Das Reich (44 page)

Resistance and
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Allied landings in Normandy
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SAS operations
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Dachau
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Dansey, Sir Claude
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Darthout, Jean
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Darval
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de Gaulle, Charles
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BCRA
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opposition to SOE
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chiefs of staff’s attitude to
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preparations for D-Day
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Resistance attitudes to
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and Jedburgh teams
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D-Day broadcast
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Decazeville
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Demaux, Marcel
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Demery, Mme
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Denis, M.
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Denoix
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Depierrefiche, M.
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Deschamps, M.
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Desourteaux, Hubert
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Desourteaux, Dr Jean
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Deutschland Regiment
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Dickmann, Major Otto
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maquis
attack at Groslejac
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search for Major Kampfe
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Oradour massacre
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death
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Dietrich, Sepp
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Dieudonné, Jean
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Dijoux, Henri
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Dnieper
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Dollman
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Donovan, General
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Dordogne

Resistance in
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German reprisals in
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D-Day
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Resistance attacks Das Reich
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Jedburgh teams
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Germans try to regain control of
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achievements of Resistance in
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Resistance casualties
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Dordogne, River
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Dresden
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Dufour, Jacques (Anastasie)
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Dupuy, Elie
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Duquerry
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Dusacq, René
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Eccles, Sergeant
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Einsatzgruppen
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Eisenhower, Dwight D.
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Espinasse, Abbé
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Eymet
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FAI
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Fairford (Gloucestershire)
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Falaise
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‘Fanny’
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Farran, Roy
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Faucher, Albert
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La Fauvette
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Fegelein, General Hermann
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Fielding, Trooper John
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Figeac
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La Flèche
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Foot, Professor
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Forest, Dominique
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Forest, Michel
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Forest, Mme
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Forest, Professor
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Foussat, Marie-Lèon
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Franco-Prussian War
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Francs-Tireurs et Partisans
(FTP)
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achievements
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rivalry with AS
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and Malraux
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railway sabotage
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D-Day
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attacks Tulle
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attacks Das Reich on the march
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SOE arms
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wants to attack Brive
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in the Corrèze
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lack of discipline
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lose Tulle to Germans
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Tulle reprisals
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and the Jedburgh teams
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at Terrasson
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attack Argenton
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reaction to Oradour massacre
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Fraysinnat-le-Gelat
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Free French

and SOE
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supplies improved
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preparations for D-Day
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and Jedburgh teams
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French Navy
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Frontenac
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Der Führer Panzergrenadiers

reprisals in Lot
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marches north
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attacked at Cressenac
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sent to Limoges
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captures Argenton
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search for Major Kampfe
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Oradour massacre
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in Normandy
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casualties
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war crimes trial
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Gabaudet
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Garde Mobile de Réserve
(GMR)
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Gascony
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Gaullists
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Geissler, Paulette
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Geneva Convention
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Gerlach, Lieutenant
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German Army

First Army
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Seventh Army
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Division B
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189th Infantry Division
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66th Reserve Corps
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95th Security Regiment
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158th Security Regiment
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see also
Oberkommando der Wehrmacht (OKW); SS

Gers
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Gerstenburger
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Gestapo
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Gide, André
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Girette, Adrian
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Gleininger, General
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Gloria, Georges
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Godefroy, Louis
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Godfrin, Roger
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Gourdon
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la Grafouillère
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Gramat
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Groslejac
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Groupes Vény
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Gubbins, General Sir Colin
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Guderian, Heinz
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Guedin, Captain Marius
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joins Resistance
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D-Day
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railway sabotage
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attacks Germans
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opposes arming of FTP
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after the war
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Guéret
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Guingouin, Georges
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Gunzbourg, Antoinette de
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Gunzbourg, Baron Philippe de (‘Edgar’)
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Hague Convention
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Hallowes, Geoffrey
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Harris, Sir Arthur
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Hasell’s Hall (Bedfordshire)
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Hatherop Castle (Gloucestershire)
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Hausser, Paul
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Haute-Vienne
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Heidrich, General
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Hercules
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Hesketh-Pritchard, Alfgar
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Hiller, George
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background
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sent to France
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and Peulevé’s arrest
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and Malraux
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wounded
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after the war
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Himmler, Heinrich
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Hislop, John
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Hitler, Adolf
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Hoff, Otto
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Holmes, Sergeant
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Holtzmann, Sergeant Frédéric
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Houndsworth
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Hubseh
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Hyde, Henry
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Hyllaire, Gaston
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Hyvernaud
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Indian Army
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Indre
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Ireland
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Italy
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Javerdat
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Jedburgh teams
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Jepson, Selwyn
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Jesser column
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Jessiman, Sergeant
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Jews
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Jodl, General
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Joint Planning Staff (Allied)
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Joyce, Alice
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