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Authors: Giles MacDonogh
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Berlin milk supply; introduces new currency; violent tactics in Berlin; offers all-German government; abuses Anglo-Americans; maintains POW camps after creation of GDR; as post-war enemy; effects of war and settlement on; see also Red Army; Soviet zone
Soviet zone (Germany): created; administration and appointments; land reform in; money reintroduced; smuggling and corruption in; pillaging; elections (October 1946); illicit crossing of border from West; police force purged and reconstituted; rail travel in; concentration camps (Spetzlager); culture in; releases minor Nazis
Spaatz, General Carl
Spann, Rafael
Speer, Albert: in Dönitz government; resigns; searched; transferred to Spandau; and Berlin Chancellery; on drunken British guard; capture, trial and interrogation; and Nuremberg executions; use of slave labour; in severe winter 1946-7, on Berlin airlift; in detention; Spandau: The Secret Diaries
Speer, Margarete
Spiegel, Der (magazine)
Spiel, Hilde
Sprang (prisoner in Russia)
Spranger, Eduard
Springer, Axel
Stack, Brigadier Robert
Stahlberg, Werner
Stahmer, Otto
Stalin, Josef V.: military successes; on Poland and Baltic states; territorial claims in Europe; relations with Western Allies; Roosevelt makes concessions to; policy on Austria; condones rape by Red Army; on treatment of Austria; reinstates Renner as chancellor in Austria; opposes Dönitz government; and domination of Berlin; rumoured anti-British speech; and administration of Russian zone; and Red Army behaviour in Austria; agrees to feed Viennese population; forms buffer zone to satellite states; and Hitler’s suicide; and plundered art in Germany; conduct of war; at Potsdam Conference; discusses UN Charter; and French; and Polish settlement; Western Allies mistrust; demands part of German fleet at Potsdam; on Attlee; on custody of war criminals; avoids further war; Byrnes and; and beginnings of Cold War; and CFM in London 1947, 509; breach with Tito; favours German unity; and founding of GDR; obstructs creation of West Germany; and Berlin blockade; offers to lift Berlin blockade for free circulation of currencies; offers armed and unified Germany to Adenauer; achieves Soviet security
Stalingrad: battle of (1942-3); German prisoners
Stange, Wilhelm
Starbroke, Captain
Starke, Gerhard
Starlinger, Professor Wilhelm
Stasi (Ministry of State Security, East Germany)
Stauffenberg, Colonel Graf Claus Schenk von
Steel, Christopher
Steele, General Sir James
Steengracht von Moyland, Freiherr Gustav Adolf von
Stegerwald, Adam
Stein, Frau von (Lehnsdorff’s aunt)
Steiner, Frank
Steinhardt (assistant mayor of Vienna)
Stelzl, Johann
Stephens, Colonel Robin
Stern, James: on post-war fatalities; observes boys playing at bombing; on Americans’ behaviour in Germany; sees German destruction; on black market; hears Ledenfels play Beethoven at Auden’s house; on plunder by Moroccans; on feral children; on Schmorrell family; visits Prince Fugger von Glött; and German knowledge of atrocities; and Fragebogen ; on prostitutes; gives chewing gum to children; on Polish DPs; The Hidden Damage
Sternheim, Carl: Der Snob
Stettin
Stevens, Major Richard H.
Steyr (motor manufacturer)
Stiegelmar family
Stiller, Obersturmführer
Stillfried, Major
Stimson, Henry L.
Stolp (Słupsk)
Stolz, Otto
Storm, Ruth
Strachey, John
Strang, Sir William ( later Baron)
Stránský, Jaroslav
Strasbourg
Strauss, Emil Georg von
Strauss, Richard; Die Metamorphosen
Streicher, Julius
Stremer Jewish Murder Case (Austria)
Stroop, Jürgen
Strüder, Dr (of Frankfurt)
Stuckart, Wilhelm
Stülpnagel, General Carl-Heinrich and Frau von
Stumm, Johannes
Stumpff, General Hans-Jürgen
Sturgkh, Graf Alfred
Stuttgart
Stutthof concentration camp
Styria
Sudetenland
Suhr, Otto
Suhrkamp, Peter
Sulzbach, Herbert
Summersby, Kay
Sunisch, Ernestine
Susmann, Herr (of Teupitz)
Svoboda, General Ludvik
Swabians (ethnic Germans in Hungary)
Sweet,
Soviet zone (Germany): created; administration and appointments; land reform in; money reintroduced; smuggling and corruption in; pillaging; elections (October 1946); illicit crossing of border from West; police force purged and reconstituted; rail travel in; concentration camps (Spetzlager); culture in; releases minor Nazis
Spaatz, General Carl
Spann, Rafael
Speer, Albert: in Dönitz government; resigns; searched; transferred to Spandau; and Berlin Chancellery; on drunken British guard; capture, trial and interrogation; and Nuremberg executions; use of slave labour; in severe winter 1946-7, on Berlin airlift; in detention; Spandau: The Secret Diaries
Speer, Margarete
Spiegel, Der (magazine)
Spiel, Hilde
Sprang (prisoner in Russia)
Spranger, Eduard
Springer, Axel
Stack, Brigadier Robert
Stahlberg, Werner
Stahmer, Otto
Stalin, Josef V.: military successes; on Poland and Baltic states; territorial claims in Europe; relations with Western Allies; Roosevelt makes concessions to; policy on Austria; condones rape by Red Army; on treatment of Austria; reinstates Renner as chancellor in Austria; opposes Dönitz government; and domination of Berlin; rumoured anti-British speech; and administration of Russian zone; and Red Army behaviour in Austria; agrees to feed Viennese population; forms buffer zone to satellite states; and Hitler’s suicide; and plundered art in Germany; conduct of war; at Potsdam Conference; discusses UN Charter; and French; and Polish settlement; Western Allies mistrust; demands part of German fleet at Potsdam; on Attlee; on custody of war criminals; avoids further war; Byrnes and; and beginnings of Cold War; and CFM in London 1947, 509; breach with Tito; favours German unity; and founding of GDR; obstructs creation of West Germany; and Berlin blockade; offers to lift Berlin blockade for free circulation of currencies; offers armed and unified Germany to Adenauer; achieves Soviet security
Stalingrad: battle of (1942-3); German prisoners
Stange, Wilhelm
Starbroke, Captain
Starke, Gerhard
Starlinger, Professor Wilhelm
Stasi (Ministry of State Security, East Germany)
Stauffenberg, Colonel Graf Claus Schenk von
Steel, Christopher
Steele, General Sir James
Steengracht von Moyland, Freiherr Gustav Adolf von
Stegerwald, Adam
Stein, Frau von (Lehnsdorff’s aunt)
Steiner, Frank
Steinhardt (assistant mayor of Vienna)
Stelzl, Johann
Stephens, Colonel Robin
Stern, James: on post-war fatalities; observes boys playing at bombing; on Americans’ behaviour in Germany; sees German destruction; on black market; hears Ledenfels play Beethoven at Auden’s house; on plunder by Moroccans; on feral children; on Schmorrell family; visits Prince Fugger von Glött; and German knowledge of atrocities; and Fragebogen ; on prostitutes; gives chewing gum to children; on Polish DPs; The Hidden Damage
Sternheim, Carl: Der Snob
Stettin
Stevens, Major Richard H.
Steyr (motor manufacturer)
Stiegelmar family
Stiller, Obersturmführer
Stillfried, Major
Stimson, Henry L.
Stolp (Słupsk)
Stolz, Otto
Storm, Ruth
Strachey, John
Strang, Sir William ( later Baron)
Stránský, Jaroslav
Strasbourg
Strauss, Emil Georg von
Strauss, Richard; Die Metamorphosen
Streicher, Julius
Stremer Jewish Murder Case (Austria)
Stroop, Jürgen
Strüder, Dr (of Frankfurt)
Stuckart, Wilhelm
Stülpnagel, General Carl-Heinrich and Frau von
Stumm, Johannes
Stumpff, General Hans-Jürgen
Sturgkh, Graf Alfred
Stuttgart
Stutthof concentration camp
Styria
Sudetenland
Suhr, Otto
Suhrkamp, Peter
Sulzbach, Herbert
Summersby, Kay
Sunisch, Ernestine
Susmann, Herr (of Teupitz)
Svoboda, General Ludvik
Swabians (ethnic Germans in Hungary)
Sweet,
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