World War II: Almanac (World War II Reference Library)

38 Pages·1999·0.5 MB·English

by  George Feldman

WWII Cum Titlepg.quark 9/29/03 2:06 PM Page 1
Cumulative Index
WWII Cum Titlepg.quark 9/29/03 2:06 PM Page 3
Cumulative Index
Includes Indexes For:
World War II: Almanac
World War II: Biographies
World War II: Primary Sources
Christine Slovey, Index Coordinator
WW2CIDXqxp 7/30/03 3:43 PM Page iv
Christine Slovey, Index Coordinator
x
e
This publication is a creative work copyrighted by U•X•L and fully pro-
d
tected by all applicable copyright laws, as well as by misappropriation,
n
trade secret, unfair competition, and other applicable laws. The authors
I
and editors of this work have added value to the underlying factual mate-
e rial herein through one or more of the following: unique and original
v selection, coordination, expression, arrangement, and classification of
i the information. All rights to this publication will be vigorously
t
a defended.
l
u
m Copyright © 2000 U•X•L, An Imprint of The Gale Group
u All rights reserved, including the right of reproduction in whole or in part
C in any form.

:
I
I Printed in the United States of America

r 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1
a
W

d
l
r
o
W
WW2CIDXqxp 7/30/03 3:43 PM Page 1
Cumulative Index
A = World War II: Almanac
B = World War II: Biographies
P = World War II: Primary Sources
A Afrika Korps Boldface type indicates
Aachen, Germany A1:70–71, 2:227 abbreviation of individual titles;
B157, 162, 163, 208, 223, 226,
A2:302 (ill.)
Abbey, at Monte Cassino 228, 241 Bold numerals indicate
A2:237, 238 (ill.), 239 (ill.) Air force, Allied main entries
Abwehr (German military A1:55–60, 57 (ill.), 2:253–54,
Illustrations are marked by (ill.).
counter-intelligence) 263–64
A2:350 Air raids
Action in the North Atlantic A1:182–93
A2:384–85 Air raids, against Britain
Advisory Council for Italy A1:55–60, 58 (ill.), 59 (ill.),
A2:220 185–86, 185 (ill.)
Africa (SeeNorth Africa) Air raids, against Germany
African Americans A1:188–93
A1:112–19 Air raids, against Japan
African Americans, and armed A1:101, 334–35
services Air raids, British civilians killed by
A1:114–17, 114 (ill.), 116 (ill.) A1:59
B43, 46–49, 51, 57, 58, 116 Air raids, German civilians
African Americans, and defense wounded by
industry jobs A2:394
A1:113 Air raids, the Doolittle raid
African Americans, and migration A1:101
from south Air Transport Authority (ATA)
A1:108, 118 B38
1
WW2CIDXqxp 7/30/03 3:43 PM Page 2
Airborne troops Appeasement
A2:263–64 A1:21–22
Aircraft industry B13, 28
A(U.S.) 1:106–07, 120 P5, 15
AK (Armia Krajowa) (SeeHome Arcadia Conference
Army [Polish] ) A2:208–09
Alamein, El Ardennes Forest
A2:228 A1:48–49, 49 (ill.) 2:292
Albania Ardennes offensive (SeeBattle
A1:72–73 of the Bulge)
Albrecht, Berty Area bombing
B70 A1:188–89, 193
Aleutians Arizona,USS
A2:316–17 A1:90, 92, 92 (ill.), 118
Algeria P60 (ill.), 61, 67
A2:228–30 Armia Krajowa(AK) (SeeHome
Alliance
Army [Polish])
A2:354
Armistice, French-German (1940)
Allies
A1:54
A2:205–19
Armistice, World War I
B151–53, 174–75, 209, 211,
A1:4
228, 240–43, 252
Army Group Center (German)
P6, 22, 45, 47, 66, 81, 119,
A1:81–82, 2:279–80
123, 125, 129, 130, 138, 140,
Army Group North (German)
143, 144, 156, 173–75, 184,
A1:81
187, 193, 205, 211, 212, 220
Army Nurse Corps (ANC)
Ambrose, Stephen E.
P159, 168, 169
P187–96
The Army of the Future
American Civil Liberties Union
B64
(ACLU)
Arnold, General A.H. “Hap”
B131
B38
Anglo-American Control
Arsenal of Democracy
Commission (Italy)
A1:63, 106
A2:220
Asia for the Asians policy
Anschloss
A1:31, 2:414
A1:20 (ill.), 21
Athenia
B123
P43, 44 (ill.)
Anti-Comintern Pact (1936)
A1:32, 83 Athens
Anti-Communism A1:74 (ill.), 75–76, 136
A2:371 Atlantic, Battle of (SeeBattle of
Anti-Semitism the Atlantic)
A1:2, 157–68, 375–76, 381 Atlantic Charter
B84, 102, 105, 108, 109, 201, A2:208, 414
259, 260, 267 B240
P35, 101, 102 P22, 23, 26–27,29
Anti-Semitism, and motion Atlantic Wall
pictures A2:254–55, 255 (ill.), 353
A2:375–76 Atomic bomb
Antwerp A2:223, 337–44, 338 (ill.), 340
P187 (ill.), 363–68
Anzio, Italy B97, 143, 183, 185, 189, 190,
A2:237–38 241, 275, 278, 281–83
B49 P117–28, 121 (ill.), 129–42, 213
2 Airborne troops A = World War II: Almanac B = World War II: Biographies
WW2CIDXqxp 7/30/03 3:43 PM Page 3
Atomic Energy Commission Battle of Dunkirk (SeeDunkirk)
B191–92 Battle of El Alamein (SeeEl
Atrocities Alamein)
A1:30, 32, 157–79, 2:218–19, Battle of Iwo Jima (SeeIwo Jima)
298–99, Battle of Kursk (SeeKursk)
Attu Battle of Midway
A2:316 A1:102–03, 2:357
Auschwitz P65, 66
A1:178–79, 178 (ill.) 202, Battle of Okinawa (SeeOkinawa)
2:297 Battle of Stalingrad
B256, 260
A2:244–46, 246 (ill.)
P108, 109, 111, 112
P37, 39
Australia
Battle of the Atlantic
A1:61, 101–02, 2:312, 393
A1:66–69, 68 (ill.), 2:227
Australian troops
P43–58, 54 (ill.)
A2:318–19
Battle of the Bulge
Austria
A2:292 (ill.), 292–94
A1:4, 21, 160, 162, 2:403
B78, 165, 200
Axis
P 187–96, 189 (ill.), 190 (ill.),
A1:69, 72, 75 (ill.), 103,
191 (ill.), 193 (ill.), 195 (ill.)
2:205, 224–26
Battle of the Bulge, and African-
B109, 167, 172
American troops
P6, 60, 61, 67, 87, 143
A1:115
Axis Sally (Mildred Gillars)
A2:372 Battle of the Bulge, and
intelligence
A2:346
Battle of the Coral Sea
B
A1:100 (ill.), 101–02
Babi Yar BBC (SeeBritish Broadcasting
A1:171 Corporation)
Baby boom
“Be Ye Men of Valour”
A2:406
P11–13
Badoglio, Pietro
Beethoven’s Fifth Symphony
A2:235
A2:371
P213
Belarus (SeeWhite Russia)
Bagration, Operation
Belgium
A2:278–82
A1:47–48, 49 (ill.), 138, 183,
Barbarossa, Operation
2:270, 355, 396
A1:77–82, 79 (ill.)
Belorussia (SeeWhite Russia)
Bari, Italy
Belzec concentration camp
A1:195
A1:173
Barker, Rodney
Bengal, famine in (1943)
P129–42
A2:412
Bastogne, Belgium
P193 Benning Revolution
Bataan B150
A1:96–97, 2:327 Bergman, Ingrid
P65 A2:382, 382 (ill.)
Bataan Death March Berlin
A1:97 A1:191, 2:395 (ill.), 397 (ill.)
Battle of Britain Berlin, Battle of
A1:55–60, 58 (ill.), 59 (ill.), A2:301–04
182 (ill.), 185–86, 2:201 Bertin, Celia
(ill.), 360 B70
P = World War II: Primary Sources Bertin, Celia 3
WW2CIDXqxp 7/30/03 3:43 PM Page 4
Bethe, Hans Bond drives
A2:366 A1:108
Bielsko, Poland Bonin Islands
A1:164 A2:326 (ill.)
Bismarck Bonus March
P48, 49 (ill.) B139
Black Code (American attaché Book burnings
code) A2:373
A2:357 Bosnia
Black market A1:154–55
A1:110, 112, 136 Bougainville
Black shirts (Italy) A2:318, 357
A1:12 Bourke-White, Margaret
B170 A2:387
Blackout B266
A1:187, 200 Boycott, anti-Jewish
Bletchley Park (Ultra A1:159
headquarters) Bradley, General Omar
A2:358 B196, 200
The Blitz (SeeBattle of Britain) Braun, Eva
Blitzkrieg A2:303
A1:40–41 B111
B225, 226 Britain (SeeGreat Britain)
P8, 188 British Army, and the Battle of
“Blood, Toil, Tears and Sweat” Falaise (Normandy)
B30 A2:269
P10–11 British Army, evacuation from
Blücher(German battleship) Dunkirk
A1:47 A1:51–53
Blue Max, Hermann Göring British Army, in Greece
awarded A1:76
B83 British Army, in invasion of
Bock’s Car Normandy
P138 A2:260, 265
Bogart, Humphrey British Army, in North Africa
A2:382, 382 (ill.) A1:69–72
Bohec, Jeanne British Army, women in
B70 A1:197–98
Bohemia British Broadcasting Corporation
A1:23 (BBC)
Bolshevism A1:138, 2:370
B247, 248 British Expeditionary Force (BEF)
P38 A1:48, 50–53
Bombardment, air, D-Day Broad front strategy
A2:264 A2:292
Bombardment, naval, D-Day Brokaw, Tom
A2:264 P87, 95
Bomber Command (Royal Air Brotherhood of Sleeping Car
Force) Porters
A1:188–89, 193 A1:112
“Bomber” Harris (SeeHarris, Sir Brown Shirts (SeeStorm Troopers)
Arthur) Broz, Josip (SeeTito)
Bombing of London Brussels, liberation of
B206 A2:270
4 Bethe, Hans A = World War II: Almanac B = World War II: Biographies
WW2CIDXqxp 7/30/03 3:43 PM Page 5
B-25 bomber Casablanca, Morocco
A1:101 A2:228, 230
B-29 bomber (superfortress) B243
A2:327–28, 334–35 P221
Bukharin, Nikolai Cassino
B249 A2:236–38, 238 (ill.), 239 (ill.)
Bulgaria Casualties
A1:73–74, 2:225–26, 298–99 A2:391–93
Bulge, Battle of the (SeeBattle of Catholicism
the Bulge) B259-261
Burma Caucasus
A1:84–85, 99, 2:305 A2:242, 246
Burma Road Cavalry (Polish)
A1:84–85, 2:306 (ill.) A1:40–41, 41 (ill.)
Bush, George Censorship
P94 A1:138, 2:376
Buzz-bomb (SeeV-1) Chain reaction, nuclear
A2:364–65
Chamberlain, Neville
A1:22, 48
C
B11–16,11 (ill), 14 (ill.), 28
Caen, France P5, 15
A2:260, 268 Chelmno concentration camp
The Cage A1:173
P104–12 Chetniks
Cairo Conference A1:153–54
B22 Chiang Kai-Shek
Cairo, Egypt A1:33, 2:222 (ill.)
A2:357 B17–24,17 (ill), 23 (ill)
“Call to Honor” Children
B66 A1:121, 124–25, 199–204, 201
Canada (ill.), 203 (ill.), 2:304 (ill.),
A1:61 338 (ill.)
Canada, joint defense planning China, and Korea
with U.S. A1:28
A1:65 China, Civil war in
Canadian Army, and D-Day A1:33
A2:260 China, Communist Party of
Canadian Army, and the Battle A1:33
of Falaise (Normandy) China, establishment of the
A2:269 Republic
Canadian Army, and the A1:33
Dieppe raid China, Japanese atrocities in
A2:257 A1:30
Canaris, Admiral Wilhelm China, Japanese invasion of
A2:350, 354 A1:27–29, 32–34
Capra, Frank B20, 21
A2:379 China, Japanese troops in
B1–10,1 (ill.) A2:305
Casablanca China, losses in the war
A2:382 (ill.), 382–83 A2:411
Casablanca Conference Choltitz, Dietrich von
A2:214 (ill.), 215–16 A2:273, 275
P = World War II: Primary Sources Choltitz, Deitrich von 5
WW2CIDXqxp 7/30/03 3:43 PM Page 6
Chuikov, Vasili Compton, Arthur
A2:244 B190
Churchill, Winston Concentration camps
A1:48, 53, 2:207–11, 214 (ill.), A1:16, 172–76
221 (ill.), 230, 252, 336 (ill.) B109, 266, 270
B13, 25 (ill.), 25–33, 29 (ill.), P103, 112, 113 (ill.), 114
66, 223, 240, 242 (ill.), 243 Confessions of a Nazi Spy
P5–19,9 (ill.), 18 (ill.), 21–30, A2:379
Congressional Medal of Honor,
26 (ill.), 44, 55, 56 (ill.), 78,
James Doolittle awarded
119, 120, 123, 140, 194
B274
Ciano, Galeazzo
Conscientious objection
B174
B121, 123–27
Citizen Soldiers
Convoys, ship
P188–92
A1:66
Civilian Conservation Corps
P44–46, 48
B150
Copenhagen
Clark, General Mark
A1:46
B163 Coral Sea, Battle of (SeeBattle
Cochran, Jacqueline of the Coral Sea)
B34–42,34 (ill.), 37 (ill) Corregidor
Code Talker Alphabet A1:96–97, 97 (ill.), 2:327
B178 B140
Code Talkers (SeeNavaho Correspondents, war
Code Talkers) A2:285–86
Codes and code-breaking Cotentin peninsula
A1:66, 2:356–59 A2:259, 268
Cold War Counter-intelligence and
A2:397 intelligence
B255 A2:345–59
Collaboration Cousins, Norman
A1:148, 149 (ill.) P139
Collective security Crete
A1:76
A1:6
Crimean Peninsula
Cologne, air raid
A2:242
A1:189, 190 (ill.)
Croatia
Colonies
A1:74, 153–56
A2:208, 413
Crystal Night (See Kristallnacht)
Combined Chiefs of Staff
Curfew
A2:209
A1:137, 141
Commandos
Curzon Line
A2:257, 266
A2:216
Common Market Czechoslovakia
A2:396 A1:21–23, 23 (ill.)
Communications B15, 109, 225
B175–79 P31, 102
Communism Czechoslovakia, resistance in
A1:151–52, 2:206, 219, 283 A1:141, 143–45
B6, 19–22, 24, 80, 144, 154,
185, 192, 245, 246, 248, 249,
285, 287 D
P38, 39, 123, 219 Dachau concentration camp
Communist Party A1:16 (ill.), 2:301
A1:7, 16, 17, 33, 2:272, 411 B270
6 Chuikov, Vasili A = World War II: Almanac B = World War II: Biographies