Rising '44: The Battle for Warsaw (156 page)

Council of National Unity
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Council for the Rescue of Jews (
egota)
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Cox, Oscar
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Cracow, Archbishop of
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Wojtyła, Karol

Cracow (‘Krakau’)
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Cripps, Sir Stafford
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Crosthwaite, P. M.
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Curie, Marie
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Curtiz, Michael
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Curzon, George Nathaniel, Marquess
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Curzon Line
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Czechoslovakia
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Czerniaków bridgehead
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Cz
stochowa
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D-Day landings (Normandy, 1944)
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D’Abernon, Edgar Vincent, Viscount
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D
browska, Maria
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Adventures of a Thinking Person
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Daily Express
(newspaper)
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Daily Herald
(newspaper)
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Daily Mail
(newspaper)
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Daily Worker
(newspaper)
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Dangerous Moonlight
(film)
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Danzig (Gda
sk)
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Davies, Joseph E.:
Mission to Moscow
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Davies, Norman:
God’s Playground
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Deakin, Sir William
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Delegatura
(Government Delegation)
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Democratic Movement (SD)
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Dengel, Rudolf
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Denmark: surrenders (1940)
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Deutscher, Isaac
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Directorate of Underground Struggle (KWP)
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Dirlewanger,
SS-Ostubaf.
Oskar
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Dixon, Pierson
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Dmowski, Roman
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Dobrowolski, Lt.Col. Zygmunt (Col. ‘Zyndram’)
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Dowding, Air Chief Marshal Sir Hugh
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Dresden
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Driberg, Tom
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Dublin: Polish students in
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Dumbarton Oaks, Maryland
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Dunderdale, Cmdr. Wilfred (‘Biffy’)
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Dunglass, Alec Douglas-Home, Baron
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Dunkirk evacuation (1940)
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Duracz, Anna
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Durrant, Maj.Gen.
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East Prussia: Soviet threat to
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; Soviet advance in
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Economist
(journal)
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Edelman, Marek
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Eden, Anthony (
later
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st Earl of Avon): relations with Polish Allies
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; and Polish eastern frontiers
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; and Jewish settlement of Palestine
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; and Stalin’s demands on Poland
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; meets Joseph Retinger
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; meets Polish Ambassador
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; and Polish requests for aid in Rising
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; and Soviet reluctance to aid Rising
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; and Allied overflights in USSR
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; informs Churchill of messages from Warsaw
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; and proposed Polish-Soviet reconciliation
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; Anders meets
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; attacked in Commons over meagre support for Poles
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; and Mikołajczyk’s October meeting with Stalin
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; and proposed future of Lwów
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; Mikołajczyk’s frustration with
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; attempts to obstruct Freston Mission
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; asks about fate of ‘the Sixteen’ Polish Underground prisoners
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; speech captured in Lublin
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Edinburgh University
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Eisenhower, Gen. Dwight D.: and French Secret Army
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; Poles request involvement in talks
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; and US aid for Rising
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; at liberation of Paris
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El Alamein, Battle of (1942)
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Endek Party
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Endler, Capt. Erich (SAAF)
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Enigma encoding machines
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Estonia: USSR occupies
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ethnic cleansing
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European Voluntary Worker Scheme
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Ex-Combatants Act (Poland, 1992)
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Falaise Gap, Battle of the (1944)
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Fan, Operation
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Fascism: condemned
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Fawley Court, near Henley
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Fedorov, Capt.
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Fedorowicz, Jacek
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Fejgin, Anatol
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Field, Noel
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Fieldorf, Maj. August Emil (‘Nile’ (‘Nil’)): background
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; directs K-Div. of Home Army
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; escapes
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; launches NIE
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; tried and executed
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; exonerated and rehabilitated
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; grave
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Fieldorf, Janina
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‘Final Solution’
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Findeisen, Irena, née Zieleniewska, now Bellert ‘Irka’
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Finland: conflict with USSR (1939-40)
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; independence
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; sues for armistice (1944)
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Firebrace, Brigadier
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‘Firm, the’
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Fischer,
SA-Gruppenführer
Ludwig
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Fleck, Fee
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Fleischfarb, Lt. Józef (‘
wiatło’)
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