Harnack-Fish, Mildred
Harrer, Heinrich
Harris, Arthur ‘Bomber’
Hartheim
Harvest Festival, Operation
Hasinger, Fritz
Hassell, Ulrich von
Haushofer, Albrecht
Haushofer, Karl
Hausknecht, Rudolf
Hawaii
Hay, Operation
heavy water
Hebrew
Hedin, Sven
Heidelberg University
Heim, Heinrich
Heinkel (bombers)
Heinrici, Gotthard
deep-seated prejudices
and Operation Barbarossa
on occupation of Soviet Union
on winter war
sceptical about Hitler as commander
reputation as defensive tactician
background and career
commitment to continuing to fight
allegiance to Hitler
and Speer’s plans to preserve infrastructure
resignation
postwar life
Heisenberg, Werner
Heissmeyer, Kurt
Helldorf, Wolf Heinrich Count von
Helmbrechts sub-camp
Helmstedt
Helsinki
Henlein, Konrad
Henriot, Philippe
hepatitis
Hereditary Health Matters, Reich Committee for
hereditary theory of disease
Hermann G̈ring Reich Works
Hess, Rudolf
Hesse
heterochromia
Heyde, Werner
Heydrich, Reinhard
creation of Reich Security Head Office
and German army’s atrocities in Poland
and Germanization programmes in Poland
encourages Kr̈ger
and deportation of Jews
establishment of ghettos
policies against Gypsies
and ‘euthanasia action’ programme
and plan to kidnap Duke and Duchess of Windsor
and Herbert Backe
Commissar Order
and Task Forces
plans for ‘total solution of the Jewish question’
approves use of gas chambers
at Wannsee Conference (1942)
implementation of ‘final solution’
racial policies in Protectorate
character
and segregation of forced labourers
visits Paris (May 1942)
and extermination of Gypsies
assassinated
Hildesheim
Hilfrich, Antonius, Bishop of Limburg
Himalayas
Himmler, Heinrich
clashes with Hans Frank
creation of Reich Security Head Office
appointed Reich Commissioner for the Strengthening of the German Race
population transfer programmes
policy on Jews in Poland
and anti-Jewish legislation in Germany
and the ‘Gypsy problem’
observes gassing of mental patients
and ‘euthanasia action’ programme
interrogation of Georg Elser
on aim of war against Soviet Union
General Plan for the East
visits Task Forces in occupied east
granted complete control over ‘security measures’ in east
orders mass execution of Jews in east
and mass deportation of Jews from Reich
creation of genocidal mentality
development of genocidal policy
acceleration of killing programme
and Heydrich
implementation of ‘final solution’
establishment of Auschwitz
orders ‘liquidation’ of ghettos
and Speer
and the SS economic empire
and labour mobilization schemes
restructuring of concentration camps’ administration
and French occupation administration
deportation of Jews from Western Europe
Ancestral Heritage organization
establishment of Military SS
Reich Interior Minister
and judiciary
and corruption in concentration camps
extermination of Gypsies
policy on homosexuals
and population growth
and Arno Breker
and closure of universities
and medical experimentation
and Warsaw uprising (1944)
and July 1944 plotters
and ‘wonder-weapons’
and ‘People’s Storm’
murderous mentality of final weeks
and Count Bernadotte
last days in the bunker
leaves Berlin
secret negotiations with Swedish Red Cross
suicide
Hindenburg, Paul von
Hippler, Fritz
Hirt, August
historians
History of National Socialism, Research Centre for the
Hitler, Adolf
German-Soviet Non-Aggression Pact (1939)
invasion of Poland
‘peace offer’ to Britain
plans for occupied Poland
admiration for Stalin
amnesty for German army’s actions in Poland
preference for subordinates to fight each other
strips Hans Frank of Party offices
visits Jewish quarter of Kielce
plans for removal of Jews from the Reich
plans for elimination of ‘degenerates’
and ‘euthanasia action’ programme
annual address to Party Regional Leaders
assassination attempt (November 1939)
Munich beer-hall putsch (1923)
determined to attack Britain and France
Army chiefs’ conspiracy against
invasion of Norway
halts German advance through France
Hitler, Adolf - cont.
and signing of French Armistice
conquest of France high-point of his popularity
sight-seeing trip to Paris
ambivalence towards British
plans for invasion of Britain
and Battle of Britain
negotiations with Franco
relations with Mussolini
meeting with Haj Amin al-Husseini
invasion of Yugoslavia and Greece
supports Antonescu in Romania
plans for conquest of Russia
and Hess’s mission to Britain
his monologues
and treatment of Russian prisoners of war
establishes ‘Wolf’s Lair’
plans for occupied Soviet territory
orders diversion of forces to south of Soviet Union
and march on Moscow
winter clothes for troops appeal
takes command of military operations
grants Himmler control of ‘security measures’ in occupied east
mass murder of East European Jews reflection of his beliefs
‘prophecy’ on annihilation of Jews
declares war on USA
increasing rhetorical attacks on Jews
sanctions mass deportations of Jews from Reich
creation of genocidal mentality
justification of genocidal policy
appoints Heydrich Reich Protector
anger at Heydrich’s assassination
and food shortages
report on Reinhard Action
and restructuring of armaments production
appointment of Speer to replace Todt
and the ‘New Order’
and labour mobilization
and women in workforce
and deportation of Jews from Western Europe
anger at Nazi allies refusal to deport remainder of Jews
and summer offensive in east (1942)
open contempt for army leadership
and Battle of Stalingrad (1942-43)
and ‘total war’ initiative
launches ‘terror raids’ on Britain
growing popular disillusionment with
talks with King of Bulgaria (1943)
rescue of Mussolini
assents to German retreat from Caucaus
and Battle of Kursk (1943)
distrust of army
donations to senior army officers
and Nazi political education of soldiers
guidelines for courts-martial
increasing withdrawal from public view
physical deterioration
fragmentation of government
interventions with judiciary
views on homosexuality
concern at falling birth rate
anti-Christian policies
passion for music
art collecting
and medical experimentation
and deportation of Hungarian Jews
assassination attempts (1943)
July 1944 assassination plot
kidnap of Admiral H’rthy’s son
Battle of the Bulge (1944 - 5)
‘wonder-weapons’
‘People’s Storm’
last speech (30 January 1945)
final proclamations to armed forces
murderous mentality of final weeks
refuses to surrender
‘Nero order’ (March
last days in the bunker
marriage
suicide
disposal of body
‘Political Testament’
announcement of his death
My Struggle
Table Talk
Hitler Youth
in occupied Poland
Schirach as head
evacuation scheme
and ideological education of German soldiers
and ‘Swing Youth’
influence on schools
labour schemes
and liquidation of concentration camps
in last weeks of war
see also League of German Girls
Hlinka, Andrej
Hlinka Guard
Hochtief (construction company)
Hoepner, Erich
Hof
Hofer, Walter Andreas
Hoffmann, Heinrich
Hoffmann, Kurt-Rudolf
Ḧfle, Hermann
Hohensalza
Hohlenlynchen
Holland
German invasion
government in exile
deportation of Jews from
empire
sequestration of equipment and materials
exports to Germany
and the ‘New Order’
aircraft production
Dutch civilian workers in Germany
political prisoners in concentration camps
administration during occupation
Jewish population
antisemitism
Churches
labour camps
persecution of Dutch Jews
Military SS recruitment
confiscation of artworks
Allied forces advance into
surrender of German forces
homosexuals, homosexuality
Hood (cruiser)
Horowitz, Vladimir
horses
H’rthy, Mikl’s
H’rthy, Mikl’s (son)
Hosenfeld, Wilm
on life in Warsaw ghetto
on German conquest of France
Hosenfeld, Wilm - cont.
on treatment of Russian prisoners of war
on operation of concentration camps
on extermination of Jews
hatred for Nazism
rescue of Jews
and Warsaw uprising (1944)
imprisonment and death
Ḧss, Rudolf
on Task Force shootings
commandant of Auschwitz
transferred to concentration camp inspectorate
treatment of homosexuals
ordered to destroy Auschwitz
contemplates suicide
trial and execution
Hoth, Hermann
housing shortages
Hradˇany Castle
Huber, Kurt
Hudal, Bishop Alois
Hungary
Polish Jews flee to
Romanian territory ceded to
and German invasion of Yugoslavia and Greece
and German invasion of Soviet Union
oil supplies
declares war on USA
and planned extermination of Jews
deportation of Jews from
Hungarian civilian workers in Germany
German influence in
refusal to deport remainder of Jews
German troops invade
Red Army approaches
Arrow Cross
leaves alliance with Germany
Red Army occupation
‘hunger plan’
Huntington’s disease
Huntsville, Alabama
Hurricane (fighter-plane)
Husseini, Haj Amin al-
Huta (engineering company)
I Accuse (film)
Iasi
If This Is a Man (Levi)
I. G. Farben
India
Inner Mission
Inochentists
intelligentsia
in Poland
in Soviet Union
Interior, Reich Ministry of the
Iraq
Ireland
iron
Iron Guard, Romanian
Isopescu, Modest
Israel
Italy
emigration from Poland to
annexation of Ethiopia
enters war
invasion of Greece
North African debacle
and German invasion of Yugoslavia and Greece
reaction to Croatian genocide
and German invasion of Soviet Union
declares war on USA
deportation of Jews from
oil consumption
Italian civilian workers in Germany
German influence in
Allied invasion
defection to Allied side
puppet regime at Salò
treatment of Jews during German occupation
introduction of malaria to Pontine marshes
execution of Mussolini
surrender of German forces
Jacobs, Artur
J̈ger, August
Jannings, Emil
Jantausch, Pavel
Japan
Jasenovac concentration camp
jaundice
Jeckeln, Friedrich
Jehovah’s Witnesses
Jelesi’, Milorad
Jena
Jerusalem
Jeschonnek, Hans
Jesuits
jet aircraft
Jew S̈ss (film)
Jewish Councils
in ghettos
in Amsterdam
in Hungary
Jewish Culture League
Jewish World Congress
‘Jewish world conspiracy’
Jews
atrocities against in Poland
and Germanization programmes in Poland
emigration
yellow star badges
in Soviet-occupied Polish territory
destruction of synagogues
pogrom of November 1938 (’Night of Broken Glass’)
regarded as race apart in Germany
as distinctive national minority in Poland
‘Eastern Jews’
antisemitic feature films
foundation of ghettos in Poland
deportation of groups of Jews into General Government
plans for removal of Jews from the Reich
forced labour schemes
confiscation of property
German Jews moved into ‘residence camps’
‘mixed-race’ Jews
in psychiatric institutions
‘mixed marriages’
in North Africa
massacred by Romanian Iron Guard
in Croatia
in Bulgaria
atrocities against in Soviet Union
mass executions in occupied east
genocide of Romanian Jews
atrocities against in Yugoslavia
Hitler prophesizes annihilation
mass deportation of Jews from Reich
growing restrictions on German Jews
ghettos in occupied east
Jews - cont.
development of genocidal policy against
first extermination camps
in Serbia
development of ‘final solution of Jewish question’
‘Reinhard Action’ extermination camps
in Majdanek
in Auschwitz
in Hungary
in Theresienstadt
transitional confinement in ghettos
Nazi ideology blames Jews for all ills
total numbers killed by Nazis
Aryanization of Jewish businesses and property
treatment of Jews in France
deportation of Jews from Western Europe
persecution of Dutch Jews
treatment of Jewish populations in Nazi’s allies
partisan groups
barred from public air-raid shelters
treatment of Jews in Italy
public knowledge of genocide
rescue attempts
studies of alleged Jewish racial characteristics
medical experimentation on
massacred by Hungarian Arrow Cross
‘death marches’
expressions of sympathy for
memorials to Nazism’s victims
restitution of confiscated property
see also antisemitism; ghettos; Judaism
Jews’ Houses
Jews, Reich Association of
Jochum, Eugen
Jodl, Alfred
Johst, Hanns
jokes
Jong, Jan de, Bishop of Utrecht
Jordan, Olaf
Joyce, William (’Lord Haw-Haw’)
Judaism
judiciary see also courts; Justice, Reich Ministry of
July 1944 bomb plot
Junghans, Franz
Junkers (bombers)
Junkers factory
Justice, Reich Ministry of
Kabasta, Osvald
Kaiser Wilhelm Society institutes
Kalla’y, Miklo’s
Kalmenhof psychiatric reformatory
Kaltenbrunner, Ernst
Kamenetsk-Podolsk
Kammhuber, Josef
Kammler, Hans
Kaplan, Chaim
Kapp putsch (1920)
Kappler, Herbert
Karajan, Herbert von
Karelia
Karlshof
Karski, Jan
Kassel
Kattowitz
Katyn’ Forest massacre
Katyusha rocket launcher
Kaufbeuren-Irsee asylum
Kaufman, Theodore N.
Kaufmann, Karl
Kazakhstan
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