Göring: A Biography — Audiobook

Hermann Göring — power, rivalry and collapse

Göring: A Biography follows Hermann Göring from his First World War flying career and role in the early Nazi movement through his command of the Luftwaffe, the Four Year Plan, wartime decline, imprisonment and trial at Nuremberg.

David Irving built the biography from captured German records, private correspondence, Luftwaffe papers, contemporary diaries, trial documentation and interviews with Göring's family and associates. The result is a large-scale documentary narrative of political power, military command, personal corruption and the collapse of the Third Reich.

This long-form listening edition has been prepared from the current Irving Books text and mastered for sustained audiobook listening.

Premium digital edition

• Approximately 22 hours 9 minutes of narration
• 46 indexed sections: Prologue plus Chapters 1–45
• DRM-free M4B audiobook with chapter markers and embedded 3000 × 3000 cover
• 46 individually tagged DRM-free MP3 sections with embedded artwork
• Complimentary DRM-free EPUB eBook for reading, searching and following along

Print-only page directions, photograph captions, scholarly notes, index material and edition boilerplate are not narrated. Substantive narrative material is retained.

Narration disclosure

This production uses an AI-generated synthetic version of David Irving's voice, produced with the author estate's authorisation. It is not an original archival recording by David Irving.

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