von Fritsch affair and 117, 118
Hildebrandt, Richard 55
Western Europe plans/campaign
Himmler, Heinrich xiv-xv, xvii, xviii, xix, 1, 5,
and 173, 175–6
47, 55, 56–7, 66, 68–9, 82, 94, 105, 127,
see also
Brauchitsch, Walther von; Nazi
130, 135, 139, 147, 151, 154, 181, 185,
Party; SS; Wagner, Eduard
193, 217, 224, 231, 245, 246, 247, 254,
Himmler, Margarete 51
256, 261, 275, 276, 283, 289, 291, 292
see also
Heydrich, Lina
appointed to positions by Hitler 87, 150
Hindenburg, Paul von 45, 63, 79
Austrian invasion and 119, 120
Hiss, Mathilde
Bromberg massacre and 142, 146
see
Osten, Mathilde von
charged with maintaining order by
Hitler, Adolf xiii, xv, xvii, xviii, 9, 21, 41, 42,
Hitler 162
51, 59, 103, 126, 135, 139, 160, 173,
creates racial value categories 251–2
177, 205, 207, 214, 216, 249, 275, 286,
denied control of Eastern territories by
291, 292
Hitler 194, 195
announces plans for ‘the East’ 193–4
388
INDEX
Hitler, Adolf (
continued. . .
)
Huppenkothen, Walter 273
appoints Heydrich Reich protector 3, 203,
Hus, Jan 250
207, 223, 225
appoints von Neurath 219
Italy 132, 186, 287
approves proposals for Polish Jews 154
assassination attempts 168, 289
Janáćek, Leoš 264
authorises euthanasia programme 171
Japan 208, 234
becomes chancellor 63
Jarmy, Iza 26
calls for action against resistance 221
Jeckeln, Friedrich 187
colonial statement 247
Jehovah’s Witnesses 105
Czech policy 228–9, 240, 245–6, 258, 287–8
Jennings, Humphrey 282
dealings with von Schuschnigg 118–19
Jerusalem 99
defuses SS-military tension 85
Jewish Religious Congregation of
desire for Jew-free Prague 203–4
Prague 204
‘ethnic reordering’ speech 150
Jordan, Rudolf 61, 126
German Jews and 201–3
Jost, Heinz 136, 166
Jewish deportations and 157–8, 224
Jung, Edgar Julius 80
meets Hácha 133, 134
Jünger, Ernst 72
Northern Europe/Norway campaigns
Jungfern-Breschan 289–90
and 173, 175
Jury, Hugo 243
on Jewish emigration/question 101, 161, 209
on Madagascar plan 179
Kafka, Franz 264
on using Soviet labour in Germany 237
Kaltenbrunner, Ernst xiv, 100, 120, 289
on war with United States 208
Kapp, Wolfgang 31
orders ‘final solution project’ 182
Katowice 143, 157, 158
Poland invasion/campaign and 138, 139,
Kattowitz
143, 145–7, 148–9, 153
see
Katowice
praises Heydrich 242
Kaunas 190, 192, 259
proposes Jewish zone 156
Keilberth, Joseph 270
rejects yellow star suggestion 131
Keitel, Wilhelm 117, 119, 143, 145, 221
relationship with Heydrich 111–12
Kennan, George 134
response to Heydrich attack/death 11–12,
Kersten, Felix xv, 50, 95
280, 281, 285, 287
Ketteler, Wilhelm Emanuel von 121
SA and 78–9
Kharkov 11
sanctions Jewish policy 129
Kiel 34–5, 36, 37, 39–40
signs Munich Agreement 132
Kiev 203, 223
speech at Heydrich funeral 279
Klapka, Otakar 229
SS loyal to 53, 73
Klausener, Erich 80
–Stalin pact 135, 141, 149, 170, 221
Kleikamp, Gustav 39, 44
turns attention to Sudetenland 131
Klein, Johannes 2, 10
von Fritsch affair and 116–17
Klopfer, Gerhard 210
Western Europe campaign/policy and
Klüber, Lt. Col. 29
175–6, 273
Knochen, Helmut 136, 176
withdraws from Church politics 104–5
Koch, Erich 194
see also
Himmler, Heinrich;
Köhler, Hansjürgen 5
Soviet Union
Kokoschka, Oskar 264
Hitler Youth 92, 169, 270, 288
Königsberg 152
Hoffman, Ernst 61–2
Krakau
Hofmann, Otto 210, 215
see
Kraków
Hohlbaum, Prof. Josef A. 11
Kraków 143, 150, 156
Höppner, Rolf Heinz 200, 256
Krantz, Elisabeth Anna Amalia
Horák family (Lidice) 280–1
see
Heydrich, Elisabeth
Horák, Josef 281
Krantz, Hans 26, 46
Höttl, Wilhelm xv
Krantz, Kurt 46
Huber, Franz Josef 76
Krantz, Maria Antonie 18, 21
Hungary 231, 234, 287
Krantz, Prof. Eugen 14, 16, 17, 21, 46
see also
Austria
Krejćí, Jaroslav 239, 253
INDEX
389
Kritzinger, Friedrich-Wilhelm 210
Marbod, King 266
Krüger, Friedrich-Wilhelm 262, 286
Marušćáková, Anna 281
Kube, Wilhelm 194–5
Mauthausen 7, 109, 121, 169, 227, 230, 281,
Kubiš, Jan 5–7, 8, 9–10, 236, 284, 285
284, 285
Künzel, Erwin 246
Mautsch, Maria Antonie
see
Krantz, Maria Antonie
Lagarde, Paul de 93
Mehlhorn, Dr Herbert 81–2, 138
Lammers, Hans 105, 194, 222, 239
Meisinger, Josef 76, 117, 136
Lang, Fritz 282
Meissen 15–16
Lange, Dr Rudolf 210
Mendelssohn, Felix 15, 17
Latvia 192, 199, 210
Menzies, Sir Stewart 4
see also
Riga
Mexico 282
Lehár, Franz 20
Meyer, Dr Alfred 210, 213–14
Lehmann-Jottkowitz, Hertha 37
Meyer, Prof. Konrad 249, 251
Leibbrandt, Dr Georg 210
Millay, Edna St Vincent 282
Leipzig 15
Ministry for the Occupied Eastern
Lenin, Vladimir 57
Territories 184, 194, 204, 205, 210,
Leningrad 195, 203, 223, 249
213, 216
Leuben 15
Ministry of the Interior 92, 155, 203, 210,
Lewis, Cecil Day 282
216, 257
Ležáky 285
relationship with SS 86–7
Lichtenburg 109
Minsk 199, 200, 204, 205, 207, 208, 211,
Lichtenstein, Abraham 27
259, 260, 262
Lidice xiii, 280–3, 285
Mogilev 207, 208
Liebknecht, Karl 28
Mohr, Werner 46
Lithuania 156, 190, 192, 199
Moltke, Helmuth von 279
see also
Kaunas
Moravec, Alois 284
Litzmannstadt 151
Moravec, Emanuel 236, 239–40
Race and Settlement Office 246
Moravec, František 3, 4, 9
Łódź 204, 205, 207, 208, 211, 224, 259, 261
Moravec, Marie 284
see also
Litzmannstadt
Moravec, Vlastimil 284
Lohse, Hinrich 194
Morávek, Capt. Václav 8
London 2–3, 5, 8, 9, 11
Moravia 133
Longerich, Peter 207
see also
Protectorate of Bohemia and
Lorraine 245
Moravia
see also
Alsace
Moravia-Ostrava 157, 158
Lösener, Bernhard 181
Morell, Dr Theodor 11
Losert, Josef 232
Moringen 94
Löwenherz, Josef 203
Morocco 204–5
Lubbe, Marinus van der 63
Moscow 187, 193, 195, 216, 226
Lublin 156, 158, 161, 178, 206, 208, 286
Mozart, Wolfgang Amadeus 269
Jewish deportations to 260–1
Müller, Heinrich 67, 76, 113,
Luckner, Count Felix von 20, 33
136, 166
Lugano 18
at Wannsee Conference 210, 216
Luther, Dr Martin (German Foreign Office
involvement in Kristallnacht 127
official) 179, 182, 202, 205, 206, 210, 216
Müller, Karl Valentin 250, 251, 264
Luther, Martin (theologian) 58
Munich 50–1, 57, 70, 82, 126, 168, 263
Lütjenbrode 39, 41, 43, 56
Agreement 132
Luxembourg 163, 176
see also
Heydrich, Lina
Luxemburg, Rosa 28
Mussolini, Benito 132
Madagascar 178–82, 183
Nation’s Defence (ON) 220
Maercker, Major Gen. Georg 29–30
Natzweiler 168
Majdanek 261
Naujocks, Alfred 138
Mann, Heinrich xiii, 282
Nazi Party 42, 62, 63
Mann, Thomas 13, 69–70
Heydrich joins 48
on Heydrich 282–3
Himmler joins 51
390
INDEX
Nebe, Arthur 166, 187, 190, 200, 204, 259
Jews in 153–7
Nehru, Jawaharlal 248
see also
General Government; Göring,
Nehvizdy 6–7
Hermann; Heydrich, Reinhard; Hitler,
Nelson, Frank 4
Adolf; SS
Netherlands, the 175, 221, 231, 287
Political Centre (PÚ) 220
Neuengamme 109, 168–9
Polkes, Feivel 99–100
Neumann, Adolf 289
Pomme, Kurt 115
Neumann, Erich 210
Posen
Neumann, Friedrich 233
Central Resettlement Office 256
Neurath, Baron Konstantin von 3, 117,
Race and Settlement Office 246
203–4, 226, 241, 245, 246, 257
see also
Poznań
background 219
Poznań 149, 151, 155
criticism of 244, 255
Prague xiii, 1–3, 5, 6–7, 11–12, 133–4, 224,
issues yellow star order 220
263, 264, 283
position undermined by Heydrich 223
architectural plans for 268–9
Nicolai, Walter 84–5
Castle 2, 5, 7, 9, 232, 235, 244, 257, 265,
Nisko 158, 159, 181
267, 273, 278
NKVD 192, 193, 196, 197
Church of St Cyril and Methodius in
Nockemann, Hans 175
284–5
Norway 173, 174–5, 221
curfew/martial law in 134, 230, 240
Noske, Gustav 28
Czech University in 267, 268
Nuremberg 293
German University of 232, 251, 266,
Laws 92, 98, 214, 215, 220, 258
267, 268
Heydrich arrival in 203–4, 224,
Oberg, Carl Albrecht 80, 176, 273
225–6, 227
Ohlendorf, Otto 165–6, 187, 189, 196
Heydrich life in 231–2
Opálka, Adolf 284
pre-war 264
Organisation Consul 36
‘Soviet Paradise’ exhibition in 236
Oslo 173, 174–5, 221
see also
Central Office for Jewish
Osten, Hans von 41, 57
Emigration; Eichmann, Adolf
Osten, Jürgen von 39–40, 41, 42–3
Protectorate of Bohemia and Moravia xiii,
Osten, Lina von
xix, 3–4, 5–6, 154
see
Heydrich, Lina
created 134
Osten, Mathilde von 40, 56
deportation of Jews from 204, 205, 206,
Ostland 194
207, 211, 223–4
Heydrich, cultural imperialism and
Palestine 95, 99–101, 178
263–70
Papen, Franz von 60, 62–3, 78,
Heydrich, Germanization and 245, 246–7,
80, 121
248–56, 287–8
Papst, Johannes 62
Heydrich governs 230–1, 232, 234–44
Paris
Heydrich, Holocaust and 256–8, 259–61
Heydrich in 273–5
Heydrich pacifies 226–30, 235–6
Patzig, Conrad 118
Heydrich persecutes Gypsies in 258
Pearl Harbor 208
Jews in 220, 287
Peru 282
Land Office 254
Petřek, Father Vladimír 284–5
nature of 218–19
Pfitzner, Hans 17
nature of German occupation 219–20,
Pfitzner, Josef 266
228–9, 240
Pilsen 6, 8, 219, 255, 271
Race and Settlement Office 253, 255
Pius XI, Pope 104
resistance in 7–9, 203, 220–1, 227, 228–30,
Ploetz, Hans-Achim 75
243, 271, 285
Plzeň
responses to Heydrich attack in 11–12
see
Pilsen
suffers retaliation for Heydrich death
Poland 1, 125, 140
280–1, 283–5
Heydrich approves executions in 152
see also
Gestapo; Prague
Heydrich plans operations 135–8
Protestant Church 103
invasion of 141–8
Prussia 75–6
INDEX
391
south-east 152–3
Saarpfalz 182
West 144, 149–50, 152, 159
Sachs, Willy 110
see also
Danzig
Sachsenburg 109
Prützmann, Hans-Adolf 109, 187
Sachsenhausen 69, 109, 168–9, 200, 287
St Ludmila 267
Race and Settlement Main Office (RuSHA)
St Wenceslas 265–6, 267
151, 245, 251
Sarajevo 25
see also
Litzmannstadt; Posen; Protectorate Sasnowitz
of Bohemia and Moravia
see
Sosnowiec
Rademacher, Franz 179, 180–1, 202
Sauckel, Fritz 238
Raeder, Adm. Erich 44
Schacht, Hjalmar 97, 98, 117
Rall, Gustav 110
Schäfer, Emanuel 136
Rasch, Otto 152, 187, 204, 259
Scharnhorst, Gerhard von 279
Rath, Ernst vom 126
Schellenberg, Walter xiv-xv, 90, 95, 112, 136,
Rathenau, Walther 31, 36, 37
166, 168
Rauff, Walter 200
assigned tasks by Heydrich 163–4
Rauter, Hanns Albin 175
compiles handbook on Britain 177
Ravensbrück 69, 109, 169, 281, 289
friendship with Lina Heydrich 113
Red Baron
Schirach, Baldur von 234, 288
see
Richthofen, Manfred von
Schlaraffia society 20
Reeder, Eggert 176
Schleicher, Gen. Kurt von 63, 80
Rehm, Hans 36
Schmidt, Otto 117–18
Reich Association of Jews 130, 170, 203
Schmitt, Carl 233
Reich Security Main Office (RSHA) 74, 100,