Season 3 - Widening Gyre
Season 3 - Widening Gyre
Index: People, Places, and Events
Season 3 - Widening Gyre Combined Index
This combined index covers historical references from all podcast episodes in Season 3 - Widening Gyre, including Soviet Union (Episodes 131-141), Baltics (Episode 142), Winter War (Episodes 143-150), 1940 Naval War (Episodes 151-162), Norway (Episodes 163-176), and Fall of France (Episodes 177-207)
PEOPLE
| Name | Episodes | Series |
|---|---|---|
| Political Leaders & Party Officials | ||
| Joseph Stalin (Ioseb Jughashvili) | 131, 132, 133, 134, 135, 136, 138, 139 | Soviet Union |
| Vladimir Lenin | 131, 132, 133, 134 | Soviet Union |
| Leon Trotsky | 131, 132, 133, 138 | Soviet Union |
| Grigory Zinoviev | 132, 133, 138 | Soviet Union |
| Lev Kamenev | 131, 132, 133, 138 | Soviet Union |
| Nikolai Bukharin | 132, 133, 134, 138 | Soviet Union |
| Aleksei Rykov | 133, 138 | Soviet Union |
| Mikhail Tomsky | 133 | Soviet Union |
| Sergei Kirov | 132, 138 | Soviet Union |
| Leonid Nikolaev | 138 | Soviet Union |
| Martemian Ryutin | 138 | Soviet Union |
| Kliment Voroshilov | 131, 132, 133, 139, 140 | Soviet Union |
| Vyacheslav Molotov | 135 | Soviet Union |
| Konstantin Pats (Estonian head of state) | 142 | Baltics |
| Karlis Ulmanis (Latvian dictator, established 1934) | 142 | Baltics |
| Selter (Estonian Foreign Minister) | 142 | Baltics |
| Urbsys (Lithuanian Foreign Minister) | 142 | Baltics |
| Cajander (Finnish Prime Minister) | 143, 145 | Winter War |
| Erkko (Foreign Minister) | 143, 145 | Winter War |
| Väinö Tanner (Finnish Foreign Minister) | 145, 150 | Winter War |
| Kaarlo Stahlberg (Professor, defeated Mannerheim in 1919 election) | 143 | Winter War |
| Otto Ville Kuusinen (Head of People’s Revolutionary Government) | 145 | Winter War |
| Arvo Tuominen (Head of Finnish Communist Party, declined to join puppet government) | 145 | Winter War |
| Hitler | 153, 154, 158, 160, 162, 165, 170, 174, 177, 181, 184, 190, 195, 205 | 1940 Naval War, Norway, Fall of France |
| Churchill | 160, 163, 164, 166, 172, 178, 179, 195, 200, 205 | 1940 Naval War, Norway, Fall of France |
| Winston Churchill | 163, 164, 166, 172, 178, 179, 195, 200, 205 | Norway, Fall of France |
| Neville Chamberlain | 164, 172, 173, 175, 178, 179 | Norway, Fall of France |
| Nygaardsvold (Norwegian PM) | 169 | Norway |
| King Haakon VII | 169 | Norway |
| Vidkun Quisling | 169 | Norway |
| Édouard Daladier | 164, 177, 178, 179, 180 | Norway, Fall of France |
| Paul Reynaud | 173, 178, 179, 180, 205 | Norway, Fall of France |
| Adolf Hitler | 165, 170, 174, 177, 181, 184, 190, 195, 205 | Norway, Fall of France |
| Charles de Gaulle | 205 | Fall of France |
| Marshal Philippe Pétain | 180, 205, 207 | Fall of France |
| Pierre Laval | 179, 205 | Fall of France |
| Leon Blum | 179, 207 | Fall of France |
| King Leopold III (Belgium) | 184, 195 | Fall of France |
| President Lebrun | 184 | Fall of France |
| Franklin D. Roosevelt | 195, 205 | Fall of France |
| Benito Mussolini | 195 | Fall of France |
| Military Leaders | ||
| Marshal Mikhail Tukhachevsky | 132, 133, 139, 140 | Soviet Union |
| Mikhail Frunze | 132, 140 | Soviet Union |
| Viktor Triandafillov | 140 | Soviet Union |
| Georgi Isserson | 140 | Soviet Union |
| Simon Ter-Petrosian (Kamo) | 131 | Soviet Union |
| Piotr Karatygin | 132 | Soviet Union |
| P. Dybenko | 132 | Soviet Union |
| Brigade Commander Medvedev | 139 | Soviet Union |
| Eduard Berzin | 137 | Soviet Union |
| General Zhukov | 141 | Soviet Union |
| General Yudenich (White Army leader, Petrograd offensive 1919) | 142, 151 | Baltics, 1940 Naval War |
| Marshal Voroshilov (Soviet military leader) | 142 | Baltics |
| Shapsoshnikov (Soviet Chief of Staff) | 142 | Baltics |
| Carl Gustav Mannerheim (Finnish Commander-in-Chief) | 143, 144, 145, 146, 147, 148, 149, 150 | Winter War |
| General Meretskov (Commander Leningrad Military District) | 144, 145 | Winter War |
| Semyon Konstantinovich Timoshenko (Soviet Northwestern Front commander) | 149, 150 | Winter War |
| Georgi Zhukov (Chief of Staff to Timoshenko) | 149 | Winter War |
| Colonel Paavo Talvela (Group Talvela commander) | 146 | Winter War |
| Colonel Hjalmar Siilasvuo (27th Infantry Regiment commander) | 147 | Winter War |
| General Alphonse Georges (delegated command from Gamelin) | 144, 180, 184 | Winter War, Fall of France |
| General Hägglund (Finnish commander north of Lake Ladoga) | 148 | Winter War |
| General Pajari (16th Infantry Regiment commander) | 146 | Winter War |
| General Bondarev (168th Division commander) | 148 | Winter War |
| General Vinogradov (44th Division commander) | 147 | Winter War |
| Colonel Teittinen (34th Regiment commander) | 148 | Winter War |
| General Heinrichs (Isthmus Army commander) | 150 | Winter War |
| Erich Raeder (Grand Admiral, German Navy) | 153, 156, 158, 162, 165 | 1940 Naval War, Norway |
| Admiral Karl Dönitz (U-boat Commander) | 154, 159, 161, 162 | 1940 Naval War |
| Captain Hans Langsdorff (Admiral Graf Spee) | 156, 157, 158 | 1940 Naval War |
| Commodore Henry Harwood (Force G commander) | 157, 158 | 1940 Naval War |
| Admiral Forbes | 155, 172 | 1940 Naval War, Norway |
| Admiral Timoshenko | 151 | 1940 Naval War |
| Vice Admiral Wegener | 153 | 1940 Naval War |
| Vice Admiral Raoul Castex (French naval theorist) | 153 | 1940 Naval War |
| Captain Wenneker (Deutschland) | 156 | 1940 Naval War |
| Captain Dau (Altmark) | 157 | 1940 Naval War |
| Captain Bell (HMS Exeter) | 158 | 1940 Naval War |
| Captain Fallowfield (HMS Cumberland) | 158 | 1940 Naval War |
| General Otto Ruge | 169, 173, 174, 175 | Norway |
| General Nikolaus von Falkenhorst | 165, 170, 181 | Norway, Fall of France |
| General Fleischer | 170, 174, 175 | Norway |
| General Dietl | 170, 174 | Norway |
| Admiral Cork | 174, 175 | Norway |
| General Mackesy | 174, 175 | Norway |
| Colonel Sundlo | 170 | Norway |
| Colonel Eriksen | 168 | Norway |
| Captain Warburton-Lee | 171 | Norway |
| Captain Bonte | 170, 171 | Norway |
| Admiral Lütjens | 166, 172 | Norway |
| Admiral Hipper | 166, 167 | Norway |
| Lieutenant Commander Roope | 166 | Norway |
| General Massy | 173 | Norway |
| General Paget | 173 | Norway |
| General Maurice Gamelin | 177, 178, 180, 184, 207 | Fall of France |
| General Maxime Weygand | 179, 180, 190, 195, 205, 207 | Fall of France |
| General Heinz Guderian | 181, 190 | Fall of France |
| General Erich von Manstein | 181 | Fall of France |
| General Franz Halder | 180, 181 | Fall of France |
| General Gerd von Rundstedt | 181 | Fall of France |
| General Fedor von Bock | 181, 182 | Fall of France |
| General Billotte | 184 | Fall of France |
| General Blanchard | 184, 195 | Fall of France |
| General Giraud | 184 | Fall of France |
| General Gort | 184, 195 | Fall of France |
| General Huntziger | 190, 205 | Fall of France |
| General Jean-Adolphe-Louis-Robert Flavigny | 190 | Fall of France |
| General Brocard | 190 | Fall of France |
| General LaFontaine | 190 | Fall of France |
| General Winkelman (Dutch) | 182 | Fall of France |
| General Fortune (51st Highland) | 200 | Fall of France |
| General Altmayer | 200 | Fall of France |
| General List | 200 | Fall of France |
| Field Marshal Erwin Rommel | 200, 205 | Fall of France |
| Military Officers & Personnel | ||
| Günther Prien (U-47 commander) | 155, 160, 161, 162 | 1940 Naval War |
| Fritz-Julius Lemp (U-30 commander) | 160 | 1940 Naval War |
| Otto Kretschmer (U-23 commander, later most successful U-boat ace) | 160 | 1940 Naval War |
| Otto Schuhart (U-29 commander) | 160 | 1940 Naval War |
| Gerhard Glattes (U-39 commander) | 160 | 1940 Naval War |
| Rolf Dau (U-42 commander) | 161 | 1940 Naval War |
| Captain Edwards (Trevannion) | 157 | 1940 Naval War |
| Hauptmann Pohle (Luftwaffe pilot) | 155 | 1940 Naval War |
| Commander Alastair Ewing (HMS Imogen) | 154 | 1940 Naval War |
| NKVD & Security Officials | ||
| Nikolai Yezhov | 138, 139 | Soviet Union |
| Genrikh Yagoda | 138 | Soviet Union |
| Lavrenty Beria | 138 | Soviet Union |
| Lev Mekhlis | 139 | Soviet Union |
| Molotov (Foreign Minister) | 143, 150 | Winter War |
| Molotov (Soviet Foreign Minister) | 142 | Baltics |
| Göring (Luftwaffe commander) | 153, 155 | 1940 Naval War |
| Curt Bräuer (German Foreign Minister) | 169 | Norway |
| Cecil Dormer (British Ambassador) | 169 | Norway |
| Rudolf Schmundt (Hitler’s adjutant) | 181 | Fall of France |
| Georg Thomas (War Economy Staff) | 181 | Fall of France |
| Admiral Darlan | 205 | Fall of France |
| Rural Figures | ||
| Semen Ivanisov | 134 | Soviet Union |
| Miron Dolot | 134 | Soviet Union |
| Civilian Figures | ||
| Simo Häyäh (Finnish sniper “The White Death”) | 144 | Winter War |
| Dmitri Shostakovich (composer of “Suite on Finnish Themes”) | 143 | Winter War |
| Lieutenant Malm (Poppius bunker commander) | 150 | Winter War |
| Lieutenant Ericsson (Million-Dollar bunker commander) | 150 | Winter War |
| Sergeant Major Tkachev (19th Rifle Regiment) | 145 | Winter War |
| Vesteri Lepistö (Finnish soldier at Taipale) | 145 | Winter War |
| Erkki Pololampi (Finnish soldier) | 146 | Winter War |
| Captain Dau (Altmark) | 163 | Norway |
| Captain Harlock | 163 | Norway |
| Rear Admiral Tank-Nielson | 163 | Norway |
| Marc Bloch | 178 | Fall of France |
| General Alan Brooke | 180, 195 | Fall of France |
| International Figures | ||
| Emil Ludwig | 131 | Soviet Union |
| Major George Arneman | 140 | Soviet Union |
| Ribbentrop (German Foreign Minister, Molotov-Ribbentrop Pact) | 142 | Baltics |
| Stalin | 143, 149 | Winter War |
| Zhdanov (head of Soviet propaganda) | 143 | Winter War |
| Khrushchev | 143 | Winter War |
| Kliment Efremovich Voroshilov | 150 | Winter War |
| Maximillian von Spee (Admiral, namesake of Graf Spee) | 156 | 1940 Naval War |
| Wolfgang Wegener (German Admiral) | 164 | Norway |
| Giuseppe Bastianini (Italian Ambassador) | 195 | Fall of France |
| Other Notable Figures | ||
| Nikita Khrushchev | 138 | Soviet Union |
| Andrei Zhdanov | 138 | Soviet Union |
| Lev Kopelev | 138 | Soviet Union |
| Latvian Ambassador (in Moscow negotiations) | 142 | Baltics |
| Estonian Ambassador (early June conversations) | 142 | Baltics |
| Marc Bloch (author of “Strange Defeat”) | 145 | Winter War |
| William Trotter (historian, “A Frozen Hell”) | 144, 147, 154, 155 | Winter War, 1940 Naval War |
| Bair Irincheev (historian) | 144 | Winter War |
| Ian Johnston (historian, “The Battleship Builders”) | 152 | 1940 Naval War |
| Ian Buxton (historian, “The Battleship Builders”) | 152 | 1940 Naval War |
| George Franklin (historian, “Britain’s Anti-Submarine Capability”) | 159 | 1940 Naval War |
| Sergeant George Puddifoot (Royal Marine, HMS Exeter) | 158 | 1940 Naval War |
| Frank Bond (Engine Room Artificer, HMS Exeter) | 158 | 1940 Naval War |
| Lieutenant Ramsey | 166 | Norway |
| Major Enger | 168 | Norway |
| Captain Enger | 168 | Norway |
| Ragnar Johansen | 167 | Norway |
| General von Sodenstern | 181 | Fall of France |
| General Reichenau | 195 | Fall of France |
PLACES
| Location | Episodes | Series |
|---|---|---|
| Cities & Regions | ||
| Moscow | 131, 132, 133, 135, 138, 142, 143, 150 | Soviet Union, Baltics, Winter War |
| Leningrad (St. Petersburg/Petrograd) | 132, 134, 138, 143, 144 | Soviet Union, Winter War |
| Gori, Georgia | 131 | Soviet Union |
| Tiflis (Tbilisi) | 131 | Soviet Union |
| Tsaritsyn (Stalingrad) | 131 | Soviet Union |
| Kureika | 131 | Soviet Union |
| Warsaw | 131, 132 | Soviet Union |
| Lvov | 131 | Soviet Union |
| Petrograd | 142 | Baltics |
| Vilnius | 142 | Baltics |
| Helsinki | 145, 151 | Winter War, 1940 Naval War |
| Viipuri | 144, 145 | Winter War |
| Summa | 144, 145, 150 | Winter War |
| Suomussalmi | 147 | Winter War |
| Tolvajärvi | 146 | Winter War |
| Taipale | 145, 150 | Winter War |
| Kollaa | 148 | Winter War |
| Petsamo | 144, 148 | Winter War |
| Terijoki | 145 | Winter War |
| Mainila | 143 | Winter War |
| Rovaniemi | 144, 145 | Winter War |
| Narvik (Norway) | 149, 163, 164, 170, 171, 174, 175, 176 | Winter War, Norway |
| Lulea (Sweden) | 149 | Winter War |
| Stockholm (Sweden) | 149 | Winter War |
| Baku | 149 | Winter War |
| London | 154, 158, 178, 179, 195, 205 | 1940 Naval War, Fall of France |
| Berlin | 157, 158, 160, 181 | 1940 Naval War, Fall of France |
| Wilhelmshaven | 156, 162 | 1940 Naval War |
| Portsmouth | 152 | 1940 Naval War |
| Devonport | 152 | 1940 Naval War |
| Chatham | 152 | 1940 Naval War |
| Pembroke | 152 | 1940 Naval War |
| Rosyth | 155 | 1940 Naval War |
| Montevideo | 157, 158 | 1940 Naval War |
| Buenos Aires | 157, 158 | 1940 Naval War |
| Oslo | 163, 167, 168, 169, 173 | Norway |
| Bergen | 165, 167, 168, 172, 173 | Norway |
| Trondheim | 165, 167, 172, 173 | Norway |
| Kristiansand | 165, 167 | Norway |
| Stavanger | 165, 167, 173 | Norway |
| Copenhagen | 167 | Norway |
| Sola | 167, 172, 173 | Norway |
| Hamar | 169 | Norway |
| Elverum | 169 | Norway |
| Åndalsnes | 172 | Norway |
| Namsos | 172, 174, 175 | Norway |
| Harstad | 174 | Norway |
| Tromso | 175 | Norway |
| Paris | 178, 179, 200 | Fall of France |
| Brussels | 184, 195 | Fall of France |
| Amsterdam | 182 | Fall of France |
| The Hague | 182 | Fall of France |
| Rotterdam | 182 | Fall of France |
| Bordeaux | 205 | Fall of France |
| Vichy | 207 | Fall of France |
| Sedan | 177, 180, 181, 183, 190 | Fall of France |
| Abbeville | 200 | Fall of France |
| Amiens | 200 | Fall of France |
| Péronne | 200 | Fall of France |
| Reims | 190 | Fall of France |
| Stonne | 190 | Fall of France |
| Rethel | 190 | Fall of France |
| Maastricht | 182, 183 | Fall of France |
| Liège | 183, 184 | Fall of France |
| Arras | 195 | Fall of France |
| Dunkirk | 177, 195 | Fall of France |
| Cherbourg | 200, 205 | Fall of France |
| Marseilles | 200 | Fall of France |
| Tilburg | 182 | Fall of France |
| Breda | 180, 182, 184 | Fall of France |
| Hannut | 184 | Fall of France |
| Gembloux | 180, 183, 184 | Fall of France |
| Ypres | 195 | Fall of France |
| Saint-Quentin | 184 | Fall of France |
| Countries & Republics | ||
| Soviet Union/USSR | 131, 132, 133, 134, 135, 136, 137, 138, 139, 140, 141, 142, 143, 144, 145, 146, 147, 148, 149, 150 | Soviet Union, Baltics, Winter War |
| Ukraine | 134, 135, 136 | Soviet Union |
| Georgia (Transcaucasian Federation) | 131 | Soviet Union |
| Kazakhstan | 136, 137 | Soviet Union |
| Belarus (Belorussia) | 136 | Soviet Union |
| Siberia | 131, 134, 135, 137 | Soviet Union |
| Crimea | 131, 133 | Soviet Union |
| Northern Caucasus | 131, 136 | Soviet Union |
| Poland | 131, 132, 133, 137, 142, 143, 144, 151, 154, 177, 178 | Soviet Union, Baltics, Winter War, 1940 Naval War, Fall of France |
| Germany | 132, 133, 137, 139, 141, 142, 143, 144, 149, 151, 152, 153, 154, 155, 156, 157, 158, 159, 160, 161, 162, 163, 164, 165, 166, 167, 168, 169, 170, 171, 172, 173, 174, 175, 176, 177, 178, 179, 180, 181, 182, 183, 184, 190, 195, 200, 205, 207 | Soviet Union, Baltics, Winter War, 1940 Naval War, Norway, Fall of France |
| Japan | 137, 141, 151 | Soviet Union, 1940 Naval War |
| Romania | 133, 137 | Soviet Union |
| France | 133, 143, 149, 150, 151, 154, 162, 163, 164, 165, 166, 167, 168, 169, 170, 171, 172, 173, 174, 175, 176, 177, 178, 179, 180, 181, 182, 183, 184, 190, 195, 200, 205, 207 | Soviet Union, Winter War, 1940 Naval War, Norway, Fall of France |
| Finland | 141, 142, 143, 144, 145, 146, 147, 148, 149, 150, 163, 164, 165, 179 | Soviet Union, Baltics, Winter War, Norway, Fall of France |
| Spain | 141 | Soviet Union |
| Mongolia | 141 | Soviet Union |
| China | 141 | Soviet Union |
| Estonia | 142, 143 | Baltics, Winter War |
| Latvia | 142, 143 | Baltics, Winter War |
| Lithuania | 142, 143 | Baltics, Winter War |
| Russian Empire | 142 | Baltics |
| Sweden | 144, 149, 150, 160, 162, 163, 164, 170, 174 | Winter War, 1940 Naval War, Norway |
| Norway | 149, 155, 157, 161, 162, 163, 164, 165, 166, 167, 168, 169, 170, 171, 172, 173, 174, 175, 176, 179 | Winter War, 1940 Naval War, Norway, Fall of France |
| Great Britain/United Kingdom | 143, 149, 150, 151, 152, 153, 154, 155, 156, 157, 158, 159, 160, 161, 162, 163, 164, 165, 166, 167, 168, 169, 170, 171, 172, 173, 174, 175, 176, 177, 178, 179, 180, 181, 182, 183, 184, 190, 195, 200, 205, 207 | Winter War, 1940 Naval War, Norway, Fall of France |
| Italy | 151, 154, 162, 178, 179, 195, 205 | 1940 Naval War, Fall of France |
| United States | 151, 156, 160, 178, 195, 205 | 1940 Naval War, Fall of France |
| Denmark | 149, 154, 160, 165, 166, 167 | Winter War, 1940 Naval War, Norway |
| Belgium | 154, 177, 180, 181, 182, 183, 184, 190, 195 | 1940 Naval War, Fall of France |
| Netherlands | 154, 180, 182, 183 | 1940 Naval War, Fall of France |
| Uruguay | 157, 158 | 1940 Naval War |
| Argentina | 157, 158 | 1940 Naval War |
| Soviet Union/Russia | 164, 169, 178, 179 | Norway, Fall of France |
| Luxembourg | 180, 181, 183 | Fall of France |
| Switzerland | 183, 205 | Fall of France |
| Geographic Features | ||
| Baltic Sea | 141, 149, 154, 155 | Soviet Union, Winter War, 1940 Naval War |
| Black Sea | 141 | Soviet Union |
| Pacific Ocean | 141 | Soviet Union |
| Arctic Ocean | 141, 144 | Soviet Union, Winter War |
| Dnepr River | 133 | Soviet Union |
| Vladivostok | 141 | Soviet Union |
| Khabarovsk | 141 | Soviet Union |
| Arkhangel’sk | 141 | Soviet Union |
| Kolyma | 137 | Soviet Union |
| Baltic Region | 142 | Baltics |
| Baltic Coast | 142 | Baltics |
| Eastern Europe | 142 | Baltics |
| Eastern Poland | 142 | Baltics |
| Western Lithuania | 142 | Baltics |
| Vilnius Region | 142 | Baltics |
| Gulf of Finland | 143, 144, 145, 151 | Winter War, 1940 Naval War |
| Lake Ladoga | 144, 145, 148, 150 | Winter War |
| Karelian Isthmus | 143, 144, 145, 149, 150 | Winter War |
| Karelian Peninsula | 143 | Winter War |
| Ardennes | 143, 177, 180, 181, 183 | Winter War, Fall of France |
| Lake Soujärvi | 146 | Winter War |
| Lake Tolvajärvi | 146 | Winter War |
| Lake Hirvasjärvi | 146 | Winter War |
| Summajoki River | 144 | Winter War |
| Lake Muolaanjärvi | 144 | Winter War |
| Taipale River | 145 | Winter War |
| Kollaa River | 148 | Winter War |
| North Sea | 151, 154, 155, 160, 161, 162, 164, 165, 166, 172, 177, 195 | 1040 Naval War, Norway, Fall of France |
| North Atlantic | 151, 154, 156, 161, 162 | 1940 Naval War |
| South Atlantic | 156, 157, 161 | 1940 Naval War |
| Indian Ocean | 156, 157, 162 | 1940 Naval War |
| English Channel | 155, 161, 177, 190, 205 | 1940 Naval War, Fall of France |
| Mediterranean Sea | 151, 154, 162 | 1940 Naval War |
| Bay of Biscay | 162 | 1940 Naval War |
| River Plate/Rio de la Plata | 157, 158 | 1940 Naval War |
| Strait of Gibraltar | 157, 160 | 1940 Naval War |
| Western Approaches | 154, 160 | 1940 Naval War |
| Cape of Good Hope | 157 | 1940 Naval War |
| Falkland Islands | 156, 157, 158 | 1940 Naval War |
| Oslofjord | 168 | Norway |
| Ofotfjord | 170, 171 | Norway |
| Jøssingfjord | 163 | Norway |
| Vestfjord | 172 | Norway |
| Skagerrak | 172 | Norway |
| Meuse River | 177, 180, 183, 190 | Fall of France |
| Somme River | 181, 200 | Fall of France |
| Aisne River | 200 | Fall of France |
| Dyle River | 180, 184 | Fall of France |
| Albert Canal | 183 | Fall of France |
| Rhine River | 177 | Fall of France |
| Ardennes Forest | 177, 180, 181, 183 | Fall of France |
| Maginot Line | 177, 180, 181, 190 | Fall of France |
| Ruhr | 177, 181 | Fall of France |
| Facilities & Landmarks | ||
| Smolny Institute | 138 | Soviet Union |
| Tiflis Theological Seminary | 131 | Soviet Union |
| Dneprostroi | 133 | Soviet Union |
| All-Union Academy of Architecture | 133 | Soviet Union |
| Frunze Academy | 140 | Soviet Union |
| Sevlag | 137 | Soviet Union |
| Soviet Naval Bases (in Latvia) | 142 | Baltics |
| Soviet Air Bases (in Latvia and Estonia) | 142 | Baltics |
| Estonian-Latvian Border | 142 | Baltics |
| Mannerheim Line | 144, 145, 149, 150 | Winter War |
| Main Defense Line | 144 | Winter War |
| Karelian Fortified Region | 144 | Winter War |
| Hanko Peninsula | 143, 150 | Winter War |
| Suursaari Island | 143 | Winter War |
| Poppius Bunker | 145, 150 | Winter War |
| Million-Dollar Bunker | 145, 150 | Winter War |
| Muolaa Church | 150 | Winter War |
| Hirvasharju Peninsula Resort Hotel | 146 | Winter War |
| Scapa Flow | 151, 155, 160, 161, 164, 167, 182 | 1940 Naval War, Norway, Fall of France |
| Loch Ewe | 155 | 1940 Naval War |
| Lorient | 162 | 1940 Naval War |
| Royal Dockyards | 152 | 1940 Naval War |
| Vaags Fjord | 162 | 1940 Naval War |
| Kirk Sound | 161 | 1940 Naval War |
| Washington Naval Treaty signatories | 151, 152, 154 | 1940 Naval War |
| London Naval Conference | 151 | 1940 Naval War |
| Anglo-German Naval Agreement | 151, 153, 159 | 1940 Naval War |
| Versailles Treaty | 151, 153, 156 | 1940 Naval War |
| Altmark (ship) | 163 | Norway |
| Fornebu airfield | 168, 182 | Norway, Fall of France |
| Alborg airfields | 165, 167 | Norway |
| Oscarsborg fortress | 168 | Norway |
| Rauøy fortress | 168 | Norway |
| Odderøya fort | 167 | Norway |
| Sildvik | 170 | Norway |
| Elvegardsmoen depot | 170, 175 | Norway |
| Eben Emael Fortress | 183 | Fall of France |
| Wilhelms Bridge | 182 | Fall of France |
| Fortress Holland | 182 | Fall of France |
| Grebbe Line | 182 | Fall of France |
| Gembloux Gap | 180, 184 | Fall of France |
EVENTS
| Event | Episodes | Series |
|---|---|---|
| Political Events | ||
| Bolshevik Revolution (1917) | 131, 134 | Soviet Union |
| Russian Civil War (1918-1921) | 131, 132, 134, 142 | Soviet Union, Baltics |
| Polish-Soviet War (1919-1920) | 131, 132 | Soviet Union |
| Lenin’s Death (January 1924) | 132 | Soviet Union |
| New Economic Policy (NEP) | 131, 132, 133, 134 | Soviet Union |
| Georgian Affair (1922-1923) | 131 | Soviet Union |
| Power Struggles (1923-1927) | 132, 133 | Soviet Union |
| Right Deviation Campaign (1928-1930) | 133 | Soviet Union |
| Baltic Independence Movements (pre-WWI) | 142 | Baltics |
| Second Russian Revolution (late 1917) | 142 | Baltics |
| Baltic Declarations of Independence | 142 | Baltics |
| Lithuanian Coup d’État (1926) | 142 | Baltics |
| Estonian Authoritarian Constitution (1938) | 142 | Baltics |
| Latvian Dictatorship Establishment (1934) | 142 | Baltics |
| Estonian-Latvian Mutual Assistance Treaty | 142 | Baltics |
| German-Estonian Non-Aggression Pact (April 1939) | 142 | Baltics |
| German-Latvian Non-Aggression Pact (April 1939) | 142 | Baltics |
| Soviet Ultimatum to Latvia | 142 | Baltics |
| Soviet Ultimatum to Estonia | 142 | Baltics |
| Soviet Ultimatum to Lithuania | 142 | Baltics |
| Soviet-Latvian Mutual Assistance Treaty (October 5, 1939) | 142 | Baltics |
| Soviet-Estonian Mutual Assistance Treaty (September 28, 1939) | 142 | Baltics |
| Soviet-Lithuanian Agreement (October 1939) | 142 | Baltics |
| Soviet Accusations Against Baltic States (June 1940) | 142 | Baltics |
| Soviet Occupation of Baltic States (June 17, 1940) | 142 | Baltics |
| Finnish Declaration of Independence from Russia | 143 | Winter War |
| Finnish Civil War/War of Independence | 143 | Winter War |
| Presidential Election (July 1919) | 143 | Winter War |
| Soviet-Baltic Mutual Assistance Pacts | 143 | Winter War |
| Finnish-Soviet Negotiations (March-November 1939) | 143 | Winter War |
| Mainila Incident (November 26, 1939) | 143 | Winter War |
| Soviet Declaration of War | 143 | Winter War |
| Creation of People’s Revolutionary Government | 145 | Winter War |
| Soviet-Finnish Peace Negotiations | 150 | Winter War |
| Moscow Peace Treaty (March 13, 1940) | 150 | Winter War |
| Munich Crisis | 154 | 1940 Naval War |
| Anglo-German Naval Agreement (1935) | 153, 159 | 1940 Naval War |
| Washington Naval Treaty (1921) | 151, 152 | 1940 Naval War |
| London Naval Conference (1930) | 151 | 1940 Naval War |
| Versailles Treaty restrictions | 153, 156 | 1940 Naval War |
| Altmark Incident | 163 | Norway |
| Norway Debate | 164, 172 | Norway |
| Norwegian government evacuation | 169 | Norway |
| Quisling radio broadcast | 169 | Norway |
| German ultimatum to Norway | 169 | Norway |
| Norwegian Parliament session | 169 | Norway |
| Phoney War | 177, 178, 179, 181 | Fall of France |
| Chamberlain government falls | 179 | Fall of France |
| Churchill becomes Prime Minister | 179 | Fall of France |
| Reynaud replaces Daladier | 179 | Fall of France |
| French government evacuates Paris | 205 | Fall of France |
| Pétain becomes Prime Minister | 205 | Fall of France |
| Belgian government in exile | 195 | Fall of France |
| Military Events & Battles | ||
| Operation Vesna (1930) | 132 | Soviet Union |
| Deep Battle Doctrine Development | 133, 140 | Soviet Union |
| Spanish Civil War Participation | 141 | Soviet Union |
| Khalkin Gol/Nomonhan (1939) | 141 | Soviet Union |
| Winter War with Finland (1939-1940) | 140, 141 | Soviet Union |
| White Offensive Against Petrograd (late 1919) | 142 | Baltics |
| Baltic Fighting Against Communists | 142 | Baltics |
| German Invasion of Poland (September 1939) | 142, 151, 154, 177, 178, 181 | Baltics, 1940 Naval War, Fall of France |
| Soviet Invasion of Poland (September 1939) | 142 | Baltics |
| Soviet Military Occupation of Baltic States | 142 | Baltics |
| German Occupation of Baltic States (1941) | 142 | Baltics |
| Soviet Invasion of Finland (November 30, 1939) | 143, 145 | Winter War |
| Battle of Taipale | 145, 150 | Winter War |
| Battle of Summa | 145, 150 | Winter War |
| Battle of Tolvajärvi | 146 | Winter War |
| Battle of Suomussalmi | 147 | Winter War |
| Battle of Kollaa | 148 | Winter War |
| Finnish Counterattack (December 22, 1939) | 149 | Winter War |
| Breakthrough of Mannerheim Line (February 11, 1940) | 150 | Winter War |
| First Soviet Air Raids on Helsinki | 145 | Winter War |
| Retreat to Support Line (February 15, 1940) | 150 | Winter War |
| Final Soviet Offensive (February 28, 1940) | 150 | Winter War |
| Ceasefire (March 13, 1940, 11 AM) | 150 | Winter War |
| Battle of the River Plate | 157, 158 | 1940 Naval War |
| Sinking of Admiral Graf Spee | 158 | 1940 Naval War |
| Attack on Scapa Flow by U-47 | 155, 161 | 1940 Naval War |
| Sinking of HMS Royal Oak | 155, 161 | 1940 Naval War |
| Sinking of HMS Courageous | 160 | 1940 Naval War |
| Athenia incident | 160 | 1940 Naval War |
| First Wolfpack attacks | 161 | 1940 Naval War |
| Battle of Coronel (WWI) | 156 | 1940 Naval War |
| Battle of the Falkland Islands (WWI) | 156 | 1940 Naval War |
| Battle of Jutland (WWI) | 152, 153 | 1940 Naval War |
| Invasion of Poland | 151, 154 | 1940 Naval War |
| Invasion of Norway | 155, 162 | 1940 Naval War |
| Fall of France | 162 | 1940 Naval War |
| Italian entry into war | 162 | 1940 Naval War |
| German invasion of Denmark | 165, 167 | Norway |
| German invasion of Norway | 165, 166, 167, 168, 169, 170 | Norway |
| Battle for Oslofjord | 168 | Norway |
| Sinking of HMS Glowworm | 166, 172 | Norway |
| First Naval Battle of Narvik | 171 | Norway |
| Second Naval Battle of Narvik | 171 | Norway |
| Battle of Kristiansand | 167 | Norway |
| Capture of Sola airfield | 167 | Norway |
| Capture of Trondheim | 167 | Norway |
| Attack on Fornebu | 168 | Norway |
| Sinking of Eidsvold and Norge | 170 | Norway |
| Airborne attack on Dombås | 173 | Norway |
| Recapture of Narvik | 175 | Norway |
| German invasion of Netherlands | 182 | Fall of France |
| German invasion of Belgium | 183, 184 | Fall of France |
| German invasion of Luxembourg | 181, 183 | Fall of France |
| Battle of Sedan | 177, 180, 190 | Fall of France |
| Crossing of the Meuse | 177, 180, 183, 190 | Fall of France |
| Battle of Hannut | 184 | Fall of France |
| Battle of Gembloux | 184 | Fall of France |
| Battle of Stonne | 190 | Fall of France |
| Dunkirk evacuation | 177, 195 | Fall of France |
| Case Red (Fall Rot) | 177, 200 | Fall of France |
| Battle of Abbeville | 200 | Fall of France |
| Fall of Paris | 200 | Fall of France |
| German advance to Channel | 177, 190, 195 | Fall of France |
| Capture of Eben Emael | 183 | Fall of France |
| Airborne operations | 182, 183 | Fall of France |
| French counterattacks | 190 | Fall of France |
| Belgian surrender | 195 | Fall of France |
| Weygand Plan | 195 | Fall of France |
| Economic Programs | ||
| War Communism | 134 | Soviet Union |
| First Five Year Plan (1928-1932) | 133, 134, 135, 137 | Soviet Union |
| Second Five Year Plan (1932-1937) | 137 | Soviet Union |
| Third Five Year Plan (1938-1942) | 137 | Soviet Union |
| Great Depression Effects on Baltics | 142 | Baltics |
| Soviet-Estonian Trade Agreement Negotiations | 142 | Baltics |
| European Rearmament Efforts (late 1930s) | 142 | Baltics |
| Soviet Economic Blockade | 143 | Winter War |
| Finnish War Production | 144 | Winter War |
| Swedish Iron Ore Exports to Germany | 149 | Winter War |
| British naval rearmament (1937) | 152 | 1940 Naval War |
| German naval rearmament | 153 | 1940 Naval War |
| Convoy system implementation | 154, 159 | 1940 Naval War |
| British merchant ship arming | 154 | 1940 Naval War |
| Armoured Merchant Cruisers (AMCs) | 154 | 1940 Naval War |
| Swedish iron ore trade | 163, 164, 165 | Norway |
| German economic warfare | 164, 177 | Norway, Fall of France |
| Allied blockade of Germany | 177 | Fall of France |
| French industrial mobilization | 178 | Fall of France |
| British rearmament | 178 | Fall of France |
| American Lend-Lease discussions | 178 | Fall of France |
| Agricultural Policies | ||
| Land Redistribution (1917-1921) | 134 | Soviet Union |
| Collectivization Drive (1929-1932) | 134, 135, 136 | Soviet Union |
| Dekulakization (1929-1933) | 134, 135, 136 | Soviet Union |
| Holodomor/Ukrainian Famine (1932-1933) | 136 | Soviet Union |
| Livestock Slaughter (1928-1933) | 135 | Soviet Union |
| Purges & Repression | ||
| Ryutin Affair (1932) | 138 | Soviet Union |
| Kirov Murder (December 1934) | 138 | Soviet Union |
| Great Purges/Great Terror (1934-1939) | 138, 139 | Soviet Union |
| Military Purges (1936-1938) | 139 | Soviet Union |
| NKVD Order 447 (July 1937) | 138 | Soviet Union |
| Mass Executions in Occupied Poland (20,000+ people) | 142 | Baltics |
| Baltic Population Deportations and Killings (1940-1945) | 142 | Baltics |
| Social & Cultural Changes | ||
| Gulag Expansion | 137 | Soviet Union |
| Military Expansion (1930s-1941) | 139, 140 | Soviet Union |
| Cultural Repression | 135, 136 | Soviet Union |
| Baltic Nationalist Movements | 142 | Baltics |
| Democratic Assembly Establishments | 142 | Baltics |
| Opposition Political Parties Banned | 142 | Baltics |
| White Terror in Finland | 143 | Winter War |
| Red Terror in Finland | 143 | Winter War |
| Finnish Mobilization | 144, 145 | Winter War |
| Swedish Volunteer Corps Formation | 149 | Winter War |
| Finnish Conscription of 16-year-olds and 50+ men | 150 | Winter War |
| Royal Naval Reserve mobilization | 154 | 1940 Naval War |
| British maritime trade reorganization | 154 | 1940 Naval War |
| Neutral shipping integration | 154 | 1940 Naval War |
| Polish merchant marine integration | 154 | 1940 Naval War |
| Norwegian mobilization | 169 | Norway |
| French mobilization | 178 | Fall of France |
| British mobilization | 178 | Fall of France |
| Civilian evacuations | 182, 195 | Fall of France |
| Naval Construction & Technology | ||
| King George V class construction | 151, 159 | 1940 Naval War |
| Lion class battleships | 152 | 1940 Naval War |
| HMS Vanguard construction | 152 | 1940 Naval War |
| Plan Z construction program | 153, 160 | 1940 Naval War |
| Graf Zeppelin aircraft carrier | 153 | 1940 Naval War |
| Panzerschiffe development | 151, 153, 156 | 1940 Naval War |
| U-boat construction programs | 160, 162 | 1940 Naval War |
| International Relations | ||
| Soviet-German Relations | 139 | Soviet Union |
| Soviet-Japanese Tensions | 141 | Soviet Union |
| Soviet Naval Expansion Plans | 141 | Soviet Union |
| Molotov-Ribbentrop Pact (Nazi-Soviet Pact) | 142 | Baltics |
| Baltic-Soviet Peace Treaties (post-Civil War, by 1920) | 142 | Baltics |
| Estonian-Finnish Diplomatic Conversations (early 1939) | 142 | Baltics |
| German Diplomatic Outreach to Eastern Europe (1939) | 142 | Baltics |
| Western Powers’ Inaction After Poland Invasion | 142 | Baltics |
| Fall of France (June 1940) | 142 | Baltics |
| Soviet-German Non-Aggression Pact | 143 | Winter War |
| British-French Aid Planning | 149 | Winter War |
| League of Nations Discussions | 149 | Winter War |
| Nordic Neutrality Crisis | 149 | Winter War |
| Soviet Complaint about Swedish Volunteers | 149 | Winter War |
| Two Power Naval Standard | 152 | 1940 Naval War |
| Anglo-German Naval Arms Race | 152 | 1940 Naval War |
| British-Japanese naval alliance | 151 | 1940 Naval War |
| Neutral nations shipping agreements | 154 | 1940 Naval War |
| British-French Supreme War Council | 164, 172 | Norway |
| German-Swedish relations | 174 | Norway |
| British mine laying operations | 164 | Norway |
| Franco-British Supreme War Council | 177, 178 | Fall of France |
| Anglo-French cooperation | 178 | Fall of France |
| Italian neutrality | 195 | Fall of France |
| American neutrality | 178 | Fall of France |
| Polish government in exile | 178 | Fall of France |
| Policies & Legislation | ||
| Soviet Mutual Assistance Demands | 143 | Winter War |
| Finnish Defense Council Formation | 143 | Winter War |
| VK2 War Plan | 144 | Winter War |
| Soviet Northwestern Front Reorganization | 149 | Winter War |
| Finnish General Mobilization | 144 | Winter War |
| Naval Defence Act (1889) | 152 | 1940 Naval War |
| Submarine Protocol (1930) | 160 | 1940 Naval War |
| German rules of engagement changes | 156, 160, 161 | 1940 Naval War |
| British convoy regulations | 154 | 1940 Naval War |
| Operation Weserübung | 165 | Norway |
| Operation Hammer | 172 | Norway |
| Plan R4 | 164, 166 | Norway |
| British evacuation orders | 173 | Norway |
| Fall Gelb (Case Yellow) | 181 | Fall of France |
| Dyle Plan | 180, 184 | Fall of France |
| Breda Variant | 180 | Fall of France |
| Schlieffen Plan comparison | 181 | Fall of France |
| Maginot Line strategy | 177, 180 | Fall of France |
| Methodical battle doctrine | 180 | Fall of France |
| French armistice with Germany | 205 | Fall of France |
| Vichy government formation | 207 | Fall of France |
| Riom Trials | 207 | Fall of France |
| De Gaulle’s Appeal of 18 June | 205 | Fall of France |
| Franco-British Union proposal | 205 | Fall of France |
| Scientific & Technical Developments | ||
| Asdic/Sonar development | 154, 159, 160 | 1940 Naval War |
| Radar development | 156, 159 | 1940 Naval War |
| Enigma encryption system | 154, 159 | 1940 Naval War |
| German torpedo problems | 160, 161, 162 | 1940 Naval War |
| Magnetic mines development | 155 | 1940 Naval War |
| Degaussing/Deperming technology | 155, 162 | 1940 Naval War |
| Depth charge technology | 159, 160 | 1940 Naval War |
| Intelligence & Warfare | ||
| German signals intelligence (xB-Dienst) | 154 | 1940 Naval War |
| British codebreaking efforts | 159 | 1940 Naval War |
| Polish Enigma breakthroughs | 159 | 1940 Naval War |
| Radio direction finding | 154, 159 | 1940 Naval War |
| Mine warfare campaigns | 154, 155 | 1940 Naval War |
| Air-Naval Operations | ||
| Luftwaffe attacks on Scapa Flow | 155 | 1940 Naval War |
| Coastal Command operations | 155 | 1940 Naval War |
| Anti-submarine strike forces | 160 | 1940 Naval War |
| Fleet Air Arm establishment | 151, 153 | 1940 Naval War |