B006OAL1QM EBOK (50 page)

,
257–8
,
273
; attitude to small nations,
206–7
; campaign for total war,
209
,
228–9
,
244–5
,
257–8
,
259
,
272–3
; later attitude to the Church and Christianity,
200
,
211–13
; attitude to mass extermination,
207–8
; dislike of bureaucracy,
211
; attitude to prostitution,
213–14
; attitude to Britain,
215–16
,
237–8
—to the United States, 215—to Russia,
58
,
179
,
214–15
—to Italy 216—to Japan,
217
; plans ideological revision of dictionaries for occupied territories,
218
; attitude to astrology and the occult,
219–20
,
265
,
274–6
; attempted assassination of Goebbels,
221
; policy of ultimate domination of Europe and of the world,
231
; attitude to the bombing of Germany,
234–5
,
243
,
246
,
249
,
268
; advocates pursuit of a peace settlement,
236
; hostility to German High Command,
238
; speech advocating total war in Sport-palast (February 1943),
245–6
; occasional defeatism,
248–9
,
263–4
; part in defeat of Generals' Plot (July 1944),
251–8
; appointed Reich Trustee for Total War (July
19
, 1944),
251–8
; final policy of total destruction of Germany,
265–6
,
269
,
278
; appointed Defender of Berlin (January 1945),
267
; advocates repudiation of the Geneva Convention,
268
; suggests Magda should escape West with the children,
270
; final defence of Berlin,
271–3
; last important broadcast (April 1945),
277
; joins Hitler in the bunker (April
22
, 1945),
280
; witness at Hitler's marriage,
289–90
; witness of Hitler's will and political testament,
291
; appointed Reich Chancellor in Hitler's death,
290
; writes an Appendix to Hitler's political testament,
291–2
; final farewell to Hitler,
294
; suicide with his wife and children,
296–8

Goebbels, Katherina Maria (mother),
2
,
125–6
,
211
,
276

Goebbels, Konrad (brother),
2

Goebbels, Magda (previously Magda Quandt),
93–4
,
97
,
99
,
114–15
,
125
,
163–73
,
221
,
232
,
240
,
244
,
247
,
249
,
262–3
,
268
,
269–71
,
280–98
,
306

Goebbels, Maria (later Maria Kimmich, whom see),
2
,
32

Göring, Hermann,
44
,
70
,
96
,
106
,
119–21
,
124
,
132
,
144
,
157–9
,
161–2
,
171
,
177
,
205
,
212
,
232–4
,
235
,
248
,
249
,
261
,
273
,
278
,
284–5
,
290
,
303
,
308

Gottschalk, Joachim,
148

Greim, Ritter von,
283
,
285
,
287
,
289

Grynszpan, Herschel,
156

Gundolf, Prof. Friedrich,
16–17

HAGEN, LIEUTENANT,
253–5
,
310

Hanfstaengl, ‘Putzi’,
119

Hanke, Karl,
169–70
,
306

Hans Westmar
(film),
146

Harlan, Veit,
193

Hase, Gen. Paul von,
256

Hassell, Ulrich von,
149
,
164

Hauenstein, Heinz,
69

Haw-Haw, Lord, see William Joyce

Heidelberg University,
6
,
16–18

Heine, Heinrich,
31

Helldorf, Count Wolf Heinrich,
117
,
120
,
170–1
,
256

Henderson, Sir Nevile,
132
,
144
,
149
,
157

Hess, Rudolf,
44
,
142
,
176–7
,
197–8
,
226
,
303

Himmler, Heinrich,
41
,
136
,
226
,
234
,
252
,
256
,
261
,
267
,
273
,
278
,
284–6
,
290
,
303

Hindenburg, Field-Marshal Paul von Beneckendorf and,
45
,
95–7
,
120
,
124–5
,
129
,
137
,
159
,
302

Hinkel, Hans,
188

Hitler, Adolf,
passim;
early career, 425; his description of Goebbels,
69
; wins Goebbels from Strasser,
59–67
; on propaganda in
Mein Kampf,
72–4
; friendship with Magda Goebbels,
94
,
99
,
115
,
163
,
169–72
,
262–3
,
302
; becomes Chancellor of Germany,
118
; policy as Leader,
131
; part in the Röhm purge,
132–7
; becomes Führer and Reich Chancellor,
137
; gives money to Goebbels for his house,
161
; relations with Goebbels after 1931,
95
,
97–100
,
116
,
163–4
,
198–9
,
204
,
208–9
,
227
,
231–2
,
262–3
,
271–2
,
274–5
; intervenes to stop Magda divorcing Goebbels, and prohibits his further association with Lida Baarova,
170–2
; gives Goebbels a bullet-proof Mercedes,
221–2
; later character of,
225–6
,
260–1
,
279
; in the bunker,
280–94
; marriage to Eva Braun,
289–90
; writes his will and political testament,
290
; suicide,
294