Berlin

Potsdam Conference

Potsdamer Platz

Powers, Francis Gary

Prenzlauer Berg

Preysing, Konrad von

Princip, Gavrilo

Prisoners, selling

Privatization, in former GDR

Profiteers

Progressive Party

Prostitution

Protestants

Protests. SeeRiots and demonstrations

Proust, Marcel

Prussian Academy of Arts

Prussian Landtag (state parliament)

Punk rockers

Putkammer, Johannes

Quadripartite Agreement

Quandt, Magda

Quirnheim, Mertz von

Raabe, Peter

Raczynski, Athanasius

Radio broadcasting

Radio in the American Sector (RIAS)

Radio Symphony Orchestra

Radunsky, Peter

Radziwill Palais

RAF. SeeRote Armee Fraktion

Railway stations

Railways

Rath, Ernst vom

Rathenau, Walter

Rationing. SeeShortages

Ravensbrück

Reagan, Ronald

Real estate market

Red Orchestra

Reed, Lou

Reformism

Reforms, constitutional

Reforms, political

Reich, Jens

Reich, Simon

Reich Chamber for the Visual Arts

Reich Chamber of Culture

Reich Chamber of Music

Reichspietsch, Max

Reichssportfeld

Reichstag (building)

construction and reconstruction

destruction

Reichstag (institution)

convening in

dissolution in

establishment in Berlin

Hitler’s Enabling Act

increase in SPD seats

1917 peace offensive

Reinhard Freikorps

Reinhardt, Max

Reitz, Edgar

Remarque, Erich Maria

Renovation. SeeUrban renewal

Rentenmark

Reparations, economic

Republic. SeeWeimar Republic

Resistance movements

Restoration. SeeUrban renewal

Reunification

choice of capital

clearing up loose ends

commemorative sculpture

cultural scene demise of the wall

eradicating Marxist remnants

Holocaust commemoration

immigrants and neo-Nazis

national and international response to

negotiating terms

official memory

Wall in the Head

See alsoUrban renewal

Reuter, Edward

Reuter, Ernst(fig.)

The Revolt of the Weavers(Kollwitz)

Revolutions, attempted

RIAS. SeeRadio in the American Sector

Ribbentrop, Joachim von

Riefenstahl, Leni

Ringvereine(sporting associations)

Riots and demonstrations

anti-war demonstrations

Baader-Meinhof

Communist May Day demonstrations

food shortage riots

GDR(fig.)

Hitler’s ban

Kristallnacht(fig.)

Nazis’ anti-Communist violence

neo-Nazis

opposition to SPD and war

over change of capital

People’s Naval Division ransacking of Chancellery

renaming streets and removing monuments

rock concert

Scheunenviertel uprising

squatters’ movement

support of Lenin coup

Robertson, Brian

Rock music

Rogers, Richard

Rohe, Mies van der

Rohwedder, Detlev

Roloff-Momin, Ulrich

Romanisches Café

Rontgen, Wilhelm

Rosa Luxemburg(film)

Rosenberg, Alfred

Der Rosenkavalier(Strauss)

Rosenstrasse resistance

Rosenthal, Abraham

Rosenthal, Lisa

Rosh, Lea

Ross, Jean

Rote Armee Fraktion (RAF)

Roth, Joseph

Rotten, Johnny

Royal Air Force

Royal Opera

Royal Palace

Rubble women

Rübezahl Gasthaus

Rühe, Volker

Rumbold, Horace

Rundstedt, Gerd von

Rusk, Dean

Russell, Odo

Russia

Anglo-Russian relations

anti-German stance

collapse of czarist regime

colony in unified Berlin

concerns over 1871 unification

declaration of war against

Eastern Question

effect of Revolution on Russo-German relations

ineptitude against German forces

invasion of Poland

mobilization of troops against Austria

resignation from WWI

results of Congress of Berlin

Russians in Weimar

See alsoSoviet Union

Russian Orthodox Church

Russian Revolution

Ruttmann, Walter

SA. SeeStormtroopers

Sachsenhausen

Saefkow, Anton

Sagebiel, Ernst

Sahm, Heinrich

Salome(Strauss)

Sanitation

Santana, Carlos

Sarajevo, Yugoslavia

Sardanapal(Wilhelm II)

Sartre, Jean-Paul

Sassen, Saskia

Schabowski, Günther

Schacht, Hjalmar

Schÿdlich, Joachim

Scharoun, Hans

Scháuble, Wolfgang

Schaubühne

Scheffler, Karl

Scheidemann, Philipp

Scherl Verlag Scheunenviertel

Schichter, Rudolf

Schiele, Egon

Schiemann, Theodor

Schinkel, Karl Friedrich

Schirmer, Bernd

Schlafburschen(temporary lodgers)

Schlehweins Giraffe(Schirmer)

Schleicher, Kurt vonߞ

Schleyer, Hanns-Martin

Schlieffen Plan

Schliemann, Heinrich

Schlöndorff, Völker

Schloβplatz

Schmid, Carlo

Schmidt, Helmut

Schmidt, Renate

Schneider, Peter

Schneider, Rolf

Schönberg, Arnold

Schöneberg districtߞ

Schröder, Gerhard

Schroder, Louise

Schultes, Axel

Schulze-Boysen, Harro

Schumann, Conrad

Schuster, Joseph

Schutzstaffel. SeeSS

Schweik(Piscator)

Schwers, Paul

Schwitters, Kurt

Science and technology

Sculpture. SeeArts, plastic

SDS. SeeSozialistischer Deutscher

Studentenbund SED. SeeParty of Democratic Socialism; Socialist Unity Party

Seeckt, Hans von

Seghers, Anna

Seldte, Franz

Semyonov, Vladimir

Serra, Richard

Sewer system

Sezession (Secession) movement

Sheehan, Vincent

Sherrill, Charles

Shevardnadze, Eduard

Shirer, William

Shortages

Berlin airlift

food and fuel

housing shortages in Weimar

WWII

Siedler, Wolf Jobst

Siegesallee

Siegessäule(Victory Column)

Siemens

Silesia

Silver jubilee

Sinatra Doctrine

Sinclair, Upton

Sinfonietta(Janácek)

Singer, Paul

Sinti-Roma (Gypsies)

Six-Day Bicycle Races

Sklarek, Leo

Sklarek, Willy

Slevogt, Max

A Small Town in Germany(Le Carré)

Smith, Howard K.

Social Democratic Party (SPD)

choice of FRD capital

food riots

formation of SED

incompetence in West Berlin

opposition to navy bill

popular opposition to

postwar activities