at Berghof ref1
Berlin speech on claims to Czechoslovakia ref1
and Blomberg–Fritsch affair ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4
and Blomberg’s marriage ref1
as bulwark against bolshevism ref1
celebrates fifth anniversary of coming to power ref1
claim to Sudetenland ref1
Daily Mail publishes interview with Price ref1
Chamberlain meets in Germany ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4, ref5
denounces ‘world Jewry’ ref1
determines on invasion and occupation of Czechoslovakia ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4, ref5, ref6, ref7, ref8, ref9, ref10, ref11, ref12, ref13, ref14, ref15
dictatorship ref1, ref2
differences with army ref1
and persecution of Jews ref1
endorses Warburg Plan ref1
fiftieth birthday celebrations planned ref1
forgives Goebbels ref1
forty-ninth birthday ref1
vision for Germany ref1, ref2
and Goebbels’ marriage difficulties ref1, ref2
and Goebbels’ Reichskristallnacht plan ref1, ref2, ref3
Goerdeler describes as mad ref1
granted total power ref1
and invasion and annexation of Austria ref1, ref2, ref3
Labour Day speech ref1
launches Volkswagen car ref1
meets Cardinal Innitzer ref1
meets Mussolini at Kufstein ref1
as Minister of War and Head of Armed Forces ref1, ref2, ref3
and Munich Conference and Agreement ref1, ref2
mystical speeches ref1
nickname ref1_note
obsession with Austria ref1, ref2
offers to stand godfather to Edda Göring ref1
opposition to ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4, ref5, ref6, ref7, ref8
orders liquidation of Czech rump ref1, ref2
plans purge of monarchists and nobility ref1, ref2, ref3
and plebiscite on Anschluss ref1
policy on Austria ref1, ref2
popularity in Austria ref1
postpones mobilization ref1
reorganizes army command ref1
reprimands Brauchitsch ref1
requests solution to Jewish question ref1
Ribbentrop meets ref1
Saarbrücken speech attacking British politicians ref1
Schuschnigg meets ref1
and Schuschnigg’s defiance ref1
and Schuschnigg’s holding plebiscite ref1
speech to Reichstag on intentions ref1
state visit to Rome ref1
tantrums ref1
tastes in art and music ref1
telephone conversation with Mussolini ref1
territorial expansionism ref1
tests West’s defences ref1
tours Czech defences ref1
visits Austria ref1, ref2, ref3
visits Munich ref1
visits Sudetenland ref1
war strategy ref1, ref2, ref3
Hitler, Clara (Adolf’s mother) ref1
Hitler Youth: atrocities in Vienna ref1
Ho Fengshan ref1
Hoare, Samuel (later Viscount Templewood) ref1
Hodgkin, David ref1
Hodgson, Betty ref1
Hodza, Milan ref1
Hoepner, General Erich ref1
Hoesslin, Franz von ref1
Hoffmann, Heinrich ref1
Hofmann, Ludwig ref1
Hohenberg, Princes Max and Ernst ref1, ref2
Holderness, Sir Alan ref1
Holmes, Mary ref1
Holy Roman Empire: regalia moved to Nuremberg ref1
Homolka, Oskar ref1
homosexuality: and scandals ref1, ref2, ref3
Hong Kong ref1
Honig, Erwin ref1
Hopkinson, Diana ref1
The Incense Tree ref1
Hoppe, Marianne ref1
Horberger, Attila ref1
Horcher, Otto ref1, ref2
Hornborstl, Baron Theodor ref1, ref2
Horthy, Admiral Miklós ref1, ref2, ref3
Hossbach, Colonel Friedrich ref1, ref2
Hossbach Memorandum (1937) ref1, ref2
Houghton, Ethel ref1, ref2
Höxter, John ref1
Huber, Franz Josef ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4, ref5
Hüber, Franz Ulrich ref1
Hull, Cordell ref1, ref2, ref3
Hungary
border with Czechoslovakia redrawn ref1, ref2
claim on Magyar areas of Slovakia ref1
Hitler insults ref1
introduces conscription ref1
Jews refused entry ref1
and Munich Agreement ref1
role in invasion of Czechoslovakia ref1, ref2, ref3
see also Magyars
Hurfless, Paul ref1
IKG (Israelitische Kultus Gemeinde) see Jewish Congregation
Imredy, Béla ref1
India: Jewish immigrants ref1
Innitzer, Cardinal Theodor ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4, ref5, ref6, ref7
Ironside, General William Edmund (later 1st Baron) ref1
Isherwood, Christopher: Goodbye to Berlin ref1
Israel family ref1
Israel, Nathan ref1
Israel, Wilfred ref1, ref2, ref3
Italy
adopts racial antisemitism ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4
Jewish refugees in ref1
proposed military pact with Japan and Germany ref1, ref2, ref3
as transit country for Palestine ref1
Jabotinsky, Vladimir ref1
Jamaica ref1
Jansa, Lieutenant Field Marshal Janez ref1
Japan: alliance with Germany and Italy ref1, ref2, ref3
Jauner-Schrofenegg, Johann ref1
Jebb, Gladwyn (later Baron Gladwyn) ref1
Jeritza, Maria ref1
Jessen, Jens ref1
Jewish Congregation (Israelitische Kultus Gemeinde; IKG) ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4, ref5, ref6, ref7, ref8
Jews
conditions ref1
assets and businesses appropriated ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4, ref5, ref6, ref7, ref8, ref9
assimilation and conversion in Austria ref1, ref2
Austrians selected by SS ref1, ref2
baptized and converted ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4, ref5, ref6, ref7, ref8
and ‘final solution’ ref1, ref2
blamed for unemployment ref1
contribute to Austrian plebiscite ref1, ref2
deportation ref1
deported from Germany to Poland ref1
despair ref1
doctors ref1, ref2
emigrants limited in export of money and goods ref1
emigration to Palestine ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4, ref5, ref6, ref7, ref8, ref9
evicted from Czechoslovakia ref1
expelled from Burgenland ref1
and financing of German economy ref1
flee Austria ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4, ref5, ref6
forced to adopt middle names ref1
formalities for emigration ref1
German scheme to export ref1
Germany formulates policy on ref1, ref2
Göring intends to extract money from ref1
Himmler on antisemitism ref1
Hitler demands expulsion ref1
illegal migrants ref1, ref2, ref3
and Italian official antisemitic policy ref1, ref2
jewels confiscated in Vienna ref1
marooned in central Europe ref1
migrate ref1
move to Berlin and other big cities ref1
movements curtailed in Berlin ref1
Nazi persecution of ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4, ref5, ref6, ref7
Ostjuden expelled from Germany ref1, ref2
perish in mainland Europe ref1
poor emigrants funded by rich ref1
position in Austria ref1, ref2
position in Czechoslovakia ref1, ref2, ref3
proposed homelands for r
ef1, ref2
purged in Austria ref1
and Reichskristallnacht pogrom ref1
Revisionists ref1, ref2
rights reverted to pre-1867 level ref1
sent to Dachau and Buchenwald ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4, ref5, ref6
suicides in Austria ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4, ref5
and tax ref1, ref2, ref3
see also Kindertransporte
Jodl, General Alfred ref1, ref2
Josef Ferdinand, General, Archduke of Habsburg-Lothringen ref1
Juden raus (board game) ref1
Jugoslavia
Anti-Jewish measures ref1
closes borders to Jews ref1
formed ref1, ref2
and German intervention in Czechoslovakia ref1
as transit route for Jews ref1, ref2, ref3
Jung, Edgar ref1_note
Kagan (president of Makkabi) ref1
Kahane, Grete ref1
Kahn, Herr (ex-Buchenwald inmate) ref1
Kalmar, Rudolf ref1, ref2
Kaltenbrunner, Ernst ref1, ref2
Kaminka, Armand ref1
Kapp Putsch (Germany, 1920) ref1
Karlsbad, Czechoslovakia ref1
Karlsbad Programme ref1, ref2, ref3
Karthaus, Wilhelm ref1
Kaspar, Hermann ref1
Kaus, Gina (later Frischauer) ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4, ref5
Kaus, Otto ref1
Kaus, Peter ref1
Keitel, Dorle (née Blomberg) ref1
Keitel, Karl-Heinz ref1
Keitel, General Wilhelm
in Anschluss crisis ref1
attends Hitler’s birthday lunch ref1
and Blomberg marriage ref1
confesses at Nuremberg trial and hanged ref1_note
consulted over successor to Blomberg ref1
and dismissal of Hossbach ref1
flies to Munich with Hitler ref1
forbids congratulations to Kaiser ref1
given ministerial rank ref1
Hitler favours ref1
and Hitler’s meeting with Schuschnigg ref1
and Hitler’s visit to Austria ref1
and invasion of Austria ref1
non–involvement in Opposition plans ref1
at Nuremberg conference ref1
plan for attack on Czechoslovakia ref1, ref2, ref3
Kende, Josef ref1
Kendrick, Thomas
arrest and crisis (August 1938) ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4
and Grimes ref1
as Passport Officer in Vienna ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4
and Richter’s dealings with Tucek ref1, ref2
visits Berlin ref1
Kenya: as prospective Jewish homeland ref1, ref2
Keppler, Wilhelm
appropriates Jewish businesses in Austria ref1
assumes office in Austria ref1
in Austria after annexation ref1
and German plans to attack Czechoslovakia ref1
and listing of Austrian Jews ref1
Protocol ref1
Kessel, Albrecht von ref1
Kesselring, General Albert ref1
Ketteler, Wilhelm von ref1
Kindertransporte (evacuation of Jewish children) ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4, ref5
Kläger, Joseph ref1
Klausner, Hubert ref1
Klausner, Ludwig ref1
Kleiber, Erich ref1
Kleiner, Arthur ref1
Kleist–Schmenzin, Ewald von ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4
Klemperer, Victor ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4, ref5, ref6, ref7, ref8
Klepper, Jochen ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4, ref5, ref6, ref7, ref8, ref9
Kluge, General Günther von ref1
Knappertsbusch, Hans ref1, ref2
Knighton, Rev. G.A. ref1
Knoll, Fritz ref1
Kolisch, Paul ref1
Komers, Emil ref1
Königsberger (former Saxon minister) ref1
Koppel, Kurt ref1
Koppers, Wilhelm ref1
Körber, Robert ref1
Korda, (Sir) Alexander ref1
Kordt, Erich ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4, ref5, ref6, ref7, ref8
Kordt, Theo ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4, ref5
Koren, Rudolf ref1
Korff, Robert ref1
Körner, Pilli ref1
Korngold, Erich Wolfgang ref1, ref2
Kotanyi, Johann ref1
Kraemer, Emil ref1
Kranz, Josef and Lawine (née Zirner) ref1
Kraus, Fritz ref1
Krauss, Karl ref1
Krauss, Werner ref1
Krausz, Marianne ref1_note
Krausz, Viktor ref1
Krawarik, Father Johann ref1
Kreisky, Bruno ref1
Kreisler, Fritz ref1
Krentschker & Co., of Graz ref1
Kripo (German criminal police) ref1
Krips, Josef ref1
Krisshaber, Theodor ref1
Kristallnacht see Reichskristallnacht
Krivoschein, Mosche (‘Galili’) ref1
Kuffler, Arthur ref1, ref2
Kuffner family ref1
Kuffner, Moritz and Stephan ref1
Kuh, Anton ref1_note
Kultus Gemeinde ref1
Kurtz, Willy ref1, ref2
Kurzbach, Alfred ref1
Küster, Fritz ref1, ref2
Lahousen–Vivremont, Erwin von ref1
Lammers, Hans ref1, ref2
Lang, Cosmo Gordon, Archbishop of Canterbury ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4
Lang (Viennese hangman) ref1
Lange, Leo ref1, ref2
Latvia: open to Jews ref1
Lauterbach, Leo ref1, ref2, ref3
League of Nations ref1
Leeward Islands ref1
Léger, Alexis ref1
Lehár, Franz ref1, ref2, ref3
Lehmann, Lotte ref1
Leibstandarte Adolf Hitler ref1, ref2
Leith–Ross, Sir Frederick ref1
Leopold, Josef ref1, ref2, ref3
Leopoldi, Hermann ref1, ref2
Leopoldskron, Schloss, near Salzburg ref1
Leslie, S.C. ref1
Ley, Robert ref1, ref2
Liberia ref1, ref2
Lichtenburg concentration camp (for women) ref1
Lichterfelde ref1
Liebenthal, Erna ref1
Liebitzky, Colonel ref1
Lilienfeld abbey ref1
Linge, Heinz ref1
Linz, Austria ref1, ref2
Lipski, Józef ref1, ref2, ref3
List, General Wilhelm ref1
Lithuania
political prisoners in ref1
see also Memel
Litten, Hans ref1
Litvinov, Maxim ref1
Lloyd, George Ambrose, 1st Baron ref1
Lloyd George, David ref1
Loebel, Dr ref1
Löhner-Beda, Fritz ref1
Londonderry, Charles Vane-Tempest-Stewart, 7th Marquess of ref1
Loos, Adolf ref1
Lorenz, Heinz ref1, ref2
Lorenz, Max ref1, ref2
Lothar, Ernst ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4
Lothberger, Karl ref1
Louis, Joe ref1
Löwenhek, Gertrude ref1
Löwenherz, Dr (vice-president of IKG) ref1, ref2, ref3
Lubin, Germaine ref1
Ludendorff, Erich von: funeral ref1
Ludovici, Elsie ref1
Ludwig, Eduard ref1
Ludwig, Emil ref1
Lueger, Karl ref1
Lutheran Church ref1
Lutze, Viktor ref1, ref2, ref3
Lyons, Joseph Aloysius ref1
MacDonald, Malcolm ref1, ref2
Madagascar: proposed as Jewish homeland ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4, ref5
Maginot Line ref1, ref2
Magnus, Georg ref1
Magyars
in Czechoslovakia ref1, ref2, ref3
see also Hungary
Mahler, Edith ref1
Mahler,
Gustav ref1
Maillaud, Pierre ref1
Malcolm, Sir Neill ref1
Malta ref1
Maltzan, Gräfin Maria von ref1, ref2
Manchester Guardian ref1, ref2
Manda, Rudolf ref1
Mander, Sir Geoffrey ref1
Manstein, Erich von ref1
Margraf (Berlin jeweller) ref1
Maria Laach, Abbot of ref1
Marienbad ref1
Marks, Simon ref1
Marschall, Freiherr von ref1
Mary, Queen of George V of Great Britain ref1
Masaryk, Jan ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4, ref5
Masaryk, Tomás ref1
Mason–Macfarlane, Colonel Noel ref1
Massary, Fritzi ref1
Mastny, Vojtech ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4, ref5, ref6
Matejka, Viktor ref1, ref2
Mathes, Frau (of German embassy in Paris) ref1
Matossiani, Giuseppe ref1
Mauritius ref1
Mauthausen concentration camp ref1, ref2
Max, Prince see Hohenberg, Princes
Max and Ernst
Mehring, Walter ref1
Meisinger, Josef ref1
Melk, Austria ref1
Melk (ship) ref1
Memel, Lithuania ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4, ref5
Mercur Bank (Austria) ref1
Messerschmidt, Willi ref1
Metcalf, Herbert ref1
Mexico
protests at German annexation of Austria ref1
and visas for Jews to Palestine ref1
Meyer, Stefan ref1
Meyer (Viennese judge): suicide ref1
Meyssels, Lucian ref1
Mierendorff, Carlo ref1
Miklas, Wilhelm ref1, ref2, ref3
Milch, General Erhard ref1
Minarz, Ambros, Abbot of Altenburg Abbey ref1
Minerva, SS ref1, ref2
Mistelbach, Austria ref1
Mitford, Unity ref1, ref2, ref3
Mittwochsgesellschaft (Wednesday Society) ref1
Moravia ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4
Morgen, Paul ref1
Moser, Hans ref1
Mossad (Mossad leAliyah Bet; Institute for Immigration) ref1, ref2
Movement for the Care of Children from Germany (British) ref1, ref2
Mowrer, Edgar ref1
Muff, General Wolfgang ref1
Müller, Heinrich (‘Gestapo’) ref1, ref2
Müller, Reich Bishop Ludwig ref1
Munich
Beer Cellar putsch: fifteenth anniversary (1938) ref1
Chamberlain visits ref1, ref2, ref3
conference and Agreement ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4
demonstration against Jews and Catholics ref1
and German art ref1
and Reichskristallnacht ref1
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