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    Swinemünde
    Switzerland: and Austrian territorial claims; responsible for German POWs
    Szokoll, Major Carl; Die Rettung Wiens
    T-Force (British)
    Talizy: ‘Antifa’ school
    Taylor, A. J. P.
    Taylor, Colonel Telford
    Tedder, Marshal of the RAF Arthurt Baron
    Tegel: airfield opened
    Teheran Conference (1945)
    Tempelhof (Berlin airfield): Howley visits
    Templer, General Sir Gerald
    Tetschen, Czechoslovakia
    Thadden, Elisabeth von
    Thadden-Trieglaff, Frau von
    theatre: in Soviet zone; in American zone; in Vienna
    Thekla, Leipzig
    Theresienstadt concentration camp
    Thibaut, Jacques
    Thierack, Otto-Georg
    Thiess, Franz
    Third Man, The (film)
    Thomas, General Georg
    Thomas, Captain Michael Alexander ( formerly Ulrich Holländer )
    Thomasdorf camp, Czechoslovakia
    Thompson, Commodore C. R.
    Thompson, Dorothy
    Thon, Harry
    Thorez, Maurice
    Thuringia
    Thurn und Taxis, Alexander, Prince
    Thurn und Taxis, ‘Hansi’, Prince
    Thurn und Taxis, Willy, Prince
    Thyssen, Fritz
    Tichy, Lieutenant
    Tiessen, Heinz
    Tietjen, Heinz
    Tito, Josip Broz: friction with Soviet Russia; Stalin restrains; partisans in Carinthia; claims to Trieste; fights domobranci ; summer palace; breach with Stalin
    Tolbukhin, Marshal Fyodor Ivanovich
    Tolomei, Ettore
    Tomeš (Theresienstadt assistant commandant)
    Toscanini, Arturo
    Toynbee, Arnold
    transit camps: in Silesia
    treks: by refugees
    Treuter, Dr Helmut
    Trevor-Roper, Hugh; The Last Days of Hitler
    Trier
    Trieste: British-Yugoslav dispute over; reverts to Italy
    Trizonia (British-French-US zones)
    Troller, Georg Stefan
    Trotha, General Ivo Thilo von
    Trott, Adam von
    Truka (Czech Little Fortress guard)
    Truman, Harry S.: accepts Russian occupation of Mecklenburg and Saxony; Churchill sends ‘iron curtain’ telegram to; wariness of Soviet Russia; Doctrine; and German art treasures; and Morgenthau’s isolation; and trial of German war criminals; agrees to fall back to Yalta-agreed line; and exclusion of French at Potsdam; at Potsdam Conference; relations with Russians; relations with Churchill; accepts Morgenthau’s resignation; demands complete disarmament of Germany; and Polish frontiers; meets Bevin; ends Lease-Lend; and South Tyrol; supports holding Berlin; and Berlin blockade and airlift; federal officials dismissed and resign
    Truscott, General Lucien
    Tsarskoe Selo: Amber Room
    tuberculosis (TB)
    Tübingen
    Tulln, Austria
    Tulpanov, Sergey I. (‘the Colonel’ or ‘the Tulip’)
    Tunner, Major General
    Turks: population transfer (1913)
    Turnwald, Wilhelm
    typhus
    Tyrol; see also South Tyrol
    Udet, Colonel-General Ernst
    Ukraine: kulaks in
    Ulbricht, Walter: arrives in Berlin; and land reform; encourages culture; denies Russian rapes; and founding of GDR; provokes riots in Berlin; in East German government
    Ulitzka, Carl
    Ullstein publishing family
    Ullstein, Heinz
    Ullstein, Hermann
    Union of Independents (Austrian party)
    United Europe Congress, The Hague (May 1948)
    United Nations: Declaration upholding Atlantic Charter; Charter
    United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration (UNRRA)
    United States of America: policy on occupation and treatment of Germany; advance and occupation in western Europe; refuses to recognise Renner regime in Austria; rapes by soldiers; rejects Dönitz government; black soldiers in Germany and Austria; and discovery and liberation of concentration camps; post-war deaths in Germany; conflict with Russians in Berlin; administers zone in Berlin; food plenty in Berlin; attitude to occupied Berlin; Berliners’ attitude to; liberation of western Czechoslovakia; United States of America - continued and Czech expulsions; sends food parcels to Europe; seizes German scientists; favours Adenauer; desire to withdraw from Germany; advance on Vienna; in Austria; administration in Vienna; radio stations; Jews serve in army; propaganda campaign in Germany; denazification programme; ban on fraternising with Germans; and German art treasures; art plunder and pillaging;