Hitlerland: American Eyewitnesses to the Nazi Rise to Power (69 page)

Dodd’s meetings with,
138
–41,
215

economic programs of,
60
,
68
,
104
–5,
115
,
137
,
146
,
165
–66

Hanfstaengl’s support for,
33
,
34
–39,
43
–46,
81
–83,
84
,
86
,
101
–2,
115
,
117
,
176
–78,
208
–15,
313
,
323
–24,
326

Hearst’s meeting with,
175
–77

Hoover’s meeting with,
228
–30

Huss’s interviews with,
169
–71,
309
–10

ideology of,
21
,
35
–36,
37
,
41
,
53
–54,
60
,
95
,
97
,
100
–101,
111
–12

Iron Cross awarded to,
42
,
236

at Kaiserhof Hotel,
84
–85,
101
,
177
–78

Kaltenborn’s interview with,
86
–88

Kindlkeller speech of,
33
,
34
–36

Lebensraum
policy of,
93
,
237
,
250

as “Little Man,”
85
,
97
,
100
,
167
–68

McDonald’s meeting with,
111
–12

messianic adulation of,
149
,
153
,
164
–65,
167
–68,
173
–74,
192
,
197
,
204
,
288

militarism of,
119
–20,
125
,
140
,
152
–54,
252
–55,
327

military offensives of,
251
–55,
261
,
265
–66,
267
,
279
–82,
284
–88,
289
,
298
–300,
309
–12

military service of,
21
–22

monologues of,
80
–81,
85
,
87
–88,
96
,
115
–18,
138
–39,
228
–29,
230

in Munich,
3
,
20
–29,
33
–39,
40
,
41
–46,
67
–70,
92
,
140
–41

as Nazi leader,
3
–4,
20
–29,
32
–33,
41
–46,
53
–55,
73
,
74
–77,
80
–81,
87
–95,
100
,
119
–20,
127
,
141
,
142
,
149
,
162
,
169
,
172
–75,
208
,
242
–43,
265
–66,
275
,
288
,
305
,
323
–24

at Nuremberg rallies,
172
–75,
176

Obersalzberg chalet of,
169
–71

as orator,
22
,
24
,
33
,
34
–36,
37
,
40
,
53
–54,
76
,
95
,
119
–20,
253
,
265
–66,
289
–90,
312
–13,
316

Papen’s relationship with,
89
,
94
–95,
104
–5

parliamentary democracy opposed by,
68
–69,
87
–88,
96
–97,
146
–47,
222
,
226
,
229
,
253
–54

peace proposals of,
116
,
119
–20,
124
,
140
,
146
,
151
–52,
154
,
226
,
273
,
282
,
289
–90

personality of,
3
–4,
21
–22,
23
,
24
,
26
,
33
–39,
40
,
42
,
75
,
80
,
81
–82,
83
,
85
,
87
–88,
100
–101,
108
–9,
112
,
116
,
169
–71,
174
–75,
177
–79,
208
,
228
–29,
230
,
233
–34,
236
,
254
,
282
,
288
,
309
–10

photographs of,
138
,
236
,
282
,
294
,
315

physical appearance of,
21
,
34
,
40
,
85
,
112
,
115
–16,
138
,
173
–74,
178
–79,
236
,
265
,
282

political comeback of,
64
,
67
–88,
96
–97,
100
–101

political repression by,
89
–95,
105
–10,
119
–20,
122
–29,
139
,
141
–60,
165
–67

as politician,
3
–4,
20
–29,
70
–71,
73
,
75
–77,
79
,
238
–40,
254
–55,
288

popular support for,
75
,
97
,
99
–101,
238
,
269
–70,
275
,
280
–81,
282
,
288
,
289
–90,
308
–9

press coverage of,
20
–22,
24
–25,
33
,
36
,
39
–40,
41
,
42
,
46
,
60
,
67
–70,
71
,
74
–75,
82
–86,
95
–98,
101
,
114
–18,
139
,
254

rearmament program of,
74
,
75
,
116
,
119
–20,
140
,
146
,
152
,
196
–207,
221
–22

as revolutionary extremist,
41
–46,
53
–54,
71
,
81
,
82
,
84
,
87
–88,
94
–95,
97
,
112
,
157
,
162
–63,
166
–67,
170
–71,
206

Rhineland occupation ordered by,
251
–52

rise to power of,
3
–4,
20
–29,
33
–39,
46
,
71
,
73
,
74
–75,
84
,
89
–112,
144
–49,
157
,
233
,
323
–24,
327

rivals eliminated by,
76
–77,
155
–63

Sackett’s meeting with,
80
–81

sexuality of,
44
,
75
,
81
–82,
177
–78

Smith’s meetings with,
7
,
22
–26,
27
,
32
–33,
35
,
196
,
197
–98,
281

suicide attempt of,
45
,
46
,
212
,
323
–24

tantrums and tirades of,
228
–29,
230

territorial ambitions of,
80
,
171
,
237
,
238
–40,
279
–80

Thompson’s interview with,
83
–86,
164

underestimation of,
83
–88,
89
,
90
,
96
–97

U.S. as viewed by,
2
,
8
,
56
,
60
,
210
–11

Versailles Treaty denounced by,
80
,
96
,
116
,
138
–39,
252
,
287

Welles’s meeting with,
281
–82

Wiegand’s meetings with,
20
–22,
67
–70,
71
,
254

at Wolf’s Lair,
309
–10

women as followers of,
35
,
97
–98,
130
–141,
153
–54,
173
,
177
–81,
192
–93,
195
,
196
,
201
,
231
–32,
291
–92

Hitlerjugend (Hitler Youth),
153
,
224
,
290
,
294

“Hitlerland,”
169
,
284
,
292
,
300
,
309

Hitler’s Reich: The First Phase
(Armstrong),
117
–18

Hoetzsch, Otto,
137

Hoffmann, Rolf,
232

Holocaust,
3
,
7
–8,
29
,
60
,
117
,
123
–24,
143
,
180
,
196
,
212
,
213
,
271
,
290
–91,
308

homosexuality,
52
–53,
75
,
82
,
157
–58,
196
,
290
–91

Hoover, Herbert,
6
,
118
,
228
–30,
237

Hopkins, Harry,
283

“Horst Wessel Song,”
135
,
233
,
242
–43

Hottelet, Richard,
272
,
305
–7

Houghton, Alanson B.,
20
,
22
,
27
,
49
–50,
62

How I Became a Socialist
(Keller),
107

Huber, Erwin,
195

Hugenberg, Alfred,
104
–5

Hughes, Charles Evans,
27

Hull, Cordell,
191
,
237
,
239
,
240

Hungary,
298
–99

Huss, Pierre,
169
–71,
286
,
288
,
305
,
309
–10

hyperinflation,
9
,
41
–42,
49
,
65
,
91

I Have a Thing to Tell You
(Wolfe),
185
–87

Illustrierter Beobachter,
98

Inside Europe
(Gunther),
258

International Jew,
60

International Ladies’ Garment Workers’ Union (ILGWU),
77

International News Service,
39
–40,
132
,
169
,
193
,
286
,
305
,
309

I Saw Hitler!
(Thompson),
84
–86

Isherwood, Christopher,
11

Italy,
21
,
26
,
47
,
106
,
161
,
223
,
270
–71,
280

It Can’t Happen Here
(Lewis),
168
–69

Jäckh, Ernst,
114

Japan,
126
,
127
,
128
,
312
–13

Jarrett, Eleanor Holm,
192
–93

Jefferson, Thomas,
137
,
138

Jeschke’s Grand Hotel,
317
–18

Jesus Christ,
164
–65,
174
,
204

Jews:

as emigrants from Germany,
227
–28,
245
–46,
263
–65,
272
,
296
,
321

persecution of,
108
,
110
–11,
225
,
227
–228,
237
,
243
–46,
263
–65,
271
,
272
,
296
,
302
–4,
307
,
308
,
316
,
321
,
327

in U.S.,
78
–79,
189
–91,
210

in Weimar Germany,
61
–62,
65
,
66
,
78
–79,
91
–92

see also
anti-Semitism; Holocaust

Jodl, Alfred,
248

Jodl, Ferdinand,
248

Johnson, Philip,
6
,
52
–53

Jordan, Max,
241

Josten, Rudi,
192

Judas,
164
–65

Justice Department, U.S.,
31
–32

Kahr, Gustav von,
158

Kaiserhof Hotel,
84
–85,
101
,
177
–78

Kaltenbach, Adolph,
293
–94

Kaltenbach, Frederick,
293
–94,
295

Kaltenborn, Hans V.,
86
–88,
109
–10,
293

Kaltenborn, Rolf,
109
–10

Kapp, Wolfgang,
12

Kapp Putsch,
12
,
16

Kastner, Colonel,
213

Keller, Helen,
107

Kellogg-Briand Pact (1928),
62

Kennan, George,
3
,
4
,
273
,
274
,
275
,
277
,
303
–4,
311
,
312
,
313
,
316
,
317
,
318
,
319
–21

Kennedy, John F.,
222
–23,
295
–96

Kennedy, Joseph P., Sr.,
223
,
253
–54