Consider hermann goering's behavior at the trial. why did he behave the way he did and how does that play into his eventual suicide in the holocaust?

The correct answer to this open question is the following.

Hermann Goering's behavior behaved at the trial the way he did because it seemed like he was going insane and not coming to terms with the situation he was in. This affected him and led to s*icide.

Hermann Goering (1893-1946) had been an important member of the Nazis. He was the one who implemented the concentration camps punishment. He was a close person to Adolph Hitler and was the Air Force Commander of Germany during World War II. After the defeat of Germany and during the Nuremberg Trials, he was condemned to hang, but he decided to commit s*icide.

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