Carole Mallory: Remembering Gunter Sachs, Brigitte Bardot and St …

Remembering Gunter Sachs, Brigitte Bardot

(revised post june 2017)

Carole Mallary has written an excellent post in Huffingtonpost. Let me in few words talk about the Saga Gunther Sachs and Brigitte Bardot.

It is about Billionaire, Opel inheritor, philanthropist and famed artwork collector named Gunter Sachs, who shot himself on Saturday in Gstaad, Switzerland. He was Brigitte Bardot’s third husband whom he married July 14, 1966, in an eight-minute in Las Vegas.
Only the day after they met, he flew his helicopter over her villa in St. Tropez and dropped 100 crimson roses. Gunther said it was love at first sight.

I met her in a restaurant, and after we had spoken, it was as if lightning had struck. I knew the minute I noticed her that I used to be going to marry her.

Gunther Sachs was a veteran of the go-go in the 1960s. He was one who helped to make the French Riviera resort of St Tropez to a playground for the wealthy and exquisite celebrities, corresponding to Brigitte Bardot, who is claimed to be devastated. Today Brigitte Bardot is an animal activist, and Gunther Sachs had donated generously to her basis.
In the 60s and 70s Sachs was an excessive profile member of the ‘jet set’ and as soon as boasted of ‘by no means having labored a day in his life.’

The method of Gunther Sachs dying was likely the same method as his father, Willy Sachs. Willy Sachs was a Nazi member and honorary SS officer who died in a looking hut in 1958.
Legendary German-born playboy Gunter Sachs shot himself at his chalet in Gstaad as a result of he could not stay with a menta (mind) illness that was affecting his reminiscence – Alzheimer’s.

He felt that he had been affected by this hopeless sickness and that he was dropping his reminiscence, means to suppose and to speak clearly. He left a observe saying,

The lack of psychological management over my life was an undignified situation which I made a decision to counter decisively.

This is from Carole Mallory’s article written in Huffingtonpost.