The Soviet-Israeli War, 1967–1973. The USSR’s Military Intervention in the Egyptian-Israeli Conflict

INDEX

Hetz, Shmu’el (IAF pilot), 132, 182–7,
189, 206, 419n2
Hinnawy, Shalaby (Eg yptian Air Force
chief ), 48, 110, 400n20
Ho Chi Minh (Soviet freighter), 345
Hod, Mordechai “Motty” (IAF com-
mander), 117, 395n23; acknowledged
Soviet pilot’s bravery, 194; admitted
number of F–4 crews, 180; meetings
with USAF officers on Soviet presence,
20, 29, 48, 245, 251–2, 254, 262,
440n41; sonic boom over Cairo, 116;
Soviet SAMs, 158, 200, 206; use of
Shrike missiles against SAMs, 243;
Soviet MiG–25 tactics, 229
Howeidy, Amin (Eg yptian defense
minister), 35–6, 378n14
Hungary, 7, 33, 36, 46, 60, 62, 325,
375n52, 377–8n3
Hurghada, Eg ypt, 129
Hussein (king of Jordan), 80, 307, 310

Ignatieff, George (Canadian diplomat), 68
Il- (Ilyushin), Soviet aircraft:
Il–18 transport 258, 339, 453n35
Il–28 bomber 137, 141, 158, 197,
258–9
Il–38 anti-submarine warfare plane 60
Ilan, Arieh (Israeli official), 373n26,
386n43
Ilya Mechnikov (Soviet freighter), 345
Independence (US aircraft carrier) 60,
385n30
Indian Ocean, 80–1
Inshas airbase, Eg ypt, 208, 246, 290,
400n14, 436–7n16
Iran, 45–6, 61, 80, 234, 359–60, 405n41
Iraq, 45–6, 205, 278, 368n21, 393n69,
460n36
Italy, 6, 7, 80, 201, 136, 268
Isaenko, Anatoly (Soviet interpreter),
74–76, 106, 367n11
Ismail, Ahmed (Eg yptian defense minis-

ter), 26, 54, 92, 128–9, 215, 296–7,

308–10, 311–12, 315, 317–8, 321–3,

332, 342, 345, 357

Ismail, Hafez (Eg yptian envoy), 308–10,

317–8

Ismail, Hassan Kamel (Eg yptian official),

116

Ismailia, Eg ypt, 23, 29, 31, 42, 44, 62, 75,

79, 108, 119, 145, 170, 183, 197, 296,

339

Israelyan, Victor (Soviet official), 351,

399n5

Ivan Franko (Soviet liner), 213

Ivanov, Vladimir (Soviet adviser), 256–7

Ivliev, Nikolay (Soviet naval officer and

intelligence operative), 148, 268, 271,

287, 298–9, 328, 342–3

Ivry (Israeli rocket), 245

Izvestiya (Soviet government organ), 118

Jackson, Henry (US senator), 218

Jalloud, Abdel Salam (Libyan revolution-

ary), 69

Jarring, Gunnar (UN envoy), 55, 86, 98–9,

103, 169–70, 202–4, 206, 216–7,

425n30, 429n41

Jerusalem, Israel, 31, 48, 98, 127, 141, 150,

191, 233, 237, 264, 333, 352, 358, 360

Jews: American 41, 102, 139, 159, 177,

248, 255, 307; Israeli (as epithet) 56,

139, 167, 239, 376n60; Soviet 16, 135,

348, 350, 376n60, 386n49, 406n2

Johnson, Lyndon B. (US president), xviii,

xxii, 386n1; appeal to Israel to sign

NPT, 67; approval of negotiating

Phantom fighter sale, 86, 96–7, 214;

Glassboro summit, 13; letter to Kosygin,

40; rejection of story about 6th Fleet

movement, 40–1; told that Suez

situation was serious, 82

Kadomtsev, Anatoly (Soviet air defense

general), 214