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62. Richard Overy, ‘Apocalyptic Fears: Bombing and Popular Anxiety in Inter-War Britain’, S-NODI: pubblici e private nella storia contemporanea, 2 (Spring 2008), 20–21.

63. Claudia Baldoli, Andrew Knapp, Forgotten Blitzes: France and Italy under Allied Air Attack, 1940–1945 (London: 2012), 62–3.

64. Julia Torrie, ‘For Their Own Good’: Civilian Evacuations in Germany and France, 1939–1945 (New York: 2010), 25–7. On the social body see Panchasi, Future Tense, 100–107.

65. Torrie, ‘For Their Own Good’, 27–30; Bernd Lemke, Luftschutz in Grossbritannien und Deutschland 1923 bis 1939 (Munich: 2005), 327–9.

66. Baldoli and Knapp, Forgotten Blitzes, 63–4; Terence O’Brien, Civil Defence (London: 1955), 329–30; RGVA, f.37878, o.1, d. 722, ‘Anti-Chemical Defence during the War’, 3 July 1945.

67. Lara Feigel, The Love-Charm of Bombs (London: 2013), 36.

68. Lemke, Luftschutz, 329–30.

69. ‘Anti Air-Raid-Drill’, The War Resister, Feb 1934, 6–8; FHL, No More War Movement papers, MSS 579/2, National Committee meeting, 1 June 1935; LSE, National Peace Council papers, 16/9, J. D. Bernal, ‘Air Raid Precautions’, Peace, Jan 1938, 152–3.

70. Joseph Meisel, ‘Air Raid Shelter Policy and its Critics before the Second World War’, Twentieth Century British History, 5 (1994), 307–12.

71. WMRC, Gollancz papers, 157/3/M, Towndrow to Victor Gollancz, October 1938.

72. Montgomery Hyde, Air Defence and the Civil Population, 216–24.

73. M. Cluet, L’Architecture du IIIe Reich: Origines intellectuelles et visées idéologiques (Bern: 1987), 201–4; C. W. Glover, Civil Defence (London: 1938), 692–3.

74. Glover, Civil Defence, 690, 694.

75. Helmut Klotz, Militärische Lehren des Burgerkrieges in Spanien (1937), 52.

76. NARA, RG 165/888.96, memorandum by Gen. Embick, War Plans Divisions, 6 Dec 1935, 3.

77. J. Truelle, ‘La production aéronautique militaire française jusqu’en Juin 1940’, Revue d’histoire de la Deuxième Guerre Mondiale, 19 (1969), 97; Pierre Cot, Triumph of Treason (Chicago, IL: 1944), 282–6, 330–35.

78. TNA, AIR 9/77, Draft Air Staff requirement, Specification B19/38.

79. Ferruccio Botti, ‘Amadeo Mecozzi’, in Actes du colloque international, ‘Précurseurs et prophètes de l’aviation militaire’ (Paris: 1992), 134–9; James Corum, ‘Airpower Thought in Continental Europe between the Wars’, in Philip Meilinger (ed), The Paths to Heaven: The Evolution of Airpower Theory (Maxwell AFB, AL: 1997), 160–61.

80. ‘Rougeron’s Aviation de Bombardement: Part II’, Royal Air Force Quarterly, 10 (1939), 39–44; on French First World War experience see P. Bernard, ‘A propos de la stratégie aérienne pendant la Première Guerre Mondiale: Mythes et realités’, Revue d’Histoire Moderne et Contemporaine, 16 (1969), 357–61.

81. Cot, Triumph of Treason, 274–5; Robert Young, ‘The Strategic Dream: French Air Doctrine in the Inter-War Period, 1919–1939’, Journal of Contemporary History, 9 (1974), 58–9, 66–7; P. le Goyet, ‘Evolution de la doctrine d’emploi de l’aviation française entre 1919 et 1939’, Revue d’Histoire de la Deuxième Guerre Mondiale, 19 (1969), 22–3. Robin Higham, Two Roads to War: The French and British Air Arms from Versailles to Dunkirk (Annapolis, MD: 2012), 136–7.

82. K. R. Whiting, ‘Soviet Aviation and Air Power under Stalin, 1928–1941’, in Robin Higham, Jacob Kipp (eds), Soviet Aviation and Air Power: A Historical View (London: 1978), 50–63; J. T. Greenwood and Von Hardesty, ‘Soviet Air Forces in World War II’, in Paul Murphy (ed), The Soviet Air Forces (Jefferson, NC: 1984), 35–9; Alexander Boyd, The Soviet Air Force since 1918 (London: 1977), 56–8.

83. James Corum, ‘From Biplanes to Blitzkrieg: The Development of German Air Doctrine between the Wars’, War in History, 3 (1996), 87–9.

84. Ibid., 97; Westermann, Flak, 40–46.