Ehrenburg, Ilya
Eisenhower, Gen Dwight D. (‘Ike’)
approves Falaise-Argentan gap plan
and Caen
and de Gaulle
and Montgomery
and Operation Dragoon
and Operation Epsom
and Patton
visits airborne embarkation
Elbeuf
Elfeldt, GenLt Otto
English Channel, crossing
Eon, Col
Erskine, Maj Gen George (‘Bobby’)
Escoville
Esquay
Evrecy
Exercise Tiger
Falaise
Falaise-Argentan gap
Falaise Pocket (map)
Falley, GenLt Wilhelm
Farmbacher, Gen d. Art Wilhelm
Fegelein, Gruppenfuhrer Hermann
Female snipers
Feuchtinger, GenMaj Edgar
FFI (Forces Francaises de l’Interieur)
Flers
Fontaine l’Abbe
Fontainebleau
Fontenay-le-Marmion
Fontenay-le-Pesnel
Fortitude
Fouquer, Rev Pere Roger
Fox, Lt Dennis
French Army
2eme Regiment de Chasseurs Parachutistes (4th SAS)
2eme Regiment de Marche du Tchad
2nd Armoured Division (2eme DB)
landing Utah
transfer to Britain
3eme Regiment de Chasseurs Parachutistes
12eme Chasseurs d’Afrique
501eme Regiment de Chars
Spahis marocains
French civilians
and the airborne assault
attitudes to Allied soldiers
casualties
and the landings
looting
at Mortain
under the occupation
revenge on collaboration
French Communist Party;
in Paris uprising
in Resistance
French Navy (Forces Navales Francaises Libres)
Friendly bombing
Friendly fire
Fritsch, GenOb Werner Freiherr v.
Fromm, GenOb Friedrich
FTP (Franc Tireurs et Partisans)
Fabien battalion
Funck, Gen d. PzTr Hans Freiherr v.
Furgon, Mont
Gaffey, Maj Gen Hugh G.
Gale, Maj Gen Richard
Garby-Czerniawski, Roman
Gavin, Brig Gen James M.
Gavray
Gavrus
George VI, King
Gerhardt, Maj Gen Charles H.
German Air Force
German Army
discipline
losses in Normandy
propaganda and morale
strength
tactics and effectiveness
tensions with the Waffen-SS
training
German Army, Army Groups
Army Group B
Army Group Centre
German Army, Armies
First Army
Panzer Group Eberbach
Panzer Group West (later Fifth Panzer Army)
Seventh Army
Fifteenth Army
