By Allan Hall Forensic scientists have identified the remains of a woman found buried at the estate of Hitler's deputy Hermann Goering 21 years ago as those of his wife Carin. Carin, born Carin Fock in Sweden, died aged 42 in 1931 and was buried in her homeland. But as Goering rose through the Nazi ranks he had her body exhumed and transported to his massive hunting lodge outside of Berlin called Carinhall in her memory. Nazi love: The body of Carin Goering (left), the first wife of high-ranking Nazi Hermann Goering has been discovered on the site of his former hunting lodge near Berlin
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Goering's first wife Carin died of heart failure in 1931
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She was originally buried in her native Sweden but later moved to Germany
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Goering had the lodge destroyed in 1945 as the Red Army advanced
Nazi leaders: Adolf Hitler visits @placeholder at his Carinhall hunting lodge where the body of his first wife Carin, which Goering had exhumed from her native Sweden, has recently been discovered