Гитлерленд. Третий Рейх глазами обычных туристов

437 «поддержание дисциплины»: Kennan, 136.

437 британские бомбардировщики: Burdick, 96.

438 «особо буйные» и история про завтрак на границе: Kennan, 137–138.

438 «Мы, видите ли»: там же, 139.

439 «Департамент явно»: там же, 139–140.

439 «Дроттнингхольм»: Burdick, 106.

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443 «Она продолжала»: Helms, 20.

444 «моего друга по Гарвардскому клубу»: Hanfstaengl, 293.

444 По прибытии в Вашингтон: там же, 294.

444 «чаще всего его клинило»: интервью с Эриком Ганфштенглем, взято автором (2009).

444 «он весь пророс»: Marwell, 517.

Библиография

Архивные источники

Associated Press Corporate Archives, New York, NY

Franklin D. Roosevelt Library, Hyde Park, NY

Hoover Institution Archives, Stanford, CA

Leo Baeck Institute Archives, New York, NY

Library of Congress, Washington, DC

National Archives, College Park, MD

Rare Book and Manuscript Library, Columbia University Libraries Archival Collections,

NewYork, NY

Неопубликованные рукописи из частных коллекций

Jacob Beam, неопубликованная рукопись (без титульной страницы), предоставленная Алексом Бимом.

David Marwell, “Unwonted Exile: A Biography of Ernst ‘Putzi’ Hanfstaengl”, Ph. D. dissertation, State University of New York at Binghamton, 1988.

John J. McLaughlin, “General Albert Coady Wedemeyer, 1897–1989: Soldier, Scholar, Statesman”, Ph. D. dissertation, Drew University, 2008.

Angus Maclean Thuermer, “What to Do if Your Moustache Falls Off (Fairly True Reports from a CIA Man)”, courtesy of the author and his family.

(Неопубликованные рукописи из архивов включены в Примечания)

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