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Is this the smirk that proves who handed Herman Goering a cyanide pill so he didn't face the gallows? Eighty years on, a new book uncovers how the Nazi monster's suicide could have been aided by two BRITISH soldiers
A new book claims two British soldiers may have provided Herman Goering with a cyanide pill to avoid execution. The suicide occurred 80 years ago, and the book suggests their involvement in his death.
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