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Colonel Kurt von Strohm is a main character in the BBC sitcom '''Allo 'Allo!'', which ran from 1982 to 1992. He was played by the actor Richard Marner in all episodes of the show. Von Strohm is a Colonel, which is similar to the rank of the ''Oberst'' in the Wehrmacht. He is the town Commandant in Nouvion, France, and often visits the Café René with his assistant Captain Hans Geering and his secretary Private Helga Geerhart. In the later series, after Hans goes missing, he mostly comes with Lieutenant Gruber. In some episodes, von Strohm appears with Captain Alberto Bertorelli until the exit of Roger Kitter who played the captain. René reveals the Italians to have withdrawn from the world war in this episode of the show. As revealed in the first few series, but never of regular mention after, Von Strohm enjoys 'special treatment' by the waitress Yvette Carte-Blanche in exchange for paraffin, petrol, sugar and butter. He also forces René Artois to hide some silver, the first cuckoo-clock ever made, and the world famous ''The Fallen Madonna'' by van Klomp or "The Fallen Madonna with the Big Boobies" as known to Von Strohm, Geering and Helga. (Gruber often refers to the painting as "The Fallen Madonna with the..." And then gestures, to indicate the Boobies, or even holds up a pair of René's wash jugs...) from Herr Flick of the Gestapo. These valuable artefacts were found in the town's chateau, which is owned by General Erich von Klinkerhoffen. Von Strohm wants to sell them after the war to have a good pension, but he has to share with Hans, Helga, with René Artois the café-owner and later on with Gruber. To increase his pension, he also plans to sell the well known Vase With Twelve Sunflowers by Vincent van Gogh (or "The Cracked Vase with the Big Daisies"), which was found in the café. Its original owner is Madame Edith's mother Madame Fanny La Fan. She got it as a present from the nowadays popular artist. But the Colonel fears the Gestapo and his superior General von Klinkerhoffen, who is a ruthless man. He orders to make forgeries of the paintings, so Herr Flick can send them to Hitler as a birthday gift for Eva Braun. But the Gestapo officer also wants to get rich, so he makes more forgeries. The General is also rapacious, and wants to get his hands on the paintings too. Later Lieutenant Gruber is also involved, as he is ordered to make copies. The artifacts were hidden in various places, like in knockwursts sausages, in wardrobes, in René's cellar, in his kitchen, at the old sawmill, etc. But the paintings were never sold. In the last episode Gruber finds The Fallen Madonna by mistake in the statue of René. By this time the Madonna has only one big boobie. But Helga possesses the other one, so the painting is complete again. In this episode we also find out that many years after the war Gruber married Helga and hired von Strohm as his chauffeur. We also find out that René and Yvette have adopted a son, and they later elope to Sweden in Gruber, Von Strohm and Helga's new car, while the three are still in Café René. 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「Colonel Kurt von Strohm」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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