Step back in time and discover the lesser-known story of Hermann Göring’s rise as a World War I fighter ace. Before he became infamous as a leading Nazi, Göring was a daring pilot in the skies over ...

Five human skeletons with their hands and feet missing have been dug up in the ruins of a Nazi HQ that was home to war criminal Hermann Göring. The remains, which include those of a newborn, were ...

Art: Nudes for Hermann. 1 minute read. TIME. July 24, ... The 45 crates had been hauled from Monte Cassino, their first hiding place, by trucks of the Hermann Goering Division.

Discover the next chapter in the story of Hermann Göring’s World War I aviation career. Follow him as he rises from a little-known ace to a Staffel commander, facing intense dogfights, near misses, ...

Goering, 52, had surrendered to the U.S. Army's 36th Infantry Division the day before. He had fallen out of favor with Hitler and hadn't played an active role at the end of the war, though he ...

In this Nov. 21, 1945, file photo, Reichsmarshal Hermann Goering stands in the prisoner’s dock at the Nuremberg War Crimes Trial in Germany.

In late July a unit of the Hermann Goering Division, one of the most powerful in the Luftwaffe, had come looking for him at his Tuscan estate, but he was out working in the fields.