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relationship, conference at Feltre
Ferone, Ernesto (General)
FG automatic rifles
Firestorms
France
Franco, Francisco (General)
Frascati, Italy
air attack on
Frick, Wilhelm
F.R. (destroyer)
Gaeta, Italy
Galbiati, Enzo (General)
Gardner (Colonel)
Gargnano, Italy
Garibaldi brigades
Geraud, Andre
Gerlach, Heinrich (Captain)
German Institute for Gliding Research
(DFS)
German military
Army Group B
disarming/capturing Italian
soldiers
Friedenthal Battalion
German High Command
Military Intelligence
navy
See also Submarines
Tenth Army at Salerno
Third Panzergrenadier Division
See also Italy, German military forces
in/moved to; Luftwaffe; Sicily
German troops in; Waffen SS
Gliders
command of glider assault team
design of DFS gliders
Goebbels, Joseph
death of
and Mussolini letter to Badoglio
Goering, Hermann
Goose step
Gothic Line
Grand Council of Fascism
Grandi, Dino
Gran Sasso (mountain), See also
Campo Imperatore
Greece
Guariglia, Raffaele
Gueli, Giuseppe
Guensche, Otto (Lieutenant)
Gulf of Genoa region
Gustav Line
Hackett, Sir John (General)
Hamburg, Germany See Bombing
raids (Allied), Hamburg
Heinkel bomber
Henschel aircraft
Hess, Rudolf
Hewel, Walter
Hibbert, Christopher
Hidaka, Shinrokuro
Himmler, Heinrich
as Minister of Interior
Hitler, Adolf
addressing German people about
Italian question
assassination attempt on
characterized
and Edda Ciano
and Eva Braun
and Galeazzo Ciano
health of
and Italian coup
and Italian royal house
medals of
military headquarters of
See Wolf’s Lair
pitting subordinates against each
other
and proposed summit meeting
after coup
and retaliation for Allied bombing
raids
and Rommel/Kesselring rivalry
and secrecy
and Skorzeny
and Student
suicide of
suspicions of Badoglio regime
underground bunker in Berlin
and violence
See also Hitler/Mussolini
relationship
Hitler/Mussolini relationship
and Anschluss
common ground of
Hitler/Mussolini
conference at Feltre
and Czechoslovakia
Hitler’s affection/concern for
Mussolini
Hitler’s birthday gift to Mussolini
Hitler’s motives for rescuing
Mussolini
meeting in Berlin in
meeting in Venice in
and Mein Kampf
Mussolini as Hitler’s equal
Mussolini as junior partner
Mussolini’s attitude/feelings
concerning Hitler
in
and requested aid for Italy
reunion after Mussolini’s liberation
and summit of
Hoettl, Wilhelm
Holland, Hotel Imperatore. See Campo
Imperatore
Hunaeus, Helmut (naval Commander)
Hungary
Individualism
Intelligence issues
and Campo Imperatore raid
German intelligence organizations
Italian Military Intelligence Service
undercover operations on
La Maddalena
See also Reich Security Main Office
Israel
Italia (ship)
Italy
Abruzzi region
agriculture in
alliance with England/France
Allied bombing of cities
Allied invasion of
and Allied invasion of Balkans
Allied POWs in
army
civil war in
communications networks in
Fascist Party in
See also
Fascism; Grand Council
of Fascism
formal military alliance with
Germany
German invasion/occupation of
See also Rome, German
occupation of
German military forces in/moved to
industry in
Italian Empire
Italian High Command
as Italian Social Republic
navy
popular feeling after coup
Po Valley
provisional government in
racial laws in
as Salò Republic
sanctions against
and separate peace with Allies
See also Armistice
terms; Unconditional surrender
Servizio Informazione Militare
(SIM)
surrender of German forces in
troops in foreign lands
See also Rome
Japan
Jews
Jodl, Alfred (General)
Junge, Traudl
Junkers cargo plane
Kaltenbrunner, Ernst
Kamptz, Gerhard von (Captain)
Kappler, Herbert
Keitel, Wilhelm (Marshal)
Kesselring, Albert (Marshal)
and Rommel
and Salerno invasion
war crimes of
Krutoff, Leo
Lake Garda (Italy)
La Maddalena (island)
aerial photos of
Lamb, Richard
Langguth, Gerhard (Captain)
L’Aquila, Italy
La Spezia, Italy
Laurich, (Petty Officer)
League of Nations
Lebensraum
Le Bon, Gustave
Lisbon
Los Angeles Times,
Luftwaffe
attack on Belgrade
Second Parachute Division
See also Paratroopers
Mackensen, Hans Georg von
firing of
meeting with King Victor
Emmanuel
recalled to Germany
McRaven, William H.
Maddalena Island. See La Maddalena
Malta
Marini (SergeantMajor)
Masuria (East Prussia)
Maugeri, Franco (Admiral)
Media
Mein Kampf (Hitler)
Meyer, Elimar
Mezzasoma, Fernando
Milan, Italy
Mines
Monelli, Paolo
Montgomery, Sir Bernard (General)
Morell, Professor (Theodor)
Mors, Harold (Major)
Mossad
Munich, Germany
Munich peace conference of
Mussolini, Benito
affairs/mistresses of
and Anschluss
arrest of
See also Mussolini, Benito
after coup
at Campo Imperatore
characterized
after coup
See also
Campo Imperatore
crimes of
daughter of
death of
diary and papers of
German plan to rescue and
reinstate, See also
Operation Oak
health of
and Italian people
and Jews
on Nazism
rumors about after coup
sixtieth birthday of
suicide attempt of
trial of
and Victor Emmanuel
at Villa Feltrinelli
See also Hitler/Mussolini
relationship
Mussolini, Rachele (wife)
Mussolini, Vittorio (son)
Naples, Italy
Nationalism
Nebe, Arthur (General)
New York Times,
Nietzsche, Friedrich
Night of the Long Knives
North Africa
Norway
Oberbefehlshaber Sued (OB SUED)
Oberkommando der Wehrmacht
(OKW)
Odessa network
Office of Strategic Services
(OSS)
OKW. See Oberkommando der
Wehrmacht
Olympic Games of
Operation Avalanche
Operation Axis (Achse)
See also Italy, German
invasion/occupation of
Operation Barbarossa, See also
Russia, Nazi invasion of
Operation Black (Schwarz)
Operation Citadel
Operation Dragoon
Operation Gomorrah
Operation Greif
Operation Oak (Eiche)
glider sequence in Campo
Imperatore raid
as jailbreak
mission planning and command
structure
and placing blame on Italian
Fascists
Operation Student
Osborne, Sir D’Arcy
OSS. See Office of Strategic Services
Owens, Jesse
Pact of Steel
Panthère (destroyer)
Paratroopers
battles fought in
Partisans
Passo Romano
Patricelli, Marco
Patton, George (General)
Pelaghi (Colonel)
Peron, Juan and Evita
Persefone (corvette)
Personality cult
Pertinax (French journalist)
Petacci, Claretta
Pirelli, Alberto
Plehwe, Friedrich von
Poison
Poison gas
Poland
Polito, Saverio (General)
Pontine and Sardinian Musings
(Mussolini)
Ponza (island)
Portugal, See also Lisbon
Pratica di Mare airfield
Priebke, Erich
Propaganda
Quebec conference (Allies)
Race issues
Radar
Radl, Karl (Lieutenant)
and Skorzeny
and Soleti
Rahn, Rudolf
Raised arm salute
Raw materials
Reich Security Main Office (RSHA)
Rhineland
Ribbentrop, Joachim von
memo regarding Italian situation
Ridgway, Matthew (General)
Rintelen, Enno von (General)
firing of
Roatta, Mario (General)
Roma (ship)
Rome
airfields near
Allied airborne insertion into
Allied bombing of
Allied capture of
carabinieri barracks in Via
Quintino Sella and Via Legnano
German occupation of
Jews in
march on Rome in
martial law in
popular feeling in after coup
Roman Empire
Roman resistance
See also Partisans
surrender of
University of Rome
Rommel, Erwin (Marshal)
and assassination attempt on
Hitler
and Kesselring
and La Spezia
Rommel Manfred (son)
Roon, Arnold von (Major)
Roosevelt, Franklin
RSHA. See Reich Security Main Office
Rumania, Rumors, . See also
Mussolini, Benito, rumors
about after coup
Russia
Kharkov
Kursk region
Nazi invasion of
See also Eastern front;
Operation Barbarossa
Taganrog
Sabotage
Salerno, Italy
Santo Stefano (island)
Sardinia
Schellenberg, Walter
Schmidt, Paul
Schulz, Max
Schutzstaffel (SS), See also
Waffen SS
Schwerdt (Lieutenant)
Secrecy
Semmler, Rudolf
Senise, Carmine
Shaped charges
Shortages, Sicily
Allied invasion of
and conflict between Italy and
Germany
fall of to Western Powers
German evacuation of
German troops in
SIM. See Italy, Servizio Informazione
Militare
Skorzeny, Otto (Captain)
and Campo Imperatore raid
death of
in detention camp and escape
exploits during World War II
and flight to Rome after Campo
Imperatore raid
medals awarded to
meetings with Hitler
and Mussolini
and paratroopers
and Radl
Smith, Denis Mack
Soleti, Fernando, (General)
South Tyrol
Spanish Civil War
Speer, Albert
SS. See Schutzstaffel
Stalingrad, Battle of
Steinbeck, John
Storch (Stork) aircraft
Stresa front
Strong, Kenneth W. D. (Brigadier)
Student, Kurt (General)
and Campo Imperatore
career of
death of
and paratroopers
Submarines
Summersby, Kay
Switzerland
Tangier
Tanks
Taranto, Italy
Tarvisio, Italy
Taylor, A.J.P.
Taylor, Maxwell (General)
Tazzari (LieutenantCommander)
Torpedo boats
Torture
Trettner, Heinz (General)
Unconditional surrender
See also Armistice terms
United Nations
Vatican
Ventotene Island
blockade of
radar station at
Versailles Treaty
Victor Emmanuel III (King)
and armistice terms
arrest of, See also Operation
Student
as banned from Italy
exit from Rome
and first approach to Allies
kidnapping of, See also
Operation Student
and leftwing radicals
meeting with Mackensen
Vienna, Austria
Vigna di Valle (Italian seaplane base)
Vigneri, Paolo (Captain)
Villa Savoia
Villa Torlonia
Waffen SS
Wansee group
War crimes
Warger, Robert
Warlimont, Walter (General)
Webber, James
Wehrmacht,See also German
; military
Westphal, Siegfried (General)
Whiting, Charles
Wiskemann, Elizabeth
Wolff, Karl
Wolf’s Lair (Wolfsschanze)
afternoon Fuehrer Conference at
last Axis summit at
meetings after Italian coup
Mussolini at
Sperrkreis I
World War I
Wulff, Wilhelm
YeoThomas, Forrest (Wing Commander)
Yugoslavia
Zanussi, Giacomo (General)