German Folklore
German Gold Discount Bank
‘German greeting’
German Institute for Business Research
German Labour Front
and Block Wardens
and denunciations
takeover of trade unions
and the Reich Food Estate
and female workers
and small workshops
and pharmacists
Ley appointed to lead
internal structures
and the Italian Fascist model
corruption
wages
and welfare
and women’s welfare
and The Stormer
and Austria
see also Strength Through Joy
German language
‘German mathematics’
German Medical Association
German Music Critics’ Association
German National Healers’ Union
German National Prize for Art and Science
German News Office
German Nobles’ Union (Deutsche Adelsgenossenschaft)
German Officers’ League
German People’s Party
German Prize for Art and Science
German Publishing Institution
German Research Community
German Revolution (1918-19)
German Students’ League
German Students’ Union
German Teachers’ Paper (Allgemeine Deutsche Lehrerzeitung)
German Women’s Bureau
Gershwin, George
Gestapo (Geheime Staatspolizei; Secret State Police)
early history
and Social Democrats
and Communists
arrest of prisoners on release from custody
interrogation by
nationwide series of raids (April 1938)
Müller heads
and denunciations
and the press
raids of libraries and bookshops
closes down art exhibition
and music
and the Catholics
and Jehovah’s Witnesses
and student unrest
and Thyssen
and Strength Through Joy
on the shop-floor
and African-Germans
and homosexuality
and mixed marriages
and Austria
and Czechoslovakia
Giessen, University of
Girmann, Ernst
Glass, Fridolin
Gleiwitz, Upper Silesia
Globke, Hans
Globocnik, Odilo
Glogau
Goebbels, Magda
Goebbels, Paul Joseph
propagandist
and the Reichstag fire
heads Propaganda Ministry
complains about Papen
Röhm purge
and capital punishment
and cultural revolution
Nuremberg propaganda
and Triumph of the Will
reviews SA-Man Brand
and Mickey Mouse films
gains control of film industry
and radio
and Rosenberg
and Reich Culture Chamber
and the press
and Ditzen’s books
and the theatre
and Barlach
and Breker
bans art criticism
and Speer
new house on the Wannsee
and Strauss
and Reich Music Chamber
and Furtwängler
and Bayreuth
and music
on art and politics
efforts to make propaganda interesting
and refractory pastors
and the Catholics
religious beliefs
his paper, The Attack
on women
earnings
treatment of Finck
antisemitism
and Muchow
and tourism
Winter Aid
and Hilgenfeldt
club foot
Mother’s Day
and 1938 pogrom
and expropriation of the Jews
plays a trick on Hanfstaengl
and Austria
and Czechoslovakia
on ‘war psychosis’ of the population
hate campaign against Poland
Goerdeler, Carl
Goethe, Johann Wolfgang von
Gold Standard
Goring, Hermann
man of action
appointed Prussian Minister of the Interior
Minister without Portfolio
hands over control of Prussian political police
Röhm purge
made Hitler’s deputy and successor
establishes Gestapo
and Dimitrov’s trial
and Furtwangler
and Catholics
and Darré
and Schmitt
and the Four-Year Plan
as head of the air force
bugging and telephone tapping of industrialists
properties, artworks and other assets
taste for uniforms and titles
antisemitism
Duke and Duchess of Windsor
Decree on the Duty of Service
and African-Germans
and Austria
and Czechoslovakia
brokers Munich conference behind Hitler’s back
tries to avoid conflict with the British
Görlitz
Gotha
Göttingen
Göttingen Daily News-Sheet (Göttinger Tageblatt)
Graener, Paul
Grashof, Otto
Great German Art Exhibition (Munich, 1937)
Greater Germany (Grossdeutschland)
Greece
Greenwood, Arthur
Gregor, Joseph
Gröber, Archbishop Konrad
Gross, Walter
Grosz, George
Gruhn, Margarethe
Gründgens, Gustav
Grünewald, Matthias
Grynszpan, Herschel
Guenther, Peter
Guernica
guilds
Guatemala
Gulbranssen, Trygve
Gumbel, Emil Julius
Gunzenhausen, Franconia
Gurtner, Reich Justice Minister Franz
Gustloff, Wilhelm
Gypsies
Haavara Transfer Agreement (1933)
Haberstock, Karl
Habicht, Theo
Habitual Criminals Law (1933)
Habsburg Monarchy
Hácha, Emil
Haeften, Hans-Bernd von
Haffner, Sebastian see Pretzel, Raimund
Hahn, Otto
Haile Selassie, Emperor of Ethiopia
Halder, General Franz
Halifax, Lord
Halle-Merseburg
Haller, Johannes
Hamburg
police
Gestapo headquarters
proposed suspension bridge
Hitler Youth
comradeship houses
labour exchange
action against Jewish businesses
Chamber of Commerce
Foreign Currency Search Office
Regional Finance Office
Aryanization Department
closing of Jewish shops
Beiersdorf company
Electricity Works
Sickness Fund
creation of Greater Hamburg
Regional Court
and 1938 pogrom
Hamburg-America Shipping Line
Hammerstein, General Kurt von
Hamsun, Knut
Handel, Georg Friedrich
Hanfstaengl, Eberhard
Hanfstaengl, Ernst ‘Putzi’
Hanover
Hans Westma
r: One of Many (film)
Hanselbauer Hotel, Bad Wiessee
Harbou, Thea von
Harlan, Veit
Hartmann, Karl Amadeus
Harvest Thanksgiving Festival
Hassell, Ulrich von
Haupt, Joachim
Hauptmann, Gerhart
Health Office, Reich
Heckel, Erich
Heckert, Fritz
Heidegger, Martin
Heidelberg University
Heine, Heinrich
Heines, Edmund
Heinkel, Ernst
Heisenberg, Werner
Heissmeyer, August
Helldorf, Wolf Heinrich, Count
Henderson, Sir Nevile
Henkel company
Henkell, Annelies
Henlein, Konrad
Hereditarily Diseased Offspring, Law for the Prevention of
Hereditary Health of the German People, Law for the Protection of the (1935)
hereditary theory of disease
Hereditary Health Courts
Hermann-Göring-Works, Linz
Herrenclub, Berlin
Hertie department stores
Hertz, Gustav
Hertz, Heinrich
Hess, Rudolf
Hitler dictates My Struggle to
joins the cabinet
warns against revolutionary agitation
offers to shoot the Rohm traitors
laws and decrees proposed by Reich Ministries
and theservice
his powers increasingly used by Bormann
and the judiciary
at Nuremberg Rally
Office of the Leader’s Deputy
and department stores
and the Factory Cell Organization
wages issue
and mixed marriages
and the Citizenship Law
and the 1938 pogrom
Hesse
Heydebreck, Max
Heydrich, Reinhard
head of SS Security Service
and Rohm’s overthrow
feared and disliked
background and early career
put in charge of Gestapo
on the judicial system
and Criminal Police raids
enrols Muller in the Security Service
and denunciations
and the Catholic Church
and Foreign Currency Search Office
and 1938 pogrom
and Jewish emigration
and the Fritsch affair
and Austria
provides pretext for invasion of Poland
Heymann, Lida Gustava
High Command of the Armed Forces
Higher Education Commission of the Nazi Party
Hilgenfeldt, Erich
Himmler, Heinrich
centralizes police apparatus in his own hands
and Röhm’s murder
builds up the SS
establishes Security Service
replaces Diels as head of Gestapo
made Chief of the German Police
appoints Eicke to run Dachau
secures immunity from prosecution for concentration camp staff
and the Gestapo
at Nuremberg Rally
and the Catholics
and Darré
plans for the SS
and Jehovah’s Witnesses
Himmler, Heinrich - contd.
Hitler Youth police force
orders students to help with the harvest
and Heisenberg
and history
and the aristocracy
and Fritz Lenz
and breeding a future master-race
and Gypsies
and homosexuality
and annexation of Austria
Hindemith, Paul
Hindenburg, Paul von
a staunch monarchist
powers
appoints cabinet of experts under Brüning
re-election (1932)
appoints Hitler as Chancellor
emergency decree after the Reichstag fire
and Jewish war veterans
enforces Fritsch’s appointment
ill-health
retires to his estate
wants brownshirts brought to heel
and Papen
and Röhm purge
death
death penalty decree
Hitler’s misuse of his official funds
socializes with Prussian landed aristocrats
Hinkel, Hans
Hinterstocker (village treasurer)
Hirschberg
Historical Journal (Historische Zeitschrift)
history
in education
and liberalism
History of the New Germany, Reich Institute for the
Hitler, Adolf
birth (1889)
failed artist
putsch attempt (1923)
imprisoned (1924)
antisemitism
idea of racial conquest of Eastern Europe
appointment as Chancellor
assurances to the German army
starts to bypass the cabinet
cult of
Rohm purge
merges offices of President and Chancellor
Head of State
contempt for state and law
poverty and unemployment before the First World War
birthday celebrations
radio broadcasts
bans German citizens from receiving Nobel prizes
and Breker
and National Gallery directors
and Speer
plans for Berlin
passion for Wagner
speeches on art and mass culture
and the arts
and ‘Reich Church’
and Ministry for Church Affairs
and Niemoller
and the Catholic Church
faith in science as the basis for action
and the universities
attitude to intellectuals
praises German military prowess and great national heroes
and motorways
and unemployment
on women
rearmament
‘living-space’
and Schacht
on the aim of German foreign policy
plans for a general European war
source of funds
and ‘one-pot Sunday’
portrays himself as a man of the people
and Haavara Transfer Agreement
and the Olympic Games
unleashes the 1938 pogrom after vom Rath’s death
orders stopping of the pogrom
first threatens Jewish annihilation
working habits
visits Mussolini (June 1934)
on the Saarlanders’ decision
Blomberg-Fritsch affair
health concerns
Vienna speech (15 March 1938)
plot against him (1938)
first meets Chamberlain
fails to secure Anglo-French neutrality
Reichstag speech on invasion of Poland
increasingly unshakeable faith in himself
My Struggle
Hitler Youth Quex (film)
Hitler Youth
Hlinka Guard
Hoegner, Wilhelm
Hoffmann, Heinrich
Hofmannsthal, Hugo von
Hohberg und Buchwald, Anton, Baron von
Hohenzollern family
Hohner, Ernst
Hohner company
Holland
Holy Roman Empire
Home Defence Brigades (Austria)
Home Office (UK)
homosexuality
Homosexuality and Abortion, Reich Central Office for the Combating of
Honiok, Franz
horse-riding associations
Horst Wessel Song
Horten, Helmut
Hort
hy, Admiral Miklós
Hoss, Rudolf
Hossbach, Colonel Friedrich
Hotel Blum, Oberhof
Hotel Dreesen, Bad Godesberg
Hotel Kaiserhof, Berlin
Hoteliers and Innkeepers, Reich Association of German
House of Commons
House of German Art, Munich
housing
Hradschin Castle, Prague
Huber, Ernst Rudolf
Hugenberg, Alfred
Hungary
hunting
Huntingdon’s chorea
hyperinflation
Idinger, Ignaz
I.G. Farben
illegitimacy
Imperial Institute of Physics and Technology
imports
Individual Trade, Law for the Protection of
industry
and unionized labour
job losses
funds Nazi propaganda
investment
industrial relations
see also under individual firms
Industry, Reich Association of German
infant mortality
inflation
inheritance laws
Innitzer, Cardinal Theodor
insanity
Institutes for Racial Studies
insurance; see also Allianz
Insurance, Reich Association for Private
intelligence tests
Interior, Prussian Ministry of
Interior, Reich Ministry of the
International Brigade
International Socialist Fighting League
investment
iron
Iron Guard
Istanbul
Italy
Church-state struggle
Corporate State
exporter to Third Reich
seasonal workers in Germany
tourism
family policy
Hitler wants to annex German-speaking areas
imperialism
Jager, August
Jannings, Emil
Japan
Jawlensky, Alexei
jazz
Jehovah’s Witnesses
Jellinek, Walter
Jena University
Jesuits
Jewish Assets, Decree on the Utilization of (1938)
Jewish Culture League
Jews
population
in German society and culture
civil servants
war veterans
synagogues
boycott of businesses
scientists
emigration
murders during Röhm purge
writers
excluded from the theatre
artists
architects
musicians
pressure to dismiss Jews from Church employment
converts to Christianity
Niemoller on
and German education
and the Hitler Youth
doctors
and Bolshevism
attacks on Jewish firms
as scapegoats
and Winter Aid
abortion for Jewish women
fashion designers
removal of citizenship
mixed marriages
racial classification
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