Hermann Göring – Fotoalbum von der Überführung Carin Görings von der Insel Lovö nach Carinhall, 1934 - photo 1

Hermann Göring – Fotoalbum von der Überführung Carin Görings von der Insel Lovö nach Carinhall, 1934

Lot 4033
12.05.2023 10:00UTC +01:00
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AuctioneerHermann Historica
Event locationGermany, Grasbrunn / München
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Lot 4033 | Hermann Göring – Fotoalbum von der Überführung Carin Görings von der Insel Lovö nach Carinhall, 1934
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€ 2 500
Querformatiges, braunes Lederalbum mit 20 Aufnahmen im Format 13 x 13 cm bzw. 13 x 18 cm, beginnend mit der Exhumierung des Sarkophags auf dem Friedhof der kleinen Insel Lovö in der Nähe des kgl. Schlosses Drottningholm, Hermann Göring und Fahnenträger am schwedischen Grab, Trauergäste mit Eric von Rosen und seiner Frau Mary (Schwester von Carin), Fahrzeugkorso nach Stockholm, Mary und Eric von Rosen am Stockholmer Bahnhof, Trauergäste am Bahnhof mit Hermann Göring und Thomas von Kantzow (Carins Sohn aus erster Ehe), Ankunft in Eberswalde, Hitlers bzw. Görings Kranz, Hitler und Göring beim Verlassen der Gruft, Göring und Hitler mit Sepp Dietrich, Heinrich Himmler, Julius Schaub und Wilhelm Brückner vor der Adjutantur Carinhall, vor der Gruft Außenminister von Neurath, Hitler, Göring, Goebbels, Eric von Rosen und drei Schwestern von Carin sowie ihr Sohn Thomas, Hitler und Göring vor der Gruft bzw. vor Forstbediensteten als Kranzträgern, Ehrenformation der Landespolizei, Carins Schwestern und ihr Sohn Thomas auf einer Wiese, Außenansicht der Gruft vor dem Wuckersee sowie eine Innenansicht der Gruft mit dem Sarkophag. Die Aufnahmen in Fotoecken, ein Foto lose beiliegend.
Dazu ein Gutachten des Buchautors und anerkannten Sachverständigen für Hermann Göring und seine Residenzen, Volker Knopf, aus dem Jahr 2016, das nicht nur die Echtheit des Albums bestätigt, sondern zudem jedes Foto hinsichtlich der exakten Örtlichkeit und der abgebildeten Personen erläutert.
Extrem seltenes Album, das von Hermann Göring nur an Familienmitglieder und enge Freunde verschenkt wurde.
Provenienz: Aus dem Familiennachlass von Hermann Görings Bruder Prof. Dr. Heinrich Göring. Vgl. weitere Objekte aus dem Nachlass Heinrich Görings in Hermann Historica, 73. Auktion im November 2016, Lose 8088 bis 8099, dieses Album wurde unter der Losnummer 8090 angeboten.
Hermann Göring – a photo album of the transportation of Carin Göring's coffin from Lovö island to Carinhall in 1934
Landscape-format, brown leather album with 20 photographies sized 13 x 13 resp. 13 x 18 cm, starting with the exhumation of the sarcophagus in the graveyard of the little island of Lovö near the royal castle of Drottningholm, Hermann Göring and flag bearers at the Swedish grave, mourners with Eric von Rosen and his wife Mary (Carin's sister), cavalcade to Stockholm, Mary and Eric von Rosen at Stockholm station, mourners at station with Hermann Göring and Thomas von Kantzow (Carin's son from her first marriage), arrival in Eberswalde, Hitler's/Göring's wreath, Hitler and Göring leaving crypt, Göring and Hitler with Sepp Dietrich, Heinrich Himmler, Julius Schaub and Wilhelm Brückner in front of adjutancy at Carinhall, in front of crypt Minister of the Exterior von Neurath, Hitler, Göring, Goebbels, Eric von Rosen and three of Carin's sisters as well as her son Thomas, Hitler and Göring in front of the crypt and forestry workers acting as wreath bearers, Police guard of honour, Carin's sisters and her son Thomas on a meadow, exterior view of crypt in front of Lake Wucker as well as interior view of the crypt with sarcophagus. Photographs in corners, one photo loosely enclosed.
Moreover there is an expertise by the well-known author and recognised expert on Hermann Göring and his residences, Volker Knopf, from 2016, which not only certifies the authenticity of the album but also explains each photo regarding localities and depicted persons.
An extremely rare album, presented by Hermann Göring to family members or close friends only.
Provenance: From the family estate of Hermann Göring's brother Prof. Dr. Heinrich Göring. Cf. further objects from the estate of Heinrich Göring in Hermann Historica, 73rd auction in November 2016, lots 8088 to 8099, this album having been lot 8090.
Condition: II +
Auction house category:Third Reich contemporary history
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