Göring family in Schutztruppe

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Göring family in Schutztruppe

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Post by Cristiano de S.O Campos » 26 Oct 2005, 19:46

Hi


The father of WW2 Reichsmarschall Hermann Göring was a governor of DSWA, Heinrich Göring,but during the WW1 have a officer in DOA Schutztruppe named Wilhelm Göring.


These men was a brother or cousin of Hermann Göring?

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Post by Peter H » 27 Oct 2005, 02:11

Heinrich Göring had five children from his first marriage,five children(including Hermann) from his second marriage.

Heinrich Göring's father was also a Wilhelm Göring,Hermann's grandfather.

Hermann had a stepbrother,'Willi' Göring,so it may be him.He was a retired Major at the time of the BeerHall Putsch in 1923.

The Army Doctor,Hermann von Epenstein,the later live in lover of Hermann's mother,had also served in DSWA.Heinrich may have named his son after this man.

Photo of Heinrich Göring.I have had this photo for a few years and cannot remember the source.
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Post by Peter H » 27 Oct 2005, 02:21

More on Heinrich Göring here,but it doesn't mention Hermann's half-brother,Willi:

http://www.klausdierks.com/Biographies/ ... hies_G.htm
Göring, Ernst Heinrich, Dr.
* 31.10.1838 at Emmerich, Germany
+ 07.12.1913 at München, Germany
First entry to Namibia: August 1885
Last departure from Namibia: August 1890

Ernst Heinrich Göring was born on 31.10.1838 at Emmerich in Germany. He received a doctorate in law. He was a combatant in the wars of 1866 and 1870/71. He joined the colonial service as the first Imperial German official representative resident in Namibia (title: Kaiserlicher Kommissar). He arrived at Angra Pequeña in August 1885, and established an office in the mission school building at Otjimbingwe with a staff of two. From there, he concluded various protection treaties, attempted to start controlling mining rights, and the arms and liquor trade. He had to leave hurriedly after the Ovaherero Chief Maharero had cancelled his treaty with the Germans. He took refuge at Walvis Bay and left the country in August 1890 to become German consul in Haiti. He retired in 1895. His son Hermann Göring gained notoriety as a top Nazi leader. He died on 07.12.1913 at München.

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Post by Scarlett » 24 Nov 2005, 14:56

In the DOA Schutztruppe served

Karl Goering

since November 10, 1910, an older brother of Hermann Goering.

He was adjutant in Daressalaam 1914, leader of the 4. Feldkompanie in Novemer 1914,
was promoted Hauptmann by Lettow-Vorbeck February 25, 1915, became Abteilungsfuehrer 1916,
was heavily wounded August 30, 1918 and given in British custody September 6, 1918 near Lioma.

After the war he served in the police as lieutenant-colonel and died 1932.


The pic was taken 1913.
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Post by Peter H » 11 Jan 2006, 15:20

From:

http://www.traditionsverband.de/

Wilhelm Göring
Geboren am 29. Oktober 1870 in Rasselstein bei Neuwied, ältestr Sohn des nacmaligen Reichkommissars für Deutsch-Südwestafrika, Dr. Heinric Ernst Göring, und Halbbruder des späteren Reichmarshall Hermann Göring, 1900 Eintriμ in die Schutztruppe für Deutsch-Ostafrika, 1901-1905 Stations- und Bezirkscef, 1906 Kompanieces in Deutsch-Ostafrika, 1908 Hauptmann, 1910 Resident für Urundi, 1911 pensioniert, bei Beginn des Ersten Weltkrieges Wie- derverwendung im Ersatzbataillon des Infanterieregiments Nr. 87, Anfang Oktober 1914 ins Kommando der Schutztruppen im Reichskolonialamt kommandiert, 22. März 1915 Verleihung des Charakters als Major, gestorben am 14. Dezember 1959 in Wiesbaden.
Halbbruder(halfbrother) to Hermann.

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