France, compared with America, 273-280 declining birth rate, 234, 263, 277-278 future under Nazis, 283-284, 290-291 hope for, 281-282 indemnity and reparations to Germans, 285-292 Maginot line complex, 234, 240, 274-275, 296, 375 reasons for fall of, 30, 234-273 venality of press, 234, 280-281 French Army, equipment of, 234-235 morale of, 235-238 treason in, 238-262 Franco, General, 264 Fuller, Colonel Horace M., 20 de Gaulle, General, 266, 315 recognition of government, 292 Garvin, J. L., 174 Gaxotte, Pierre, 252-253, 256 George, General, 243 Georgiev, Vlada, 63, 77 German Air Force, strength of, 299, 333, 359, 372-374 German Army, 16, 297 Hitler’s ascendancy over, 8-9, 17-34 German people, attitude toward America, 329-331 character of, 55-58, 217-218, 226-227, 282 Hitler’s relation to, 36-38 Germany, 1-87 Communism in, 15-16, 214-215 deindustrialization vs. military occupation, 219-226 postwar reconstruction, 56-58 Gestapo, 15, 62, 67-68, 228, 243 in Holland, 67 murder monopoly of, 79, 83-84 and Nazi economy, 53-54 political position of, 74-76 in Spain, 25, 356 Goebbels, Joseph, 8, 15, 33, 163 and propaganda, 80, 243, 330-331 as a public speaker, 37 Goering, Hermann, 14-16, 24, 32, 163, 359 Glass, Senator Carter, 51 G. P. U., 70-71, 83-85, 119-120, 133, 228 political position of, 74-77 Greece, 158-159 Hackett, Francis, 43-44 Haushofer, Karl, 17 Hayes, Carlton J., 357 Hemingway, Ernest, 97 Hess’s flight to England, 15, 161-163 Hillenkoetter, Lieutenant-Commander, 20 Himmler, Heinrich, 15, 64, 67, 163, 243 Hitler, Adolf, 1-69 assassination attempts analyzed, 60-69 attack on Russia, 23, 30, 110-111, 160-161 compared with Hohenzollerns, 263-264, 328 and homosexuality, 34-35 impressions of, 1-3, 10-12, 43-51 military mistakes, 19-30 and Mussolini, 4-10 and Napoleon, 17, 30, 113-114 occupation of Czechoslovakia, 27-28 personal bravery, 30-33 physical appearance, 1-3, 43-44 plans for invasion of Britain, 300-305 principal interests, 167 as a public speaker, 37-41 relation to German people, 35-36, 60 reoccupation of Rhineland, 24-26, 148, 226 responsibility for war, 12-14 successors to, 14-17 seizure of Austria, 8-10, 27 treatment if beaten, 58-60 and the United States, 306-309 as war lord, 17-19 and women, 36-37 and world conquest, 37, 190-199, 202-209, 213-214, 323-325 Homosexuality, 33-35 Hoover, Herbert, 344-345 Huntziger, General Charles, 235-238 Hutchins’ Four Freedoms, 309-313 Imro, 77-78 Irish neutrality, 144, 305-306 Jankowsky, Frau Marie, 81-83 Japan, 112, 316 publishes Axis peace terms, 199, 202-207 _Je Suis Partout_, 243, 251-258 Jews, persecution of, 64-65, 82, 360, 362-364 John of Leyden, 56