TODT, FRITZ Reichsleiter; 1940 Reich Minister for Armaments and Munitions; killed in 1942 in crash. UIBERREITHER, DR. SIEGFRIED Reichsstatthalter, Reichsverteidigungskommissar and Gauleiter of Steiermark; Head of Civil Administration in Untersteiermark. UTIKAL Staff Official in Rosenberg's Ministry for Occupied Eastern Territories, Chief of Staff of "Einsatzstab Rosenberg". VIETINGHOFF-SCHEEL, OTTO-HEINRICH von Generaloberst; C.-in-C. "South". WAGNER, ROBERT Reichsstatthalter, Reichsverteidigungskommissar and Gauleiter of Baden; Chief of Civil Administration in Alsace. WARLIMONT, WALTER General; Deputy Chief of Operations Staff of OKW. WEICHS, MAXIMILIAN, Freiherr, von Generaldfeldmarschall, Commander in Chief, Southeast and Army Group F. WEIZSAECKER, ERNST FREIHERR von German Ambassador to the Holy See. WIEDEMANN, FRITZ German Consul General in Tientsin and San Francisco; formerly Adjutant to Hitler. WINKLER, KARL Manager of the Party Chancery. WISLICENY, DIETER Hauptsturmfuehrer in Slovakia; Specialist on Jewish matters in Slovakia with Amt IV A4, Reichssicherheitshauptamt (Reich Main Security Office) 1940–1944. WOLFF, KARL Supreme SS and Police commander in Italy; Commander of the Italian SS Legion; General of the Waffen-SS at the Fuehrer's Headquarters; chief of the personal staff of the Reichsfuehrung SS; SS-Obergruppenfuehrer. ZEITZLER, KURT Generaloberst. CODE NAMES AND WORDS USED BY THE GERMAN HIGH COMMAND FOR OPERATIONS AND MEASURES ACHSE ADLER AFRIKA AIDA ALARICH ALPENVEILCHEN ANGELHAKEN ΑΝΤΟΝ ATTILA AUGSBURG BARBAROSSA BERLIN 11. BIRKE BLAUFUCHS BLUECHER DURING THE WAR Measures to be taken when Italy de- Capture of coast between Zara and Two Italo-German convoys from Italy Occupation of Egypt and the Suez Occupation of North Italy and Unoc- Invasion of Albania. (a and b) Attacks on British ships in Occupation of Unoccupied France, with Occupation of Unoccupied France; re- Delay attack, in Operation GELB. Attack on Russia. (I & II) Occupation of East Baltic Islands, 5 November 1941. (a and b) Attacks on British ships in the North Atlantic by Scharnhorst, Gneisenau, Hipper, etc. December 1940-January 1941. Withdrawal of troops from Finland. Attacks in Baltic Islands and near Finland. Part of planned attack on Caspian Sea, 1942. BRAUNSCHWEIG ........ Operation around Stalingrad. CERBERUS CHURCHILL CORSI/CORSO DELPHIN DOMINO Transfer of "Scharnhorst, Gneisenau, and Prinz Eugen" through the English Channel, 1942. Danish fishing vessel "Sursum Corda" Part of operation GRUEN. "Scharnhorst and Gneisenau" operat ing against UK-Russia convoys in 1942. Name changed from FRONTTHEATER. Scheer and Hipper operating in Arctic, Operation around Baku and Caspian DOPPELSCHLAG EDELWEISS EICHE EISBAER Attack on Cos, 1943. EISENBAHN ELISABETH EISPALAST ERICH EUROPA FELIX FEUERZANGE FEUERZAUBER FLIEGERPILZ FREISCHUETZ FRISCHES HAFF GANGES GELB GISELA GRUEN Rescue of Mussolini, 1943. Moving of the "Hipper" to Drontheim. "Koeln" operating against UK-Russia See CHURCHILL. Part of operation SEEKRIEG, planned Combing out certain Adriatic Islands. Operations along the Volga, to Astra- Intended mining of Dardanelles, September 1944. Capture of Vis and other Adriatic Islands, 1943. Defense of Danzig. See DOMINO. Operation in French area. Invasion of Holland, Belgium, and Lux embourg. Occupation of Spain. MONSUN .................. Operation involving use of Japanese Bases. Capture of Narvik, 6 June 1940. Operation in Norway. Withdrawal of troops from Norway. ET A planned landing in England. Annexation of Austria, 1938; also fre- See KONSTANTIN. Attacks against Arctic convoy, P.Q. 20, 1942 and 31 December 1943. Operation Norway, Kola Bay). 1941 (blocking Operations of the Bismarck. DETALI Defense of German bases in Estonia. Paratrooper attack around Maikop. Invasion of Great Britain. Naval operations in Baltic and North Military mission to assist Iraq rebellion Capturing Tripoli and Malta (1941). |