The Day of Battle: The War in Sicily and Italy, 1943-1944 (The Liberation Trilogy) by Rick Atkinson
India
Indian 4th Division
Indian 8th Division
Indian 9th Gurkha Rifles
Indian Rajputana Rifles
Infantry Journal
Inferno (Dante)
intelligence. See also Ultra
Allied
German
international law
Iowa, U.S.S.
Iowa National Guard
Irish Guards
Ismay, Lt. Gen. Hastings
Isola Bella
Italian 1st Motorized Group
Italian XII Corps
Italian air force
Italian Aosta Division
Italian Assietta Division
Italian Brigade Group
Italian campaign. See also specific battles, operations, and places
Ike’s assessment of
strategic mission of and value of
Italian Comando Supremo
Italian Fascist party
Italian Finance Ministry
Italian fleet
Italian forces
disarmed by Germans after armistice
HUSKY and
surrender by, at Palermo
Italian Grand Council of Fascism
Italian Livorno Division
Italian Motorized Brigade Group
Italian navy
Italian partisans
Italian Red Cross
Italian refugees
Italian Social Republic
Italian winter campaign
Anzio landing to break, pushed by Churchill
assault on Cassino and Rapido River
Bari bombing and
Christmas and New Year’s in
Montgomery and Eight Army advance on Adriatic front
Monty replaced by Leese
Ortona
Patton in Sicily during
San Pietro and
stalemate of, and doubts about leadership
weather and
Italy. See also Italian winter campaign; and specific battles, operations, and places
aftermath and assessment of campaign in
airpower and
Badoglio and surrender of
battles on side of Allies
campaign in, after fall of Rome
decision to press to mainland and
German reprisals in
German retreat in
Germany diverts forces to
Ike leaves, for OVERLORD
Jews deported from
Mussolini ousted from power in
social disintegration in
topography of
TRIDENT and decision to invade
weather and
Iwo Jima
Jackson, Gen. W.G.F.
Jackson, Stonewall
Jacob, Brig. Ian
Jamison, Lt. Clarence
Janus, H.M.S.
Japan
Jefferson Bible
Jews
Jim Crow laws
Jodl, Gen. Alfred
John Bascom
John Harvey, SS
John L. Motley
Jolson, Al
Joseph T. Dickman, U.S.S.
Joseph Wheeler
Juergensen, Hans
Juin, Gen. Alphonse Pierre
Justinian
Juvenal
Kammerer, Col. Malcolm R.
Kappler, Lt. Col. Herbert
Kasserine Pass, battle of
Keats, John
Keegan, John
Keitel, Field Marshal Wilhelm
Kennan, George F.
Kennedy, David M.
Kennedy, Maj. Gen. John
Keough, Ranger
Keren (former liner)
Kerwin, Walter T., Jr., “Dutch”
Kesselring, Field Marshal Albert
Anzio and
appointed supreme commander in Italy
art and
assessment of Italian campaign and
AVALANCHE and
background of
campaign after fall of Rome and
DIADEM and
Gustav Line and
HUSKY and
Italian armistice announcement and German takeover of Italy
Messina and
Naples and
Rapido and
Rome and
supplies and
Winter Line and
Keyes, Maj. Gen. Geoffrey
Keynes, John Maynard
King, Adm. Ernest J.
King, Lt. Col. William E.
Kipling, Rudyard
Kippenberger, Brig. Howard K.
Kirby, Sgt. Billy
Kirkman, Lt. Gen. Sidney C.
Knight, U.S.S.
Knights of Malta
Komer, Pvt. Robert W.
Korean War
Kuhl, Charles H.
Kursk
La Bohème (opera)
LADBROOKE, Operation
La Marsa, Tunisia
landing craft
“Landing Operations on Hostile Shores” (Army field manual)
Landry, Maj. Milton J.
Lang, Will
Langford, Frances
Lardner, John
Larrabee, Eric
La Saadia, Morocco
Lawrence, D.H.
LCI 32
LCIs (landing craft, infantry)
LCTs (landing craft, tank)
League of Nations
Leahy, Adm. William D.
Lee, Gen. Robert E.
Leese, Gen. Oliver W. H.
Lee’s Lieutenants (Freeman)
LEHRGANG, Operation
Lemelsen, Gen. Joachim
Lemnitzer, Brig. Gen. Lyman L.
Lend-Lease program
Leningrad, battle of
Leonardo da Vinci
Lercara Friddi
Lewin, Ronald
Lewis, Norman
Liberty ships
Libya
Licata
Liebenstein, Capt. Gustav von
Liebling, A. J.
Life
Life and Morals of Jesus of Nazareth, The
Life of Jesus (Ricciotti)
“Lili Marlene” (song)
Lincoln, Abraham
Liri Valley
Littorio rail yards
Livy
Lombards
Longfellow, Henry Wadsworth
Longstop Hill
looters
Loren, Sophia
Louis Hennepin, SS
Louis IX, King of France
Low Countries
LSIs (landing ship, infantry)
LST 313
LST 336
LST 357
LST 365
LST 375
LST 379
LST 386
LST 422
LST 430
LSTs (landing ship)
Lucas, Maj. Gen. John Porter
Ludendorff, Gen. Erich
Ludlum, Capt. David M.
LUDLUM, Operation
Lwów (Polish freighter)
Lynch, Col. George E.
MacArthur, Gen. Douglas
Mackensen, Gen. Eberhard von
Macmillan, Harold
Madama Butterfly (opera)
Maddox, U.S.S.
Maher, Marty
Maidstone, H.M.S.
Majdalany, Fred
malaria
Malta
Maltese Falcon, The (film)
Mälzer, Lt. Gen. Kurt
Mariana Islands
Mark IV Tiger tanks
Mark V Panther tanks
Marlborough, Duke of
Marne, battle of
Marrakesh, Churchill recuperates and plans Anzio in
Marsh, Corp. Robert M.
Marshall, Gen. George C.
Allen and Ted Roosevelt relieved of command and
Anzio and
AVALANCHE and
Cairo conferences and
Churchill and
Clark and
HUSKY and
Ike and
Italian Cassibile agreement and
Italian mainland decision and
LADBROOKE and
Lucas replaced by Truscott and
OVERLORD and
Patton and
Rangers disbanded by
Ridgway and
Rome and
segregation of armed forces and
TRIDENT and
Marshall, Katherine
Martin, Col. William H.
Martin, Sgt. Ralph G.
Masia, Don Aristide
Matthew, St.
Matthews, Herbert
Mauldin, Sgt. Bill
Maupassant, Guy de
Mayo, U.S.S.
McClellan, Gen. George B.
McCreery, Lt. Gen. Richard L.
McLain, Brig. Gen. Raymond S. “Ray”
McNair, Lt. Gen. Lesley J.
Meade, George
medical care and medicine. See also hospitals
Mediterranean Allied Air Forces
Medjez-el-Bab battle
Meitzel, Capt. Helmut
Memorial Day 1945
Menelaus
Menninger, Brig. Gen. William C.
Meredith, Burgess
Mertz, George
Messerschmitts ME-109 aircraft
Messina
Allies cross Strait of, in BAYTOWN
Germans evacuate
Michelangelo
Middleton, Drew
Middleton, Maj. Gen. Troy H.
Mignano Gap
Miller, Maj. Alvah H.
Miller, Glenn
Milligan, Spike
MINCEMEAT, Operation
mines
Missionary Ridge, battle of (1863)
Mitchell, Willis
Mitchum, Robert
Mizzi, M.
Molinero, Gen. Giuseppe
Molony, C.J.C.
Molotov, Vyacheslav
Monrovia, U.S.S.
Monte Artemisio breakthrough
Monte Camino (Murder Mountain)
Monte Cassino abbey
bombing of
DIADEM and
DICKENS and
postwar
Monte Cassino in the Middle Ages (Bloch)
Monte Cipolla
Montecorvino airfield
Monte la Difensa
Monte Lungo
Monte Rotondo
Monte Sammucro
Monte Trocchio
Montgomery, Gen. Bernard Law
AVALANCHE and
Background and leadership style of
Bari and
BAYTOWN and
HUSKY and, vs. Patton
Italian winter campaign and
leaves Italy for OVERLORD
Messina evacuation and
Moorehead, Alan
Moran, Lord
Morison, Samuel Eliot
MORNING GLORY attack
Morton, H. V.
Mosier, Corp. Ben W.
Mountbatten, Adm. Lord Louis
Mowat, Farley
MPs
Mr. Lucky (film)
Muggeridge, Malcolm
Muirhead, John
mules
Murphy, Audie Leon
Murphy, Robert (diplomat)
Mussolini, Benito A. A. “Il Duce”
arrest of
background of
escape of
execution of
Jews and
meets with Hitler at Feltre
Mussolini Canal
mustard gas
Naples
capture of
history of
soldiers’ I&I and
staging for SHINGLE at
supplies and shipping and
Vesuvius eruption and
Napoleon
NATO
Nauset, U.S.S.
Nelson, Admiral Lord
Nelson, H.M.S.
Nero
Nettuno
Neue Deutschland (newspaper)
New Guinea
Newsweek
New York Times
New Zealand 2nd Division
New Zealand Corps “Spadger Force”
Nicholas, St. 270
Nicias
Nicolson, Nigel
Nicosia
Niscemi
Normandy invasion. See also OVERLORD
Norstad, Brig. Gen. Lauris
North Africa
North African campaign
Oakley, K. G.
O’Daniel, Maj. Gen. John W. “Iron Mike”
Odysseus
Offa
Office of Strategic Services (OSS)
Office of War Information
oil
Oliver, Comm. G. N.
Olson, Sgt. Truman
Omaha beach
Oneskunk, Sampson P.
On War (Clausewitz)
Operations Instructions No. 34 “The Battle for Rome” (Alexander)
Oran
Oresteia (Aeschylus)
Orsogna
Ortona
Ostrogoths
Otranto (former liner)
OVERLORD
Ovid
Owen, Wilfred
Pachino Peninsula
Pacific theater
Pact of Steel
Padiglione Woods
Padilla, Ranger
Paestum
Paige, Satchel
Paine, Thomas
Palermo
Palestinian 1st Camouflage Company
Palestrina
Pantano Ditch
Pantelleria island
Parks, Corp. John Bob
Passchendaele, battle of
Passero, Cape
Patton, Beatrice
Patton, Gen. George S., Jr.
Alexander and
Allen and Roosevelt relieved of command by
Anzio and
AVALANCHE and
background and personality of
Biscari massacre and
Clark and
drive to Messina and
drive to Palermo and
fame of
FDR gives command in OVERLORD
honors
HUSKY and
Ike and
Keyes and
leadership style of
North Africa and
in Sicily, during winter campaign
slapping incident and
Ted Roosevelt and
Paul, St. 46
Pearson, Drew
Peloponnesian War
penicillin
Peninsular Base Section
Penney, Maj. Gen. William R. C.
Perret, Geoffrey
Perry, Ranger
Persano
Pershing, General
Petacci, Clara
Petard, H.M.S.
Peter, St.
Petrarch
Petrella Massif
Phantom Ridge
Philadelphia, U.S.S.
Philippines
Pilgrim’s Progress (Bunyan)
Pindar
Pisa
Pius XII, Pope
Plato
Pliny the Younger
Plunkett, U.S.S.
Plutarch
Point 202
Point 569
Point 593 (Monte Calvario)
Poland
Polish 2nd Polish Armoured Brigade
Polish 3rd Carpathian Division
Polish 5th Kresowa Division
Polish 12th Podolski Lancers
Polish II Corps
Pompeii
Ponte Olivo airfield
Pontine Marshes
Porch, Douglas
Po River
Pound, Adm. Sir Dudley
Pozzuoli
“Preservation of Works of Art in Italy”
Pride and Prejudice (Austen)
Priebke, Capt. Erich
Primosole Bridge
Princess A
Princess Beatrix, H.M.S.
Principles of War (Clausewitz)
prisoners of war (POWs)
propaganda
prostitution
psychiatric casualties
PT-201
PT-216
Puffin (German army code)
Punic Wars
Punitive Expedition against Mexico (1916)
Pyle, Ernie
Pyle, Jerry
Quebec conference
Queen Mary (ship)
Question Mark
Radio Algiers
Radio Berlin
Radio Rome
railroads
RAINCOAT, Operation
Raleigh News and Observer
Rangeland Avenger, The (Brand)
rapes
Raphael
Rapido River
assault
assault planned
Cassino and
DICKENS and
DIADEM and
inquiry 349
Rayburn, Sam
Red Army
Red Cross
Regensburg, battle of
Revelle, Capt. George H., Jr.
Reynolds, Quentin
Rhoads, Pvt. Billy C.
RICHARD, Operation
Ridgway, Maj. Gen. Matthew B.
Rigoletto (opera)
Roberts, Maj. Spanky
Robinson, Edwin Arlington
Robson, Lance Corp. Walter
Rockefeller, John D., Jr.
Rockefeller Foundation
Roma (Italian battleship)
Romania
Rome
Allied bombing of
Anzio and
AVALANCHE and