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   Nazi Conspiracy and Aggression, Volume Two, Chapter XIV
                              
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HOLZAUGE
Meteorological expedition to Greenland.

IKARUS
Invasion of Iceland -- planned 1940.

ILONA
Defense measures against an Allied invasion of Spain,
changed from ISABELLA in June, 1942.

ISABELLA
See ILONA.

JUNO
Norwegian operations, 1940.

KIRSCBLUETE
Voyage of Japanese submarines to Europe.

KONSTANTIN
Occupation of Italian-occupied Balkan territories; changed
from PRINZ EUGEN.

KORALLE
Unidentified operation circa February 1944.

KAMELIE
Projected annexation of Corsica, 1941.

KORSIKA
See GANGES.

KURFUERST
Projected operation against Gibraltar.

LABYRINTH
SEE GANGES.

LACHSFANG
Attack on Murmansk railroad near Kandalakscha.

LANDWIRT
Naval operational group in Mediterranean, 1943-44.

MANDARINE
See GANGES.

MARCO POLO
Operation involving collaboration with Japan.

MARITA
Invasion of Greece, 1941.

MEISENBALZ
See EISPALAST.

MERKUR
Invasion of Crete, 1941.

META
Ship cruising in Swedish water gathering various
information, 1935.

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MONSUN
Operation involving use of Japanese Bases.

NAUMBURG
Capture of Narvik, 6 June 1940.

NORD
Operation in Norway.

NORDLICHT
Withdrawal of troops from Norway.

NORDMARK
Bergen/Shetland Islands operations, 1940.

NORDWEST
planned landing in England.

OLDENBURG
The economic counterpart of BARBAROSSA.

OTTO
Annexation of Austria, 1938; also frequently refers to the
Spanish Civil War, 1936-38.

PRINZ EUGEN
See KONSTANTIN.

REGENBOGEN
Attacks against Arctic convoy, P.Q. 20, 1942 and 31 December
/1943.

RENNTIER
Operation Norway, 1941 (blocking Kola Bay).

RHEINUEBUNG
Operations of the Bismarck.

ROESSELSPRUNG
Attacks on convoys (P.Q. 17), 1942.

ROT
The main effort in the West.

ROTBUCHE
Defense of German bases in Estonia.

SAFARI
Counter measures against Danish sabotage.

SCHAMIL
Paratrooper-attack around Maikop.

SCHLESWIG
Part of operation SEEKRIEG (Landing on East English coast)
including attack on Norwegian convoy, February 1940.

SEELOEWE
Invasion of Great Britain.

SILBERFUCHS
Operation in Norway, 1941 (cutting off Murmansk) .

SILBERSTREIFEN
Naval operations in Baltic and North Sea, against convoy
P.Q. 15.

SK - (SEEKRIEG?)
Invasion of East Coast of England.

SONDERSTAB F
Military mission to assist Iraq rebellion 1941.

SONNENBLUME
Capturing Tripoli and Malta (1941).

SPORTPALAST
Transfer of capital ships to Norway.

TAIFUN
Autumn 1941 attack against Timoshenko army.

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TAMARA
Encouraging and preparing revolt of natives in the Georgian
Republic, June 1941.

TANNE
Withdrawal of troops from Finland.

TANNE OST
(Aufgabe Hochland) Occupation of Eastern Russia.

THESEUS
Attack by all arms in North Africa, May 1942.

TIRPITZ
Operation against Convoy P.Q. 12, 6 March 1942-9 March 1942
and return from Narvik to Drontheim on 13 March 1942.

TORERO
See GANGES.

WALLENSTEIN
See LANDWIRT.

WEISS
Invasion of Poland.

WESERUEBUNG
Invasion of Norway.

WESTRAUM
Defense operation in France, 1944.

WIESEGRUND
Attack on Northern Russia.

WIKINGER
Attack on fighting vessels, Dogger Bank, February 1940.

WUNDERLAND
Operations in White Sea, August 1942.

ZAREWNA/ZARIN
Mining operations, Murmansk Sea, 1942.



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