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AA (Auswärtiges Amt / Foreign Office)
Abendzeitung (newspaper)
Abetz, Otto
Achenbach, Ernst
Acre Prison
Adenauer, Konrad
ADF (Party for Democratic Action and Progress)
Afghanistan
AFP (Agence France Presse)
African Union
Agence France Press (AFP)
Albert II, Prince of Monaco
Algerian War
Allende, Salvador
Allgemeine Wochenzeitung (newspaper)
Alliance Française
Allon, Yigal
Altman, Klaus, see Barbie, Klaus
Altmayer, François
America, see United States
American Jewish Committee
Amok (Zweig)
Anschluss
anti-Semitism; East German; Nazi; Polish; Vichy
Anzani, Martine
APO (Außerparlamantarische Opposition)
Arab League
Arabs
Argentina
Argoud, Colonel Antoine
Arlt, Fritz Rudolf
Armenian genocide
Arpaillange, Pierre
Arteaga, Hernau
Asche, Kurt
Asenhejm, Benjamin
Asloum, Brahim
Asnières
Assad, Bashar al-
Assad, Hafiz al-
Associated Press
Attal, Yvan
Attali, Jacques
Aubart, Julien
Aurore, L’ (newspaper)
Auschwitz Album, The
Auschwitz-Birkenau concentration camp; death of Serge’s father at; deportations from France to; documentation of victims of; nationalities of Jews exterminated in; Sons and Daughters pilgrimage to; survivors of; uses of remains of Jews killed at; visitors to
Auschwitz III–Monowitz association
Außerparliamentarische Opposition (APO)
Australia
Austria; Jewish refugees from; Socialist Party of; see also Vienna
Austro-Hungarian Empire
Auswärtiges Amt / Foreign Office (AA)
Axen, Hermann
Baader, Andreas
Baader-Meinhof gang
Baathists
Baden-Württemberg
Badinter, Robert
Baer, Trudy
Bagneux cemetery
Baker, Arlette
Balandier, Georges
Balfour Declaration
Banchero Rossi, Luis
Ban Ki-moon
Banzer, Hugo
Barbie, Klaus; attempted abduction of; in Bolivia living under alias; demands for extradition of; dossier on; expelled from Bolivia and returned to France; Federal Republic of Germany reluctance to prosecute; trial of; witnesses against
Bardet, Denise
Barre, Raymond
Barzel, Rainer
Basch, Victor
Battle of the Somme
BBC
Becher, Kurt
Beer Hall Putsch
Beger, Bruno
Begin, Menachem
Beirut
Belgium; see also Brussels
Benaïm family
Benamou, Georges-Marc
Benesti, Yehouda
Ben Gal, Eli
Benguigui, Fortunée
Bergen-Belsen concentration camp
Bergès, Michel
Berlin; Nazi regime in; see also East Berlin; West Berlin
Berlin Technical University
Bertrand, Xavier
Bessarabia
Bianco, Jean-Louis
Bible
Bild (newspaper)
Billig, Joseph
Birkenau, see Auschwitz-Birkenau
Black Files, The (documentary series)
Blaškić, General Tihomir
BND (Bundesnachrichtendienst)
Bochurberg, Claude
Bogart, Humphrey
Bokova, Irina
Bolivia; see also La Paz
Böll, Heinrich
Bolshevik Revolution
Bömelburg, Karl
Bonn; Klarsfelds’ anti-Nazi activism in; see also Bundestag
Bonnet, Nicole
Book of Hostages, The (Klarsfeld)
Borissov, General
Bosnian war
Bourdis, General
Boyer, Michel
Braila (Romania)
Brandt, Willy; in France before Second World War; Ostpolitik of; radical leftist dissatisfaction with
Brazil
Brezhnev, Leonid
Britain; see also London
Brothier, Albert
Brownshirts
Brun, Albert
Brunner, SS Captain Alois
Brussels
Bucharest
Buchenwald Memorial
Buchheim, Hans
Buenos Aires
Buenos Aires Herald (newspaper)
Bulawko, Henry
Bulgaria
Bundesnachrichtendienst (BND)
Bundesrat
Bundestag; debate on ratification of Franco-German legal agreement in
Burundi
Bussière, Amadée
Cahul (Bessarabia, later Moldavia)
Calef, Noël (Nissim)
Cambrai
Camp des Milles
Canada
Canard Enchaîné, Le (newspaper)
Carrion, Constancio
Castagnède, Jean-Louis
Castagnède, Micheline
Catholics
CDJC, see Center for Contemporary Jewish Documentation
CDU, see Christian Democratic Union
Céline, Louis-Ferdinand
Center for Contemporary Jewish Documentation (CDCJ); Gestapo archives in
Central Intelligence Agency (CIA)
Chain, the
Chaplin, Charlie
Charlier, Jean-Michel
Châteaudun, collège in
Cherbourg
Chile
China
Chirac, Jacques
Christian Democratic Union (CDU); Kiesinger supporters in
Christmann, Kurt
CIA (Central Intelligence Agency)
Clavel, René
Clément, Robert
Cogan, Élysée
Cohen, Haim
Cohn, Marcus
Cohn-Bendit, Daniel
Cold War
Cologne; attempted abduction of Lischka in; Beate in prison in; Beate’s trial in; cereal business in; Gestapo headed by Lischka in; Nazi war crimes trial in; protests in
Combat (newspaper)
Commission Against Unemployment
Communists; collaborate with Nazis against Weimar Republic; Romanian; see also German Democratic Republic; Soviet Union
Compiègne camp
concentration camps; gas chambers and crematorium ovens in; Kiesinger’s awareness of; in South American dictatorships; see also specific camps
Conti, Tom
Continental Grain
“Contribution to Racial Psychology” (Arlt)
Convert, Pascal
Coppi, Fausto
crematory ovens; fertilizer consisting of ashes from
Crédit Lyonnais
Creuse
crimes against humanity
CRIF (Representative Council of Israelites in France)
Czechoslovakia; see also Prague
Dachau concentration camp
Dahrendorf, Ralf
Damascus
Dannecker, SS-Obersturmführer Theodor
Darnand, Joseph
Darquier de Pellepoix, Louis
Davar (newspaper)
Davidovici, Alexandre (Alik)
Davidovici, Maldoror
Déat, Marcel
Debray, Régis
de Gaulle, General Charles
Deir Yassin massacre
Delarue, Jacques
Denmark
Department II-112
Desbois, Patrick
Deutsche Volksunion (DVU)
Diario, El (newspaper)
Diehl, Günter
Dietl, SS-Hauptsturmführer
Dietrich, Marlene
Dieudonné
Doriot, Jacques
Dörries, Ernst Otto
Dortmund
DPA (German press agency)
Drancy internment camp; transports to Auschwitz from
Drancy 1941 (Calef)
Dreyfus, Harry
Drygalla, Judge
Dumas, Roland
Durand, Marguerite
Düsseldorf
Dutch
Dutschke, Rudi
DVU (Deutsche Volksunion)
DVZ (newspaper)
East Berlin; archives of Nazi documents in; Beate honored in; foreign embassies of; Franco-German Friendship organization in; press in; proposed extradition of Brunner to
East Germany, see German Democratic Republic (GRD)
Eban, Abba
Ebert, Wolfgang
École nationale d’administration
Ecuador
Editoriales Unidas
EEC (European Economic Community)
Egypt
Ehlers, Ernst
Ehmke, Horst
Eichmann, Adolf; abduction of; Hagen as mentor to; trial of
Einsatzgruppen
Élan (magazine)
Ellis, Ruth
Endlösung, see Final Solution
Ernst, Hans-Dietrich
Ertl, Monika
“Ethnological Biology of Leipzig’s Jews, The” (Arlt)
Europa-Verlag publisher
European Commission
European Economic Community (EEC)
European Parliament
Evian Conference
Fainas, Josy
Fallaud family
Farhi, Daniel
Fassbender, Heinz
Faurisson, Robert
Fawcett, Farrah
FDP (Free Democratic Party)
Federal Republic of Germany (FRG); Brandt facilitates relationship of German Democratic Republic and; impunity of Nazi war criminals in; intelligence service of; legislature of, see Bundestag; Ministry of Interior; Nazis in governmental positions in, see Achenbach, Ernst; Kiesinger, Kurt Georg; neo-Nazis in; normalization of relations with Soviet Union; Office for the Investigation of War Criminals; see also Bonn; Cologne; Düsseldorf; Frankfurt; Hamburg; Munich
Feigelson, Ralph
Femme du XXe siècle, La (magazine)
FFDJF, see Sons and Daughters of Jews Deported from France, Association of
Figaro, Le
Fillon, François
Final Solution; in France; Kiesinger and
Final Solution of the Jewish Question, The (Billig)
First World War
Fisher, Nancy
Fleg, Edmond
Flynn, Errol
FMS (Fondation pour la Mémoire de la Shoah)
Ford, John
Fondation pour la Mémoire de la Shoah (FMS)
Foreign Legion
Forest of Remembrance
Fourcade, Marie-Madeleine
France-Soir (newspaper)
Franco-German Exchanges
Franco-German Friendship
Franco-German legal agreement; Bundestag debate on; Federal Republic of Germany 1975 ratification
Franco-German legal agreement
Franco-German summit
Franco-German Youth Office
François, Jean
Frankfurt
Frankfurter Rundschau (newspaper)
Free Democratic Party (FDP)
Free University (Berlin)
Free University (Brussels)
Frenay, Henri
French Children of the Holocaust (Klarsfeld)
French Federation of Jewish Organizations
French National Archives
French Resistance; Barbie’s arrest and murder of hero of; executions of members of; former fighters in; Haute-Loire liberated by; Mitterrand in; Nazi collaborators in; Serge’s father in
French Revolution
French Suicide, The (Zemmour)
Fribourg, Michel
Friedler, Olivier
Fritzsche, Hans
Front Républicain
FSJU (United Jewish Welfare Fund)
Fürstengrube
Gaït, Maurice
Gallach, Cristina
Gamma news agency
gas chambers; burning of remains of victims of
Gauck, Joachim
Gehlen, Reinhard
Geissmann, Raymond
General Union of Israelites in France (UGIF)
Geneva Convention
German Democratic Republic (GDR); anti-Semitism in; archives in; Brandt facilitates relationship of Federal Republic of Germany and; Buchenwald Memorial in; commemoration of twentieth anniversary of; Dutschke exiled from; hostility to Israel of; Ministry of Interior; Nazis in Federal Republic of Germany identified by; Nazis in government of; Poland and; press in; Sternmarsch participants from
German Institute for Foreign Studies
Gerold, Karl
Gestapo; in Cologne; documents of; Jewish Affairs Department of; in Paris; Resistance fighters executed by; Vichy collaboration with; see also Sipo-SD
Getti, Jean-Pierre
Giscard d’Estaing, Valéry
Glaser, Rosalie
Goebbels, Joseph
Goethe Institute (Beijing)
Golan Heights
Goldman, Pierre
Goldstein, Willy
Gollwitzer, Helmut
Golub, Henri
Gompel, Roger
Gourarier, Henri
GPU (Soviet State Political Directorate)
Gracq, Julien
Graeff, Christian
Granger, Stewart
Grass, Günter
Greece
Green Party
Greenwald, Michael
Grellier, Claude
Greminger, Rodolfo
Grigoris Lambrakis Medal
Gruska, Willy
Grynszpan, Herschel
Guerchon, Gisèle
Guerchon, Simon
Guevara, Che
Guillaume affair
Gurs detention camp
Haferkamp, Wilhelm
Haffner, Sebastian
Haganah
Hagen, SS-Sturmbannführer Herbert; campaign for judgment against; dossier on; filming of; impunity from punishment in Federal Republic of Germany; trial and conviction of; Vichy collaboration with
Hagen, Jens
Hague, the
Hahn, Ludwig
Hailer, Walter
Hajdenberg, Elisabeth
Halaunbrenner, Alexandre
Halaunbrenner, Itta-Rosa
Halevi, Benjamin
Halin, Hubert
Hallak, Elie
Halpern, Georg
Hamburg; University of
Hasse, Erich
Hawks, Howard
Heck, Bruno
Heine, Heinrich
Heinemann, Gustav
Heinrichsohn, Ernst
Hellman, Peter
Hellwig, Fritz
Hennequin, Émile
Henriot, Philippe
Herold, Peter
Herzenstein family
Herzl, Theodor
Heydrich, Reinhard
HICEM (Jewish emigration company)
Himmelreich, Klaus
Himmler, Heinrich
Histadrut
Hitler, Adolf; attempted assassination of; fall of; German diplomats under; Nazi-era German opponents of; neo-Nazi admiration for; oratorical genius of; propaganda machine of; Reichstag vote giving full powers to
Hitlérisme et le système concentrationnaire, L’ (Billig)
Hoffman, Ernst
Holland
Hollande, François
Holocaust; children of French victims of, see Sons and Daughters of Jews Deported from France, Association of (FFDJF); denial of; monuments and memorials to; survivors of; see also Final Solution; specific concentration camps
Holocaust Denkmal
Holocaust and the Neo-Nazi Mythomania, The (Klarsfelds)
Holocaust Remembrance Foundation (FMS)
Holtzman, Elizabeth
Homer
Honecker, Erich 146
Hoyos, Ladislas de
Huber, Kurt
Hungary
Husák, Gustav
Hussein, King of Jordan
Illers, SS Captain Heinrich
Imperial War Museum (London), Holocaust wing at
Impossible Witness, The (film)
Inquisition
International League Against Racism and Anti-Semitism (LICA)
International Red Cross
International Union of Resistance Fighters
Interpol
Interradio
Iraq
Irgun
Iron Curtain
Israel; Arab wars against; campaigns against Nazi criminals supported by; Eichmann brought to trial in; Holocaust monuments in; Lebanese conflict with; right-wing extremist antagonism toward; tension between Syria and; war crime descendants and survivors in; see also Jerusalem; Tel Aviv
Italy; region of France occupied by; see also Rome
Izieu, Jewish orphanage in
Jablonski, Maurice
Jäckel, Eberhard
Jackson, Jesse
Jacobson, Louise
Jammous, Selim
Jankélévitch, Vladimir
Japan
Jaspers, Karl
Jerusalem; Eichmann trial in; Holocaust memorial and archive in; Nazi intelligence agents in
Jerusalem Post (newspaper)
Jewish Agency for Israel
Jewish Deportees Union
Jewish Workmen’s Circle
John, Herbert
Jospin, Lionel
Jour, Le (newspaper)
Junge Union
Juppé, Alain
Juvénal, Le (magazine)
Kádár, János
K. Affair—The Story of a Slap, The (recording)
Kagan, Élie
Kalinke, Margot
Kapos
Karadžić, Radovan
Kastner, Rudolf
Kaul, Friedrich
Kaumanns, Günter
Kaunas concentration camp
Kendall, Raymond
Khazars
Khoury, Colette
Kiejman, Georges
Kiesinger, Kurt Georg; Beate fired by Franco-German Youth Office for opposition to; dossier compiled on Nazi past of; elected chancellor of Federal Republic of Germany; as minister president of Baden-Württemberg; Nazi career of; Nazi Party joined by; protests against; re-election campaign and defeat of; slapped by Beate
Kiesinger, or Subtle Fascism (Klarsfelds and Billig)
King David Hotel, bombing of
Kissinger, Henry
Klarsfeld, Arno (Serge’s father); arrest and deportation of; death of; marriage of
Klarsfeld, Arno David Emmanuel (son of Beate and Serge); birth of; childhood of; Dieudonné denounced by; in Israel; Jewish identity of; as lawyer in war criminal trials; political involvement of; in protests; in United States
Klarsfeld, Lida (daughter of Beate and Serge)
Klarsfeld, Raïssa (Serge’s mother); apartments shared by family members and; in Bucharest; campaigns against Nazi war criminals supported by; death of; denied war widow pension; during Gestapo raid in Nice; in Haute-Loire; after husband’s arrest; marriage of
Klarsfeld, Salomon (Serge’s grandfather)
Klarsfeld, Sophie Abramoff (Serge’s grandmother)
Klarsfeld, Tania/Georgette (Serge’s sister); birth of; childhood of; marriage and divorce of; schools attended by
Klarsfeld, Wolf (Serge’s great-grandfather)
Klein, Hans-Eberhard
Knesset
Knochen, Helmut
Koblenz state archives
Kohl, General
Kollaboration policy
Kollek, Teddy
Kölner Rundschau (newspaper)
Kölner Stadtanzeiger (newspaper)
Kommune 1
Korff, Count Modest von
Korherr, Richard
Kreisky, Bruno
Kripo (Nazi criminal police)
Kristallnacht
Krivine, Alain
Kulka, Erich
Künzel, Hélène (Beate’s mother)
Künzel, Kurt (Beate’s father)
Labour Party, British
Lagrange, Simone Kadousche
Lambert, Raymond-Raoul
Lambrakis Medal
Lang, Michel
Lanzmann, Claude
La Paz
Last Survivor, The (film)
Laval, Pierre
Lazurick, Francine
Lebanon
Leguay, Jean
Leipzig
Lemaître, Philippe
Lemmer, Ernst
Le Pen, Jean-Marie
Le Pen, Marine
Lévy-Willard, Annette
Liberation
Libération (newspaper)
Libman, Charles
LICA (International League Against Racism and Anti-Semitism)
Linke, Die
Lischka, SS-Obersturmbannführer Kurt; attempted abduction of; campaign for judgment against; Cologne trial of; dossiers on; filming of; impunity from punishment in Federal Republic; Vichy collaboration with
Löhr, Alexander
London
London, Yaron
Los Angeles Times (newspaper)
Lötzsche, Gesine
Lubitsch, Ernst
Lübke, Heinrich
Ludolph, Manfred
Luftwaffe
Lulin, Emmanuel
Luther, Martin
Luxembourg
Lycée Claude-Bernard
Lycée Henri-IV
Lyon; Butcher of, see Barbie, Klaus
Machiavelli, Niccolò
Macron, Emmanuel
Madres de la Plaza de Mayo
Mahler, Horst
Maimonides School
Maison de la Mutualité
Majdanek concentration camp
Mann, Golo
Mann, Henri
Mann, Thomas
Mapam
Marchac, Daniel
Marchélepot
Marinsky, Arie
Marxism; see also Communists
Matin, Le (newspaper)
Mattéoli, Jean
Mauduit, Antoine
Mayer, Daniel
Meinhof, Ulrike
Meir, Golda
MEJ (Jewish Student Movement)
Memento (Olère)
Memorial of Deportation (Klarsfelds)
Memorial of the Deportation
Memorial to the Jews Deported from France (Klarsfelds)
Mémorial de la Shoah
Memorial to the Unknown Jewish Martyr
Mengele, Josef
Mengele, Rolf
Merdsche, Fritz
Merkel, Angela
Merli, Pierre
Messaggero, Il (newspaper)
Michelangelo
Micmacher, Henri
Milice
Minute (newspaper)
Misery
Mitterrand, François
Mizrahi, Raoul
Mladić, Ratko
Moersch, Karl
Monaco
Monde, Le (newspaper)
Monde Juif, Le (newspaper)
Montlhéry
Mont-Valérien
Morales Davila, Manuel
Morgenstern, Chana
Moritz, August
Morocco
Moscow
Moulin, Jean
Moulin, Laure
Mourmelon
Müller, Heinrich
Munich; evidence for reopening Barbie case in; neo-Nazi rally in; protest in; University of
Muslims
Nallet, Henri
National Assembly, French
National Democratic Party (NPD)
National Front
National Liaison Committee
National School of Administration
National Zeitung (newspaper)
NATO
Natzweiler concentration camp
Naumann affair
neo-Nazis; see also National Democratic Party (NPD)
New York
New York Magazine
Nice
Night of the Long Knives
Nischk, Peter
Nixon, Richard
Nobel Prize
Noiman, Israël
Nordling-Choltitz agreement
Nouvel Observateur, Le (news magazine)
NPD (National Democratic Party)
Nuremberg Laws
Nuremberg Trials
Oberg, General Karl
Odessa
Olère, David
Organization of the Oppressed on Earth
ORTF (French broadcasting agency)
Orthodox Church
Orthodox Jews
OSE (Children’s Aid Society)
Oske, Judge
Ossendorf Prison
Ossietzky Prize
Ostpolitik
Overbeck, Karl Kuno
Paisikovic, Dow
Palestine
Papen, Franz von
Papon, Maurice
Paraguay
Paris; archives of Nazi documents in (see also Center for Contemporary Jewish Documentation); Barbie kidnapping planned in; Beate moves from West Berlin to; Brandt in; Brunner tried in absentia in; Czech embassy in; Franco-German Youth Office in; Holocaust memorials in; Holocaust survivors in; internment camp near, see Drancy; Kiesinger’s visits as chancellor of Federal Republic of Germany to; Klarsfelds’ family life in; liberation of; Nazis in; police criminal investigation department of; press in (see also specific newspapers); prosecutors in; protests in; Schendel meets with Klarsfelds in; Serge and Beate fall in love and marry in; Serge’s childhood and adolescence in; Syrian embassy in; war crimes trials in; wedding of Arno and Raïssa in
Paris-Presse (newspaper)
Parliamentary Association for Euro-Arab Cooperation
Party for Democratic Action and Progress (ADF)
Paxton, Robert
Péan, Pierre
Peiper, Joachim
Perec, Georges
Perez, Victor
Peru
Pétain, Marshal Philippe
Pierre-Bloch, Jean
Pinochet, Augusto
Pioro, Maurice
Pius XII, Pope
Pleven, René
Poher, Alain
Poirier, Louis
Poirot-Delpech, Bertrand
Poland; see also Warsaw
Policía Internacional
Polizeipräsidium (German state police authority)
Polkes, Feivel
Pompey
Pompidou, Georges
Pontard family
Potente, Franka
Potsdam archives
POWs
Prague; Beate arrested in; Czechoslovakia State Jewish Museum in; protests in
Pravda (newspaper)
Pressac, Jean-Claude
prisoners of war (POWs)
Prix Goncourt
Probst, Christoph
Progrès (newspaper)
propaganda: Communist; Nazi; neo-Nazi
Protestants
Przemysl Ghetto
Pudeleau, Henri
Quintanilla, Roberto
Quotidien de Paris, Le (newspaper)
Rabl, Wolfgang
Radio Mundial
Rationaltheater
Rauff, Walter
Red Army
Rehse, Hans-Joachim
Reich Security Office
Reichstag
Renouvin, Pierre
Representative Council of Israelites in France (CRIF)
Republican Club
Resistance; in Czechoslovakia; Museum of; organizations of former fighters in; in Yugoslavia; see also French Resistance
Reuters
Revolutionary Jewish Organization
Ribbentrop, Joachim von
Rietsch, Jacques
Riquet, Michel
Riskine, Youri
Riss, Christian
Rivarol (magazine)
Romania; see also Bucharest
Romanies
Rome
Rommel, Field Marshal Erwin
Rosensaft, Menachem
Röthke, SS-Obersturmbannfüher Heinz
RSHA (Reich Main Security Office)
Rückerl, Adalbert
Rudel, Hans
Rundfunkpolitische Abteilung
Russia; Communist, see Soviet Union
Ryan, Allan
SA (Sturmabteilung)
Sabatier, Maurice
Sadat, Anwar
Samstag, Police Chief
Sánchez Salazar, Gustavo
Sander, Ulrich
Sarkozy, Nicolas
Sartre, Jean-Paul
Sasson, Isaac
Sauts, Thomas
Schatzmann, Benjamin
Scheel, Walter
Scheller, Wolf
Schendel, Kurt
Schiller, Karl
Schirmer, Hans
Schmäling, Julius
Schmidt, Helmut
Schnabel, Raimund
Scholl, Hans and Sophie
Scholl, Inge
Schönberg, Isaac
Schulz, Gerhard
Schumann, Maurice
Schutzstaffel, see SS
Schwammberger, Josef
Schweblin, Jacques
Schwend, Fritz
Sciences Po
SD (Sicherheitsdienst); Jewish Affairs Department of; see also Sipo-SD
SDS (German student movement)
Second World War
Ségal, Samuel
Serbia
Severac, André
Shabbat
Sharon, Ariel
Shoah, see Holocaust 423
Sicherheitspolizei
Silesia
Siles Zuazo, Hernán
Simon Wiesenthal Center
Sinti
Sipo-SD; Final Solution role of; in Paris; Vichy collaboration with; war crimes trials of officers of
Six, Franz
Six-Day War
Slitinsky, Michel
Smolen, Kazimierz
SNCF (French national railroad company)
Sobibor concentration camp
Social Democratic Party (SPD)
Somoskeoy, Victor de
Sonderdienst Seehaus
Sonderkommando
Sonnenhol, Gustav Adolf
Sons and Daughters of Jews Deported from France, Association of (FFDJF); at Barbie trial; creation of; on pilgrimage to Auschwitz-Birkenau; protests by
Sorbonne
Soviet Union; Einsatzgruppen in; Jews expelled or oppressed by; normalization of Federal Republic of Germany’s relations with; satellite countries of (see Czechoslovakia; Hungary; Poland; Romania); State Political Directorate of
SPD, see Social Democratic Party (SPD)
Speer, Albert
Speidel, General Hans
Spiegel, Der (news magazine)
Springer, Axel
Srour, Elie
SS (Schutzstaffel); campaigns against members of; French collaboration with; gassing at concentration camps by; Kiesinger and; neo-Nazi admiration of; trials of officers of; see also names of specific officers
Stade Géo André
Stalin, Joseph
Stalinism
Stange, Jürgen
“Star March”
Stasi
Stern (news magazine)
Stern, Samuel
Sternmarsch (“Star March”)
Stoph, Willi
Strasser, Otto
Strauss, Franz Josef
Strimban, Ghers Naomovitch (Raïssa’s father)
Strimban, Lida (Raïssa’s sister / Serge’s aunt)
Strippel, Arnold
Stroessner, Alfredo
Stülpnagel, General Heinrich von
Stryj
Süddeutsche Zeitung (newspaper)
Sweden
Switzerland
Syria; see also Damascus
Taegener, Judge
Tagesanzeiger (newspaper)
Tallinn concentration camp
Tamir, Shmuel
Tapia, Jaime
Tarrab, Isaac
Technical University of Berlin
Tehran
Tel Aviv
Thadden, Adolf von
Thessaloniki
Titus
Touvier, Paul
Touzalin, Hubert de
Transmaritima Bolviana
Treblinka concentration camp
Tricot, Bernard
Truche, Pierre
Truth About Kurt Georg Kiesinger, The (Klarsfelds)
Tsevery, Léon
Turkey
Twelve Hours for Israel
20th Century Woman, The (magazine)
Uganda
UGIF (General Union of Israelites in France)
Ulbricht, Walter
“Ulysses, Son of Ulysses”
UNESCO
United Jewish Welfare Fund (FSJU)
United Nations
United States; confronting Holocaust denial in; former Nazis in; Holocaust Memorial Museum in; judicial system of; Nazi war crimes documentation sources in; post-war French anti-communism influenced by; press correspondents from
Uruguay
Valero, René
Vallat, Xavier
Valls, Manuel
Vargas, Major Dito
Vélodrome d’Hiver; anniversary of roundup at; memorials to victims of raid on
Verbatim (Attali)
Vergès, Jacques
Verny, Charles
Vichy-Auschwitz (Klarsfeld)
Vichy France and the Jews (Paxton)
Vichy regime; arrests and trials of war criminals involved in; General Commission on the Jewish Question of; Mitterrand and; role in deportations of
Vienna
Villers-Carbonnel
VI-2
Voggenreiter (publisher)
Voirol, Michel
Vorwärts (newspaper)
VVN (association for victims of Nazism)
Wagner, Horst
Waldheim, Kurt
Wall Street crash (1929)
Walsh, Raoul
Walter, Bernhard
war crimes trials; in absentia (see also Franco-German legal agreement); in Federal Republic of Germany; postwar
Warsaw
Warsaw Ghetto
Wechmar, Rüdiger von
Wehrmacht
Weimar Republic
Weiss, Rabbi
Weizsäcker, Carl Friedrich von
Wellers, Georges
Welt, Die (newspaper)
Weltwoche, Die (magazine)
Werz, Luitpold
West Berlin; Beate moves to Paris from; Brandt as mayor of; conferences in; Dutschke in; Jewish Workmen’s Circle in; Kiesinger slapped by Beate in; Nazi victims association in; Polish military mission in; press in; protests in; relations between German Democratic Republic and; student movement in
West Germany, see Federal Republic of Germany
White Rose movement
Wiener Library
Wiesenthal, Simon
Wilhelm II, Kaiser
Wilson, Harold
Winzer, Otto
Wisliceny, Dieter
Wolff, Henri
Wolfshaut, Markus
World Jewish Congress
World Peace Council
Yad Vashem
Yearbook of the International Law Commission
Yom HaShoah
Yom Kippur
Yom Kippur War
Young Man, You Don’t Know What You’re Talking About (Benamou)
Youssef, Ibrahim
Yugoslavia
Zaidman, Annette
Za’im, Husni al-
Zamora, Mario
Zeitschel, Theo
Zellidja travel grants
Zelmanovic, Lilli
Zelmati, Richard
Zemmour, Eric
Zhivkov, Todor
Zweig, Stefan