DIETER GOERING
by Bill Smith
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PART I: FAMILY BACKGROUND:
Dieter Goering was listed in Fortune Magazine's "The 200 wealthiest people in the world" and had been for several years. The CEO of Germany's largest multinational construction firm, a job he had held for over 15 years now, he was now on the boards of 14 other international firms as well as serving on boards of several prominent world charities. Never having married, he was considered one of the world's most eligible bachelors since, even now, he was only 37 and had kept himself in excellent shape.
To first be a CEO at the mere age of 22 was a phenomenon that would be unusual anywhere but in the Goering family. The aristocrats could trace itself back to 800 A.D. when they had been huge landholders in the Saxony areas possessing tens of thousands of slaves, mostly Slavs bought from their neighbors in the East. In fact, between 800 A.D. and 1100, the family had prided itself on being the largest slaveholders in all of Northern Europe, a feat accomplished in large part because the Goerings had cleverly applied the basic principles of animal husbandry to their own original stock of purchased slaves. Over several decades, the stock had replaced itself many times over with surpluses to sell to their neighbors each and every year.
Gradually the slaves' status changed to that of serfs under the emerging feudal system, but all of them still were in a hereditary bondage arrangement with the Goering family who could do with the serfs most anything they wanted, including buying and selling them as easily as any livestock. The Goerings, like other nobles owning serfs, encouraged family life among their chattel with the production of children as an obligation - a goal heavily reinforced in the emerging medieval interpretations of Holy Scriptures. Thus the Goerings kept their labor pool as well supplied as when they were directly involved in force- breeding their slaves.
There were a number of Baron Goerings by then who were in the highest levels of the German plutocracy. As with many of the super-rich, rumors abounded at the time about the social life of the famous family, mainly that the males of the family maintained large 'harems' of extremely handsome household vassals, most in their late teens and early twenties, whose duties were mainly to sexually satisfy their masters. But the serfs involved never complained about their lot and the boy's families were openly proud they had an offspring so favored by their masters.
But by the late 1700's, the feudal system was replaced by the industrial revolution and serfs were replaced with both agricultural and industrial peasants - still landless and still without any power to change their status. So, in 1000 years, only the name had changed - slave to serf to peasant. The Goering family still completely controlled the economic and social life of tens of thousands of "their people" who were, in reality, totally dependent on the Goerings for their very existence.
Like the others, the Goering's household staff during this time, especially the cadre of young men still kept for their sexual services, barely noticed any change of status, however, although they were now 'paid' by free room, board, limited education, and handsome livery for their services. And, like all the others, they thought of themselves as "property" of the Goerings and usually referred to themselves as "servi," the Latin term for slaves used since the time of the Roman Empire.
The Goerings, flexible as always, moved quickly to embrace the industrial revolution and within a few decades, emerged as one of Germany's major manufacturing and industrial giants, producing everything from steel to farm wagons and within a century had moved on to electrical generation, manufacture of diesel fuel, and building one of the world's largest fleets of freighters. When royal titles disappeared with surrender by the Kaiser in World War I and the emergence of the Weimar Republic, people throughout Germany still referred to almost all Goerings with the title Baron out of habit as well as respect for their wealth and power. The Goering 'tradition' of offering handsome, well-equipped young men in their employ special opportunities within their household continued unabated and was generally accepted by the larger society as a harmless peculiarity of the famous family, especially since no servant was ever known to complain and competition for working for the Goerings directly was fierce but discreet. Even being a 'kept boy' by the Goerings was prestigious and often proved to be quite profitable over the long haul.
One distant and obscure member of the family, Dieter's great-uncle Herman, was noted for his extreme right wing persuasions and quickly became Hitler's second-in-command. In that position, the great-uncle Herman gained international prominence as extraordinarily bright (rumored to have one of the highest I.Q.'s ever recorded), a lover of life (he was sometimes known as "Hedonism Herman"), a vast collector of the world's most valuable art (most of it stolen from the dispossessed Jews and conquered peoples as it turned out), and a man who never turned a blind eye to the most handsome of Germany's military machine (most of his numerous attaches and secretaries were extraordinarily handsome young men who were notorious for their flexible attitudes toward furthering their careers through sexual escapades with those in power, no matter what the gender and no matter how old or fat). Herman seemed to 'love life' so much even the Goering family's private cadre of kept boys wasn't enough for him - he expanded it to the best the military could offer.
With the Nazi's defeat in 1945 (and the suicide death of Herman), the Goering family rose like a phoenix from the flames and by the mid-1950s was busily rebuilding the ravished land, much to their own good fortune. Dieter inherited a huge share of the family's money and power with his father's death in the early 1990s and had guided the family toward even greater prominence and wealth since that time. To this day, he was often still referred to as "Baron Goering" despite his youth. Somehow, just labeling him "Herr Goering" didn't convey enough respect for those addressing him directly. In fact, those from autocratic countries usually called him "Prince Goering" as if he had been born into royalty.
Rumors about the Goering's private cadre of young men were as prevalent as ever with the entry into the 21st century, but, as in centuries past, no one seemed to really condemn the Goerings for this idiosyncrasy. Many thought it was somewhat amusing that the Goerings refused to make any attempt to hide their personal indulgences, and many young men, blessed with handsome good looks and exceptional sex appeal saw it as a golden career opportunity (just as their predecessors had for centuries). Within their own group, they even jokingly referred to themselves as the "whore corps" without a trace of embarrassment and one or another of them were frequently seen accompanying one or another of the Goering men, (especially the most famous one, Dieter Goering) in their frequent business trips around the world.
Of course, the Goering servants of this type were now well paid, usually furnished a free college education if they so desired, often gained opportunity for travel all over the world with their masters, and were furnished designer clothes and fancy cars others their age could only dream of. In return, they were expected to offer everything their beautiful bodies had to offer to their masters whenever they were called upon to do so without hesitation or reservation, to perform indefatigably with enthusiasm, and to be willing to be 'loaned out' to business clients and friends as 'gifts' without question, no matter to whom or what they looked like. Naturally, keeping themselves well-groomed, cleansed inside and out as well as well lubricated in readiness, in perfect physical tone through rigorous exercises, watching their diet for weight control, and preventing the occurrence of any diseases went with the territory. Some were expected to keep their body shaved daily from the neck down for maximum appeal to their master(s), others had only to keep their body hair carefully trimmed. Some wore metal or leather collars, rings through their tits, or even bands around their genitals to please their masters, but these were always carefully hidden by outer clothing when they appeared in public. When not in public, however, the usual attire was nothing outside those collars and rings (and perhaps a butt plug now and then) in that the Goerings generally liked their personal servants to appear as they had for centuries - totally naked but with the symbols of their servitude plainly visible at all times. For all practical purposes, they were the Goering's property - literal slaves - but legally they were consenting chattel , so nothing the Goerings were doing was illegal in any way, just unusual and too expensive for most to even consider.
Dieter Goering enjoyed this small privilege of great wealth perhaps more than any other member of his family. Being single, he had more time and energy available for 'outside' pursuits of this type, especially since the task of raising the next generation of Goerings was left primarily to his cousins, he being an only child. His father had dutifully met his obligation of producing an heir with a wife he quickly divorced once the child and heir Dieter had been delivered. He then spent his personal time enjoying his cadre of carefully selected boys located in whichever mansion he was occupying at the time.
Dieter had done his father one better. He had produced an heir, but through having his semen syringe induced into a highly paid, but very healthy, bright, beautiful and discreet young prostitute hiring herself out as a brood. The son and heir was delivered to his house nine months later to be raised by governesses and nannies carefully supervised by a devoted father. Thus, freeing himself from the constraints of a wife and family life, he openly pursued the pleasures offered by his carefully selected, but frequently refreshed harem of young studs since he had reached his teens and intended to continue to do so until he dropped dead.
Normally, he maintained a good 20 or so young men for his personal service at any given time - currently he only had 18 on hand, but his agents were scouring the world looking for likely candidates. Unlike his father, he generally traveled with his 'harem' rather than keeping his different residences stocked with small cadres of them. It was more efficient, his favorites went with him, and 'harems' like his no longer needed to be hidden deep within out- of-the-way manor houses like in the old days, out of the public eye behind locked gates and remote rural locations.
Nowadays, they were his "attendants" and "secretaries" and, if people guessed as to their other uses, it really didn't matter in today's more open society. Certainly, his personal servants (the harem boys) made no effort to hide what they did - they didn't advertise it, but, if pressed by the media, they countered with a genuine pride that sort of killed a salacious story on the spot.
Nowhere was Dieter's personal lifestyle more on display than on his main estate on the family's historic vast landholdings in Saxony, the very place where thousands and thousands of slaves once toiled away unceasingly for the family's advancement. Dieter liked the historic aspects of the place with his long history of enforced servitude, its location far from the nearest towns that assured complete privacy, and the fact the main residence (actually a huge castle) was eight kilometers from the nearest public road, was in a restricted air zone so overhead observance by helicopter or plane was impossible, and guards with their dogs could guarantee security from overly curious journalists. Due to his influence, Dieter even had an arrangement with both local and federal police to make sure intruders and trespassers simply disappeared when apprehended, never to be heard of again, although Dieter knew that a few young likely-looking trespassers had ended up being 'sold' to sheiks in the oil-rich countries of the Middle East where the appetite for fresh white boy flesh was as strong as it had been for centuries.
On the other hand, it was easy to have guests visit. There was a private road, heavily secured, where the guests could drive their cars to the main gate and then on to the front entrance, where their own privacy was assured once they were there, and where, like Dieter, they felt comfortable to do anything they enjoyed without embarrassment or public exposure.
All of Deiter Goering's guests fully shared the Aristotelian values of his family, i.e., some are born to be masters and others are born to serve. They all agreed that the demise of overt slavery was unrealistic both culturally and economically and the institution's quick return to human society was not only inevitable but considerably more honest. To a man, the guests agree that one major crisis - economic depression, global war, disease epidemics, etc. - and wide-spread slavery would return far faster than it had disappeared. Most of them pointed out that slavery as a human condition had been widely present in human history with the exception of only the last couple of hundred of years at best. "Six thousand years of almost universal slavery; a little over 150 years without (at least in public) - what are the odds?" they pointed out with considerable conviction. In the interim, having 'consensual slaves' was far better than pretending they were simply servants.
Thus, Dieter felt uninhibited in planning the types of estate tours and parties he and his closest friends and relatives enjoyed over the years. With the passage of time, a visit to the main family residence became the stuff of legion.
NEXT: The Origins of the Goering's stock
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