1938 (58 page)

and Night of the Broken Glass

SS Department II-112

upgrade of armed force within

Waffen-SS kit

See also
concentration camps; SD

Geyer, Ludwig

Gföllner, Bishop Johannes Maria

Gildemeester, Frank van Gheel-Gildemeester Aktion

Glaise-Horstenau, Edmund

Globocnik, Odilo

Goebbels, Joseph, Ins.1 pg.1, Ins.2 pg.4

and Austria

at Berlin conference on “Jewish question,”

and Blomberg

and Catholic Church

closing religious newspapers

and Czechoslovakia

and Fritsch

and German Tyroleans

and Göring

as head of the army

and Himmler

on Hitler

infidelity of

and Jews

multiple areas of control

on National Labor Day

and Night of the Broken Glass

on nobility in the army

on rearmament of Germany

and Ribbentrop

and Wiechert

Goebbels, Magda, Ins.1 pg.1

Goerdeler, Carl

Goga, Octavian

Goltz, Rüdiger von der

Gorbach, Alfons

Göring, Albert

Göring, Edda, Ins.1 pg.1

Göring, Emmy

Göring, Hermann, Ins.2 pg.5

as acting head of state in Hitler’s absence

in Austria

and Beck, Jozef

at Berlin conference on “Jewish question,”

and Blomberg

and Brauchitsch’s divorce

and Czechoslovakia

on finances of the Reich

and Fritsch

and Goebbels

and Henderson

and Himmler

and Hitler

and Jews

at Nazi Party rally

positions in the Reich

and Ribbentrop

and Schmidt

See also
Four Year Plan

Graf, Josef

Graz, Austria

Great Britain

and Balfour Declaration

Christian Council to assist Jews

and Czechoslovakia

emigration policies

and Goebbels’s pogrom

Hitler and Halifax meeting

Jewish immigrants in

MI6 office in Vienna

and Nazi takeover of Austria

opposition to admitting Jews

Passport Control Office

Ribbentrop’s efforts to seal an alliance

See also
Chamberlain, Neville

Great Terror of the Soviet Union

Greece

Greissle, Felix

Grenada

Grimes, Rev. Hugh, Ins.1 pg.5

Groscurth, Helmut

Gruhn, Eva

Grünbaum, Fritz

Grünbaum, Lilly

Grünbaum, Oskar

Grynszpan, Herschel, Ins.1 pg.6

Grynszpan, Ryfka

Grynszpan, Sendel

Gürtner, Franz

Gustloff, Wilhelm

Gymnastics Festival (Breslau, Germany)

Gypsies

Ha’avara Agreement (1933)

Habicht, Theodor

Habsburg, Otto von

Habsburg family

Hácha, Emil

Hagen, Herbert

Halder, Franz

Halifax, Lord

on Austria’s status change

and Chamberlain’s negotiations with Hitler

and Hitler

on Kendrick Affair

and Kordt’s plea for British stand

and Princess Stephanie

recognition of seriousness of situation

and Ribbentrop

Haller, Paul

Hamlet
(Shakespeare)

Händler, Josef

Hase, Paul von

Hassell, Ulrich von

Headlam, Bishop of Gloucester

Hechaluz Hamisrachi

Hecht, Robert

Hedenquist, D. Göte

Heilig, Bruno

Heilmann, Ernst

Helldorf, Graf Wolf Heinrich von

Henderson, Sir Nevile

Henlein, Konrad

Hertz, Rabbi J. H.

Herwarth, Hans von

Herzog (organizing Dachau list)

Hess, Rudolf

Hewel, Walther

Heydrich, Reinhard

at Berlin conference on “Jewish question,”

on discipline of Nazis in Austria

and Fritsch

and Night of the Broken Glass

“protective custody” for “antisocial,”

in Vienna with Hitler

Himmler, Heinrich

at Dachau

on enemies of the Germans

and extermination of Jews

and Fritsch

on German SS men profiting in Austria

and Goebbels

and Göring

and Hitler’s Czechoslovakia plan

and Jews

and Night of the Broken Glass

and Ribbentrop

and SS

in Vienna

Hirtenberg weapons factory

Hitler, Ins. 1 pg. 1, Ins.2 pps.

dissent in the army of

festivals in July

49th birthday

as minister of war

personality of

response to Blomberg-Fritsch affair

Hitler, German opposition to

Beck

and Britain

Helldorf

members of

and peaceful solution to Czechoslovakia

plans to strike

Hitler Youth

Hitler Youth Festival

Hitler’s speeches

on art at Nazi Party rally

attacks on English, French, and Hungarians

on German-Austrian agreement

at Heldenplatz in Austria

messianic tone

rudeness in Saarbrücken

on U.S. support for Jews

vision for Germany and treaty of Versailles

Hitler, Clara

Hoare, Samuel

Hodgkin, David

Hodza (premier of Czechoslovakia)

Hoesslin, Franz von

Hoffmannsthal, Hugo von

Hohenberg, Prince Ernst of

Hohenberg, Prince Max of

Hohenlohe-Schillingfürst, Princess Stephanie zu

Holderness, Sir Alan

Holderness, Sir Ernest

Holland

Homosexuality

Hong Kong

Hopkinson, Diana

Hörbiger, Attila

Horcher, Otto, Ins.2 pg.4

Hornborstl, Baron Theodor

“Horst Wessel-Lied” (German anthem)

Hossbach, Friedrich

Hotel Metropole, Vienna

Houghton, Ethel

House of German Art, Munich

Huber, Franz Josef

Hüber, Franz Ulrich

Hull, Cordell

Hungary

antisemitism in

borders closed to Jews

complaints related to Aryan takeover of Jewish business

Hitler’s plans for

and Magyars of Slovakia, Ins.2 pg.8

negotiations over Czechoslovakia

Hutfless, Paul

Incense Tree, The
(Hopkinson)

India

Innitzer, Cardinal Theodor

Innsbruck, Austria

International conference

Ireland

Israel, Wilfred

Italy

antisemitism in

German-Italian alliance, Ins.2 pg.1

Hitler’s predictions about

and invasion of Austria

requiring proof of baptism for visas

Ribbentrop in

Tyrolean Germans

See also
Mussolini

Jabotinsky, Vladimir

Jamaica

Jansa, Alfred

Japan.
See
German-Japanese alliance

Jauner-Schrofenegg, Johann

Jebb, Gladwyn

Jessen, Jens

Jewish charities in the U.S.

Jewish children as immigrants, Ins.1 pg.7

Jewish Congregation/IKG

Jewish Old Soldiers’ League

Jewish Telegraphic Agency

Jews, Ins.2 pg.6

Atonement Contribution

countries closing their borders to

in Czechoslovakia

emigration within the British Empire

Gentiles help for

German need for radical solution

in Hungary

in Italy

kindertransports, Ins.1 pg.7

Mischlinge

Night of the Broken Glass

persecution and degradation

plan to allow export trade by

in Poland

release from concentration camps

restrictions on

in Soviet Union

in Sudetenland

See also
assimilated Jews

Jews in Austria

assimilated Jews

baptism into the Anglican Church

blamed for impoverishment

Burgenland Jews

demographics

Der Stürmer
special issue on

despair of

donations to plebiscite

escaping after Anschluss

exit possibilities and strategies

German appropriation of businesses, Ins.1 pg.3, Ins.2 pg.4

German appropriation of funds

Germans list of

Goebbels’ plans for

history of

Jewish Congregation/IKG

lessening of rights

Ostjuden

refusing to sell out

restrictions on

taxes on

threats of “Dachau or worse,”

wealth of

Jews in Germany

Austrian Jews head for Berlin

“clean up” of

emigration of

Juden raus! board game, Ins.1 pg.4

loss of rights

Jodl, Alfred

Judenvermögensabgabe
(Jewish fortunes forfeit) tax

Kalmar, Rudolf

Kaltenbrunner, Ernst

Karajangasse prison

Karlsbad Program

Kästner, Erich

Kaus, Gina

Keitel, Wilhelm

Kende, Josef

Kendrick, Thomas

Kenya

Keppler, Wilhelm

Keppler Protocol

Ketteler, Wilhelm von

Kindertransports, Ins.1 pg.7

Kittsee, Austria

Klausner, Hubert

Klausner, Ludwig

Kleiber, Erich

Kleist-Schmenzin, Ewald von

Klemperer, Victor

Klepper, Jochen

Knappertsbusch, Hans

Knoll, Fritz

Kohn, Moritz

Kolisch, Paul

Komers, Emil

Koppers, Wilhelm

Körber, Robert

Kordt, Erich

Kordt, Theo

Korff, Robert

Korngold, Erich Wolfgang

Kotanyi, Johann

Kraft-durch-Freude car

Kraus, Fritz

Kreisky, Bruno

Krentschker & Company of Graz

Krisshaber, Theodor

Kristallnacht, Ins.2 pg.6

Krivoschein, Mosche “Galili,”

Krosigk, Graf Lutz Schwerin von

Krupp, Gustav von Bohen und Halbach

Kuffler, Arthur

Kuffner, Moritz

Kuffner, Stephan

Kuffners (Ottakringer brewery proprietors)

Kurtz, Willy

Kurzbach, Alfred

Küster, Fritz

Lahousen-Vivremont, Erwin von

Lane-Fox Pitt-Rivers, George

Lang (Viennese hangman)

Lang, Archbishop Cosmo Gordon

Lange, Leo

Latvia

Lauterbach, Leo

League of Nations

Lebensraum

Leeward Islands

Léger, Alexis

Lehár, Franz

Leibstandarte Adolf Hitler (Hitler’s “Praetorian Guard”)

Leopold, Josef

Leopoldi, Hermann

Liberia

Liberian consul in Vienna

Liebenthal, Erna

Linz, Austria

Lithuania

Litten, Hans

Loewi, Otto

Löhner-Beda, Fritz

London
Daily Telegraph

London
Times

Lorenz, Max

Lorenz, Werner

Lothar, Ernst

Louis, Joe

Löwenhek, Gertrude

Löwenherz, Josef

Lubin, Germaine

Ludovici, Elsie

Ludwig, Eduard

Lueger, Karl

Lutheran Church in Germany

Luxembourg

Macdonald, Malcolm

MacDonogh ancestors

Madagascar

Magyars of Slovakia, Ins.2 pg.8

Mahler, Edith

Maillaud, Pierre

Malcolm, Sir Neill

Malta

Maltzan, Maria von

Man Without Qualities, A
(Musil)

Manchester Guardian

Manda, Rudolf

Mander, Sir Geoffrey

Manstein, Erich von

Marschall, Freiherr von

Mary, Queen of Britain

Masaryk, Jan

Masaryk, Tomás

Mason-Macfarlane (British military attaché)

Mastny, Vojtech

Matejka, Viktor

Mauritius

Mauthausen concentration camp, Austria

Mehring, Walter

Meisinger, Josef

Meistersinger, Die
(opera)

Memel, Lithuania

Men Crucified
(Heilig)

Mexico

Meyer, Stefan

Meysels, Lucian

Middle East

Mierendorff, Carlo

Miklas, Wilhelm

Milnarz, Ambros

Mischlinge
(mixed Jewish and Gentile blood)

Mitford, Unity

Mittwochsgesellschaft (Wednesday Society)

Monarchists in Germany

Moral certificates for Jewish immigrants

Morgan, Paul

Moser, Hans

Mossad leAliyah Bet (the Institute for Immigration)

Muff, Wolfgang

Müller, Heinrich “Gestapo,”

Munich, Germany, Ins.1 pg.2

Munich Agreement

Munich art parade, Ins.2 pg.5

Munich Conference, Ins.2 pg.7

Münsingen, Germany

Murr, Gauleiter

Musicians leaving Germany

Musil, Robert

Mussolini, Ins.2 pg.1

approval of German invasion of Austria

and Austria

and Ethiopia

Hitler’s predictions about

and Hitler’s visit to Rome

and Hitler’s war in Europe

on Ribbentrop

on Schuschnigg’s resistance to Germany

Nägele (Gestapo man)

National Political Educational Institutes (NAPOLA)

National Socialism

Nazi Party (NSDAP)

anniversary of the Party

annual rally in Nuremberg

appeal to German youth

attempts to remain low-key

in Austria

Austrian Legionnaires

and Canaris

ceremony honoring children

inefficiency of

Jews as slaves for

members helping Jews after pogrom

quest to fill concentration camps

takeover of German government

utilizing anonymity

Netherlands

Neubacher, Hermann

Neubauer, Theodor

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