Otto Braun
Plundered by Russian forces in World War I, the hunting lodge and grounds upon Wilhelm's resignation in 1918 were administrated by the Free State of Prussia; Minister-President Otto Braun was a regular guest. Later on, the estates were seized by Nazi minister Hermann Göring, whose "Reichsjägerhof Rominten" was built nearby in 1936. It also served as Göring's headquarters during the German Operation Barbarossa in 1941.