Deutscher Kampfbund (German Combat League),
Deutscher Schützen und Wanderbund (German Marksmen and Hikers’ League),
Dietl, Eduard, and
Dietrich, Frau,
Dietrich, Josef ‘Sepp’,
Dietrich, Otto,
Dillman, Councillor,
Dönitz, Karl,
‘Donkey Serenade’,
Dornier Works,
Dreigroschenoper (film),
Drexler, Anton,
Drogerie Journal,
Duce, Il see Mussolini, Benito
Eagle’s Eyrie,
East/Eastern Front,
East Prussia, see also Wolf’s Lair, the
Eberbach, Beate,
Eicken, Carl von,
Elbe, River,
Elephant Hotel, Weimar,
England,
Erika (TJ’s post-war acquaintance),
Esser, Hermann,
Exner, Helene Marie ‘Marlene’ von,
Exner family,
‘Faith and Beauty’ organization,
Fasbender, Lola: School of Dance,
Fascists/Fascism,
Fegelein, Hermann
at the Berghof,
appearance and personality,
engaged to Gretl Braun,
investigates assassination attempt on Hitler,
tells TJ about her husband’s death,
marries Gretl Braun,
in Berlin,
death,
biographical information,
Hitler’s suspicions about,
Fellgiebel, Erich,
Feuerbach, Anselm,
First World War,
Fischer von Erlach, Johann Bernard,
Foreign Office, Berlin,
France,
Franz Ehrenwirth publishing firm,
Franz-Joseph-Strasse, Munich,
Frauenholz Camp,
Frederick II the Great,
Freikorps Oberland,
Frentz, Walter,
Freudlose Gasse, Die (film),
Friedrichstrasse Station, Berlin,
Führer Building, Munich,
Furtwängler, Wilhelm,
Garda, Lake,
German Dance Company,
German Dance Theatre,
German Labour Front,
Gieseking, Walter,
Giesing, Erwin,
Giesler, Hermann,
Giordano, Ralph,
Goebbels, Helga, see also Goebbels children
Goebbels, Helmut,◦– see also Goebbels children
Goebbels, Joseph
at the Berghof,
attractive to women,
wit,
relationship with Himmler,
informed of assassination attempt on Hitler,
in Berlin,
attacks Göring’s behavious,
disobeys Hitler’s order to leave Berlin,
announces Hitler’s death on radio,
brief mentions,
Goebbels, Magda
brings family to bunker in Berlin,
carries poison,
Goebbels, Magda—cont.
difficulty in facing her children,
talks about fate of her children,
joins in husband’s accusations against Göring,
warns children about possible injections,
and fate of children,
views about suicide,
Goebbels children,
Göring, Edda,
Göring (née Sonnemann), Emmy (‘the Queen Mother’),
Göring, Hermann,
at the Wolf’s Lair,
at the Berghof,
proposes to take over as Hitler’s successor,
arrested,
Goebbels makes remarks against,
brief mentions,
Greim, Robert Ritter von,
Grunewald Station, Berlin,
Günsche, Otto
at the Wolf’s Lair,
at the Berghof,
and assassination attempt on Hitler,
in Berlin,
and burning of Hitler’s body,
describes death of Hitler and Eva Braun,
and escape attempt,
biographical information,
TJ’s later contact with,
Günther, Agnes: Die Heilige und ihr Narr (The Saint and her Fool),
Günther, Otto (known as ‘Krümel’ (‘Crumbs’)),
Haase, Werner,
Hamburg,
Handschuhmacher, Heini,
Hanfstaengl, Erna,
Hanfstaengl, Ernst ‘Putzi’,
Harras (dog),
Hase, Paul von,
Hasselbach, Hans-Karl von,
Haus Wachenfeld,
Heller, André,
Hemingway, Ernest,
Henkel, Annelies,
Hermann-Göring-Strasse, Berlin,
Herrsching,
Herta (BDM group leader),
Herta Meisenbach School, Munich,
Hesse,
Hewel, Walther
at the Wolf’s Lair,
on train journey to the Berghof,
appearance and easy manner,
at the Berghof,
involved in plane crash,
falls into disfavour,
on train journey to Berlin,
in Berlin,
and escape attempt,
biographical information,
Himmler, Heinrich
gives tobacco to troops,
at the Berghof,
and concentration camps,
relationship with Goebbels,
and Hitler’s decision to stay in Berlin,
provides Hitler with poison,
alleged negotiations with Allies,
Hitler’s suspicions about,
brief mentions,
Hindenburg, Paul von,
Hitler, Adolf
TJ’s attitude towards,
rise to power,
TJ’s father supports,
TJ’s mother’s attitude to,
and outbreak of war,
TJ’s appointment as secretary to,
at the Wolf’s Lair,
visits the Eastern Front,
journey to the Berghof,
at the Berghof,
visits Munich,
at the Wolf’s Lair again,
visits Mussolini in Italy,
stays at the Berghof again,
final stay at the Wolf’s Lair,
attempted assassination of,
health problems,
travels to Berlin,
has operation,
refuses to go to the Berghof,
in the Taunus,
last months in Berlin,
marries Eva Braun,
death,
brief mentions,
Hitler (née Braun), Eva see Braun, Eva
Hitler, Paula (Hitler’s sister),
Hitler Youth,
Höchtl, Lotte,
Höchtl, Tilla,
Hofbräuhaus, Munich,
Hoffmann, Heinrich,
Högl, Peter,
Hoher Göll,
Holst, Maria,
Horthy de Nagybanya, Nikolaus, Regent of Hungary,
House of German Art,
exhibition (Grosse Deutsche Kunstausstellung; Great German Art Exhibition),
Hube, Hans-Valentin,
Humps (née Zottmann), Hildegard
(TJ’s mother)
marriage,
returns to parents’ home,
as mother,
divorce,
views about Hitler,
friendship with Tilla Höchtl,
TJ’s relationship with,
TJ visits,
TJ writes to,
tries to obtain documents for TJ,
TJ reunited with,
poverty,
visits Australia,
TJ feels responsibility for,
death,
TJ’s reflections on,
Humps, Inge (TJ’s sister)
birth,
childhood,
as dancer,
works in Berlin,
TJ visits mother and,
end of dancing career,
works as actress in Munich,
emigrates and marries,
brief mentions,
Humps, Max (TJ’s father),
Humps, Miezl (second wife of Max Humps),
Humps, Traudl see Junge (née
Humps), Traudl
Hungary,
Hungen,
Im toten Winkel (Blind Spot. Hitler’s Secretary) (documentary film),
Inning,
Iron Cross, see also Knight’s Cross