If Britain Had Fallen (51 page)

7th Parachute Division,
71
,
72

9th Army,
68

12th Corps,
207

12th Training Battalion,
95

16th Army,
68

17th Infantry Division,
72

35 th Division,
72
(
see also
Home Guard
and
LDV)

Army, Canadian:
1
st Division,
90

Army, German:

Army Group A,
64
,
68
,
71
,
73
,
79
,
93
,
99
,
122
,
123
,
207

Army Group B,
64
,
99
,
122
,
123

’Das Vaterland’ Division,
81

General Staff,
18

High Command (OKH),
16

Waffen SS,
81

1st Mountain Division,
78

4th Panzer Division,
104

6th Division,
73
,
74

7th Army,
90

7th Panzer Division,
93
,
94
,
96

7th Parachute Division,
76
,
104

8th Division,
27
,
74

8th Motorised Division,
93

8th Panzer Division,
96
,
104
.

9th Army,
73
,
75
,
79
,
122

10th Panzer Division,
93
,
96

Army, German—
cont.

16th Army,
73
,
122

16th Division,
72

17th Division,
76

24th Division,
73

26th Division,
73

28th Division,
74

34th Infantry Division,
81

38th Corps,
26

Army, New Zealand:
28
th Maori Battalion,
76

ARP (Air Raid precautions),
43

Ashford,
68
,
79

Ashmolean Museum,
136
,
138

Associated Press,
146

Athenaeum Club,
142
atomic bomb,
262
atrocity,
89

Australia,
51

Baden-Powell, Lord,
198

Bahamas,
258

BBC,
13
,
103
,
152
,
153
,
154
,
155
Forces Programme
71
German-controlled,
153
programmes,
156

Belgium,
16
,
18
,
19
co-operation, and,
254
defeat of,
36

Belsen,
199
,
206

Berlin,
254
air raid on,
64
atomic bomb, and,
262

Best, Dr,
246

Bexhill,
28
,
73

bicycles,
234
tyres,
234

Biggin Hill,
53

Birmingham,
104
,
246

Gestapo offices in,
128

Information Bureau,
144

Blackburn,
104

black market,
23
–
42
offences,
149

‘Black Monday’,
66

‘black radio’,
227

Board of Trade,
218
,
245

Bock, General Fedor von,
122

Bohle, Ernst,
118

books, black list of,
160

Boulogne,
68

Boy Scouts,
43
,
198

Brauchitsch, General Walther von,
18
,
23
,
24
,
28
,
64
,
99
,
103
,
110
,
116
,
120
,
122
,
165

invasion plans, and,
61

Bridlington,
17

Brighton,
23
,
24
,
66
,
68
,
73
,
75

Brighton Bay,
22

Bristol,
105
,
246

BBC, and,
152

Gestapo office in,
128

University,
144

Britain, Battle of,
53
–
5
opening shots of,
53

British Expeditionary Force
18
,
23
,
34
,
115

British Government in exile
258
,
259

British Museum,
136
,
137
,
224

British Union of Fascists,
111
,
112

broadcasting,
152
–
6

Brooke General Sir Alan,
59
–
60
,

61,
73
,
79
,
91
,
95
,
100
,
104
,
107

Brooks’s Club,
142

brothels,
164

Brüning, Heinrich,
139

Büchsenchütz, Dr,
132

Buckingham Palace,
31
,
32
,
107
,
118
,
178

German occupation of, no

Bund Deutscher Mädchen,
32

Busch, General,
72
,
99
,
122

Cadogan, Sir Alexander,
117
,
139

Calais,
68

Camber,
72

Cambridge,
18
,
19

Archaeological Museum,
138
occupation of University,
143

Canada,
52
,
100
,
114

Canterbury,
68
,
79

Canvey Island,
213

Cardington,
97

‘caretaker’ government,
117

Carlton Club,
142
,
143

Central Committee of National Patriotic Associations,
141

Central News,
146

Chamberlain, Neville,
112
,
118
,
138
,
140
,
142
,
247

appeasement policies,
139
Channel Islands,
147
,
159
,
168
,
173
,
247

broadcasting, and,
154

brothels, and,
165

church, the, and,
172

denouncement,
219

deportation, and,
189
–
95

Freemasons, and,
197

German behaviour,
246

German misbehaviour,
174

Gestapo, and,
196
–
7

home entertainment,
251

journalists in gaol,
148

loot,
176

’milking’ cars,
176

non co-operation,
221

occupation of,
11
et seq.

occupation policy,
182
,
183
,
184

rationing,
237
,
238
,
239

sabotage and spying,
166

tobacco starvation,
236

transport, and,
176
,
177

Chatham,
92
,
213

Chartwell,
100

Cherbourg,
23
,
67

Chesil Beach,
23

Chief Supply Officer,
182

Childers, Erskine,
11
,
60

Chilterns, Battle of,
99
,
103

Christian Peace Movement,
37

Churchill, Winston,
12
,
20
,
31
,
34
,
38
,
46
,
51
,
60
,
66
,
98
,
100
,
102
,
107
,
114
,
142
,
144
,
152
,
196
,
208
,
247

American distrust of,
260

broadcast,
89
,
90

death of,
108

German capital ships, and,
66

invasion, and,
61

invasion fear,
59

request for destroyers,
50

speeches,
218

cinema,
157
–
9

no smoking in,
159

Citrine, Sir Walter,
151

Civil Service,
235

Cleary, Sir Joseph,
133

clothing shortage,
235

coal,
248

supplies,
187

codes,
215

Cohan, R. A. Z.,
140

Coldwell, M. I.,
114

collaboration,
223
–
30

colleges, occupation of,
143

Collier, Basil,
11

colonies, German,
15

Committee for Jewish Refugee Children,
202

Commonwealth, the,
155

communications,
214
–
16

Communism,
259

British,
260

Communists,
131
,
212

German,
221

Conservative Club,
142

Cooper, Duff,
142

Coutanche, Lord,
167
,
191
,
199
,
216
,
217
,
233

Coventry,
104

Criminal Police,
124

Cripps, Sir Stafford,
151

‘Cromwell’,
55
,
68

curfew,
157
,
251

Czechoslovakia,
15

Dachau,
199

Daily Express
,
143

Danish Publishers Association,
256

Darlington,
104

Daventry,
103

D Day,
218
,
221

Deal,
66
,
68

Defence Economic Commands,
179
,
180

Defence Economic Staff for England,
123
,
179

defences,
48
,
56
–
8

S.E. England,
39
–
47

Denmark,
19
,
22
,
66
,
114
,
223
,
246
,
247
,
251
,
256

air attacks from,
53

Jews,
200
,
204

resistance movement,
255