Christa Schroeder - He Was My Chief - The Memoirs of Adolf Hitler's Secretary

Hitler, Alois (Hitler’s father)

Hitler, Alois (Hitler’s half-brother)

Hitler, Angela, see Raubal, Angela

Hitler, Klara

Hitler, Paula

Hitler, William Patrick

Hoffmann, Erna

Hoffmann, Heinrich: after Geli Raubal’s suicide; arguments with Schaub; Hitler on; on Hitler and Eva Braun; Hitler meets Eva Braun; introduces Morell to Hitler; looks around Moscow; on the Obersalzberg; photographs Hitler’s hands; scurrilous films; as smoker and drinker; Zoller’s interrogation

Hölsken, Herr

Höpfner sisters

Horthy de Nagybánya, Nikolaus

Ibsen, Henrik

India

Innitzer, Theodor

Inönü, Ismet

Irving, David

Italy

Japan

Jews

Jochmann, Werner

Jodl, Alfred

Jugo, Jenny

Junge, Gertraud (‘Traudl’)

Junge, Hans

Kaltenbrunner, Ernst

Kannenberg, Artur

Kannenberg, Freda

Keitel, Wilhelm

Kempka, Erich

Kempka, Frau

Kielleutner, Professor

Kirdorf, Emil

Klein, Adelheid (‘Ada’; ‘Deli’)

Köhler, Bernhard

Körbers, August

Kovno

Krause, Karl

Kroiss, Herr

Laffert, Sigrid von

Lambach

Lammers, Hans

Landsberg am Lech

Leipa

Lenbach, Franz von

Leningrad

Ley, Emilie

Ley, Robert

Liebenzell

Lindau

Linde, Karl von

Lindhoff, Ilsa

Linge, Frau

Linge, Heinz

Linz

Lithuania

Lloyd George, David

Lobjoies, Charlotte

Lorenz, Heinz

Loret, Jean-Marie

Ludwigsburg

Luther, Martin

Mannerheim, Carl Gustav Emil

Manziarly, Constanze

Martel, Charles

Marzelewski, Hilde

Maser, Werner

Maulbrunn

Maurice, Emil

May, Karl

Mayer, Mauritia (‘Moritz’)

Meyer, Joseph

Miesbach

Minsk

Mitford, Unity

Mittelstrasser, Herr and Frau

Molotov◦– Ribbentrop Pact

Morell, Johanna

Morell, Dr Theodor

Moscow

Müller, Adolf

Munich: death of Geli Raubal; Gärtner-Platz theatre; Hitler and its architecture; Hoffmann’s villa; NSDAP HQ; refounding of NSDAP; Röhm putsch; theatre in; Thierschstrasse flat; see also Beer Hall putsch

Münstereifel, see Felsennest (FHQ)

Mussolini, Benito

Nagold

Neuhausen, Franz von

Neumarkt

Neumayer (architect)

Niederlindenwiese

Nuremberg; rallies; trials

Nusser, Johanna

Obersalzberg: Allied aircraft overfly; Allied bombing; Bechsteinhaus; Berchtesgadener Hof; Bormann’s farm; Göring’s house; Haus Wachenfeld; Hitler’s first visit; Hochlenzer; Kehlstein; Mooslahner Kopf tea-house; mountain walks; as a resort; Speer’s house; see also Berghof (FHQ)

Oberstaufen

Ohnesorge, Wilhelm

Paris

Pétain, Philippe

Picker, Harry

Pöchmüller, Dr Emmerich

Poland; invasion of

Portofino

Prague

Puttkamer, Frau von

Puttkamer, Jesko von

Quandt, Ello

Quandt, Magda, see Goebbels, Magda

Rastenburg; see also Wolfsschanze (FHQ)

Rattenhuber, Johann

Raubal, Angela

Raubal, Angelika (‘Geli’)

Raubal, Friedl

Raubal, Leo

Rehborn, Anni, see Brandt, Anni

Reichel, Frau

Reiner, Rolf

Reit im Winkl

Reiter, Maria

Reynaud, Paul

Ribbentrop, Joachim von

Riefenstahl, Leni

Röhm, Ernst

Röhm putsch

Roosevelt, Franklin D.

Rosenberg, Alfred

Ruhr

Salomon, Franz Pfeffer von

Salomon, Fritz von

Salzburg

Schaub, Julius: arguments with Hoffmann; as chief adjutant; as ‘degraded’; destroys documents at the Berghof; destroys Geli Raubal’s effects; at Felsennest; at Haus Wachenfeld; on Hitler and Eva Braun; Hitler and fame; and Hitler’s table talks; on Hitler’s vegetarianism; as Hitler’s wallet; Hoffmann order; journal of art purchases; loyalty to Hitler; on the Obersalzberg; in Paris; Röhm putsch; and Schroeder’s allowance; Schroeder’s bag at the Führer-bunker; secrecy; stays at Pension Post; Zoller’s interrogation

Schirach, Baldur von

Schirach, Henriette von

Schirach, Klaus von

Schleicher, Kurt von

Schloss Fischhorn

Schlusnus, Heinrich

Schmidpeter, Georg

Schmundt, Rudolf

Schneider, Herta

Scholter, Dr

Scholter, Nelly

Scholz, Robert

Schönmann, Marion

Schopenhauer, Arthur

Schreck, Julius

Schroeder, Christa: aboard Hitler’s train; Allied bombing at the Berghof; annoys Hitler; apartment in Reich Chancellery; asks Hitler about winning war; Brandt on; Brückner on; catches Hitler out; coffee with Hitler; corrects Hitler; cyanide capsule; dictation from Hitler; dislike for Dara; drinking at Wolfsschanze; engagement to Alkonic; false ID papers; as fanatic for truth; first direct meeting with Hitler; flight to Salzburg; fondness for Brückner; on Galicia; gifts from Hitler; on Great Britain; Hitler as employer; Hitler kisses; Hitler visits in hospital; on Hitler’s many faces; internment; interrogation by Albrecht; interview at NSDAP HQ; invasion of Poland; on joining the Party; letter to Nusser; life in the Führer-bunker; life at Wehrwolf; as major war criminal; matchmakes for Hitler; meals with adjutants; moves to Berlin; period in Hitler’s favour; post-war career; Prague visit; racial views; recommends Manziarly join staff; reconciled with Hitler; road accident; Röhm putsch; on Russians; saves documents and sketches at the Berghof; schedule in Wolfsschanze; self-description; shorthand notes on Hitler; slandered over Vierthaler; state visit to Italy; Stauffenberg bomb; stays at Pension Post, 196◦– 7; succession to Hitler; taking leave of Hitler; tea with Hitler; telephone calls from Hitler; twenty-four-hour day; unhappiness at Wolfsschanze; uniform; visits Haus Wachenfeld; works for Brückner; works for NSDAP Liaison Staff; works for Otto Wagener; works in Reich Chancellery; Zoller’s book

Schubert, Franz

Schultze, Dr Walter

Schulze, Richard

Schumann, Robert

Schwäbisch Gmünd

Schwarz, Franz Xaver

Seitz, Dr

Silesia, Upper

Singapore

Skorzeny, Otto

Slezak, Leo

Slezak, Margarete (‘Gretl’)

Sonnemann, Emmy, see Göring, Emmy

South America

Soviet Union; assault on Berlin; invasion of

Spanish Civil War

Speer, Albert

Spittal

Stadelheim

Stalin, Josef

Stalingrad

Stauffenberg, Claus Schenk von

Stoeckel, Dr

Stork, Sophie

Strasser, Gregor

Strauss, Ruchard

Stuckart, Wilhelm

Sudetenland

Terboven, Josef

Thiess, Frank

Thoma, Mimi

Thumsee

Tintoretto

Titian

Tivoli

Todt, Fritz

Traunstein

Trevor Roper, Hugh

Troost, Gerhardine (‘Gerdy’)

Troost, Paul Ludwig

Turner, H.A., jr

Ukraine

Umberto, Crown Prince of Italy

United States

Venice

Victor Emmanuel III, King of Italy

Vienna

Vierthaler (friend of Schroeder)

Vinnitsa; see also Wehrwolf (FHQ)

Wagener, Dr Otto

Wagner, Adolf

Wagner, Richard

Wagner, Winifred

Waldmüller, Ferdinand Georg

Warsaw

Weber, Christian

Wehrwolf (FHQ)

Weimar

Werlin, Jakob

Wernicke, Paul

Weser, river

Weygand, Maxime

Wiedemann, Fritz

Windsor, Duke and Duchess of

Winter, Anni

Winter, Herr and Frau

Wittmann, Fräulein

Wolf, Hugo

Wolf, Johanna (‘Wolfen’)

Wolfsschanze (FHQ): Allied aircraft overfly; Bormann shields Hitler; cinema and tea-house; daily schedule; Hitler’s physicians; male-dominated atmosphere; midges; music at; preparations for Ardennes; Schroeder’s description; Stauffenberg bomb