Pictures of Inga Ley

[ghostsoldier]

Yes...she looks to be about that height.
Rob

[Helge]

Emmy Göring, Inga Ley, wife of Italy's Ambassador Attolico, Robert Ley.

Photo: LIFE 19.06.1939

[Biber]

Not trying to be salacious, but has anyone actually seen that "famous" painting of Frau Ley?

[ghostsoldier]

Not trying to be salacious, but has anyone actually seen that "famous" painting of Frau Ley?

I've been looking for evidence of it for years....no luck as of yet, only conjecture.
Rob

[Helge]

From the book "Gezeiten. Rückblicke auf eine Katastrophe" written by Clemens Kugelmeier I have a delivery confirmation: Inga Ley was buried in the oak grove adjacent to his home in Gut Rottland. Robert Ley has ordered that the children were entrusted to his grandfather and not to him. Max Spilcker (and his wife and another daughter Gitli) had custody of the three children of Inga.

Information: page 91 "Gezeiten. Rückblicke auf eine Katastrophe" written by Clemens Kugelmeier

[Helge]

This photograph is already known, but there is a clarification: the girl behind Inga is Renate Martha Emilie Wald (* 29.07.1922 in Leverkusen; † 2004 in Wiehl): the first daughter of Robert Ley.

The source of the photo is Harry von Gebarhadt

[ferraday]

Hi everybody:
I have just found a video on youtube where Inga and Robert Ley appeared in Paris in 1937. Here you have the link

[pasdubo]

A film from British Pathé: The ship Robert Ley on its maiden voyage in 1939. Adolf seems to be in a very good mood here. And look who's behind the camera at 03:43.
http://www.britishpathe.com/video/hitle ... robert+ley

[sobel]

At the Berghof

[bob7708]

Here's a picture of Inga and others that may not have been posted here yet. It looks like the same bunch in the picture above.

[bob7708]

Found this on Google when I Googed "Inga Hansen Ley" just for the hell of it.

https://www.google.com/search?hl=en&gs_ ... iwLPuYGgDg

And then "Inga Hansen Ley" I then Punched Inga's picture on the very right-hand side and came up with...

https://www.google.com/search?hl=en&gs_ ... 24&bih=629

Which led to....
'

https://plus.google.com/photos/10978183 ... psrc=pwrd1

Found this under "Harry Von Gebhardt"

https://plus.google.com/photos/10978183 ... 0368/posts

Googled "Harry Von Gebhardt picasa" Under Google images......

https://www.google.com/search?newwindow ... igLzm4CADQ

Facinating stuff!

A bit more...
https://plus.google.com/photos/10978183 ... 368/albums

And Colored Pictures..

https://plus.google.com/photos/10978183 ... 5250197377

and...

https://plus.google.com/photos/10978183 ... psrc=pwrd1

One thing leads to another, doesn't it?

[J. Duncan]

Yeah...I think we have all done that at one time or another (lol). Thanks for sharing your google "journey". Interesting.

[Helge]

Walther Hoeck is the author of the paintings in the house of Inga in Waldbröl.

[bob7708]

Here is a picture of Inga at a very young age. Got it from the British Pathe files.

[J. Duncan]

I fail to see even a slight resemblance of this young girl to Inga Ley.