you keep your tongue and lips in the same position throughout the duration of the vowel.

[@tamarabrunozzi8482]

It will forever devastate and scare the hell out of me how, because of one monster, Hitler, who wasn’t even chosen to lead but because of his speech abilities took the lead, almost entirely destroyed the Jewish population with all the civilians support. Moreso, the droves of people shown in this video. Yet rarely is it spoken on everything being stolen from the prisoners from property and items down to their actual hair. RIP with love. May families continue their fight to acquire properties and belongings to this day. ❤️

[@richtduke618]

Omg the over pronunciation of words is killing meeee

[@ronaldmessina4229]

Lastima, los buenos sufren por las malas (obras) de los buenos..Que horrible

[@jensenwilliam5434]

Interesting videos of the past!

[@robertnussberger6449]

It's incredible how at rallies they can get so many people to show up It looks like millions Just the civilians alone not counting military

[@fokkerd3red618]

He may have loved this woman dearly, but he was completely void of any humanity towards the Jewish people or any other race for that matter. It's unfortunate he escaped the hangmans noose.

[@bertram_oredrock]

Goring may have escaped the hangman's noose but, he died a coward and was among the rest of the vermin in his cell.

[@kina18]

Hanged or poison he died so what difference does it make?

[@carmenhanna7867]

@@kina18 The difference is that he is not probably with the Lord unless he repented of his crimes. As you might know there are two places where people go when they die. Heaven or hell.

[@carmenhanna7867]

He escaped the hangmans noose but he probably did not escape the Lord's judgement unless he repented in the last minute.

[@aleksazunjic9672]

Considering what Zios did to the world, it is easy to understand him :D

[@buffalomitch7088]

You should (at least) spell his name correctly in the title. It's "Goering".

[@sirchromiumdowns2015]

He was her husband at that time, so it doesn't seem so "horrific." Whatever Goering's crimes, moving his beloved wife's remains doesn't seem like one of them. The Soviet's treatment of the dead was horrific, though. Their anger was understandable, but raping German women and breaking into tombs does not seem very honorable.

[@petertarasenko2504]

After the death and destruction the Germans wreaked on occupied Russia and the loss of 27 million people I don't think the Russian troops had any sympathy for anything that represented the Germans.

[@hathawayrose2183]

To Hell with the Nazis. They were responsible for the deaths of 27 million Russians. Altogether, the Nazis killed 40 million people, on and off the battlefield, in Europe. That is something we should never forget, but unfortunately, it seems that too many people have forgotten.

[@haroldgodwinson832]

Well, she was long dead by the time the Soviets got to her so, she was well beyond caring.

[@bettygitzke4131]

Wow, so sad.. but what really surprises me is the priest that went and collected some of her remains. Because our souls leaves our bodies so why would the church want to get her remains??

[@curbozerboomer1773]

It is a common conundrum with many religions!..I personally cannot care less, as to what happens to my body after death...we simply become fertilizer, like all other species!..Hopefully, there is a soul, but why even bother to worry about such things...everything we see in this world eventually dies...so accept the inevitable, and just live your life.

[@bettygitzke4131]

@@curbozerboomer1773 you really don’t think or care about what happens to your soul after you die?

[@bigdaddytrips6197]

Cash

[@harryhotspur4142]

RCC.

[@stormyweathers9887]

@TheUntoldPast 5:00 An underground mausoleum is a crypt, pal!

[@overopensights]

Apparently the accent and the actual speech of G'o'ing's daughter is the most perfect German speech, heared and commented on by many that have listened to her interview somewhere on yuotube.

[@threecatsandalady64]

They probably wanted her to not be associated with a war criminal and in her own country and she was also an aristocratic. They probably wanted her to be truly at peace and with her family. The odds of grave diggers and hooligans disturbing her grave post war would be pretty high. The priest would have not been so suspicious in Germany at the time. The church was part of the Resistance often times.

[@timmholl9238]

Aaaannnddd, it also wasn't. Oftentimes, they enjoyed the comforts of being on the wrong side: the Nazi side.

[@saigon68foxtrot83]

Makes senses to me. Who wants to go on in History as being an associate with Hermann Goring....other than Trump and his MAGA lemming, that is.

[@ronalddasilvarezende3324]

Os canalhas da história. Nem o Demônio querem eles. Que sofram por toda a eternidade um infinito maior que eles infringiram ao mundo. Possam habitar, eternamente, um inferno de dor, morte continua, frio, calor, fome, torturas imagináveis .

[@guyazbell7844]

Hell is so very mind bending icould not hope he'll on no man .

[@spmoran4703]

@@guyazbell7844 I could wish Hell on them. All the destruction to innocent people .

[@garkmr6200]

I have to admit…those rallies were top notch.

[@kpd3308]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@sharonmontano4924]

Trump is so jealous

[@garkmr6200]

@@sharonmontano4924 Trump consistently had tens of thousands attend his speeches. Biden regularly had less than 100.

[@olliefoxx7165]

@@sharonmontano4924 Funny, those that accused Trump of being a facist and warmonger elected a facist and a warmonger. It's almost like they're hypocrites and ignorant.

[@tolrem]

Pity the manor house got destroyed.It looked pretty cool IMO.Thatched roof and all that.

[@robertfarrow5853]

Was it for an autopsy? How did she die?

[@TellySavalas-or5hf]

Pagan nazi satanic rituals

[@michaelwalter3399]

If von Richtoffen had survived WWI, he and not goring would have been head of the Luftwaffe.

[@aerialpyropewpew]

It always blows my mind when they have that many people lined up together. How many are actually there? Do they practice the lines so they are even? Yadda yadda....

[@Mr5thWave]

Goering's only offspring was by his second wife. Edda lived a somewhat normal life, but was unrepentant about her father's life choices. She was often in the company of ex-nazi leaders and supporters post-WWII. There's a KZbin video of her only interview. She was denied any of the treasures her father stole...poor girl, lol.

[@uptoolate2793]

Good for her. The victor writes the history. The allied version is as self serving as any other victor.

[@jeffronimo7122]

Why would she repent her father's life choices? That's the most absurd thing I've ever heard. Do you apologize for YOUR father's mistakes? A lot of America, Britain, and Russia top scientists and engineers were also "often in the company of ex-Nazi leaders and supporters post-WW2." In fact you could say exactly that about EVERYONE at NASA until the 1970's.

[@Itsa6stringthang]

@@uptoolate2793 awe the Nazis were just a bunch of innocent defenders of everything moral and just. Piss off...

[@davehoward22]

Germans have wrote thousands of books about ww2

[@philiplubduck6107]

Attitude like that is what caused WW2. In case you are unaware after Germany was on the losing side of WW1 they were forced to pay for repairs at a payment rate no one could sustain. In Germany even the wealthier people had trouble finding food. Those less well off would do nearly anything for food, some families were even sell the “use” of their virgin daughter for money for food. So you get the picture. Everyone is suffering. This is mostly due to paying idk maybe 5 billion a year in repair France and England. So someone comes around saying follow me and we will take the money from the Jews (then blames Jewish people for the money issue and rather than blame war reparations). The take everything from the Jews and money is no longer paid for repressions and life improves! Now you have many in support of the man who brought them out of poverty and begging. Hitler! Then you have ww2 If you don’t watch your attitude about such then you could be of of those that say for modern day when Russia and Ukraine stop fighting if you still annex and punish Russia to much then you will gain disdain and hatred from the Russian citizens and support to fight against the bad countries that don’t support them. I know you talking about one person but think youd have the same attitude for the whole country.

[@Robert-lg2bl]

Wow!

[@thesaints-7-andrew.]

Watching from Greece.hi everybody.

[@margaretneanover3385]

This reminds me of the epic view that shows a part of what's the older Chinese army. I wouldn't be surprised if they are some possible cropped or imitating images.

[@Neal_Schier]

It makes you wonder, doesn't it, if there was some manipulation as it looks as if there were almost a half million soldiers there. That would "only" be five large sports stadiums... but that still is a lot of people in choreographed movement.

[@davidtregre1378]

She literally had a bad heart.

[@charlottepayne1918]

She left her child for a man. I don't care what happened to her remains.

[@marttimattila9561]

You forgot to tell that Swastica emblem was Karin von Rosens brothers lucky sign that he learned to see in his travel in India. He donate two first airplanes to Finnish Airforce and a Blue swasticas were painted their wings. Thats were Finns got their swasticas, not from Natzis but the same place as natzis, From von Rosens castle in Sweden.

[@jeffronimo7122]

The Nazi swastika is backwards from the Hindu swastika AND the native American one as well.

[@ptownRandy1]

The Finnish swastica was not related to the German Nazis.

[@tubthump]

@@ptownRandy1 but it kept things nice and straightforward when the Finns collaborated with Operation Barbarossa

[@ptownRandy1]

@@tubthump You mean when they were still trying to keep the barbaric Russian military from invading their land?

[@tubthump]

@@ptownRandy1 I mean when they joined in with the invasion which was designed to eradicate Jews and Slavs and provide living space for Germanic peoples and for which they were ordered to pay reparations under the terms of their surrender.

[@genes.3285]

Likely, the Soviet soldiers broke into the coffin, if that is what happened, because they thought something of value might be there. Not bones. It was, after all, the home of Herman Goering, supposedly the second in command of the Third Reich.

[@VentandInvent]

I am typing on a bluetooth the keyboard and watching this on my TV while mirroring my macbook. Siickkkkk

[@bobbythompson3544]

Why?

[@graemesmith3000]

MAY YOU AT LONG LAST FIND ETERNAL PEACE AND SOLACE .

[@jonburrows2684]

Eternal peace can ONLY come through Jesus Christ

[@graemesmith3000]

@@jonburrows2684 WELL CONSIDERING MOST WERE CATHOLIC ID SAY THEY HAVE THAT PRETTY MUCH COVERED 😁

[@jonburrows2684]

@@graemesmith3000 oh, catholicism saves you? I thought it was only Jesus.

[@kina18]

@@jonburrows2684 When you die your brain stop, everything stops. You are as you were before conception, oblivious. That's about as peaceful as can be and doesn't matter where your remains are or what's done to them.

[@jonburrows2684]

@@kina18 if that's the way you believe, I'm sorry for your soul. Everything the Bible says is true. Try reading it sometimes with a repentful heart and it may make you change your mind.

[@richardmcleod1930]

Let the dead Rest. Stop moving them around.

[@brianhiles8164]

You misspelled the name(s) of the very focus of this video! Not Goring, but _Goering._ Or Göring -- the diphthong “oe“ is a substitute for the “o“ _mit ein umlaut._ If you had heard a German pronunciation of the difference between /o/ and /ö/, you would understand they are completely different sounds, and indeed the umlauted /o/ sound does not exist in English, so I can provide no written example.

[@jerrywright5411]

I wanna know more about the relationship between Himmler and Hoover. AND what's up with the Natzi cities that were set up in California and NY prior to ww1 and WW2. I knew there was something more to the Madison Square Garden rally and the Murphy Ranch in California.

[@sharonmontano4924]

I am of German heritage and I’m here to tell you not all were Nazis. They were too busy trying to make a living in the US

[@mickeysplane7980]

An interesting story, but certainly NOT horrific. A clickbait title?

[@drahcirnomis6719]

1/2 million likes, it worked and why not!

[@Celisar1]

@@drahcirnomis6719 so fraud is ok as long as it is working?

[@mrperfectedkelly]

FFS! It’s a free KZbin video! Get over yourself 🤦🏻‍♂️🤦🏻‍♂️🤦🏻‍♂️

[@markus-pg6me]

Karin Hall wurde restlos entfernt sogar das Fundament. Bemerkenswert!

[@richardc488]

God bless this brave lady, you can not blame her for her husband

[@janetannerevans2320]

please, she was a Nazi through and through.

[@musicalme27]

Brave? She supported and endorsed Hitler.

[@claudiamund-cooper9388]

This accent of yours is peculiar. It really is. Never heard anything like it.

[@lauralutz4538]

Patton, had the, Soviets pegged right.

[@petertarasenko2504]

Parton was a big mouth ego maniac like most of his breed.

[@bigbasil1908]

Hermann was probably stashing gold and/or jewels in Carin's tomb or coffin. I can't see any other reason why the soviet forces would raid her tomb.

[@saigon68foxtrot83]

But it wasn't the "Soviet forces that stole the gold, it was none other than the US Army's "Kelly's Heroes." 😀

[@normanpearson8753]

Nice speaker .

[@richardsanjose3692]

What kinda idiot ducks would break into a crypt from an woman dead for decades.

[@gazparino]

Extraño, por decir lo menos. Según la historia, NO EXISTEN "LOS RESTOS DE GÖERING". Su cuerpo fue incinerado y sus cenizas arrojadas a un río o corriente de agua desconocida.

[@bradnixon6220]

How can it be horrific she was dead wasn’t she?

[@DieWolf57]

I feel sorry for this woman - and regardless of the war-crimes of Hermann Göring - this is a very touching and sad love story.

[@geraldboesen5037]

She was exhumed AFTER her death?

[@nigelweir3852]

Hardly horrific

[@donnadees1971]

I mentally compare the population of our small town with these photos of the masses following hitler. Omg

[@sherryneglia]

Listen, the nazis were no good. That's just a fact! BUT if I had to pick one nazi , Herman's definitely my favorite! I freaking love that guy! If I made a list of people dead or alive I could have one conversation with, Herman G is Definitely on that list !

[@vangestelwijnen]

He was a utter nutcase. High on dope. A charlatan. A thief. Very charismatic. A killer. A caring husband. Extremely intelligent. Narcist. You are right! He is absolutely fascinating!

[@tessaleroux7725]

Was really cruel and horrific for what people did to her remains. RIP. You are now with your husband who adored you.

[@THE3TROLL1487]

In hell burning

[@simonslater9024]

I won’t give you a thumbs down because of your ignorance. Herman Goering took is life to avoid being hanged and therefore went to HELL. If his wife died in a state of grace then she’ll probably still be in Purgatory and eventually enter Heaven! Please watch the warning or illumination of conscience by Christine Watkins. Then The Papacy can NOT be destroyed. Then Following Padre Pio. Then Don’t call protestant’s Christian! I always tell atheist’s don’t play Russian roulette with your immortal soul’s because if your wrong,and they are,you will be damned. I as a Marian Catholic can NOT lose!! God bless.

[@ptownRandy1]

Sounds like a bleached blond comment. I don't think that the Jews who were buried alive, burned alive, gassed to death, beaten to death, tortured to death will spill a tear for the "woman".

[@sylviamaresca8852]

Small powerless people desecrate other's remains

[@WillieBCreative]

Having supported the creation of a Hell on earth for millions, her husband is surely there in the afterlife.

[@saito125]

Horrific is having to use such term as clickbait.

[@michaelmerta8956]

The voice of this fellow driving my of the wall,it reminds of an professor we had in college. We called him the dead plow.

[@tommyriam8320]

0:41 The dude on the left of screen looks possessed. Those eyeballs are insane.

[@tonymc55]

I had to watch it again, and you're not wrong. They're crazy eyes.

[@carlcushmanhybels8159]

Sounds like the Germans close to Goring in the area, cleverly and caringly {RE Goring's direction} removed Carin's remains, or, most of them quickly, then reburied them in the forest. Also cleverly, they likely substituted someone else's bones for Carin's in the mausoleum, for the Soviets to find and loot. No shortage of corpses at the end of WWII.

[@carlcushmanhybels8159]

And Goring, while very corrupt, etc, and certainly a war criminal, had some good or somewhat good sides too: E.g., he despised and refused to allow in the Luftwaffe the most outrageous (and Hitler loved) brutal Nazi comic book; pages from whom would be displayed in small towns {e.g., Jews as rats eating corpses etc.} His initial trigger to ban Der Sturm comic was they satirized him, claiming he was too fat have intercourse to father a child. Goring had an anti-Nazi brother who saved Jews; Herman supported him.

[@paulvanbeurden]

Véry interesting👍

[@maryjeanjones7569]

Are you aware that General Motors made parts for the German Luftwaffe!

[@pressf4896]

How did the Priest get into the tomb?

[@John-ym9ht]

Why do the living desecrate the dead?

[@StigmaX]

Or the living. Tom Cruise knows where Shelly Miscavige is

[@jeffronimo7122]

Because the dead rarely disagree to it.

[@curbozerboomer1773]

The "dead" do not even care about being desecrated--they are dead!...get it?

[@HistoryChannel1776]

We fought the wrong enemy. --Patton 1945

[@vet6822]

I wonder what would have happened if WW2 had not started until 1945...

[@PcGamerify]

Or if operation sea lion was successful

[@clairevancleave1508]

Poorly written. Repetitive.

[@johnedwards3621]

Herman's mother abandoned her husband to live with a wealthy Jewish man who treated her son as his own, Herman was fond of his adopted father. A few years later, Herman's fellow pilots noted that fondness which created social problems. Goebels noticed the vulnerablity and tried to move against Goering, who countered by buying the world's 3rd telephone system, paid for with aviation shares. Herman used the phone system to spy on Goebels extra-marital affairs. Hitler was informed, and as "best man" to their marriage, gave Goebels a stern warning. In the end, Goebels committed suicide with his wife and children; but Hitler didn't.

[@anttimustonen9033]

Carin Göringin poika Thomas Kantzow taisteli vapaaehtoisena Suomen puolustusvoimissa sekä talvisodassa Sallassa että jatkosodassa Hangossa.

[@miramajlovic4651]

Miss Carin Goering was babysitter to children born in 1968 . She had lived very long life in Sweden. Carin had thought that Hermann turned crazy in his actions against Jews , and she faked her death and moved back to Sweden . During second world war she met Gliese 3 pilot Humaden , and spend some time with new alien worker on earth in proclaiming peace to this planet. As daughter of Swedish Baron she paid (72 kg of silver ) to lay in rest on Gliese 3d ekoplanet. She was very impressive woman, very beautiful soul. She left earth together with Humaden in early 1970s, her remains are out of earth zone (on Gliese her death was announced in 2009 year )! As her resurrection will go on after year 2078 , Carin ordered one benefit for each human to have very strong and healthy heart. Her biological brother Hershen had chance to travel with her but for some reason he was afraid to travel through deep empty vacuum in the space with extreme speed hurling spaceship. In her grave were buried two bucks! Her grave was an place for exchange of military movement between Swedish and German during second world war!

[@ritagorlero1352]

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