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In the article's second paragraph, it gives the dates of Carin Göring as 1888–1931. One of the photo captions gives the date of her funeral procession as June 19, 1934. If it really was two to three years between her death and her funeral, some explanation ought to be given; otherwise a correction to one of those dates should be made. Schneider (talk) 03:35, 2 February 2014 (UTC)[reply]

Thats right. Göring did transfer her from her grave in Sweden when he finshed the vault at Carinhall. If you can read German, see the German WP für details Moosfrosch (talk) 14:17, 18 July 2017 (UTC)[reply]

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  Ruinen von "Karinhall". Aufnahme aus dem Jahr 1947
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  Heute ist vom ehemaligen Anwesen nichts mehr zu erkennen
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  Torhäuser vor Görings ehemaligem Landsitz in der Schorfheide
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  Kastanienallee
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  Ein anderer Blick auf die Ruinen von Carinhall im Jahr 1947.
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  Orientierungsanzeiger im Biosphärenreservat Schorfheide-Chorin (2009).
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  Stein (wahrscheinlich aus der Zeit) auf dem alten Grundstück, auf dem der Name 'Carinhall' eingraviert wurde (2019).
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  Erklärungstafel für Besucher (2019)
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  Hinweisschild Fledermausrevier im Wald mit Anleitung, um sie zu erhalten(2019).
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  Lage des alten Hofes vor dem Eingang (2011).
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  Eingestürzte Decke der Krypta, wo von 1934 bis 1945 die sterblichen Überreste von Carin Göring ruhten (2011).
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  Betonblöcke (Reste von Gebäuden) (2009).
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  Alte Bootsgarage mit Blick auf einen der beiden Seen, die das Grundstück umgaben (2019).
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  "Carinhall"-Eingangstor. Die Säulen dienten als Unterstände für die Wachen (2019).
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  Panoramasicht der Auffahrt zu Carinhall (2014). Links eines der beider Försterhäuser.
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  50. Geburtstag Hermann Göring (1943) im beim Spiel mit der Modelleisenbahn im Dachgeschoß.