Lot 8082
Hermann Göring – two unnumbered love letters to Carin dated September 13, 1921 – "I think I'm going mad!" – "Oh, how grateful and happy I am"
Orders and Military Collectibles from 1919 onwards | A109r | Live auction | 1186 Lots
Description
Single-page letter, DIN A4, lined; and a four-page letter consisting of two lined sheets from a tear-off pad (27.2 x 22 cm), both written in pencil. "Tuesday morning," with "Telegraph, if you can come – please!" heavily underlined at the top right. "Beloved! I can't stand it any longer! You must come back to me. I am longing so desperately that I could die. [...] Why do I love you so much? Surely you cannot want me to suffer like this! [...] I shall bless you until the day I die if you finally redeem me and come to me as my wife! Your deeply sorrowful and infinitely unhappy H." "Tuesday evening," "You, my one and only, darling little woman! Oh, how grateful and happy I am for your sweet and detailed letter of Sept. 10th." He describes how Frau Müller is currently cooking for him, even though "really, only you ought to be looking after me and cooking for me"; he instructs her at length on what she must do after her divorce ("And if push comes to shove, you must take everything that belongs to you. Linens, silver, carpets, etc. [...] But you should always take the linens, for they are incredibly expensive."). Unsigned. Each folded once.Condition: II + Questions about the lot?