Au Ritz à Paris, Hermann Göring se pomponnait, se travestissait, se maquillait...

Göring avait décidé qu'ils
n'avaient pas le droit de vivre.

Pendant que les Allemands, grands seigneurs racialement et virilement supérieurs, exterminaient, massacraient, spoliaient, détruisaient, faisaient la guerre, Hermann Göring se pomponnait, se bichonnait et se maquillait.  Témoignage de son séjour au Ritz à Paris:

[...]  best of all, Hermann Göring could indulge his love of cross-dressing:

Staff reported finding lavish gowns trimmed in ermine and mink… jewelled sandals, emerald brooches and diamond earrings. He wore make-up and doused himself with exotic perfumes, they said, and kept a crystal bowl filled with morphine tablets on a table beside an armchair, alongside another bowl, which contained a mélange of precious gems — emeralds, black pearls, opals, garnets, rubies.

@ The Spectator: From Göring to Hemingway, via Coco Chanel – the dark glamour of the Paris Ritz at war. A review of The Hotel on Place Vendôme, by Tilar J. Mazzeo. A prism on the German occupation that gathers all of the old Paris icons under one roof.

Type aryen: blond comme Hitler, svelte comme Goering et élancé comme Goebbels.