Добыча: Всемирная история борьбы за нефть, деньги и власть

11. O'Malley, «Leading Personalities in Mexico,» March 15, 1938, A 1974/26, FO 371, PRO («obsidian eyes,» «chief» and «bugbear»); William Weber Johnson, Heroic Mexico: The Violent Emergence of a Modern Nation (Garden City, N.Y.: Doubleday, 1968), pp. 403–22; Meyer, Oil Controversy, pp. 152–56 («conquered territory»); Anita Brenner, The Wind That Swept Mexico: The History of the Mexican Revolution, 1910–1942 (Austin: University of Texas Press, 1977), p. 91. Body to DeGolyer, March 21, 1935, 128 («quite Red»); DeGolyer to McCollum, August 23, 1945, 1110 (DeGolyer and Holman), DeGolyer papers. J. B. Body, «Aguila,» August 2, 1935, pp. 4, 6, box C44, Pearson papers; Philip, Oil and Politics, pp. 206–9 («incapable» and «half a Bolshevik»); Clayton R. Koppes, «The Good Neighbor Policy and the Nationalization of Mexican Oil: A Reinterpretation,» Journal of American History 69 (June 1982). Assheton letter, February 21, 1934, A 1947, FO 371; Murray to Foreign Office, September 17, 1935, A8586, FO 371/18708 (manager's fulminations), PRO. Deterding to Riedemann, November 4, 1936, SC7/A14/1, Shell archives. On other Latin America confrontations, see Stephen J. Randall, United States Foreign Oil Policy, 1919–1948 (Kingston: McGill-Queen's University Press, 1985), pp. 69–77, 91–96 and Herbert S. Klein, «American Oil Companies in Latin America: The Bolivian Experience,» Inter-American Economic Affairs 18 (Autumn 1964), pp. 47–72.

12. Philip, Oil and Politics, p. 218 («Men without respect»). Gallop to Eden, June 17, 1937, 149/16/ 31/37, FO 371/20639 («notorious but sincere»); Memo, «Regarding the Circumstances Attending Expropriation,» A 2306/10/26, FO 371/21464; O'Malley to Foreign Office, December 27, 1937, A9313, FO 371/20637; Murray to Foreign Office, February 6, 1937, A1623, FO 371/20639 («advisers and officials» and «completely unanimous»); O'Malley to Foreign Office, March 8, 1938, A1835, FO 371/21463, PRO. Godber to Starling, May 25, 1938, SC 7/G3/1, Shell archives; Meyer, Oil Controversy, pp. 158–70; FRUS, 1938, pp. 724–27; on Cardenas's program, see Antologia de la Planeacion en Mexico (1917–1985), vol. 1, Primeros Intentos de Planeacion en Mexico (1917–1946) (Mexico City: Ministry of Budget and Planning, 1985), p. 207.

13. Shell archives, SC7/G3: Davidson to Godber, 3; Godber to Starling, October 27, 1938,4; Legh-Jones to Coleman, August 25, 1938, 3 («precedent»); Memorandum of conversation with Mr. Hackworth, August 24, 1938, 3; Telephone conversation with New York, June 27, 1938, 1; Wilkinson to Godber with memo, August 30, 1938, 3. Roosevelt to Daniels, February 15, 1939, OF 146, Roosevelt papers («fair compensation»). Hohler to Halifax, August 28, 1938, A 7045/10/26, FO 371/21476; Davidson to Godber, March 5, 1940, FO 371/24215; Petroleum Department, «The Expropriation by the Mexican Government of the Properties of the Oil Companies in Mexico,» April 8, 1938, FO 371/21469 («doubtful sources» and «Mexican policy»); Committee of Imperial Defense, «Expropriation of the Properties of the Oil Companies in Mexico,» May 1938, 1428-B, A3663, FO 371/29468; «Mexican Oil Dispute,» October 11, 1940, A4486/57/26, FO 371/24216; Note by the Oil Board, May 9, 1938, A 3663/10/26/21469; Memorandum, «The Mexican Oil Question,» December 1, 1938, pp. 2, 18, A 8808/10/26, FO 371/21477 («paramount consideration»), PRO.

14. Meyer, Oil Controversy, pp. 219–24 («Julius Caesar»). Halifax to Cadogan, June 11, 1941, A4467, FO 371/26063; Cadogan to Halifax, June 12, 1941, FO 371/26063 («put ideas»), PRO. Philip, Oil and Politics, p. 34; Arthur W. MacMahon and W. R. Dittman, «The Mexican Oil Industry Since Expropriation II,» Political Science Quarterly 57 (June 1942), pp. 169–78. Глава 15

1. Archibald H. T. Chisholm, The First Kuwait Oil Concession Agreement: A Record of the Negotiations (London: Frank Cass, 1975), pp. 5–6, 93–95, 161; Thomas E. Ward, Negotiations for Oil Concessions in Bahrein, El Hasa (Saudi Arabia), the Neutral Zone, Qatar, and Kuwait (New York: privately printed, 1965), pp. 11, 255; H. St. J. B. Philby, Arabian Oil Ventures (Washington: Middle East Institute, 1964), p. 98 («bluff, breezy»).