Эрнст Юнгер - A German Officer in Occupied Paris - The War Journals, 1941-1945

Rosen, Friedrich (1856–1953), German diplomat, foreign minister

Rosenberg, Alfred (1893–1946), politician, chief ideologue of National Socialism

Rosenkranz, Wilhelm, unidentified

Rossi, Giovanni Battista de (1822–1894), Italian archaeologist

Rossi, Pietro (1738–1804), Italian doctor and entomologist

Rousseau, Henri (1844–1910), French painter; “The Customs Agent”

Rousseau, Jean-Jacque (1712–1778), French-Swiss philosopher and writer

Roussel, Napoléon Charles Louis (1834–1854), French artist

Rouvier, Jean, unidentified

Rozanov, Vassily Vassilievich (1856–1919), Russian writer

Ruge, Friedrich Oskar (1894–1985), vice admiral, city counselor

Rundstedt, Gerd von (1875–1953), field marshal, commander-in-chief of Wehrmacht forces in the West

Ruoff, Richard (1883–1967), lieutenant general, World War II

Rupp, Ernst (1892–1943), general, division commander, World War II

Ruysbroec, Jan van (1293–1381), Flemish mystic

Saager, Adolf (1879–1949), journalist

Sabatier, Abbé (d. 1871)

Sachot, Octave Louis Marie (b. 1824), French translator and journalist

Sade, Donatien-Alphonse-François, Marquis de (1740–1814), French author

Saint-Albin, J. S. C. (1794–1881), recte Jacques Albin Simon Collin de Plancy

Saint-Gellais, Mellin de (1491–1558), French poet

Saint-Réal, César Vichard abbé de (1639–1692), French historian

Saint-Simon, Louis de Rouvroy duc de (1675–1755), politician and writer

Salewski, first lieutenant, World War II

Salmanoff, Alexandre (1871–1964), French physician of Russian background

Salomon, Ernst von (1902–1972), German writer

Sarthe, René Levasseur de la (1747–1834), French surgeon

Sauckel, Fritz (1894–1945), National Socialist politician, Gauleiter [governor] of Thuringia, Reich director of labor (1942–1945)

Sauerbruch, Ernst Ferdinand (1875–1951), surgeon

Sauerwein, Jules (1880–1967), French journalist

Savigny, Jean Baptiste Henri (1793–1843), French shipwreck survivor

Schaer, Ernst, colonel, World War II, implicated in 20 July 1944 plot against Hitler as Stauffenberg’s informant but was released

Scharnhorst, Gerhard Johann David von (1755–1813), Prussian general

Schede, Wolf (b. 1888–1981), lieutenant general

Schenk, Gustav (1905–1969), botanist and writer

Schery, Friedrich Franz, Viennese musician

Scheuerlen, Ernst, admiral, commander-in-chief of the fleet stationed on the German Bight, World War II

Schewen, Werner von, colonel, head of the ILA [trade fair of the aerospace industry] in Paris; brother-in-law of Neuhaus

Schiller, Johann Christoph Friedrich von (1759–1805), German dramatist and poet

Schinderhannes, E. J.’s pseudonym for Heinrich Himmler

Schlegel, Friedrich von (1772–1829), German philosopher and writer

Schleier, Rudolf (1899–1959), diplomat, ambassador in Paris

Schlichter, Rudolf (1890–1955), painter and draftsman; “Rodolphe”

Schlumberger, Jean (1977–1968), French writer

Schmid, Carlo (1896–1979), politician

Schmidt, captain, World War II, unidentified

Schmitt, Carl (1888–1985), jurist; “Don Capisco,” “C. S.,” “D. P.,” “D. T.”

Schmitt, Duschka (1903–1950), née Todorovich, wife of Carl Schmitt

Schnath, Georg (b. 1898–1989), archivist and historian

Schneider, dealer in musical literature, Paris

Schnitzler, Liselelotte (Lily) von (1889–1981), née von Malinkrodt, art collector

Scholz, unidentified

Schoor, Hilde, unidentified

Schopenhauer, Arthur (1788–1860), philosopher

Schrader, bathhouse attendant, Hannover

Schramm, Wilhelm Ritter von (1898–1983), writer and journalist

Schreck, Julius (1898–1936), NS functionary, later Hitler’s driver and bodyguard

Schröter, sergeant, World War II

Schubart, Walter (1897–c. 1941), German writer

Schuchardt, Karl (1893–1943), lieutenant colonel, World War II, on the General Staff

Schüddekopf, gravedigger

Schulenburg, Fritz-Dietlof count von der (1902–1944), jurist, president of the State of Silesia, in the resistance against Hitler; “Fritzi”

Schuler, Alfred (1865–1923), German religious mystic and visionary, neo-pagan

Schultz, Edmund (1901–1965), “Edmond”

Schultz, Edmund E. (b. 1931), son of Edmund Schultz

Schultz, Fritzi (1899–1975), sister of Edmund Schultz

Schwab, Gustav (1792–1850), German writer

Schwarz, Manfred (1914–1988), cultural editor for the Bavarian Broadcasting Company; “Nigrinus”

Schwarzenberg, Felix Fürst [Prince] zu (1800–1852), Austrian statesman

Scipio, Publius Cornelius Africanus (235–183 BCE), Roman general

Seeckt, Hans von (1866–1936), lieutenant general

Seidel, Ina (1885–1974), German writer

Seneca, Lucius Ennius (4 BCE–65 CE), Roman philosopher and politician

Seydlitz-Kurzbach, Walther Kurt von (1888–1976), general

Shakespeare, William (1564–1616), English dramatist and poet

Shaw, George Bernard (1856–1950), Anglo-Irish writer and playwright

Sieburg, Friedrich (1893–1964), writer and journalist

Siedler, Dr., member of Grand Admiral Dönitz’s legal staff

Silberberg, Jewish pharmacist, Paris; “Potard”

Sild, Meinhart (d. 1944), editor of the journal Zeitgeschichte [ Contemporary History ]

Sild, Traugott, co-editor of the journal Zeitgeschichte [ Contemporary History ]

Silesius, Angelus (1624–1677), recte Johann Scheffler, religious poet

Smend, Julius (1835–1909), clergyman

Smith, Arthur Henderson (1860–1941), English missionary

Sommer, unidentified, restaurateur in Paris

Sommer, first lieutenant World War II, served in Tank Brigade 106 “Feldhernhalle”

Soung-Lin, P’Ou (1640–1715), Chinese author

Spannuth, Franz, superintendant (i.e., high-level Lutheran administrator), unidentified

Speidel, Hans Emil (1897–1984), general, World War II

Speidel, Hans Helmut (b. 1938), diplomat, brigadier general, son of Hans Emil Speidel

Speidel, Ina Rose (b. 1927), daughter of Hans Speidel

Speidel, Ruth (1897–1990), née Stahl, married to Hans Speidel

Spengler, Oswald (1880–1936), philosopher

Sperling, captain, battalion commander, Caucasus (1942)

Spinoza, Benedictus (Baruch) de (1632–1677), Dutch philosopher

Sprenger, Jakob (1436–1495), inquisitor, co-author Malleus Malificarum [ Hammer of Witches ]

Stameroff, Kyriak, director of the publishing house Gallimard, Paris

Stapel, Wilhelm (1882–1954), journalist

Stauffenberg, Claus Graf [count] Schenk von (1907–1944), colonel, would-be assassin of Hitler

Stellar, Georg Wilhelm (1709–1746), doctor and naturalist

Stemmermann, Wilhelm (1888–1944), general, World War II

Stendhal (1783–1842), recte Marie-Henri Beyle, French writer

Sternberger, Dolf (1907–1989), journalist and political scientist

Sterne, Laurence (1713–1768), English novelist

Stevenson, Robert Louis Balfour (1850–1894), Scottish writer

Stifter, Adelbert (1805–1868), Austrian writer

Straub, unidentified, Nussdorf

Strauss, David Friedrich (1808–1874), philosopher and theologian

Strecker, Karl (1884–1973), general at Stalingrad, World War II

Strindberg, Johan August (1849–1912), Swedish writer and dramatist

Strubelt, first lieutenant, World War II

Strünckmann, Karl-Christoph (1872–1953), recte Kurt van Emsen, German psychiatrist, pioneer in alternative medicine

Stucken, Eduard (1865–1936), writer