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Kershaw, Hitler: Hubris, p. 500.
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Man Sayer Archive.
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Wheeler-Bennett, Nemesis of Power, p. 339.
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Stackelberg and Winkle, Nazi Germany Sourcebook, p. 176.
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Kershaw, Hitler: Hubris, pp. 547—548.
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Domarus, Essential Hitler, p. 604.
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Ibid., pp. 605-614.
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Kershaw, Hitler: Hubris, pp. 52—54.
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Liddell Hart, Other Side, p. 13.
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Goldensohn, Nuremberg Interviews, p. 158.
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Kershaw, Hitler: Nemesis, p. 58.
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Так у автора. Дословно означает «присоединение», «подключение». В исторической литературе понимается как насильственное присоединение Австрии к Германии. — Здесь и далее примеч. пер.
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ed. Self, Neville Chamberlain Diary Letters, p. 348.
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Cowling, The Impact of Hitler, p. 197.
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Hansard, vol. 339.
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Liddell Hart, Other Side, pp. 11 — 12.
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Liddell Hart, Other Side, p. 14.
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«Все "измы" стали "уозмами"». Каламбур с использованием глагола be (быть) в настоящем и прошедшем времени.
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«Германия, Германия превыше всего…»
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Manvell and Fraenkel, Goring, p. 228.
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Jablonsky, Churchill and Hitler, p. 131.
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Heitmann, Incident at Mosty, pp. 47—54; Whiting, Man Who Invaded Poland, pp. 2—8.
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Неitmann, Incident at Mostу, p. 52.
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Mellenthin, Panzer Battles, p. 4.
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Michel, Second World War, p. 32.
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Calvocoressi and Wint, Total War, p. 100.
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Письмо Аллана Маллинсона от 18/12/2009.
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Нюрнбергские материалы Кейтеля из частной коллекции Йена Сейера (Ian Sayer Archive).
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Calvocoressi and Wint, Total War. p. 100.
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Mellenthin, Panzer Battles, p. 3; Michel, Second World War, p. 33.
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Howard, Captain Professor, p. 89.
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Calvocoressi and Wint, Total War, p. 101.
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Braithwaite, Moscow 1941, p. 49.
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ed. Cameron Watt, Mein Kampf, p. 603.
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Gilbert, Second World War, p. 30.
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Ibid., p. 2.
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Nicholas Stargardt, TLS, 10/10/2008, p. 9.
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ed. Sayer, Allgemeine SS, p. 1.
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Ibid., pp. 1-47.
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Calvocoressi and Wint, Total War, p. 103.
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ed. Dear, Oxford Companion, p. 374.
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Willmott, Great Crusade, p. 67.
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Edwards, White Death, p. 157.
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Edwards, White Death, p. 161.
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Ibid., p. 185.
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Clark, Barbarossa, p. 60; Braithwaite, Moscow 1941, p. 49.
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О very, Russia's War, p. 49.
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Braithwaite, Moscow 1941, p. 43.
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ed. Dear, Oxford Companion, p. 375.
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ed. Nicolson, Harold Nicolson, p. 32.
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Шварцвальд — курортный горный массив на юго-западе Германии.
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Spears, Prelude ещ Dunkirk, p. 32.
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Так в русском оригинале (OCR)
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Liddell Hart, Second World War, p. 56.
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Moulton, Norwegian Campaign, p. 123.
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Michel, Second World War, p. 76.
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Liddell Hart, Second World War, p. 59.
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Michel, Second World War, p. 75.
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Michel, Second World War, p. 72.
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Ash, Norway, p. 133.
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Calvocoressi and Wint, Total War, p. 109.
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Ash, Norway, p. 113.
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Dahl, Quisling, passim.
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Adams, Doomed Expedition, p. 168.
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Ibid., p. 171.
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Willmott, Great Crusade, p. 80; Adams, Doomed Expedition, p. 176.
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ed. Smith, Hostage to Fortune, p. 476.
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ed. Langworth, Churchill by Himself, p. 56.
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Bond, France and Belgium, pp. 63 ff.
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Sebag Montefiore, Dunkirk, p. 32.
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Goldensohn, Nuremberg Interviews, p. 98.
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Clark, Barbarossa, p. xx.
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Ryback, Hitler's Private Library, pp. 169—172.
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Ibid., Appendix A, p.
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Ibid. ,р. 179.
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eds. Heiber and Glantz, Hitler and his Generals, pp. 39, 86, 89—90, 109, 137-138, 151, 189, 305, 317, 320, 818 nn. 298 and 299.
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BRGS 2/21.
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Allan Mallinson, Literary Review, 7/2008, pp. 16—17.
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Mellenthin, Panzer Battles, p. 22.
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Beaufre, 1940, р. 214.
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Mellenthin, Panzer Battles, p. 11.
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Willmott, Great Crusade, p. 82.
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ed. Parrish, Simon & Schuster, p. 202.
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Sebag Montefiore, Dunkirk, p. 59.
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Kaufmann and Kaufmann, Hitler's Blitzkrieg, p. 173.
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Bond, France and Belgium, p. 97.
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Mellenthin, Panzer Battles, p. 24.
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Holmes, World at War, p. 110.
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Beaufre, 1940, p. 183.
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McCarthy and Syron, Panzerkrieg, p. 83.
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Liddell Hart, Second World War, p. 66.
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Howard, Captain Professor, p. 43.
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ed. Parrish, Simon & Schuster, p. 202.
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Beaufre, 1940, p. 215.
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Max Hastings, Night and Day, 18/1/2004, p. 14.
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Mellenthin, Panzer Battles, p. 18.
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Kershaw, Hitler: Nemesis, pp. 295—296.
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Liddell Hart, Other Side, p. 139.
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Goldensohn, Nuremberg Interviews, p. 342.
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Liddell Hart, Other Side, p. 140.
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Finest Hour, No. 136, Autumn 2006, p. 51.
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Holmes, World at Warypp. 107-108.
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ed. Barnett, Hitler's Generals, p. 191.
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Below, At Hitler's Side, p. 61.
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Ian Sayer Archive; Sayerand Botting, Hitler's Last General, pp. 22—23.
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Goldensohn, Nuremberg Interviews, p. 342.
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Atkin, Pillar of Fire, pp. 152—153; Sebag Montefiore, Dunkirk, pp. 292-302,345-361.
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Sayerand Botting, Hitler's Last General, passim.
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Barker, Dunkirk, p. 108.
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Bridegeman, Memoirs, p. 183.
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Kaufmann and Kaufmann, Hitler's Blitzkrieg, p. 259.
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Barker, Dunkirk, p. 108.
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Atkin, Pillar of Fire, p. 87.
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Levine, Forgotten Voices, p. 27.
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Longden, Dunkirk, p. 10.
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Atkinson, Army at Dawn, p. 376.
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KENN 4/2/4, p. 266.
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Roberts, Holy Fox, pp. 21—24.
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Chapman, Why France Collapsed, p. 237.
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Calvocoressi and Wint, Total War, p. 126.
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Davidson and Manning, Chronology, p. 38.
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David Pryce-Jones in eds Hirschfield and Marsh, Collaboration in France, p. 12.
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Spears, Fall of France, p. 139.
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Holmes, World at War, p. 97.
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Willmott, Great Crusade, p. 102; Calvocoressi and Wint, Total War, p. 232.
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Looseley, Paradise after Hell. pp. 33—38.
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Alan Judd, Sunday Times, 12/10/1997, книжное обозрение, р. 5.
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Holmes, World at War, p. 102.
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eds. Hirschfield and Marsh, Collaboration in France, p. 17.
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