Berlin

concerns over 1871 unification

declaring war on Germany

denazification of German culture

Eastern Question

GDR uprising

German popular response during WWI

Locarno Pact

Nazi victory over

occupation of Ruhr Valley

reaction to Berlin Wall

reaction to unification

Franck, Arnold

François-Poncet, André

Frank, Charlotte

Frankfurt

Frankfurter Zeitung

Frantz, Constantin

Franz Ferdinand, Archduke

Franz Josef, Kaiser

FRG. SeeGermany, Federal Republic of

Frederick the Great

Free Stage movement

Free University of Berlin

Freikorps

Fretzer, Max

Freud, Sigmund

Frey, Alfred

Frick, Wilhelm

Friedenburg, Hans-Georg von

Friedman, Michel

Friedrich, Gotz

Friedrich III, Kaiser

See alsoFriedrich Wilhelm

Friedrich Wilhelm, Crown Prince

Friedrich-Wilhelm Universitat

Friedrichsruh

Friedrichstadt

Friedrichstrasse

Friesler, Roland

Fromm, Bella

Fromm, Friedrich

Frost, Robert

Fuchs, Jürgen

Fuchs, Nikolaus

Fuchs, Wolfgang

Führerbunker

Fulbright, William J.

Funkturm Fürstenberg, Max von

Furtwángler, Wilhelm(fig.)

Garasimov, Gennady

Garsky, Dieter

Ein Garten im Norden(Kleeberg)

Gauck, Joachim

Gay, Peter

GDR. SeeGerman Democratic Republic

Gedáchtniskirche

Gehlen, Reinhard

Geissler, Heiner

Gendarmenmarkt

General Electric Company

Genesis (rock group)

Genocide, Nazi plan for

Genscher, Hans-Dietrich

George, Heinrich

Gerard, James W.

German Communist Party (KPD)

conflict with Nazis

formation of SED

June 17 uprising

1932 general strike

1930s elections

postwar activities

reaction to dada

vilification of Boss

See alsoSoviet Union

German Democratic Republic (GDR)

Berlin Wall construction

choice of capital city

demands for reforms

East-West rapprochement

enforcing socialist ideology

espionage forcing industrialization

labor uprising

neo-fascism

political isolation

response to unification

urban renewal plans

See alsoReunification

German Social Democratic Party (SPD)

German State Library

Germania, Berlin as

Germany, Federal Republic of

acceptance of GDR regime

buying political prisoners

choice of capital city

East-West emigration

East-West rapprochement

espionage

GDR labor uprising

resentment of West Berlin

response to unification

squatters’ movement

student protests

terrorism

urban renewal

See alsoReunification

Germany and the Next War(Bernardi)

Gestapo

Ghosts(Ibsen)

Gide, André

Gilbert, Felix Glasnost

Goebbels, Joseph

air raids

arrival in Berlin

Battle of Stalingrad

boosting morale

control of culture

ethnic cleansing

Hitler and

last weeks of Reich

luxurious lifestyle

martyrdom of Horst Wessel

1936 Olympic Games

political purges

Rosenstrasse Jews

Goldberg, Simon

Goldberger, Paul

Golden Seven

Gollwitzer, Helmut

Goodbye to Berlin(Isherwood)

Goodman, Benny

Gorbachev, Mikhail

Gorchakov, Alexander

Goring, Hermann

air raids on Berlin

arrest of

Berlin’s urban renewal

cultural control

KPD financial woes

neutralization of enemy factions

1936 Olympic Games

Gorki, Maxim

Goschen, Edward

Government

Bonn to Berlin

postwar Berlin

post-WWI political situation

See alsoBismarck; Bundestag; German

Democratic Republic; Germany, Federal

Republic of; Third Reich; Weimar

Republic; Wilhelm I; Wilhelm II

Grant, Ulysses S.

Grass, Gunter

Grassi, Giorgio

Great Britain

African colonialism

air raids

anti-German relations

Congress of Berlin

contempt of Berlin

declaring war on Germany

espionage

GDR uprising

Hess’s bid for peace

naval expansion

occupation of Berlin

punk rockers

reaction to Berlin Wall

response to unification

Great German Art Exhibition

Green Party

Grey, Edward

Gropius, Walter

Gropius-Bau

Gropius-Stadt

Grosz, George

Grosz, Karoly Grotewohl, Otto

Gründerzeit(foundation era)

Gründgens, Gustav

Grüttke, Lutz

Grzesinski, Albert

Guard Cavalry Rifle Division

Guderian, Heinz

Gueffroy, Chris

Guérin, Daniel

Giinstlingsjuden(favored Jews)

Gysi, Gregor

Haber, Fritz

Haeften, Werner von

Hagen, Eva-Maria

Haldane, Richard Burdon

Hall of the People

Hamilton, Gerald

Hanneles Himmelfahrt(Hauptmann play)

Hansaviertel

Harbou, Thea von

Harden, Maximilian

Harden, Sylvia

Harding, Charles

Harlan, Veit

Harnack, Adolf von

Harnack, Arvid

Harriman, W. Averell

Harris, Arthur “Bomber,”

Hartwig, Hella

Hasenclever, Walter

Hasselbach, Ingo

Hassemer, Volker

Hauptmann, Gerhart

Hauptverwaltung-Aufklárung. SeeHVA

Havemann, Robert

Heartfield, John

Hebbel, Friedrich

Hegel (café)

Helldorf, Wolf Heinrich von

Helsinki Final Accords

Hemingway, Ernest

Henderson, Neville

Hennig, Rudolf

Hensel, Sebastian

Henselmann, Hermann

Hermann-Neisse, Max

Herrnstadt, Rudolf

Herter, Christian

Herding, Georg Friedrich von

Herzfelde, Wieland

Herzog, Rudolf

Herzog, Werner

Hess, Rudolf

Hessel, Franz

Hesterberg, Trude

Heuss, Theodor

Heydrich, Reinhard

Heym, Stefan

Hilpert, Ernst

Hilpert, Heinz

Himmel über Berlin(film)

Himmler, Heinrich

Hindemith, Paul

Hindenburg, Paul von

as replacement for Ebert

Hitler and

replacing Papen with Schleicher

Hindenburg Program

Hirschfeld, Magnus

Hitler, Adolf

Beer Hall Putsch

Berlin’s urban renewal

cultural control and exploitation

defense of Berlin against Allies

dreams of retirement

last weeks of

maneuvers toward power

1936 Olympic Games

preparations for war