Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 8 August 1945 — Page 22

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He. Is My Whole Life,’ Frau

Goering Says of Hermann

(Last of a Series)

By CURT RIESS Times Foreign Correspondent

. NEAR GERMAN CZECHOSLOVAK BORDER—Frau Emmy Goering, |

| hear the story.that she wants to “That will have been the first she told me, “that he will have never will divorce him. He is my

1 talked with Emmy Goering in

an old castle, overlooking a village of about 830 inhabitants located between Bayreuth and the Czechoslovak border, The castle belonged formerly to

| Ritter von Eppenstein, a millionaire physician who did not practice.

" tJ » HE WAS a close friend of Hermann Goering’s father since the days when both were in Africa. Hermann grew up SS in the castle and attended school n the village. Mrs. von Ep-g penstein died in 1939 a n d bequeathed t h e castle to the Reichsmarshal. There Frau Emmy, no longer a prisoner of the occupying Ameri- Mr. Riess cans, lives under a protective guard

“of U. S. soldiers.

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: | erstwhile first lady of Germany, hopes that her husband will read or

divorce, him time since he was taken prisoner,” laughed heartily. He knows that 1 whole life.”

When our troops took the village] the furniture was removed from the | castle, partly in the mistaken be- | lief that it hid stolen art but also! because it was needed to furnish] divisional headquarters nearby. | » » » WHEN it was decided to move Frau Emmy from Zell am See the castle here was completely unfurnished. { i Emmy, her eight-year-old daugh- | ter. Edda, her niece—a member of | the family since 1934—and the children's nurse had not even a bed. At the suggestion of American | authorities villagers provided sim- | ple furnishings. Here Emmy lives entirely cut off | from. the outside world. She has no

| | radio and gets no newspapers.

= | ‘We live entirely on our ration,”

| she told me. Her life here is in great contrast to the days when she lived with the man who had more estates, more cars, more planes. more servants—and spent more money— thai any other Nazi bigwig. » = n " I QUESTIONED her about the wholesale robberies of art objects, particularly, attributed to Goering, and about his prodigious spending. Frau Emmy showed an attitude that is extremely common among the Nazis. “When Hermann had to flee from | Germany after the 1923 putsch he | lost “his ‘entire fortune. So Hitler had an obligation to make reim- { bursement. That was what he did

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| after 1933. “Most of the moneys we received were given us by either the fuehrer or the state. Besides, Hermann worked exceedingly hard. Don't you think he deserved compensation for that?” n » » SHE disagreed with my idea that the millions he spent were excessive compensation. | “Most of the estates and palaces | did not belong to us, but we just used them. They remained state property. Many of the pictures ac‘tually were bought for the state. Those pictures that really belonged to us were donated by states and | cities.” The city of Cologne, for instance, { gave her as a birthday present a Lukas Cranach painting. She professed to see nothing | noteworthy in a gift of so great value, or in the fact that museums | were robbed to make art Ble available.

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Twenty-two local men are arriving this week from Europe aboard troopships, - The men arriving Friday aboard the Marine Fox are Pfc. Merle W Sheetz, 23 S. Arsenal ave.; Pfc. Robert Gurley, 1111 Spann ave.; Pfc. John Kennedy, 528 W. Hamilton ave.; Pfc. Joseph McLean, Lavman ave, and Pfc. Harry Richards, 936 S Alabama st The Blue Ridge Victory, the Westbrook and the LaGrande Victory

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