Hermann Göring is a high ranking Germanic Official. Göring was a high ranking German National Socialist before Germany turned Germanic and Nationalist instead. He holds the title Reichsmarschall for most of his life. Later on, Göring is promoted to Stellvertretender Kanzler. A while after possessing this rank, Göring took the rank of Führer, 3 days after Adolf Hitler had been assassinated.

History

Hermann Göring achieved the rank of Reichsmarschall and was the leader of the Luftwaffe. He held close ties with Hitler, Himmler and Goebbels. Göring quickly started to assert power in Germania. He employed a few SS officers, as well as some Wehrmacht officers and generals. A while after World war Two, Adolf Hitler, the Führer at the time, was assassinated. This was done by blowing up a table Hitler and a few other high ranking figures would meet at. This was at the Wolf's Lair.

Adolf Hitler and Joseph Goebbels died due to the attack. Himmler survived, but was injured. However, Himmler immediately ordered the arrest of Claus von Stauffenberg. Göring took this task and informed all high ranking officers in the empire that Von Stauffenberg had to be arrested. Claus von Stauffenberg tried to flee Germania, but was ultimately arrested. Göring ordered von Stauffenberg to his office, and planned to send him to prison without parole or a judge to decide his punishment. However, the car von Stauffenberg was transported in was ambushed. Von Stauffenberg was then killed, due to a sniper shooting von Stauffenberg in the head.

Göring then further arrested two other officers. These officers stated they knew about von Stauffenberg, but not about anyone else in the conspiracy. This made Göring believe it was just these three people. However, in reality, von Stauffenberg was just one of many members in Heusmann’s Conspiracy.

Hermann Göring was temporarily promoted, to the rank of Stellvertretender Kanzler. Göring was still suspicious of there being other conspirators, so he ordered a check on every officer that was a part of the GNP, SS and Wehrmacht. Three more officers were arrested, but were later declared innocent.

Göring now took the rank as new Führer. Officially, Himmler was second in command and the appointed successor. However, since Himmler was in the hospital, Göring used this opportunity and became the Führer himself. He then ordered Himmler to not protest, since he now had a higher rank than Himmler.

Göring then ordered the infamous Amon Goeth to his headquarters. He appointed Goeth as a Obergruppenführer. Goeth was Göring's closest ally now. Göring started living a life of luxury, but was still cautious. He was aware of there being a possibility people wanted to assassinate him. He ordered a check on one of the highest ranking Germanic officials, Heinrich Himmler. Himmler was declared innocent the next morning. However, that same morning, Göring was not feeling well.

Hermann Göring had been poisoned, and he was brought to the hospital. Himmler immediately started an investigation. Göring wanted to appoint Goeth as the Stellvertretender Kanzler, but did not get the chance to do so, as Göring fell in a coma. Himmler appointed Heusmann as Stellvertretender Kanzler instead.

A few days later, Göring passed away. Heusmann was arrested after Göring's death. Heusmann was convicted of treason, murder, homicide and conspiracy. Heusmann was then brought to a trial, known as the Washington Trials. He would be sentenced to death. Heusmann was sent to prison, where Heusmann's son, Joseph Blake, had to kill Heusmann. He did so, and received innocence. Himmler was then appointed new Führer, without becoming a Stellvertretender Kanzler first.

Personality

Much unlike the real Hermann Göring, this Göring tried to focus on his health a bit more, as the real one used heavy amounts of drugs and ate much. This Hermann Göring seems to be less of a National Socialist as well. Göring is often seen around Ernst Hösser and Amon Goeth. Still, similarly to the real Hermann Göring, he was a great fan of luxury and wealth.

Appearance

Hermann Göring is into his early 70s and therefore looks relatively old. He wears a dark blue uniform, which is uncommon in Germania. Also, unlike numerous other officials, Hermann Göring wears a dark blue officer hat.

Notes & Trivia

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