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PERIOD 1945 — present
COUNTRY Deutschland

MATERIAL
DIMENSIONS

MAKER
WEIGHT

LOT 43-0616
EAN 2000000432540

LOT 43-0616
PERIOD 1945 — present
COUNTRY Deutschland

EAN 2000000432540
MATERIAL
DIMENSIONS
MAKER
WEIGHT

PERIOD 1945 — present
COUNTRY Deutschland
LOT 43-0616

MATERIAL
DIMENSIONS
EAN 2000000432540
MAKER
WEIGHT

Federal Republic of Germany

Description

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A very personal handwritten letter from Hermann Göring to his wife Emmy. He wrote the letter during the Nürnberg trials. Postmark "Nürnberg 26.10.1945". A unique piece of military history.

Signs of use.

Furthermore two letters from an autograph collector to Emmy Göring. Probably the former owner of the letters. He asks her to translate the abbreviations of the names in Göring's letters. Originally signed by Emmy Göring. The other document is a transcript of one of Göring's letters to Emmy, during his war captivity.

Condition
good condition

34th Contemporary History Auction

Göring, Hermann personal handwritten letter - Nürnberg trials

Göring, Hermann personal handwritten letter - Nürnberg trials