Fighting on all Fronts (62 page)

74
    Quoted in Fuller, 2007, p184.

75
    Taruc, 1953, p155.

76
    N Cullather,
Illusions of Influence
(Stanford University Press, Stanford, 1994), p65.

77
    Kerkvliet, 1977, p264.

78
    Saulo, 1969, p36.

79
    The quote is Lava’s. See J Lava, “Reviews”,
Journal of Contemporary Asia
, vol 9 (1), 1979, pp75-93; see also Pomeroy, 1978, pp497-517.

80
    F Nemenzo, “The millenarian-populist aspects of Filipino Marxism”, in Third World Studies (ed),
Marxism in the Philippines
(Third World Studies Center, Quezon, 1984), p9.

81
    Taruc, 1953, p105.

82
    Taruc, 1953, p33. See also Tan, 1984.

83
    Taruc, 1953, p29.

84
    Fuller, 2007, p141.

85
    Quoted in Saulo, 1969, p24.

86
    Quoted in Fuller, 2007, p134.

87
    Fuller, 2007, pp141-142.

88
    The figures, although not terribly accurate, are at least indicative of the situation. See Richardson, 2011, pp68-72, 220.

89
    
Fuller, 2007, p177.

90
    Quoted in Kerkvliet, 1977, p52; see also pp181-182.

91
    Quoted in Karnow, 1989, p42.

92
    Kerkvliet, 1977, p182.

93
    Nemenzo, 1984, p19.

94
    Pomeroy, 1978, p505. See also Taruc, 1953, p61.

95
    Nemenzo, 1984, p19.

96
    “Our entire propaganda during the war, our leaflets, newspapers, and appeals for action, are testimony to the high regard in which we held our American allies against Japanese fascism”—Taruc, 1953, p194.

97
    Quoted in Kerkvliet, 1977, p102.

98
    For a useful overview, see Fuller, 2007, ch 6.

99
    Taruc, 1953, p212.

100
  Tenant farmer, quoted in Kerkvliet, 1977, p110.

101
  Taruc, 1953, p196.

102
  Luis Taruc admitted this to Kerkvliet. See Kerkvliet, 1977, p114.

103
  Quoted in Crippen, 1947, p117.

104
  Lachica, 1971, p119.

105
  A Lembke,
Lansdale, Magsaysay, America, and the Philippines
(Combat Studies Institute Press, Kansas, 2013), p5.

106
  Cullather, 1994, pp64-65.

107
  Taruc, 1953, p201.

108
  Quoted in Taruc, 1953, p239.

109
  Quoted in Kerkvliet, 1977, p160.

110
  See Kerkvliet, 1977, pp178-188; Fuller, 2007, pp269-274.

111
  Lembke, 2013, p25.

112
  Quoted in Kerkvliet, 1977, p161. See W Pomeroy,
The Forest
(University of the Philippines Press, Quezon City, 1963), pp34-35, and Fuller, 2007, pp268-269, for portrayals of the expansion.

113
  Quoted in Walter Ladwig, “When the police are the problem”, in C Christine Fair and S Ganguly (eds),
Policing Insurgencies
(Oxford University Press, Oxford, 2014), p22.

114
  Quoted in Fuller, 2007, p282.

115
  Pomeroy, 1963, p62.

116
  Pomeroy, 1963, pp152-153.

117
  J Vargas and T Rizal,
Communism in Decline
(SEATO, Bangkok, 1957/8).

Terms such as Britain, USA, Allies, Germany are not indexed as they occur frequently throughout the text.

Abbas, Ferhat
53-54
,
61
,
62
,
65

Abdelkader, Hadj Ali
54

Aboulker, José
44
,
45
,
46-47
,
48
,
49

Advanced Military’s Bugle
(magazine)
304

AFPFL (Anti-Fascist People’s Freedom League)
259
,
260-261

Age
(newspaper)
225-226

Alger Républicain
(newspaper)
60

Algerian People’s Party
see
PPA

AML (Friends of the Manisfesto and of Liberty)
62
,
63-64
,
65
,
67

AMT (General Workers’ Union)
322-323
,
325
,
330
,
331

Anderson, Benedict (historian)
319-320

Anglo-Irish Treaty
73
,
79

Anielewicz, Mordechai
101
,
102
,
103
,
117-118

Anti-Fascist People’s Freedom League
see
AFPFL

Anti-Revolutionary Party
see
ARP

anti-semitism
38-39
,
79
; Netherlands
134
,
138-139
,
158
; Poland
93-94
,
95-97
,
114
,
115
,
119

ARP (Anti-Revolutionary Party)
133
,
140
,
143
,
158
see also
Colijn

Association of Algerian Muslim Scholars
see
Ulama

Association of the Sons of Sweat
see
KAP

At the Front Line
(book)
237

Atlantic Charter
17
,
24
,
37

Aung San, Bogyoke
249
,
250
,
251-254
,
255
,
256
,
257-258
,
260
,
261-263
,
265n52
,
266n65
see also
Thakins

Auschwitz
89
,
110-111

Ba Maw
251-252
,
255

Badis, Abdelhamid Ben
53

Bamar people
246
,
249-250
,
251-252
,
254
,
258
,
264n2

Barrio United Defence Corps
see
BUDC

Benes, Edvard
191
,
192-193
,
194
,
196
,
197-198
,
213
,
214

Bernhard, Prince
153

BIA (Burma Independence Army)
254-255
,
259

Bialystok Ghetto
99
,
105-106
,
117

Bisson, Thomas
309

Blamey, Thomas
227

Blatt, Tomasz (Toivi)
112

Bliss, George
232-233

Blum, Abrasha
103
,
125n67

Blum, Léon
55

BNA (Burma National Army)
255
,
257
,
258
,
259

Bogyoke
261
,
262
see also
Aung San, Bogyoke

Bohemia and Moravia, Protectorate of
195-197

Bolsheviks
166
,
168
,
173

Bonnier, Fernand
48

Bose, Subhas Chandra
251
,
257

Brenner, Lenni
117-118

The Bridge on the River Kwai
(film)
245

Browderism
261
,
266n62

BS (Internal Combat Forces)
153

BUDC (Barrio United Defence Corps)
327
,
328

Buddhism
248-249

The Bund
91
,
94-96
,
103
,
113
,
121n7
and ZOB
101
see also
Tsukunft

Burma
31

Burma Independence Army
see
BIA

Burma National Army
see
BNA

Carcasonne, Roger
44
,
45

Catholic Standard
(newspaper)
83

Catlos, General Ferdinand
215
,
216

Catroux, General Georges
50
,
62

CCP (Chinese Communist Party)
268
,
269
,
272-275
,
276-277
,
278-280
,
286-287
,
305

Central Leadership of the Home Resistance
see
UVOD

Central Revolutionary National Committee
see
URNV

Centre of State Security
see
USB

CFLN (Comité Français de la Libération Nationale)
50-51

Chechnya
181-182

Chetniks
11
,
16
,
17
,
21

Chiang Kai-shek
268-271
,
279
,
284
see also
National Army

China
22
,
31
, and Vietnam
20

Churchill, Winston
8
,
16
,
18
,
22
,
37
,
40-43
,
72
,
73
,
155
,
194

Clark, Major General Mark
47
,
48

CNLC (Czechoslovak National Liberation Committee)
193-195
,
197
,
198

Colijn, Hendrikus
133
,
135
,
140

College of Trust
see
CvV

Combat
(newspaper)
50

Comintern (Communist International)
16
,
28
,
169
,
175
,
192
,
322
,
333
,
340n49

Comité Français de la Libération Nationale
see
CFLN

Communist International
see
Comintern

Communist Party Australia
233
,
236
,
240-241
; Germany
169
; Greece
22
; Ireland
83
,
84-85
; Italy
22
; Japan
296
,
297
,
298-299

Communist Party, Algeria
see
PCA

Communist Party, Burma
see
CPB

Communist Party, China
see
CCP

Communist Party, Czechslovakia
see
KSC

Communist Party, France
see
PCF

Communist Party, India
see
CPI

Communist Party, Netherlands
see
CPN

Communist Party, Philippine
see
PKP

Communist Party, Slovak
see
KSS

Communist Party, USA
see
CPUSA

Comrades!
(pamphlet)
145

concentration camps
110-112

Connolly, James
72
,
81
,
83

Corps Franc d’Afrique (CFA)
51-52

Council to Aid Jews
see
Zegota

CPB (Communist Party, Burma)
258
,
260
,
261
,
265n50

CPI (Communist Party, India)
258
,
261

CPN (Communist Party, Netherlands)
132
,
134
,
141
,
144-145
,
146
,
150
,
152
,
153
,
157
,
158-159

CPUSA (Communist Party, USA)
322
,
323
,
333

Craig, James (Lord Craigavon)
74

Culala, Felipa
325

Curtin, John
225
,
229

CvV (College of Trust)
153
,
155

Czechoslovak National Liberation Committee
see
CNLC

Czechoslovakia
170
,
190-193
; army
200

DA (Democratic Alliance)
334

Daladier, Édouard
194

Darlan, Admiral Françoise
41
,
45
,
47
,
51
,
70n24

de Gaulle, General
19
,
22
,
38-43
,
49-51
,
52
,
60
,
62

de Jong, Lou
144-145

De Tribune
(newspaper)
132
,
134
,
139

de Valera, Eamon
72
,
73
,
74
,
75-76
,
78

De Waarheid
(newspaper)
139
,
142
,
145
,
146
,
154
,
155

Death Railway
256-257
,
265n42

Debaghine, Lamine
61
,
64
,
65

Democratic Alliance
see
DA

Democratic Army of a Democratic People
(book)
237

Dobama Asiayone
249-251

Duris, Julius
205-206
,
211

EAM-ELAS (National Liberation Front-National Popular Liberation Army)
12
,
13
,
17
,
18

East Timor
230-232

Echo d’Oran
(newspaper)
41

Edelman, Marek
97
,
102
,
103
,
118-119

Eden Anthony
43
,
92
,
190

EDES (National Republican Greek League)
11
,
21

Edwards, Peter
293

Eisenhower, Dwight D
48
,
49
,
51
,
52

English, Jeffery
257

Epstein, Barbara
114
,
118

Fenby, J
271-272
,
281-282

Fianna Fail
73-76
,
79
,
80-82
,
86

Fighting Squads
see
LO-LKP

First World War
27

France
11
,
12
,
17
,
19
,
22
,
24
,
179
,
272
; and Algeria
37-68
; and Czechoslovakia
191
,
194
;
see also
de Gaulle and Vichy