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Absolon, Rudolf,
105

Abyssinia (Ethiopia)

Italian invasion of,
43
,
65
–66

Adler.
See
operations

Afghanistan,
306

Afrika-Korps

collapse of,
101
–102

Alberich.
See
operations

Alpenkorps
,
296

Amritsar, massacre at,
3

Andreas (Herero guerrilla leader),
17
–18

Anthropoid.
See
operations

Ardreantine Caves atrocity,
262
–263

Auschwitz

Battle of Arnhem,
243

extermination of Hungarian Jews,
240

size of,
371

trial in Frankfurt,
297

Axis.
See
operations

A-zerlatschen
(child’s game),
305

Baader-Meinhof gang,
301

Bach-Zelewski, Erich von dem

during Barbarossa,
57
–58

birth and rise to prominence of,
39
–41

breaking with the regime,
277
–279

brief bio of,
319

chain of command Warsaw (1944),
311

codename “Arminus,”
106

command and leadership style,
143
–150

command record,
201

common bond with Himmler,
227
–228