Hermann Göring (1893–1946) was a high-ranking Nazi official. He played a leading role in Germany’s plans to conquer Europe and coordinated Nazi Germany’s policies on Jews. After World War II, Göring was captured, tried, and found guilty by the International Military Tribunal. He evaded his death sentence and died by suicide in 1946. Explore more content related to Hermann Göring before, during, and after the Holocaust (1933–1945).
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