Chapters in this book

1. Front Matter i
2. Contents v
3. Author’s Foreword ix
4. Preface to the Third Edition xiii
5. The Background
6. The Year 1933 3
7. Forms of Resistance 18
8. Top-Level Crisis 36
9. The Sudeten Crisis and the Attempted Coup of 1938
10. Operation ‘Green’ 49
11. Foreign Policy and Resistance 54
12. Beck’s Plans 69
13. Halder’s Plans 81
14. Plans for a Coup 1939–1940
15. Before the Outbreak of War 99
16. Plans, Probings and Memoranda 113
17. Halder’s New Plan 128
18. Further Efforts 145
19. Soundings Abroad 153
20. Internal Political Plans
21. SchmidNoerr 175
22. Hassell 178
23. Popitz 180
24. Goerdeler 184
25. The Kreisau Circle 192
26. Socialists 198
27. Contacts With the Enemy 1940–1944
28. Albrecht Haushofer 1940–1941 205
29. Hassell 1941–1942 211
30. Lochner 1941–1942 214
31. Trott, Bonhoeffer, Schönfeld 1942 216
32. Moltke 1943 225
33. Trott 1943–1944 228
34. Gisevius 235
35. Miscellaneous Contacts 240
36. ‘Eastern Solution’? 243
37. Otto John 1944 246
38. Assassination Attempts 1933–1942
39. The Early Days 251
40. Attempts of 1938–1942 255
41. Tresckow and Army Group Centre
42. Preparations 263
43. Projects of 1943 278
44. Abortive Plans 290
45. ‘Valkyrie’ 301
46. Stauffenberg and the Replacement Army
47. Stauffenberg’s Career 315
48. Assassination Attempts — Bussche, Kleist, Breitenbuch 322
49. Procurement of Explosive 333
50. Communications Planning 337
51. Internal Political Planning 348
52. Stauffenberg’s First Two Assassination Attempts 373
53. 20 JULY 1944
54. ‘Wolfschanze’ 397
55. Berlin: The Coup 412
56. The Coup in the Provinces 440
57. Prague, Vienna, Paris 461
58. Collapse in Berlin 479
59. Wreck of the Opposition
60. Summary Court Martial 507
61. Arrests 509
62. People’s Court, Executions, Concentration Camps 524
63. Notes 535
64. Appendices 723
65. Abbreviations and Glossary 769
66. Sources and Bibliography 773
67. Index 817