Americans in Paris: Life & Death Under Nazi Occupation (78 page)

Simon, Jacques

Simpson, Wallis Warfield

Smith, Ada ‘Bricktop’

SNCF

Soehring, Hans Jürgen

Solano, Solita

Somme, Battle of

Soulier, Colonel

SpanishWar, 1936–1939

Sparks, Colonel James V.

Spears, General

Specter, Jack E.

Speer, Albert

Spender, Stephen

Spottswood, Kitty

SS

St. Denis concentration camp

Stalin, Joseph

Standard Française des Pétroles

Standard Oil

Stauffenberg, Count Claus Schenk von

Stein, Gertrude

Stimson, Henry

Straumann, Eugénie Henriette

Strauss, Dr Emil Georg von

Studnitz, General Bogislav von

Stülpnagel, General Karl Heinrich von

Stülpnagel, Otto von

Suchard, Emmanuel

Sullivan and Cromwell

Sumner, Edward Alleyne

Sumner, Ernestine

Swank, Joseph

Swensen, Freda

Swiss Consulate, Paris

Swiss Consulate, Vichy

Syndicat d’Études du Continent Africain pour le Transport des Huiles Africanes

Syria

Taft, Robert

Taft, William Howard

Tamm, E. A.

Tartière (Leyton), Drue

Tartiere, Jacques

Tassigny, General Jean de Lattre de

Taylor, Charles Winslow

Taylor, Edmond

Taylor, Wayne C.

Ter Hart, Alexandra

Terrane, Jacques

Terrier, Cleopatre ‘Kitty’

Terry, Ellen

Théâtre de l’Odéon

Théâtre du Palais Royal

Third Republic

Thompson, Dorothy

Thompson, Ruth

Thompson, Tyler

Thompson, Virgil

Toklas, Alice B.

Tolson, Clyde

Tours

Tovalou of Benin, Prince

Trans-Sahara Railway

Treblinka

Tree, Iris

Tresckow, Major General Henning von

Tuck, S. Pinckney

Ullman, Bernard

Ullman, Claude

Ullman, Pierre-Jérôme

Ulysses
(Joyce)

United Press

United States: bombing of Paris; drawn into war ; entry into war ; Germany declares war on ; humanitarian aid to France ; Lend Lease Act 176; military aid to France and Britain ; neutrality ; North Africa, presence in ; Office of Naval Intelligence ; Office of Strategic Studies (OSS) ; Operation Torch ; Paris consulate attitude towards African-Americans ; Paris consulate attitude towards Jews ; Pearl Harbor ; prohibition ; publication of
Ulysses
; racism within army ; Senate Foreign Relations Committee ; State Department ; Vichy, relations with
see also
American Embassy in Paris; American Embassy in Vichy; USAAF; US Army
and
US Navy

United States Military Hospital Number One

University of Paris

USAAF (United States Army Air Force)

US Army

US Navy

V-1 bombs

Valéry, Paul

Vaughan, Hal

Vaux, Dr H. C., de

Vélodrome d’Hiver, Paris

Verdier

Verdun, Battle of, 1916

Versailles Treaty

Vichy France; abolishes 1875 Constitution ; American attitudes towards ; as capital of France ; forced labour in Germany, collude in sending French workers to ; food shortages within ; Free Zone renamed Occupied Zone ; Germany invades ; Hitler threatens to invade ; presence in North Africa ; Jews, role in German mistreatment of ; Laval and
see
Laval, Pierre; Middle East and ; Milice ; military cooperation with Germany, refuse ; Pétain and
see
Pétain, Marshal Henri-Philippe; police ; political web within ; refugees flood ; US invasion of North Africa and ; US relations with

Vincent, Dr Clovis

Vittel, France, Frontstalagprison camp at

Volunteer Agricole

Wagner, Richard

Wait, Gregory

Waite, Isabella Cameron

Walker, Mary

War and Diplomacy in North Africa
(MacVane)

War without Music
(Muir)

Washburne, Elihu B.

Washington-Lafayette Institute

‘Watchdog’

Waterman, Henry

Watson, Sarah

Watson, Thomas J.

Weber, Dr von

Wehrmacht

Weill, Chief Rabbi Julien

Weill, Professor Felix

Weizmann, Chaim

Weller, Seymour

Welles, Sumner

Westrick, Alois

Weygand, General Maxime

Wharton, Edith

Whipp, Lawrence K.

Whitcomb, Philip W.

Whitman, George

Whitman, Sylvia Beach

Wiedemann, Captain Fritz

Wilder, Thornton

Wilkinson, Kathleen

Wilkinson, Tudor

Willett, Cynthia Jump

Williams, William Carlos

Wilson, Woodrow

Winzer, Charles

Wohl, Paul

Woolsey, Judge John

Wright, J. S.

Yale Club, Paris

YMCA (Young Men’s Christian Association)

Zelli, Joe