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INDEX

1st Belorussian Front 756

1st Panzer Army 629, 632

1st Ukrainian Front 756

1st US Army 737, 760

2nd Army 450, 454, 658

2nd Belorussian Front 756

2nd Panzer Army 454

3rd Belorussian Front 756

3rd Panzer Army 442, 647

3rd US Army 744, 788

3rd White Russian Front 738

4th Army 450, 758

4th Army (Romanian) 543

4th Panzer Army 442, 544, 545, 617, 793

5th Panzer Army 741, 744

6th Army 465, 530, 531, 537, 543, 544, 545, 547–54, 772

6th Panzer Army 747, 757, 787

6th SS Panzer Army 741, 743–4

7th Airborne Division 170–1

7th Army 638

7th Army (French) 542

8th Army 78

8th Army (British) 523, 535, 538, 540, 600

8th Army (Italian) 546

9th Army 531, 580, 647, 788, 793, 802, 805, 808, 809, 813, 814, 815, 826

10th Panzer Division 668

11th Army 514, 531

12th Army 366, 805, 809

17th Army 465

18th Army 359, 408

48th Panzer Corps 543

56th Panzer Corps 808

57th Panzer Corps 545

101st Airborne Division 744

A

Aachen 703, 737, 742

A4 rocket 622, 645

Aalborg aerodrome 288

Abetz, Otto 322, 475, 541

Abruzzi 602

Absberg, Franconia 426

Abwehr (military intelligence) 90, 157, 217, 262, 268, 269, 270, 271, 655, 659, 661, 667, 676

Abyssinian crisis 4, 23, 24, 25, 65

Adam, General Wilhelm 98, 103, 106, 107

Adlerhorst (Eagle’s Eyrie) (‘Führer Headquarters’), Ziegenberg 742, 756, 768

Adlon Hotel, Berlin 170

Admiral Scheer (cruiser) 43

Africa 405, 423

Afrika Korps 540, 546, 586

agriculture 162, 186, 187

Air Ministry, Berlin 7

‘Aktion Reinhard’ 484, 603

‘Alarich’ plans 594

Albania: annexation of 193; Italian military setbacks 364

Albrecht, NSKK-Oberführer Alwin-Broder 797

Albritton, David 7

Alexandria 524

Algiers 539

Almería, shelling of (1937) 43–4

Alsace 315, 323, 744, 747

Alsace-Lorraine 664

Altmark 287

Alvensleben, Ludolf von 231, 242–3

Amann, Max 299

Amerika (H’s special armoured train) 294, 365

Amsterdam 590

Andalusia 15

Anglo-German Society 378

Anschluß xviii, 44, 45, 64–86, 147, 224; and Austrian plebiscites 65; a defining moment in the Third Reich 64, 83; Einsatzgruppen (task forces) 241, 246; legal framework 78–9, 80; provides the impetus to radicalization 64; a watershed for H 83, 92, 94

anti-clericalism 39–40

Anti-Comintern Pact (1936) 27, 158, 420