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Shivers, Robert L.,
191
,
199

Shoop, Duke,
297

Simard, Commander Cyril T.,
208

Skalda, Joseph,
223

Skouras, George,
219

Simpson, Inspector N.,
102

Skornyakov, Colonel,
149

Smith-Hutton, Commander Henry H.,
190
,
211

Smith, Gen. Walter Bedell,
243
,
259

Solms, Major,
43–44

Sorge, Adolph,
168

Sorge, Dr. Richard,
119
,
168–174

Sperrle, Field Marshal Hans,
108

Stalin, Joseph V.,
123–127
,
148
,
193
,
226–227
,
269
,
294
,
299

Stark, Admiral Harold C.,
212

Starziczny, Josef Jakob Johannes,
202

Stauffenberg, Col. Claus S. Count von,
256
,
262
,
263–265

Stettinius, Edward R., Jr.,
259
,
293

Stevens, Major Henry Richard,
34
,
41–48

Stieber, Wilhelm,
18

Stieff, Gen. Helmut,
257–258
,
264

Stimson, Henry L.,
189

Stockmar, Christian Friedrich Baron von,
40

Strasser, Gregor,
15

Strong, Gen. Kenneth W. S.,
242–244
,
245
,
247
,
248

Strong, Major Gen. George V.,
214

Stuelpnagel, Gen. Karl-Heinrich von,
263

Sukulov, Captain Victor (“Kent”),
150–155

Sunlo, Colonel Konrad,
59

Sutherland, Inspector N.,
103

Suzuki, Admiral Kantaro,
288–289
,
290

Svoboda, Colonel Thomas,
138

Swing, Raymond Gram,
299

Swinton, Lord,
80

Szabo, Violette,
237

Tachibana, Commander,
199

Taconis, Thijs,
238

Taguchi, Jiri,
292–293
,
295

Tamm, Edward A.,
200

Taylor, Gen. Maxwell D.,
243–244

Terasaki, Nobutake,
180
,
183–184
,
192

Thomas, General Hans,
40

Thomas, Senator Elbert,
289

Thomason, Col. John W., Jr.,
212–213

Thompson, William,
178

Thuengen, Gen. Karl Baron von,
266

Thurloe, John,
31

Timmerman, Bernardo,
202

Timoshenko, Marshal,
139

Tirpitz, Admiral Alfred von,
147

Tittmann, Harold,
293

Togo, Shigenori,
292–295

Tolischus, Otto,
178

Tollervey, Private,
100

Tolodzietzki, Captain Kasimir,
23–24

Train, Admiral Harold,
215

Trepper, Leopold (“Jean Gilbert”),
151–155

Tresckow, Colonel Henning von,
257–258
,
262

Tricht, General van,
240

Trotha, Thilo von,
59

Trotsky, Leon,
66–67

Trott zu Solz, Adam von,
268

Truman, President Harry S.,
276
,
291
,
294–295
,
299
,
300

Tuleja, Prof. Thaddeus,
209

Tupikov, General V. M.,
149

Ubbink, Johann Bernard,
240

Uebele, Otto,
202

Uritsky, Gen.,
170–171

Vanderbilt, Gov. William,
210
,
219

Vaccaro, Anthony,
300

Vachell, Group Captain J. L.,
35

Vardaman, Commodore James Kimble, Jr.,
300

Vench, Friedrich,
228

Victoria, Queen,
40

Vietinghoff, Gen. Heinrich von,
274
,
275

Vishinsky, Andrei Yanuarovich,
126

Votja, Gen. Hugo,
223

Waals, Anton van der,
238

Waelti, Werner Heinrich,
98–99
,
101–103

Waibel, Major Dr. Max,
272
,
274

Walbach, N.,
42

Waldberg, Jose Rudolf,
97–100

Wallenberg, Jakob,
260

Waller, Captain J. W.,
212

Wals, N.,
46
,
49

Walther, Lieutenant,
75

Wanklyn, Comdr. Malcolm,
163

Warlimont, Col. Walther,
113

Watts, Captain Egbert,
286

Wedel, Colonel N. von,
6

Weizsaecker, Ernst Baron von,
134

Welles, Sumner,
123

Wenzel, Johann (“Professor”),
153–154

West, General,
138

Westphal, Curt,
202

Weygand, Gen. Maxime,
28

White, Major John Baker,
87
,
104–105

Whitehead, Don,
202–203

Wichmann, Captain Herbert,
55–57

Wiley, Major Andrew C.,
213

Wilhelmina, Queen of the Netherlands,
76

Wilhelm II,
156

Wilkinson, Admiral Theodore S.,
190
,
212

Wilmot, Chester,
108

Wilson, Sir Arnold,
30

Winant, John G.,
258

Wintle, Colonel A. D.,
84–85

Witzleben, Field Marshal Erwin von,
40
,
256
,
257
,
262

Wolff, Gen. Karl Friedrich,
271–275

Wood, George,
268

Woods, Sam Edison,
121–123

Wotton, Sir Henry,
11

Yamaguchi, Captain Tamon,
178

Yamamoto, Admiral Isoroku,
182–184
,
191
,
207–209

Yardley, Major Herbert O.,
189–190

Yates, Col. Ivan,
211

Yemerov, Colonel “Bordo,”
154

Yeo-Thomas, Wing Commander Forest F. T. (“Shelley”),
90
,
231
,
237

Yokoi, Commander Masakazu,
179

Yoshikawa, Ensign Takeo,
180–185

Yoshioka, Dr. Joseph G.,
285
,
286
,
298

Zacharias, Admiral Ellis M.,
194
,
214–216
,
278
,
284
,
285–302

Zhukov, Marshal Georgi Konstantinovich,
139

Zimmer, Lieutenant Guido,
271–272
,
274

Zychon, Major N.,
22–24

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