10
Niall Ferguson – The Pity of War – London, 1999, p436–462
11
Hew Strachan – The First World War – London, 2003, p69, 73, 155
12–15
Richard Milton – Best of Enemies: Britain and Germany, 100 Years of Truth and Lies – London, 2007, p260–1, 53–55, 59–61 & Niall Ferguson – The Pity of War – London, 1999, p438
16
Richard Van Emden Meeting the Enemy – London, 2014, p185–6
17
Ernst Jünger – Storm of Steel – London, 2004, p xiii–iv
18
Richard Milton – Best of Enemies: Britain and Germany, 100 Years of Truth and Lies – London, 2007, p63–64
19
H.P. Willmott – First World War – London, 2003, p307 & Hew Strachan – The First World War – London, 2003, p31 & Niall Ferguson Pity of War – London, 1999, p436 & S. Ozment, p240
Shock and Revolution in 1918/The Cost of Versailles/The List/Punishment/Payment/Prevention/Legacy
1–2
Margaret MacMillan – Peacemakers: Six Months that Changed the World – London, 2003, p238, 471–75
3
Eckhart Klessmann – Napoleon und die Deutschen – Berlin, 2007 & Alan Schom – Napoleon Bonaparte: A Biography – New York, 1997 & Gastrom Bodart – Losses of Life in Modern Wars – London, 1916
4
Margaret MacMillan – Peacemakers: Six Months that Changed the World – London, 2003, p475
5
Steven Ozment: – A Mighty Fortress: A New History of the German People 100 BC to the 21st Century, London, 2005, p246 & R.J. Evans, M. MacMillan and H.P. Willmott
6
H.P. Willmott – First World War – London, 2003, p17
7–8
Margaret MacMillan – Peacemakers: Six Months that Changed the World – London, 2003, p193–4, 191
9
Steven Ozment – A Mighty Fortress: A New History of the German People 100 BC to the 21st Century – London, 2005, p248
10–14
Margaret MacMillan – Peacemakers: Six Months that Changed the World – London, 2003, p475, 482, 236, 479
15
Michael Beschloss – The Conquerors – New York, 2002, p35–6, 181
16
Roger Moorhouse – Killing Hitler – London, 2000, p2, 49
Weimar and the Perfect Storm/The Three Phases of Weimar
1
Geo Epoch – ‘Die Weimarer Republik, drama und magie der ersten deutschen demokratie’ – 20th July 2007, p32
2
William Carr – A History of Germany 1815–1990 – London, 1991, p265–6
3
Geo Epoch – ‘Die Weimarer Republik, drama und magie der ersten deutschen demokratie’ – 20th July 2007, p37
4
Christopher Clark – Iron Kingdom: The Rise and Downfall of Prussia 1600–1947 – London, 2006, p630, 640–1
5
S.J. Lee – The Weimar Republic – Abingdon, 2007, p19
6
R.J. Evans – The Coming of the Third Reich – London, 2003, p15–16
7
William Carr – A History of Germany 1815–1990 – London, 1991, p255
8
R.J. Evans – The Coming of the Third Reich – London, 2003, p84
9
S.J. Lee – The Weimar Republic – Abingdon, 2007, p75, 35, 41–2 & Niall Ferguson – The Pity of War – London, 1999, p403–404
11
William Carr – A History of Germany 1815–1990 – London, 1991, p271–73 & S.J. Lee, p48–9
12
S.J. Lee – The Weimar Republic – Abingdon, 2007, p50
13–14
William Carr – A History of Germany 1815–1990 – London, 1991, p271–73 & S.J. Lee, p278
15
S.J. Lee – The Weimar Republic – Abingdon, 2007, p62–65
16
William Carr – A History of Germany 1815–1990 – London, 1991, p290
17
Geo Epoch – ‘Die Weimarer Republik, drama und magie der ersten deutschen demokratie’ – 20th July 2007, Introduction
18
S.J. Lee – The Weimar Republic – Abingdon, 2007, p87
19–20
William Carr – A History of Germany 1815–1990 – London, 1991, p295
21
Mary Fulbrook – A Concise History of Germany – Cambridge, 2008, p173
22
Richard Holmes – The World at War – London, 2007, p32–33
23
S.J. Lee – The Weimar Republic – Abingdon, 2007, p98
*Additional sources/recommended reading:
Winston Churchill – The Second World War – London, 2002
Ian Farr accumulated – German history III – University of East Anglia
Polish Census Stats 1931
CHAPTER VII – THE THIRD REICH: FROM TOTAL WAR TO WAR WITHOUT END
Hitlerism vs. Nazism
1–2
R.J. Evans – The Coming of the Third Reich – London, 2003, pxxvi, 41–5
3
Charles Roy – The Vanished Kingdom – New York, 1999, p25
4
Tony Judt – Postwar: A History of Europe since 1945 – London, 2007, p52
5
Len Deighton – Blood, Tears and Folly – London, 1995, p135
6
Noakes and Pridham – Nazism Vol I: The Rise to Power 1919–34 – Exeter, 1987, p26
7
Ian Kershaw – The Nazi Dictatorship – London, 1989, p113–4
8
R.J. Evans – New Nationalism and Old History – London, 1988, p785
9
Noakes and Pridham – Nazism Vol III: Foreign Policy, War and Racial Extermination – Exeter, 1988, p899–900
10
Huge Trevor Roper – Hitler’s Table Talk – Oxford, 1988, p33
11
Eberhard Jäckel – Hitler’s Weltanschauung – Stuttgart, 1972, p21
12
Ian Kershaw – The Nazi Dictatorship – London, 1989, p77, 557
13
Noakes and Pridham – Nazism Vol II: State, Economy and Society 1933–39 – Exeter, 1988, p199
14
Ian Kershaw – The Nazi Dictatorship – London, 1989, p73
15
Roger Moorhouse and Norman Davis – Microcosm: Portrait of a Central European City – London, 2002, p339
16
Guillebaud – The Economic Recovery – London, 1939, p145, 185, 204 & R.J. Overy – The Nazi Economy 1933–38 – London, 1982
17
Ian Kershaw – Hitler 1936–1945: Nemesis – London, 2000, pxlvi
*Additional sources/recommended reading:
Alan Milward – The War Economy and Society – London – 1977
Foreign Policy – A Fool’s Errand?
1
Noakes and Pridham – Nazism Vol III: Foreign Policy, War and Racial Extermination – Exeter, 1988, p615
2
Eberhard Jäckel – Hitler’s Weltanschauung – Stuttgart, 1972, p28
3
Foreign Office Secret Files ref: J. L. Bryan’s negotiations with Hitler, released Sept 2008 and BBC World Report
4
Len Deighton – Blood, Tears and Folly – London, 1995, p132
5
Noakes and Pridham – Nazism Vol III: Foreign Policy, War and Racial Extermination – Exeter, 1988, p673
6
Dr John Biggart – Polish Diplomacy between the wars – seminar notes
7
Foreign Office Secret Files ref: J. L. Bryan’s negotiations with Hitler, released Sept 2008 and BBC World Report
8
Joachim Hoffmann – Stalin’s War of Extermination 1941–45: Planning, Realisation and Documentation – Capshaw, 2001, p30
9
The World At War – Disc 1, Part 1 – The Phoney War
10–11
Len Deighton – Blo
od, Tears and Folly – London, 1995, p82, 174–182
12
The World At War – Disc 1, Part 1 – The Phoney War
13
E.R. Horton p47–8 + Len Deighton – Blood, Tears and Folly – London, 1995, p171–2
14
Dennis Judd – The Empire: The British Imperial Experience from 1765 to the Present – London, 1996, p312–13
15
David Irving – Hitler’s War 1939–42 Vol II – London, 1977, p197
16
David Irving – Hitler’s War 1939–42 Vol II – London, 1977, p151 & Vikor Suvorov – The Chief Culprit – Annapolis, 2008, p114
17
Len Deighton – Blood, Tears and Folly – London, 1995, p171–2
18
David Irving – Hitler’s War 1939–42 Vol II – London, 1977, p151 & Vikor Suvorov – The Chief Culprit – Annapolis, 2008, p114
19
Len Deighton – Blood, Tears and Folly – London, 1995, p219
20–23
David Irving – Hitler’s War 1939–42 Vol II – London, 1977, p332, 350–1, 355–6
24
Joachim Hoffmann – Stalin’s War of Extermination 1941–45: Planning, Realisation and Documentation – Capshaw, 2001, p69
25
Michael Beschloss – The Conquerors – New York, 2002, p9–11
26–28
Antony Beevor – Stalingrad – London, 1998, p75, 104, 77–78, 85,
29
Norman Davies – Europe at War 1939–45: No Simple Victory – London, 2006, p36
30–31
Antony Beevor – Stalingrad – London, 1998, p84–5, xiv, 101
32
David Irving – Hitler’s War 1942–45 Vol III – London, 1983, p482
Hitler’s War/Stalin’s War
1
Hans Mommsen – 100 Jahre Hitler, Spiegel Spezial – Hamburg, 1989, p21
2
Roger Moorhouse and Norman Davis – Microcosm: Portrait of a Central European City – London, 2002, p359, p80 and Eva Figes – Journey to Nowhere – London, 2008, p77
3
Goebbels Tagebuecher 17.07.38 – 100 Jahre Hitler, Spiegel Spezial – Hamburg, 1989, p19
4
Richard Overy – Misjudging Hitler – London, 1999, p98
5
R.J. Evans – The Third Reich in Power – London, 2005, p704
6
David Irving – The War Path Vol I – London, 1983, p67
7
Adolf Hitler – Mein Kampf – London, 2007, p586, 598–9
8
Dr John Biggart – The West’s Foreign Policy Towards the Soviet Union – Lectures
9
David Irving – The War Path Vol I – London, 1983, p28–9
10
Noakes and Pridham – Nazism Vol II, State, Economy and Society 1933–39 – Exeter, 1988, Doc 185, p281
11–12
David Irving – The War Path Vol I – London, 1983, p174, 123–4
13
W. Hagen – Germans, Poles and Jews – London, 1980, p227
14
Gregor Thum – Die Fremde Stadt, Breslau 1945 – Berlin, 2003, p183
15
Eberhard Jäckel – Hitler’s Weltanschauung – Stuttgart, 1972, p63
16
Viktor Suvorov – The Chief Culprit – Naval Institute Press – Annapolis, 2008, p6, 11, 136
17
Richard Pipes – Communism: A History – London, 2001, p74–5
17.1
Norman Davies – Vanished Kingdoms: The History of Half-Forgotten Europe – London, 2011, p382
18
Joachim Hoffmann – Stalin’s War of Extermination 1941–45: Planning, Realisation and Documentation – Capshaw, 2001, p30
19
Victor Suvarov – The Icebreaker: Who Started the Second World War? – London, 1990
20
Viktor Suvorov – The Chief Culprit – Naval Institute Press – Annapolis, 2008, p122, p260
21–22
& 24–26 & 28 & Joachim Hoffmann – Stalin’s War of Extermination 1941–45: Planning, Realisation and Documentation – Capshaw, 2001, p28–35, 34 and 70, 30 and 86, 36, 41–42, 55–60, 28–29 Viktor Suvorov – The Chief Culprit, p260
23
& 27–28 Viktor Suvorov – The Chief Culprit – Naval Institute Press – Annapolis, 2008, pxxii, 260, 213, 252
*Additional sources/recommended reading
Historians such Klaus Hildebrand & Hagen Schulze (German) and Martin Creveld (Israeli) go along with the idea of the inevitability of war between the Soviet Union and Nazi Germany but a host of Russian historians such as Danilov, Nevezhin, Pleshakov, Radzinsky, Sokolov and Meltyukov have spoken in favour of Suvorov’s highlighting the plans that the Soviet Union had for invading Nazi Germany.
Why Hitler Remains Front and Centre
1
Eberhard Jäckel – Hitler’s Weltanschauung – Stuttgart, 1972, p21
2
Jung Chang and Jon Halliday – Mao: The Unknown Story – London, 2005
3
Markus Leuschner – BdV Interview
4
Roy Medvedev – Stalin’s Murderous Purges Stats – Daily Telegraph 24 Nov 1988
5
Speer und Er Doku – Hitler’s architect und ruestungsminister incl. S. Haffner interview with Speer
6
Speer und Er Doku – Hitler’s architect und ruestungsminister
7
Eberhard Jäckel – Hitler’s Weltanschauung – Stuttgart, 1972, p64
8
Der Untergang (Downfall) – Constantin Film – 2004
9
Norman Davies – Europe at War 1939–45: No Simple Victory – London, 2006, p45
Anti-Semitism: A History of Unremitting Persecution/Why?
1
Stories of an Exhibition: Two Millennia of German Jewish History – Jewish Museum Berlin – Berlin, 2005, p27
2
Amos Elon – The Pity Of It All: A Portrait of Jews in Germany 1743–1933 – London, 2002, p28
3
Stories of an Exhibition: Two Millennia of German Jewish History – Jewish Museum Berlin – Berlin, 2005, p27
4
Amos Elon – The Pity Of It All: A Portrait of Jews in Germany 1743–1933 – London, 2002, p24
5
Andrew Wheatcroft – Infidels: The Conflict Between Christendom and Islam 638–2002, London, 2003, p138–161
6
Saul Friedländer – Das Dritte Reich und die Juden – Munich, 2007, p11 and 239
7
David Blackbourne Quote from Roger Moorhouse and Norman Davis – Microcosm, Portrait of a Central European City – London, 2002, p309
8
R.J. Evans – The Coming of the Third Reich – London, 2003, p31
9
Margaret MacMillan – Peacemakers: Six Months that Changed the World – London, 2003, (J.M. Keynes quote)
10–17
Saul Friedländer – Das Dritte Reich und die Juden – Munich, 2007, p235–6, 238, 239, 240, 333, 245, 323–4, 242–3,
18
World at War – Disc 1 Part 1 – Phoney war
19–20
Saul Friedländer – Das Dritte Reich und die Juden – Munich, 2007, p323–4, 76–260
21
Eva Figes – Journey to Nowhere – London, 2008, p28–30
22–24
Saul Friedländer – Das Dritte Reich und die Juden – Munich, 2007, p323, 473, 585
25
Saul Friedländer – Das Dritte Reich und die Juden – Munich, 2007, p239
26–27
Noakes and Pridham – Nazism Vol III: Foreign Policy, War and Racial Extermination – Exeter, 1988, Doc 822 p1089–9, 1051 & E. Jäckel p64
28
Charles Roy – The Vanished Kingdom – New York, 1999, p217
29
Christopher Clark – ‘Religion and Confessional Conflict’ –
Imperial Germany 1871–1918 – James Retallack – Oxford, 2008, p98
30
Saul Friedländer – Das Dritte Reich und die Juden – Munich, 2007, p238
31–34
Charles Roy – The Vanished Kingdom – New York, 1999, p216, 222 & Amos Elon – The Pity Of It All: A Portrait of Jews in Germany 1743–1933 – London, 2002, p1–64, 3
35
Saul Friedländer – Das Dritte Reich und die Juden – Munich, 2007, p54–128
36
Christopher Clark – ‘Religion and confessional conflict’ – Imperial Germany 1871–1918 – James Retallack – Oxford – 2008, p98
37
Amos Elon – The Pity Of It All: A Portrait of Jews in Germany 1743–1933 – London, 2002, p8
38–39
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