Authors: Giles MacDonogh
Neuengamme concentration camp
Neumann, Heinrich von
Neurath, Constantin von
New Military Economic Production Plan
New York Times
New Zealand
New Zionist Organization
Niemöller, Pastor Martin
Night of the Broken Glass
Night of the Long Knives
Nike, Alice
Nobility and Jews
Nuremberg.
See also Stürmer, Der
Nuremberg Aryan Laws
Oberkommando der Wehrmach (OKW—Armed Forces High Command)
Ogilvie-Forbes, Sir George
Ondra, Anny
Operation Green (invasion of Czechoslovakia)
Operation Otto (seizure of Austria)
Ormerod, Mary
Osio, Alois
Osten, Ulrich von der
Oster, Hans
Österreicher, Moritz
Ostjuden
Ostmärkische Sturmscharen (storm troopers of Austria)
Otto, Archduke
Pacelli, Eugenio
Palairet, Sir Charles
Palais Rothschild
Palestine
Arabs in
British limits on immigration
as dream of Austrian Zionists
Jews leaving concentration camps for
as Nazi choice for Jewish exiles, Ins.1 pg.4
and Revisionists
and Soviet Union
and Treaty of Versailles
Papen, Franz von
Paraguay
Pariani, Alberto
Passport Control Office of Great Britain.
See also
visas
Pauluswerk charity
Pawlikowski, Ferdinand
Penn, A. R.
Perger, Lorli Rudov née
Perl, Willi
Peru
Perutz, Hans
Perutz, Leo
Petschek, Ignaz
Philip of Hesse, Prince
Pieckenbrock, Hans
Pifrader, Humbert
Plebiscite in Sudetenland
Pohl, Oswald
Poland
antisemitism in
and Czechoslovakia
and Hitler
and Jews
and Memel, Lithuania
and Teschen region
and Treaty of Versailles
Pollack, Isidor
Popitz, Johannes
Popper, Karl
Popper, Kurt
Porritt, Isaiah
Portuguese visas
Prague, Czechoslovakia
Preetorius, Emil
Presidential Advisory Committee on Political Refugees
Pressburg (Bratislava), Czechoslovakia
Prinzregentenplatz, Munich, Ins.1 pg.2
Prussia and Prussians
Przibaum, Karl
Pulverfabrik chemical works (Vienna)
Quakers
on Bolivia as refuge
helping Jews emigrate
on Jews in Austria
school in the Netherlands
Raeder, Erich
Rajakowitsch, Erich
Rath, Ernst vom
Razzias,
anti-Jewish
Rearmament of Germany
Reck-Malleczewen, Friedrich
Reed, Douglas
Reich, Emil
Reich, Maximilian
Reichenau, Walter von
Reich-Ranicki, Marcel
Reichsfluchtsteuer
(tax)
Reichskristallnacht
Reinhardt, Max
Reither, Josef
Renner, Karl
Reschny, Hermann
Revisionists
Rhodesia
Ribbentrop, Annaliese von
Ribbentrop, Joachim von “RAM”
as ambassador to Great Britain
booty from Austria
on British failure to defend Czechoslovakia
and Ciano
and Czechoslovakia
and Franco-German Declaration
and Goebbels
and Hitler
and Poland
and treaty with Italy
Ribbentrop Bureau
Richard Wagner Research Center
Richter, Siegfried “Fred,”
Riefenstahl, Leni
Riehl, Walter
Rintelen, Anton
Romania and Romanians
Roosevelt, Franklin Delano
Rosé, Arnold
Rosenberg, Alfred
Rothenberg, Alois
Rothenberg, Franz
Rothschild, Baron Louis von
Rothschild family
Royal Agricultural College, Cirencester
Rublee, George
Rundstedt, Gerd von
Russian Jews in Austria
Saarbrücken, Germany
Sachsenhausen concentration camp
Salten, Felix
Salzburg, Austria, Ins.1 pg.3
Salzburg Festival
San Domingo
Sauerbruch, Ferdinand
Schacht, Hjalmar
Schapira, Mosche
Schiff auf der Donau, Das
(play)
Schiffmann family
Schilhawsky, Sigismund
Schirach, Baldur von
Schloss Fuschl
Schloss Leopoldskron, Salzburg
Schloss Planegg, Munich
Schmeling, Max, Ins.1 pg.6
Schmidt, Franz
Schmidt, Guido
Schmidt, Otto
Schmidt, Paul
Schmitz, Richard
Schneider, Hugo
Schneider, Pastor (in Buchenwald)
Schulenburg, Fritz-Dietlof Graf von der
Schulenburg, Graf Friedrich von der
Schulz, Fritz
Schumacher, Kurt
Schuschnigg, Kurt von
in black storm trooper uniform
campaigning against Germany
in Gestapo custody at the Hotel Metropole
and Hitler
marriage by proxy
and Mussolini
personality of
plebiscite on unification with Germany
post-German invasion
See also
Austria’s Corporate State government
Schwerin-Schwanenfeld, Ulrich Wilhelm Graf von
SD (secret service)
in Austria
Gestapo and Kripo rolled into
instructions for well-mannered pogrom
and Kendrick
pogrom in Vienna
reports from Styria
Seitz, Karl
Seyss-Inquart, Arthur
Shakespeare
Shanghai, China
Shrove Tuesday
Sicherheitsdienst.
See
SD
Siegelberg, Markus
Siegl, Viktor
Sierra Leone
Simonis, Susy
Skoda arms firm
Skorzeny, Otto
Skubl, Michael
Slovak People’s Party
Slovakia
Smallbones, Robert
Socialism
Austrian Socialists
National Socialism
Sommer, Erich von
South Africa
South Tyrol Germans
Soviet Union
antisemitism in
and Czechoslovakia
and Great Britain
Herwarth and Erich Kordt
Hitler’s assessment of fight readiness
Jewish Communists escape from Austria to
Soviet Union’s Great Terror
Soyfer, Jura
Spain
Speer, Albert
Spitzy, Reinhard
Sproll, Bishop of Württemberg
SS.
See
Gestapo
St. Helena
St. Pölten, Austria
Stamper, Miss (Passport Office)
Starhemberg, Prince Ernst Rüdiger von
Staud, Johann
Steel, Germany’s lack of
Stillfried, Baron Emmanuel
Stojadinovitsh, Milan
Storfer, Berthold
Strauss, Richard
Streicher, Julius
Streitmann, Eduard
Stricker, Robert
Strobel, Otto
Stülpnagel, Karl-Heinrich von
Stürmer, Der
(weekly), Ins.2 pps.
on Aryan purchase of Jewish businesses
celebrating fall of Austria
Fips’s cartoons
on first Habsburg being a Jew
gallery of Jewlovers
on international conference in Munich
on Jews’ baptisms
on Jews’ eviction from Poland and Germany
on Jews’ flight from Romania
on Jews in Switzerland
on Lang and Jews
priest fouling the cross
propaganda against Jews
on results of Evian Conference
special issue on Austria’s Jews
special issue on Jews who slept with Gentiles
Streicher’s article on synagogues
Sudeten Germans in Czechoslovakia
Czech persecution of
German sponsorship of ethnic resistance
and Hitler’s plans
number of
and Polish population in Teschen
Sudetenland, Ins.2 pg.8
Swedish Church
Swedish Mission to Israel
Switzerland
Taglich, Israel
Tanganyika
Tarrel (Swedish pastor)
Taufschein
(baptismal certificate)
Tavs, Leopold
Taylor, J. W.
Taylor, Myron C.
Thorak, Josef
Toscanini, Arturo
Transit visas
Treaty of Münster
Treaty of Saint Germain Article
Treaty of Versailles
Trencker, Othmar
Troost, Gerdy
Troost, Paul Ludwig
Trott, Eleanor von
Trott zu Solz, Adam von
Tucek, Karl
Tyrolean Germans
Uganda
United States
and closed doors in Latin America
condemnation of Goebbels’s pogrom
Der Stürmer
attempts to defile Jews in
German imports to
Jewish immigrants in
on Nazi takeover of Austria
Presidential Advisory Committee on Political Refugees
quota system
and Warburg Plan
Wiley, John
Valhalla of Nazi martyrs
Vansittart, Sir Robert
Vaterländischen Front
Veesenmayer, Edmund
Vermögensverkehrsstelle (Office for the Traffic of Assets)
Vienna, Austria
arrests of intelligentsia and Communists
British Embassy chapel, Ins.1 pg.5
effect of eliminating Jews
German takeover of
Hitler’s visit to
Hotel Metropole
Night of the Broken Glass
See also
Austria; Jews in Austria
Vienna Gestapo
Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra
Vienna Theatre Festival
Visas
for Australia
for baptized Jews
Britain’s reluctance to issue
capitalist visas
for China
for Czechoslovakia
for France
Great Britain closes the gates
for Italy
for leaving concentration camps
multiple problems
none officially available
obtaining, in Austria, Ins.1 pg.3
to Palestine
for Switzerland
transit
Völkische Beobachter
Volkswagen Beetle
Wachtel, Henry I.
Wagner, Richard
Wagner, Siegfried
Wagner, Wieland
Wagner, Winifred
Waitz, Cardinal Sigismond
Waldman, Monty
Walter, Bruno
Wannsee Conference
Warburg Plan
Wedel, Graf von
Wedgwood, Josiah
Wehrgasse passport office, Ins.1 pg.3
Weinbauer, Joseph
Weingärtner, Sepp “der Bayernseppl,”
Weisl, Wolfgang von
Weissensee ghetto, Berlin
Weissmandl, Michael Dov
Weizmann, Chaim
Weizsäcker, Ernst von
Wenninger, Ralph
Werfel, Franz
Werkmann, Baron Karl
Wessely, Paula
West Wall
Wiechert, Ernst
Wiedemann, Fritz
Wiener Zeitung
(journal)
Wiley, John
Wilhelm, August “Auwi,”
Wilhelm, Kaiser
Wilhelmstrasse, Berlin (German foreign office)
Wilkinson, “Red Ellen,”
Wilmowsky, Thilo von
Wilson, Sir Horace
Windsor, Duke of
Winterstein, Robert Georg
Winterton, Lord
Wisliceny, Dieter
Witkowitz steelworks
Wittenberg town hall, Saxony
Witzleben, Erwin von
Wolf, Friedrich
Wolff, Karl
Wöllersdorf concentration camp
“Work-shy” prisoners
World War I.
See
Treaty of Versailles
Würzburg, Germany
Yarnall, Robert
York, archbishop of
Yugoslavia
Zehner, Wilhelm
Zelburg, Franz
Zernatto, Guido
Zerner, Ernst
Ziegler, Adolf
Ziegler, Severus
Zionist bombings in Palestine
Zionist National Union
Zionistische Rundschau
(newspaper)
Zirner family in Vienna
Zu den Drei Husaren, Vienna, Ins.2 pg.4
Zuckmayer, Carl, Ins.1 pg.7
Zweig, Stefan
Zwieback family in Vienna
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1938 : Hitler’s gamble / Giles MacDonogh.
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