Das Reich (46 page)

massacre
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war crimes trial
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after the war
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Oradour-sur-Vayres
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Oran
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Orléans
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Orniac
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Overlord, Operation
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Pagat
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Panzer
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SS

Paris
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Parisot, Maurice
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Passy, Colonel (Captain André Dewavrin)
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PCE
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Périgord
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Périgueux
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Pertschuk, Maurice
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Pétain, Marshal
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Peuch, André
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Peuch, Guy
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Peugeot
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Peulevé, Harry
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Phantom team
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Plan Tortue
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Plan Vert
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Plan Violet
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Pohl, Otto
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Russian campaign
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in Normandy
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capture
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Poirier, Jacques (Nestor Commandant Jack)
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D-Day
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and Soleil
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background
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and Peulevé’s arrest
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and Malraux
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Resistance activities
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feud with Wheelwright
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after the war
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Poirier, Robert
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Poitiers
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Poland
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Pompadour
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Popular Front
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Portal, Sir Charles
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POUM
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Poundon
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Poutaraud, M.
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Prima, Charles
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Quatre Routes
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Quinine
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railways, sabotage
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Rake, Dennis
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Ratier factory
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Ravensbruck
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Rée, Harry
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Das Reich (2nd Panzer Division)
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preparations for Second Front
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Russian campaign
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loss of morale
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officers
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Resistance attacks
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weaknesses
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and D-Day
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prevented from using railways
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ordered to march from Montauban
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lack of transport
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Resistance attacks on the march
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attacked at Groslejac
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relief of Tulle
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reprisals in Tulle
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ordered to Normandy
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and the Jedburgh teams
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situation after Tulle
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at Terrasson
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search for Major Kampfe
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in St Junien
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Oradour massacre
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further reprisals
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attacked at Bellac
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SAS operation against
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reaches Normandy
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Resistance’s achievements against
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conduct
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war crimes trial
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Reichmann, Captain
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Reims
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Renaud, Aimé
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Renaud, Jeannine
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Resistance

preparations for D-Day
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attacks on Das Reich
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growth of
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members
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relations with SOE
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Allied attitudes towards
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weapons
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D-Day
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German reprisals against
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attacks Das Reich on the march
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attack at Groslejac
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in the Corrèze
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attacks Tulle
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Tulle reprisals
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Jedburgh teams
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at Terrasson
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reaction to Oradour massacre
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and SAS operations
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achievements against Das Reich
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after the war
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see also maquis

Rhône, River
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Ribbentrop, Joachim
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Roby, Yves
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Roche, Maurice
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Rochechouart
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Rochechouart forest
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Rochedix, Jean-Marius-Joseph
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Roger, Marchal
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Rognon, Henri
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Rollet, Marguerite
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Romain, Commandant
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Rommel, Field-Marshal Erwin
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Roosevelt, Franklin D.
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Rossi, Tino
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Rothschilds
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Rouffilac
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Rouffranche, Marguerite
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Rouffranche family
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Le Rouget
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Roux
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Royal Air Force
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Bomber Command
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38 Group
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2nd Tactical Air Force
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Rozier
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Rundstedt, Field-Marshal Gerd von
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Russia, German campaign against
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sabotage

industrial
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railways
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St Céré
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St Junien
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St Léonard
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St Victorien
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Saint-Venant, Vicomtesse de
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Salon-la-Tour
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Samuel
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Maingard, Major Amédée

Sarlat
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Sartre, Jean-Paul
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Saumur
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Schmald, Lieutenant Walter
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Schneid, Sadi
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background
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on SS morale
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in Tulle
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attacked at Bellac
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Scotland
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SD (
Sicherheitsdienst
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Secret Intelligence Service (SIS)
see
MI6

Seine, River
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Selborne, Lord
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Sennemaut, Jean
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Service de Travail Obligatoire
(STO)
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SHAEF

attitude to Resistance
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preparations for D-Day
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and Jedburgh teams
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and the SAS
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follows Das Reich’s progress
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acknowledges the Resistance’s achievements
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Sicily
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Simonot, Roger
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Sinclair, Sir Archibald
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Siorac-en-Périgord
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SIS
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MI6

Smith, Corporal Sam
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SNCF
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Soleil (René Cousteille)
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background
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at Mouleydier
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feud with Wheelwright
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after the war
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Souillac
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Southgate, Maurice
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Spain
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Spanish Civil War
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Special Air Service (SAS)
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Special Forces Headquarters (SFHQ)
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Special Operations Executive (SOE)
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preparations for D-Day
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