Irmgard Rickheim - Mistress Odilo Globocnik
Irmgard Rickheim - Mistress Odilo Globocnik
In October 1944 Globocnik married Lore Peterschinegg, head of the Carinthian BDM (Bund Deutscher Mädel), this followed a relationship with Irmgard Rickheim in Lublin.
The photographs are the property of Irmgard Rickheim Collection
The photographs are the property of Irmgard Rickheim Collection
Last edited by Helge on 28 Aug 2011, 10:59, edited 1 time in total.
Sota ei päätä kuka on oikeassa, vain sen että kuka on jäljellä.
War does not decide who is right but only those who are left.
War does not decide who is right but only those who are left.
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Odilo Globocnik and Irmgard Rickheim Lublin, 1941
The photographs are the property of Irmgard Rickheim Collection
The photographs are the property of Irmgard Rickheim Collection
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Sota ei päätä kuka on oikeassa, vain sen että kuka on jäljellä.
War does not decide who is right but only those who are left.
War does not decide who is right but only those who are left.
Re: Irmgard Rickheim - Mistress Odilo Globocnik
Attractive woman. She is mentioned in the book linked below.
http://www.amazon.com/Odilo-Globocnik-H ... 021&sr=1-1
http://www.amazon.com/Odilo-Globocnik-H ... 021&sr=1-1
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Re: Irmgard Rickheim - Mistress Odilo Globocnik
Apparently Rickheim bore a daughter to Globocnik right at the end of the war.
I recently saw a television program called "Inheritance", in which that daughter, now an unusually tall, rather blowsy and down-at-heel woman in her sixties, set out to meet an older Jewess who had been a servant in Globocnik's house in the Plaszow camp.
The daughter had never known her father, and had been told he died in the war. She appears to have had a rather unhappy relationship with her mother. A lot of the program is taken up with her speculating about the nature of her father, Globocnik, and what his relationship with her mother must have been like.
The daughter appears to have had a rather hard, unhappy life. She had her own daughter who became a drug-addict and committed suicide. Now she is caring for her grand-daughter.
The scene in which she and the Jewess meet on the site of the Plaszow camp (the Jewess having come from the United States) is rather embarassing. Globocnik's daughter sits in the preserved commandant's house weeping uncontrollably while the Jewess harangues her in a shrill, barking tone about how much she hated her father. The Jewess appears to be consumed by hatred; although she does not overtly hate the daughter, one does gain the impression that she had sub-consciously transferred her hatred for the father to the daughter.
The program includes full footage of the hanging of Globocnik, including the two failed attempts in which the thin rope broke, causing him to fall into the trapdoor. The Jewess then comments that Globocnik's death was too easy, and that he should have suffered more.
The Jewess comes across as a totally unpleasant person, hard and unforgiving. Perhaps her childhood experience as a servant of Globocnik made her that way.
Globocnik's daughter comes across as a pitiful wretch, a broken person leading a marginal existence. She almost looks like a bag-lady, perhaps suffering the effects of alcohol or drug-abuse.
I recently saw a television program called "Inheritance", in which that daughter, now an unusually tall, rather blowsy and down-at-heel woman in her sixties, set out to meet an older Jewess who had been a servant in Globocnik's house in the Plaszow camp.
The daughter had never known her father, and had been told he died in the war. She appears to have had a rather unhappy relationship with her mother. A lot of the program is taken up with her speculating about the nature of her father, Globocnik, and what his relationship with her mother must have been like.
The daughter appears to have had a rather hard, unhappy life. She had her own daughter who became a drug-addict and committed suicide. Now she is caring for her grand-daughter.
The scene in which she and the Jewess meet on the site of the Plaszow camp (the Jewess having come from the United States) is rather embarassing. Globocnik's daughter sits in the preserved commandant's house weeping uncontrollably while the Jewess harangues her in a shrill, barking tone about how much she hated her father. The Jewess appears to be consumed by hatred; although she does not overtly hate the daughter, one does gain the impression that she had sub-consciously transferred her hatred for the father to the daughter.
The program includes full footage of the hanging of Globocnik, including the two failed attempts in which the thin rope broke, causing him to fall into the trapdoor. The Jewess then comments that Globocnik's death was too easy, and that he should have suffered more.
The Jewess comes across as a totally unpleasant person, hard and unforgiving. Perhaps her childhood experience as a servant of Globocnik made her that way.
Globocnik's daughter comes across as a pitiful wretch, a broken person leading a marginal existence. She almost looks like a bag-lady, perhaps suffering the effects of alcohol or drug-abuse.
Re: Irmgard Rickheim - Mistress Odilo Globocnik
Globocnik’s marriage in October 1944. Globocnik’s bride was the Carinthian leader of the League for German Maidens (BDM) Lore Peterschnigg. It seems to me a strange thing that Globocnik may have had a daughter from his previous lover.michael mills wrote:Apparently Rickheim bore a daughter to Globocnik right at the end of the war.........
Let's you and me to check this new thing.
Helge
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Michael, you're writing about Amon Göth (the one played by Ralph Fiennes in "Schindler's List"); Globocnik (SSPF Lublin / HSSPF Adriatisches Küstenland) had no direct involvement with Plaszow, and he committed suicide before he could be hanged.
Göth's mistress was Ruth Irene Kalder. For an embarrassingly bad article ("On September 13, 1946, the satanic :roll: [my emphasis] SS commandant shrieked his last words...") on her daughter, Monika, see http://www.jewishpress.com/pageroute.do/40009/ . And more here: http://www.scrapbookpages.com/poland/pl ... ow03B.html
Regarding your comment here:
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Göth's mistress was Ruth Irene Kalder. For an embarrassingly bad article ("On September 13, 1946, the satanic :roll: [my emphasis] SS commandant shrieked his last words...") on her daughter, Monika, see http://www.jewishpress.com/pageroute.do/40009/ . And more here: http://www.scrapbookpages.com/poland/pl ... ow03B.html
Regarding your comment here:
You do know what the SS did to these people, right? I'm generally soft and forgiving, myself, but if I was asked to opine on the man who did so much to brutalize and butcher my friends and family, I might be a little of the opposite. And I might indeed not come off as particularly "pleasant". Of COURSE "her childhood experience... made her that way."The Jewess comes across as a totally unpleasant person, hard and unforgiving. Perhaps her childhood experience as a servant of Globocnik [sic] made her that way.
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Michael,
Regarding your use of the archaic term "Jewess"- while not in violation of any rules here, it is generally regarded as an offensive term in this day and age, in much the same way as "negress" is deemed offensive. This subject is discussed at length here: http://english.stackexchange.com/questi ... er-neutral .
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Regarding your use of the archaic term "Jewess"- while not in violation of any rules here, it is generally regarded as an offensive term in this day and age, in much the same way as "negress" is deemed offensive. This subject is discussed at length here: http://english.stackexchange.com/questi ... er-neutral .
~ MIke
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Hello Michael Mills.
You confuse Ruth Irene Kalder (Amon Goth mistress) with Irmgard Rickheim. I enclose two photos of Ruth Irene Kalder and I apologize if I go off topic.
Ruth Irene Kalder is the woman with dark hair
Helge
You confuse Ruth Irene Kalder (Amon Goth mistress) with Irmgard Rickheim. I enclose two photos of Ruth Irene Kalder and I apologize if I go off topic.
Ruth Irene Kalder is the woman with dark hair
Helge
Sota ei päätä kuka on oikeassa, vain sen että kuka on jäljellä.
War does not decide who is right but only those who are left.
War does not decide who is right but only those who are left.
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Re: Irmgard Rickheim - Mistress Odilo Globocnik
Yes, you are right. The television program was about Amon Göth's daughter by his mistress, not Globocnik's. I did confuse the two.
It was however a very interesting program, and my comments remain unchanged, except that they apply to Amon Göth's illegitimate daughter and to Helena, the Jewess who worked in Göth's house in the Plaszow camp.
It was however a very interesting program, and my comments remain unchanged, except that they apply to Amon Göth's illegitimate daughter and to Helena, the Jewess who worked in Göth's house in the Plaszow camp.
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Peter Globocnik (the son of Odilo) in 19 july 1992 has given an interview. You can read it here : http://www.independent.co.uk/arts-enter ... 34130.html
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Re: Irmgard Rickheim - Mistress Odilo Globocnik
Hello,
Irmgard Rickheim was from 5.1.1940 till 30.9.1941 secretary in Globocnik office.
She was born on 8.12.1920 in Berlin.
Globocnik was engaged with Rickheim and ask Himmler for permission for wedding. At first step he sid he is happy for engagement...
Rickheim ask for papers (RuS) on 15.7.1941 and 10.10.1941 but... there arrived a letter of "friend" of Globocnik to Himmler, that the bride was not behave properly on holidays in Zakopane.
At the end Rickheim wrote a Letter to Himmler but nothing helps so at the end of 1942 Globocnik must cancel the engagement.
Globocnik was engaged than with Lore Peterschinegg, born 28.3.1917 in Spittal/Drau, Carinthia. Globocnik ask Himmler for permission for wedding at 1.August 1944 with Idea to wedding in the year 1944.
regards
Darko
Irmgard Rickheim was from 5.1.1940 till 30.9.1941 secretary in Globocnik office.
She was born on 8.12.1920 in Berlin.
Globocnik was engaged with Rickheim and ask Himmler for permission for wedding. At first step he sid he is happy for engagement...
Rickheim ask for papers (RuS) on 15.7.1941 and 10.10.1941 but... there arrived a letter of "friend" of Globocnik to Himmler, that the bride was not behave properly on holidays in Zakopane.
At the end Rickheim wrote a Letter to Himmler but nothing helps so at the end of 1942 Globocnik must cancel the engagement.
Globocnik was engaged than with Lore Peterschinegg, born 28.3.1917 in Spittal/Drau, Carinthia. Globocnik ask Himmler for permission for wedding at 1.August 1944 with Idea to wedding in the year 1944.
regards
Darko
Re: Irmgard Rickheim - Mistress Odilo Globocnik
Clarification.
The exact name of Lore Peterschinegg is Laurentia Peterschinegg
The exact name of Lore Peterschinegg is Laurentia Peterschinegg
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Re: Irmgard Rickheim - Mistress Odilo Globocnik
Yes, many names have been changed. An example is Carl Wiligut varied with the name Karl Wiligut. These variations seem to always return to Austria.
Helge
Sota ei päätä kuka on oikeassa, vain sen että kuka on jäljellä.
War does not decide who is right but only those who are left.
War does not decide who is right but only those who are left.