Why did Göring laugh at Rudolf Hess in the Nuremberg trials?

Why did Göring laugh at Rudolf Hess in the Nuremberg trials?

World War 2 History • 87K followers A place to collect interesting tidbits of information about the WWII   WAR THUNDER, Transient Passager Posted Dec 1 Why did Göring laugh at Rudolf Hess in the Nuremberg trials? Hermann Göring was forced to remain silent while seated during the Nuremberg trials. The only way he could communicate or show his opinion was using gestures, like laughing ... Read more »     WAR THUNDER, Advisor (2017-present) Posted Nov 25 Did any veterans actually enjoy combat? About a six months into my service, my team and I were sent to jump school to learn the ins and outs of military parachuting. Before we arrived at the airborne school, our of... Read more »     WAR THUNDER, Advisor (2017-present) Posted Nov 28 Why don't North Koreans revolt? Background: North Korea was part of Japan's empire until 1945, when World War II ended. Japan was brutal to Koreans, forcing them to work, fight and serve them. Many Koreans ... Read more »   Read more in World War 2 History

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