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Ronald: Taking Sides
    Hassell, Ulrich von
    Haubach, Theodor
    Hauptmann, Gerhart
    Hausenstern, Wilhelm
    Häussermann, Ernst
    Hautmann, Rudolf
    ‘Haw Haw, Lord’ see Joyce, William
    Hawelka, Josefine and Leopold
    Hedy, Sister
    Heidelberg
    Heiden, Konrad
    Heilig, Bruno: Men Crucified
    Heimpel, Professor
    Heine, Heinrich
    Heinrich, Theodore (‘Ted’)
    Heisenberg, Werner
    Heligoland
    Henderson, Sir Nevile
    Henderson, (Sir) Nicholas Hengher, Sofie
    Henlein, Konrad
    Henry V (film)
    Hentig, Hartwig von
    Hentschel, Volker: Ludwig Erhard
    Herbert, General Sir Otway
    Herbruck, Franconia
    Hermann-Göring-Werke, Linz
    Hermann-Neisse, Max
    Hermes, Andreas
    Hermine of Reuss, Princess (Kaiser’s second wife)
    Hernnstadt, Rudolf
    Herrell, Captain (Günzburg commandant)
    Hertz, Gustav
    Herz, John
    Herz, Martin
    Herzfeld, Wieland
    Hess, Fritz
    Hess, Otto
    Hess, Rudolf
    Heuss, Theodor
    Heydrich, Reinhard
    Heym, Stefan
    Hildebrandt, Friedrich
    Hildebrandt, Richard
    Hildesheim
    Himmler, Heinrich: hopes for Western Allies attacking USSR; and Eichmann’s anti-Jewish activities; and Höss’s attempted escape; Dönitz spurns; swallows cyanide; bargains with Jews; and extermination of inmates of camps; authority; capture and suicide; invoked at Nuremberg; and Ohlendorf
    Hindenburg, Oskar von
    Hindenburg, Paul von; bones moved
    Hindenburg (Zaborze)
    Hirst, Major Ivan
    Hitler, Adolf: votes for; hopes for Allies to attack Russia; suicide; and July assassination plot (1944); dismisses Hohenzollern princes from army; orders Himmler to kill inmates of camps; body not found; and ethnic Germans from Romania; disparages Knappertsbusch; bones offered to Austria; German opposition to; and Winifred Wagner; fate investigated; remains removed by Russians; accepted as Chancellor; authority; deposes Horthy; policy on ethnic Germans (‘Heim ins Reich’); Mein Kampf
    Hlond, Cardinal Augustus
    Hochberg family
    Hoechst factory, Dortmund Hoegner, Wilhelm
    Hoepner, General Erich
    Hofer, Andreas
    Hofer, Franz
    Hofer, Karl
    Hoffmann, Heinrich
    Hohenschönhausen concentration camp
    Hohenzollern family
    Holborn, Hajo
    Holland: POW deaths in; post-war trials in
    Hollos, Julius
    Holstein
    Honecker, Erich
    Honner, Franz
    Hood, Samuelh Viscount
    Hoover, Herbert: diet
    Hope, Bob
    Hopkins, Harry
    Hoppe, Paul Werner
    Hörnle, Edwin
    Horst-Glaisenau, Edmund (General Glaise von Horstenau )
    Horthy, Admiral Miklós
    Horwell, Captain
    Höss, Obersturmbannf ührer Rudolf
    Hotek, Damian
    Howley, Colonel Frank
    Huber, Kurt
    Hubert, Prince of Prussia
    Huch, Ricarda
    Hulbert, Wing Commander Norman
    Hull, Cordell
    Humboldt, Wilhelm: archive destroyed
    Hungary: Swabians (ethnic Germans) expelled; territories; truce signed
    Hurdes, Felix
    Hussels, Dr
    Huylers (US confectioners)
    Hyde, Lieutenant-Colonel Harford Montgomery
    Hyde White, Wilfrid
    Hynd, John
    Ida zu Stolberg-Rossla, Princess
    IG Farben (company)
    Iglau (Jihlava), Czechoslovakia
    Ilg, Ulrich
    Innitzer, Cardinal Theodor
    Innsbruck; University of
    Inter-Allied Reparations Agency (IARA)
    International Military Tribunal see Nuremberg trials
    International Red Cross see Red Cross
    Iran: Soviet troops in
    ‘iron curtain’
    Irving, David
    Ismay, General Sir Hastings
    Italy: and South Tyrol; evacuated by Allies (1946); cedes African colonies; recovers Trieste
    Itter, Schloss, near Kitzbühel
    Ivanov, Makar
    Jackson, Peter ( formerly Jacobus)
    Jackson, Robert H.
    Jacobs, Bruno
    Jakupov, Lieutenant-Colonel
    Jaspers, Gertrud (‘Trudlein’)
    Jaspers, Karl
    Javorička, Czechoslovakia
    JCS see Joint Chiefs of Staff
    Jecklen, Friedrich
    Jena
    Jenkins, Newell
    Jerz, John
    Jesse, Willi
    Jewish Brigade
    Jews: Western Allies and; in Austria; in concentration camps; in Berlin administration; survivors; houses requisitioned by Allies; as administrators in Russian zone; stolen property and restitution; in British army; position in Germany; emigrate to Palestine; refugees and DPs; newspapers; revenge acts; Nazi persecution of; paintings