Americans in Paris_ Life and Death Under Nazi Occupation - Charles Glass [254]
Holmes, Carroll W.
Holtzer, Lieutenant
Hoover, Herbert
Hoover, J. Edgar
Hôpital Châteaudun, Amiens
Hôpital des Invalides
Hopkins, Harry
Hoppenot, Hélène
Hoppenot, Henri
Hoppenot, Violaine
Horizon
Hôtel Alleti
Hôtel Bristol
Hôtel Central
Hôtel Crillon
Hôtel de Beauharnais
Hôtel du Parc, Vichy
Hôtel Majestic
Hughes, Langston
Hull, Cordell
Hunt, Leigh
Huntziger, Charles
Hyde, James Hazen
IBM
International News Service
Iran
Iraq
Ironside, General
It’s Not Done (Bullitt)
Italy
Jackson, Charlotte (Toquette)
Jackson, Phillip
Jackson, Dr Sumner; Allied soldiers, aides escape of ; American Hospital, role within ; arrested by Milice ; arrives in Paris ; Battle of France, work in ; Compiègne prison ; death ; Donald Coster, aides escape of ; finances ; first arrest and imprisonment ; First World War ; German advance on Paris, watches ; health ; Hitler, attitude towards ; interrogation and imprisonment by Gestapo ; interrogation and imprisonment by Milice ; Moulins prison ; Neuengamme prison camp ; operates Resistance operation from avenue Foch flat ; pre-war life ; release from prison ; religion and ; Resistance ; staying in Paris, reasons for ; vacation house, Enghien
James, June Jewett
Jammet, Hippolyte
Janville, Count Roger de Martel de
Jardin d’Acclimatation
Jay Gould, Frank
Jay, Anne Augustine
Jay, John
Jay, Nelson Dean
jazz clubs
Jeanneney, Jules
Jefferson, Maceo
Jefferson, Thomas
Jewish people: as agents; Americans aide ; American citizens; American consulate attitude towards ; anti-Semitic violence in Paris ; sent to concentration camps ; étoile juune (yellow star badge) ; ‘honorary Aryan’/’special Jew’ ‘honorary Aryan’/‘special Jew’ status ; Jewish American prisoners ; la rafle du Vel d’Hiv ; Medicus, treatment of ; newspapers, anti-Semitism in Paris ; Oberg’s treatment of ; prisoners, treatment of ; restrictions upon ; round-ups ; smuggled to freedom ; Vichy treatment of ; Warsaw Ghetto
Jodl, General Alfred
Johnson, Andrew
Jones, Edmund
Jouhandeau, Marcel
Joyce, James
Joyce, Lucie
Jucker, Ninetta
Julian, Hubert Fauntleroy
Jump, Lawrence
Jünger, Ernst
Keaney
Keller, Dr
Kenadsa mines, Algeria
Kennan, George
Kennedy, Joseph
Kernan, Thomas
Kerr, Walter
Kinderfreund, Paulsee also Renaudot ‘R’
King John
King, George
Knickerbocker, H.R.
Knight, Charles
Knocken, Colonel Helmut
Koestler, Arthur
Kristallnacht
Küchler, General Georg von
La Bagousse, Erika
La Chapelle
la dénonciation
L’Escadrille
La Rochelle, Pierre Drieu
La Salle du Roc, Bourré
Ladd, D. M.
Lafargue, Léon-Paul
Lafayette Escadrille
Lafayette, Marquis de
Lahey, Edwin A.
Lamballe
Lamy, Marthe
Landhauser, Captain Otto
Landis, Helen
Langeron, Roger
Lannois, General
Larbaud, Valery
‘The Last Time I Saw Paris’ (Kern/Hammerstein)
Laurencie, General Léon de la
Lattre, General de
Lavagne, André
Laval, Jeanne
Laval, Pierre: American attitudes towards; armistice and ; arrest ; Charles Bedaux and ; collaboration, idea of ; Constitution 1875, role in abolition of ; de Chambrun family, friendship with ; dismissal from Pétain’s government and arrest ; Foreign Minister ; Gaullists and ; Hitler and ; Jews, collusion in Nazi treatment of ; Nazis and ; North Africa, reaction to invasion of ; Pétain and ; pre-war life ; relief scheme exchanging French workers for prisoners of war ; return to Pétain’s government ; shot
Le Bagousse, Marcelle
Le Grand Duc
Le Matin
Leahy, Admiral William D.
Lebanon
Leclerc, General Jacques
Ledebur, Count Friedrich/Frederic von
Ledebur, Count Joseph von, Ledebur, Count Joseph von
Ledoux, Henri
Left Bank
Legion of French Volunteers Against Bolshevism
Lehand, Marguerite
Lemaigre-Dubreuil, Jacques
Lend Lease Act
Leplanquais, Georges
Les Maison des Amis des Livres
Lesieur, Huiles
Lesieur, Simone
Levy, Charlie
Lévy, Dr Jean
Ley, Dr Robert
Leyton, Drue see Tartière, Drue
Libération
Libya
Liebling, A. J.
Lifar, Serge
Life
Lincoln, Abraham
Lindbergh, Charles
literary life: anti-Semitic press; anti-Semitic writers ; censorship collaborator