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    Daladier, Edouard
    Dalton, Hugh
    Danzig (Gdansk)
    Darré, Walter
    ‘death marches’
    De Gasperi, Alcide
    de Lancie, John
    Deleuze, Major
    Dempsey, General Sir Miles
    denazification
    Devers, General Jacob
    Dibelius, Otto
    Dick, Professor Walter
    Dickens, A. G.
    Diels, Rudolf
    Dietrich, Landrat (of Ruppin)
    Dietrich, Otto
    Dietrich, General Sepp
    Diewald (Austrian lawyer)
    Dimitrov, Georgy displaced persons (DPs): in central Europe; looting and killing by; rapes by; in black market
    Ditzen, Rudolf (Hans Fallada)
    Ditzen, Suse
    Dix, Otto
    Dix, Rudolf
    Dixon, Specialist Sergeant Shirley
    Djilas, Milovan
    Dmowski, Roman
    Dobbek, Dr
    Döblin, Alfred; Berlin-Alexanderplatz
    ‘Doktora’ (of Königsberg)
    Dollfuss, Engelbert
    Dombrowski (Polish policeman)
    domobranci (Slovenian home guard)
    Dönhoff, Marion, Gräfin
    Dönitz, Admiral Karl
    Donnedieu de Vabres, Henri
    Donovan, William
    Dortmund
    Dos Passos, John: on US Military Government HQ in Frankfurt; on co-operation between Western zones; on Vienna; on Fragebogen and denazification; and US hatred of Germans; on DPs’ lawlessness; on Rhine Meadow camps; reports Nuremberg trials; interviews Clay
    Douda (Czech police director)
    Douglas, Marshal of the RAF Sir Sholto
    Draht, Andreas
    Drambusch (forester)
    Draper, General William
    Dratvin, General M. I.
    Dresden
    Dresden Gallery
    Drobner, Bolesław
    drugs
    Dubensky, William
    Dubois, Lieutenant Herbert
    Duermayer, Heinz
    Dunbaugh, Captain Frank M.
    Dunn, Thomas
    Duppau, Czechoslovakia
    Düsseldorf
    Dyck, Dr van
    Dymshitz, Colonel Alexander
    Dyszkant, Dr
    East Germany see German Democratic Republic
    East Prussia: Soviet offensive and destruction in; German population; religious faith; refugees from; starvation in; Stalin’s view on at Potsdam; Germans driven from; Russians appropriate part; see also Prussia
    Ebensee, Austria
    Eberle, Henrik and Matthias Uhl (eds): Das Buch Hitler ( The Hitler Book )
    Ebert, Friedrich
    Eclipse, Operation
    Eden, Anthony ( later 1st Earl of Avon): and transfer of Germans from East Prussia; disdain for Austria; recognises Austrian claim to independence; and Nuremberg trials; at Potsdam Conference; supports Italian claim to South Tyrol
    Edler, Franz
    Ehrenburg, Ilya
    Eichmann, Adolf
    Eigruber, August Gauleiter
    Einsiedel, Horst von
    Eisenerz Trial (1946)
    Eisenhower, General Dwight D.: declares war ended; orders Dönitz’s arrest; visits concentration camp; in Frankfurt-am-Main; reputation; and anti-frat order; and US pillaging; and Göring’s capture; and agreement on Berlin; and territorial allocations at Potsdam; Truman visits in Frankfurt; threatens to scrap Control Council; federal officials quit under
    Eisler, Hans
    Emery, Major
    Engelbert, Otto
    Epenstein, Hermann von
    Erdmannsdorff, Otto von
    Erhard, Ludwig
    Erhardt, John
    Erlach, Albert von
    Ermland
    Erzgebirge, the
    Esser, Hans
    Esser, Heinz
    Eulenburg, Siegfried
    European Advisory Commission (EAC)
    European Union ( earlier Common Market)
    Falkenburger, Paul
    Falkenhausen, General Alexander von
    Fallada, Hans see Ditzen, Rudolf
    Fandrich (judge)
    Farmer, Captain Walter
    Faulhaber, Cardinal Michael
    Fechner, Max
    Fediunsky, General I. I.
    Fegelein, Hermann
    Fegelein, Waldemar
    Fehrer, Franz
    Feitenhansl, Karl
    Felix, Leo (‘Felix Field’)
    Feuchtwanger, Lion
    Février, Jacques
    Fichte, Paul
    Fiedler, Ludwig
    Field Security Service (FSS; British)
    Fierlinger, Zdenek
    Figl, Leopold
    Filippov, Captain films see cinema
    Final Solution; see also Jews
    Fischer, Ernst; The Rebirth of My Country
    Fischhorn Castle, near Zell-am-See
    Fitsch, Eduard
    Fläschner, Hans
    Flensburg
    Flick Group
    Flieder, Paul
    Flory, General L. D. (Les)
    Flossenbürg concentration camp
    Foord, Brigadier E. J.
    Forrestal, James
    Forst, Willy
    Forster, Albert
    Foster, Norman, Baron
    Fragebogen
    France: revenge acts against Germany; goals for defeated Germany; seeks recognition as great power; claims to Rhine and Ruhr; demands for zone of occupation in Germany;