1. Paris
   1. changing attitude toward Germans, 1
   2. destruction of air bases, 1
   3. disarming of police, 1, 2
   4. general strike, 1
   5. German defence of, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9
   6. liberation of, 1, 2, 3
   7. occupation of Prefecture, 1
   8. and Operation Valkyrie, 1
   9. railway strike, 1
   10. release of prisoners, 1
   11. truce between insurgents and Germans, 1, 2, 3, 4
2. Parisian Liberation Committee, 1
3. Parodi, Alexandre, 1, 2, 3
4. Patch, Alexander M., 1, 2
5. Pate, Captain, 1
6. Patton, George S., 1, 2
   1. and Berlin offensive, 1
   2. capture of Ohrdruf, 1
   3. capture of Trier, 1
   4. crossing of Rhine, 1
   5. and Ohrdruf concentration camp, 1
   6. Rhineland campaign, 1, 2
7. Paulus, Friedrich, 1
8. Peiper, Walther, 1, 2
9. Penner, Dr., 1
10. Penzberg, Germany, 1
11. People’s Court, 1, 2, 3
12. Pétain, Philippe, 1
13. Petershagen, Rudolf, 1, 2
14. Peypin, France, 1
15. Pfeiffer, Hugo, 1
16. Pforzheim, Germany, 1
17. Phoenix Rubber Factory, 1
18. Piaf, Édith, 1
19. Pies, Paul, 1
20. Pisani, Edgar, 1
21. Pius XII, 1
22. Planck, Erwin, 1
23. Poland
    1. German invasion, 1
    2. killing of civilians, 1
    3. Soviet offensive, 1, 2, 3
24. Police et Patrie, 1
25. political parties, and German resistance, 1
26. political prisoners
    1. death marches, 1
    2. as forced labour, 1
    3. German, 1
    4. killing of, 1, 2, 3
    5. release of, 1
    6. treatment of, 1, 2, 3
27. Popitz, Johannes, 1, 2
28. Port Cros, 1
29. Posen, Germany (Poznań, Poland), 1
30. Potsdam, Germany, 1
31. Praun, Albert, 1
32. Pré, Roland, 1, 2
33. Prefecture, occupation of, 1, 2
34. prisoners of war
    1. as forced labourers, 1, 2
    2. German, 1, 2
    3. killing of, 1, 2
    4. treatment of, 1
35. Probst, Christopher, 1
36. Püster, Helene, 1
37. Putz, Joseph, 1