Trial of Hermann Goering Reveals Surprising Alibi Claims
A courtroom exchange depicts Goering denying guilt while claiming disappointment with Nazi acts. He offers comic asides about medals and a claimed deafness, insisting he opposed various deeds though evidence ties him to Hitler's plans. The piece blends trial theatrics with digressions on postwar reflections and a note on journalist Clarence Smedley Thompson.
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