Germany - Lithuania - Poland
Nov. 11, 1958 - Goering's Old Hunting Castle will be converted into a modern Kindergarden: The hunting castle of the former Reichsmarshall Hermann Goering in Ochenbach near Nurenberg has been extended and renovated by the town of Nurenberg with an expenditure of 120 000 DM and has now been given for children suspicious of tuberculosis. Though the building was known as Goering's hunting castle it never belonged to Georgine. The town of Nuernberg, the real owner gave it to the former Reichsmarshall to use when he stayed in Nurenberg
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Belonged Converted Expenditure Extended Georgine Goerings Kindergarden Nuernberg Renovated Stayed Suspicious Though Tuberculosis
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