The two occupants couldn't be anyone other than Hitler and goering.
"Rats in the Belfry"
John York Cabot
goering wheeled from the map on the wall, glaring wildly around the room.
"Rats in the Belfry"
John York Cabot
When all was ready for the planting of the oak, a hymn composed for the occasion by Herr goering, from Weimar, to a tune furnished by Herr Cotta, of Eisenach, was sung by the students, fervently and solemnly, with uncovered heads as on the day before; then stepped Herr Horn of Mechlenberg forth from the inner circle, and delivered a pregnant and powerful speech with equal animation and grace.
"The Student-Life of Germany"
William Howitt