The Rise and Fall of the Third Reich: A History of Nazi Germany (242 page)

W
ILMOT
, C
HESTER:
The Struggle for Europe.
New York, 1952.

W
RENCH
, J
OHN
E
VELYN:
Geoffrey Dawson and Our Times.
London, 1955.

Y
OUNG
, D
ESMOND:
Rommel—The Desert Fox.
New York, 1950.

Z
ELLER
, E
BERHARD:
Geist der Freiheit.
Munich, 1954.

Z
IEMER
, G
REGOR:
Education for Death.
New York, 1941.

Z
OLLER
, A., ed.:
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Duesseldorf, 1949. (French edition:
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Z
WEIG
, S
TEFAN:
The World of Yesterday.
New York, 1943.

H
ALE
, P
ROFESSOR
O
RÓN
J
AMES
: “Adolf Hitler: Taxpayer.”
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, LX, No. 4 (July 1955).

H
UCH
, R
ICARDA
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, Zurich, September–October 1948.

H
UCH
, R
ICARDA
: “Der 18. Februar: Umriss einer deutschen Widerstandsbewegung.”
Die Gegenwart
, October 30, 1946.

K
EMPNER
, R
OBERT
M. W.: “Blueprint of the Nazi Underground.”
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, June 1945.

T
HOMAS
, G
ENERAL
G
EORG
: “Gedanken und Ereignisse.”
Schweizerische Monatshefte
, December 1945.

W
ITZIG
, R
UDOLF
: “Die Einnahme von Eben-Emael.”
Wehrkunde
, May 1945.

Aa Canal,
728
,
731

Aachen,
291
fn
.,
1088
,
1089–90
,
1092

“AB Action,”
662–63

Abbeville,
718
,
727
,
728
,
731
,
738
,
741
,
746
,
759

Abwehr (Intelligence Bureau),
see under
OKW

Abyssinia,
see
Ethiopia

Adam, Gen. Wilhelm,
370
,
378
,
387

Addis Ababa,
297

Adlerangriffe (“Operation Eagle”),
774–75

Adlon Hotel,
444
,
595
,
597
,
616
,
648
,
807
,
1110

Adolf Hitler Schools,
255

A.E.G., (Allgemeine Elektrizitaetgesellschaft),
145

Africa,
82
,
305
,
804
,
805
;
see also
North Africa

Afrika Korps,
911
-13,
919–25
,
1078

Aga Khan,
751
fn
.

Ahnenerbe (Institute for Research into Heredity),
980
,
982

Air Force, German,
see
Luftwaffe

Aisne river,
737

Alanbrooke, Field Marshal Lord,
730
fn
.

Albania,
469
,
813
,
816
,
818
,
820
,
821
,
825
,
1006

Albert Canal,
724
,
725

Alexander I, Czar of Russia,
542
,
1015

Alexander, Gen. Sir Harold,
919
,
1033
,
1107

Alexandria, Egypt,
817
,
911
,
919

Alfieri, Dino,
751
,
756

Algeria,
814
,
923

Algiers,
923

Allianz insurance company,
144
,
206

Allied air operations,
1001
,
1038
,
1040
,
1092
,
1093
, 1099; bombing of Germany,
778–80
,
807–9
,
954
,
1008–9
,
1013
,
1027
,
1031
,
1032
,
1037
,
1096–1100
,
1108
,
1110

Allied commandos,
955

Allied Supreme War Council,
675
fn
.,
696
,
717

Allies, Nazi hopes for dissension among,
1011
,
1033
,
1042
,
1087
,
1091–92
,
1098

Alsace,
400
,
983
fn
.,
1091
,
1094

Alsace-Lorraine,
58
,
286
,
436
,
641
,
742

Altmark
(Ger. auxiliary ship),
679
,
680

Alvensleben, Werner von,
182

Amann, Max, 49,
80
,
246
,
760

Amau, Vice-Minister,
884

Amen, Col. John Harlan,
532
fn
.,
959

America First Committee,
827
fn
.,
871

Amery, Leopold,
611

Amsterdam,
716
,
721

Andalsnes,
706
,
708
,
710

Angell, Norman,
784

Anglo–German naval agreement (1935),
287–89
,
419
,
467
,
471
,
489
fn
.

Anglo–Polish treaty (1939),
550
,
551
,
556–57
,
564
,
570

Annunziata, Collar of the,
483

Anti-Comintern Pact,
299
,
353
,
439
,
455
,
459
,
465
,
476
,
506
,
523
,
539–40
,
887

anti-Hitler conspiracy,
372–82
,
404–8
,
411–14
,
422–26
,
517
,
530
,
558–60
,
591
,
596
,
647–56
,
658–59
,
670
,
692–94
,
715
,
719
,
754
fn
.,
846
fn
.,
848
fn
.,
903–8
,
1002
,
1012–82

anti-Semitism, 23–27, 35, 40
fn
., 41, 45, 48,
91
,
106
,
149
,
236
,
238
,
251
, 372;
see also
Jews

“Anton,”
922
,
923

Antonescu, Ion,
800
fn
.,
995

Antwerp,
717
,
718
,
724
,
725
,
761
,
772
,
1086
,
1090
,
1099

Arabia,
810

Arabian Sea,
805

Archangel, U.S.S.R.,
811
,
870
fn
.

Arco-Valley, Count Anton, 33

Ardennes Forest,
718
,
723
,
933
,
1090–96
,
1108

armistice: of 1918,
see under
World War I; of 1940,
see
Franco–German armistice; Franco–Italian armistice

Army, German (and Reichswehr),
63–66
,
89
,
93
,
119
,
143
,
160
,
185
,
201
,
211
,
236
,
259
,
260
,
263
,
267
,
293
,
301
,
305
,
328
,
458
,
1104–5

U
NDER THE
R
EPUBLIC
: political activities,
3
, 31–35, 38, 45, 46,
53–55
,
63
,
64
,
137–38
,
150–52
,
159–62
,
174–75
,
179
,
182–83
,
188
, 219; policy on armistice and Versailles terms, 31–32,
53
,
58–60
,
62
,
63
,
65
,
281
,
284
, 285; attitude toward Republic, 31–34,
53
,
58–61
,
64–65
,
138–42
,
186–87
; suppresses leftists, 33–34,
54–55
,
65
, 165; relations with Nazis (to 1934), 45, 46,
70–73
,
77
,
138–42
,
146
,
159–61
,
182–83
,
185–88
,
196–98
,
204–7
,
214–16
,
220
,
225–27
,
229

H
ITLER
E
RA
: subordination to Hitler,
226–27
,
229
,
318
,
320
,
324
,
355–56
,
658–59
,
754
fn
.,
840
,
866–67
; expansion and reorganization by Hitler,
253–55
,
281
,
284–85
,
299
,
307
,
318–19
,
489
, 865; generals’ opposition to Hitler,
309
,
310
,
354
,
366–71
,
488
,
517–18
,
643–46
,
830–31
,
834
,
856–58
,
915
,
917–19
,
926–27
, 1091; Blomberg-Fritsch affair,
311–21
,
354–56
; generals’ plot,
317
,
372
,
374
,
378–82
,
393
,
405
,
414
,
424–26
,
517–18
,
558–60
,
647–51
,
658–59
,
693–94
,
903–7
,
1014–15
,
1018–19
,
1020–22
,
1026–36
,
1041–82

I
NVASION
P
LANS AND
C
AMPAIGNS
: Austria,
335
, 336; Balkans,
816–17
, 820; Britain,
747
,
758–67
,
774
, 781; Czechoslovakia,
363
,
366–71
,
377–82
,
387
,
393
,
402
,
410
,
428
, 445; Danzig and Memel,
456
,
468
, 498; Mediterranean area,
913–14
; North Africa,
827
,
911–13
; Norway and Denmark,
673
,
681–82
,
698–701
,
707
,
709–11
; Poland,
460
,
462–63
,
496–98
,
506
,
517–18
,
530
,
534
,
549
,
556–60
,
569
,
589–91
,
599
,
625
,
626
,
629
,
633
,
660–61
, 944; Russia,
796–800
,
810
,
812
,
822
,
829–32
,
834
,
844–46
,
853
,
855–70
,
879
,
891
,
909
,
915–19
,
922
,
925–34
,
1014–15
; Western Europe,
487
,
506
,
590
,
618
,
633
,
635
,
643–46
,
652
,
656
,
658–59
,
693–94
,
713
,
715–38
,
728–29
,
731–36
,
741

S
ETBACKS AND
D
EFEAT
: retreat in Africa,
919–21
; Italy,
996
,
999–1001
; Russian front,
1006–7
,
1041
,
1043
,
1085
,
1096–98
, 1103; in west,
1036–42
,
1085–86
,
1088–96
,
1099
,
1100–2
; total mobilization, 1087; desertions,
1088
,
1100–1
; rout and surrender,
1105–7
,
1112–13
,
1120–22
,
1125
,
1126
,
1130
,
1138
,
1139

W
AR
C
RIMES AND
V
IOLATIONS OF
G
ENEVA
C
ONVENTION
,
939
,
945
,
947
,
952
,
957–59
,
976
,
1029
,
1090
fn
.,
1095
fn
.,
1100

Army, German, units:

A
RMY
G
ROUPS:

A (eastern front),
915
,
928

A (western front),
718
,
726
,
732
,
733
,
762–63

B (in Alps),
999

B (eastern front),
916

B (western front, 1940),
733
,
762

B (western front, 1944–45),
1031
,
1038
,
1040
,
1074–75
,
1105

C,
646

Center,
853
,
856–57
,
859
,
862
,
863
,
865
,
903
fn
.,
905
,
947
,
1014
,
1018–19
,
1041
,
1046
,
1085