Göring (2026 Edition) – The Rise and Fall of Hitler's Reichsmarschall

Hermann Göring: The Rise and Fall of Hitler’s Reichsmarschall
By David Irving

From his decorated service in World War I and his orchestration of the Gestapo and Luftwaffe, to his immense fortune, addiction, and dramatic fall, Göring’s life reflects the moral and political collapse of Nazi Germany itself. Irving’s narrative reveals the power struggles, psychological contradictions, and political intrigues that shaped the Nazi hierarchy and Europe’s path to destruction.

This illustrated edition features rare photographs, maps, and extensive footnotes, providing readers with a richly contextualized understanding of Göring’s role in Hitler’s Germany and his impact on the course of the Second World War.

Perfect for historians, researchers, and readers of modern military history, this biography stands as both an authoritative study and a haunting reminder of how charisma, ambition, and moral decay combined to shape one of the most devastating regimes in history.

A definitive biography of Hermann Göring by David Irving – the Reichsmarschall rise, power, decadence, and downfall revealed through his private diaries and secret papers.

Richly detailed and deeply researched, this book offers a chilling yet human portrait of one of the Third Reich’s most powerful figures.

Author: David Irving
ISBN: 9780586210802
Format: Hardcover Case Wrap, Matte
Paper Background: Cream
639 Pages