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Poetzsch, Waldemar, 33, 42
Pons, Sjoerd, 97–100
Ponomarenko, Gen. Panteleimon K., 227–228, 230
Pontini, Major Carlo, 160
Ponzo, Commander Max, 157–166
Popitz, Johannes, 40
Possony, Dr. Stefan T., 285, 298
Pratt, Fletcher, 193
Préaud, Col. N., 27–28
Protze, Commander Richard, 42–43, 76
Putna, General, 132
Putzell, Ned, 219
Quisling, Major Vidkun, 58–65
Radó, Alexander (“Dora”), 131–144, 151
Raeder, Admiral Erich, 15, 60–62, 64
Rahn, Dr. Rudolf, 271
Rake, Denis, 231
Ratay, Col. John P., 212
Ream, Louis, 219
Redmond, Captain Joseph R., 191
Reed, Prof. John Paul, 285, 298
Reinhardt, Walther, 52
Ribbentrop, Joachim von, 37–39
Richards, Atherton, 219
Ridderhof, Georg, 238
Riheldaffer, Comdr. Joseph J., 278–279
Ritchie, Douglas, 86–87
Rivera Schreiber, Dr. Ricardo, 191–192
Rivet, General I., 72
Rochefort, Comdr. Joseph J., 191, 195–196, 208–209
Roessler, Rudolf, 137–141, 151, 267
Roger, Colonel J., 141
Rommel, Field Marshal Erwin, 163, 165–166, 249, 256, 263
Roosevelt, Pres. Franklin Delano, 123, 194, 197–198, 205, 206, 211, 213–214, 218, 220, 249–251, 252, 259–260, 263, 269, 287–288, 290–291
Rosenberg, Alfred, 37–39, 59–63
Rossmeisl, Kurt, 202
Rothschild, Nathaniel M.V., Lord, 82
Rowden, Diana Hope, 237
Rundstedt, Field Marshal Karl Gerd von, 249
Rushbrook, Commodore Edmund Gerard Noel, 80
Russell, Sean, 95
Safford, Captain L. F., 191
Salter, John, 143
Sandler, Ensign Dorothy, 285
Sansom, Odette Marie Celine, 231
Sas, Col. Jan G., 34, 70
Sato, Naotake, 294
Schacht, Dr. Hjalmar, 122
Schaefer, Major N., 226
Scheliha, Rudolf von, 129–130, 150
Schellenberg, Walther, 14, 45–48, 200
Schemmel, Major, see Schellenberg, W.
Schlabrendorff, Ferdinand Baron von, 40–41, 257–258
Schmid, Col. Joseph (“Beppo”), 108
Schneider, Christian (“Taylor”), 134–139
Schnieper, Dr. Xavier, 137–138
Schniewind, Admiral Otto, 60, 92, 94
Schramm, Prof. Percy E., 254
Schreiber, Commander, 61–63, 64
Schreider, Joseph, 237–241
Schulenburg, Friedrich Werner Count von der, 268
Schultz, Ursula-Maria Hamburger, 131
Schultze-Gaevernitz, Dr. Gerhart von, 270
Schulze-Boysen, Harro, 147–155
Selborne, Major the Earl of, 87
Serao, Giovanni, 161–162
Seth, Ronald, 253
Seydlitz, Lieutenant, 44–45
Shebinska, Clara, 22
Shivers, Robert L., 191, 199
Shoop, Duke, 297
Simard, Commander Cyril T., 208
Skalda, Joseph, 223
Skouras, George, 219
Simpson, Inspector N., 102
Skornyakov, Colonel, 149
Smith-Hutton, Commander Henry H., 190, 211
Smith, Gen. Walter Bedell, 243, 259
Solms, Major, 43–44
Sorge, Adolph, 168
Sorge, Dr. Richard, 119, 168–174
Sperrle, Field Marshal Hans, 108
Stalin, Joseph V., 123–127, 148, 193, 226–227, 269, 294, 299
Stark, Admiral Harold C., 212
Starziczny, Josef Jakob Johannes, 202
Stauffenberg, Col. Claus S. Count von, 256, 262, 263–265
Stettinius, Edward R., Jr., 259, 293
Stevens, Major Henry Richard, 34, 41–48
Stieber, Wilhelm, 18
Stieff, Gen. Helmut, 257–258, 264
Stimson, Henry L., 189
Stockmar, Christian Friedrich Baron von, 40
Strasser, Gregor, 15
Strong, Gen. Kenneth W. S., 242–244, 245, 247, 248
Strong, Major Gen. George V., 214
Stuelpnagel, Gen. Karl-Heinrich von, 263
Sukulov, Captain Victor (“Kent”), 150–155
Sunlo, Colonel Konrad, 59
Sutherland, Inspector N., 103
Suzuki, Admiral Kantaro, 288–289, 290
Svoboda, Colonel Thomas, 138
Swing, Raymond Gram, 299
Swinton, Lord, 80
Szabo, Violette, 237
Tachibana, Commander, 199
Taconis, Thijs, 238
Taguchi, Jiri, 292–293, 295
Tamm, Edward A., 200
Taylor, Gen. Maxwell D., 243–244
Terasaki, Nobutake, 180, 183–184, 192
Thomas, General Hans, 40
Thomas, Senator Elbert, 289
Thomason, Col. John W., Jr., 212–213
Thompson, William, 178
Thuengen, Gen. Karl Baron von, 266
Thurloe, John, 31
Timmerman, Bernardo, 202
Timoshenko, Marshal, 139
Tirpitz, Admiral Alfred von, 147
Tittmann, Harold, 293
Togo, Shigenori, 292–295
Tolischus, Otto, 178
Tollervey, Private, 100
Tolodzietzki, Captain Kasimir, 23–24
Train, Admiral Harold, 215
Trepper, Leopold (“Jean Gilbert”), 151–155
Tresckow, Colonel Henning von, 257–258, 262
Tricht, General van, 240
Trotha, Thilo von, 59
Trotsky, Leon, 66–67
Trott zu Solz, Adam von, 268
Truman, President Harry S., 276, 291, 294–295, 299, 300
Tuleja, Prof. Thaddeus, 209
Tupikov, General V. M., 149
Ubbink, Johann Bernard, 240
Uebele, Otto, 202
Uritsky, Gen., 170–171
Vanderbilt, Gov. William, 210, 219
Vaccaro, Anthony, 300
Vachell, Group Captain J. L., 35
Vardaman, Commodore James Kimble, Jr., 300
Vench, Friedrich, 228
Victoria, Queen, 40
Vietinghoff, Gen. Heinrich von, 274, 275
Vishinsky, Andrei Yanuarovich, 126
Votja, Gen. Hugo, 223
Waals, Anton van der, 238
Waelti, Werner Heinrich, 98–99, 101–103
Waibel, Major Dr. Max, 272, 274
Walbach, N., 42
Waldberg, Jose Rudolf, 97–100
Wallenberg, Jakob, 260
Waller, Captain J. W., 212
Wals, N., 46, 49
Walther, Lieutenant, 75
Wanklyn, Comdr. Malcolm, 163
Warlimont, Col. Walther, 113
Watts, Captain Egbert, 286
Wedel, Colonel N. von, 6
Weizsaecker, Ernst Baron von, 134
Welles, Sumner, 123
Wenzel, Johann (“Professor”), 153–154
West, General, 138
Westphal, Curt, 202
Weygand, Gen. Maxime, 28
White, Major John Baker, 87, 104–105
Whitehead, Don, 202–203
Wichmann, Captain Herbert, 55–57
Wiley, Major Andrew C., 213
Wilhelmina, Queen of the Netherlands, 76
Wilhelm II, 156
Wilkinson, Admiral Theodore S., 190, 212
Wilmot, Chester, 108
Wilson, Sir Arnold, 30
Winant, John G., 258
Wintle, Colonel A. D., 84–85
Witzleben, Field Marshal Erwin von, 40, 256, 257, 262
Wolff, Gen. Karl Friedrich, 271–275
Wood, Geo
rge, 268
Woods, Sam Edison, 121–123
Wotton, Sir Henry, 11
Yamaguchi, Captain Tamon, 178
Yamamoto, Admiral Isoroku, 182–184, 191, 207–209
Yardley, Major Herbert O., 189–190
Yates, Col. Ivan, 211
Yemerov, Colonel “Bordo,” 154
Yeo-Thomas, Wing Commander Forest F. T. (“Shelley”), 90, 231, 237
Yokoi, Commander Masakazu, 179
Yoshikawa, Ensign Takeo, 180–185
Yoshioka, Dr. Joseph G., 285, 286, 298
Zacharias, Admiral Ellis M., 194, 214–216, 278, 284, 285–302
Zhukov, Marshal Georgi Konstantinovich, 139
Zimmer, Lieutenant Guido, 271–272, 274
Zychon, Major N., 22–24
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