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В ходе работы над биографией Уинстона Черчилля и историей евреев Европы во Второй мировой войне я собрал значительный объем документального и фактического материала, который использовал в этой книге. Также я использовал материалы из следующих работ.

Abyzov Vladimir. The Final Assault, Memoirs of a Veteran Who Fought in the Battle of Berlin. Moscow, 1980.

Abrahamsen Samuel. The Rôle of the Norwegian Lutheran Church During World War II // Remembering for the Future, Jews and Christians During and After the Holocaust. Oxford, 1988.

Ainsztein Reuben. Jewish Resistance in Nazi-Occupied Eastern Europe. London, 1974.

Air Ministry. The Rise and Fall of the German Air Force (1933 to 1945). London, 1948.

Allen Louis. The Indian National Army, Renegades or Liberators? // World War II Investigator. Volume 1. Number 4. London, July 1988.

Amery Julian. Sons of the Eagle, A Study in Guerrilla War. London, 1948.

Amipaz-Silber Gitta. La Résistance Juive en Algérie 1940–1942. Jerusalem, 1986.

Antosyak Alexei. Operations in the Balkans 1944. Moscow, 1980.

A Polish Doctor. I saw Poland suffer. London, 1941.

Apenszlak Jacob (editor). The Black Book of Polish Jewry. New York, 1943.

Appleman Roy E., Burns James M., Gugeler Russell A., and Stevens John. United States Army in World War II, The War in the Pacific, Okinawa, The Last Battle. Washington D. C., 1948.

Arad Yitzhak. Ghetto in Flames, the Struggle and Destruction of the Jews in Vilna in the Holocaust. Jerusalem, 1980.

_____. Belzec, Sobibor, Treblinka – the Operation Reinhard Death Camps. Bloomington and Indianapolis, 1987.

Archer Clark (editor). Paratroopers’ Odyssey, A History of the 517^th Parachute Combat Team. Hudson, Florida, 1985.

Armstrong John A. (editor). Soviet Partisans in World War II. Madison, Wisconsin, 1964.

Aron Robert. The Vichy Regime 1940–1944. London, 1958.

Arseyenko Oleg. An Attempt on Culture. Kiev, 1987.

Ash Bernard. Norway 1940. London, 1964.

Auty Phyllis, and Clogg Richard (editors). British Policy Towards Wartime Resistance in Yugoslavia and Greece. London, 1975.

Bader Douglas. Fight for the Sky, The Story of the Spitfire and the Hurricane. London, 1973.

Balabkins Nicholas. West German Reparations to Israel. New Brunswick, New Jersey, 1971.

Baldwin Hanson. Battles Lost and Won, Great Campaigns of World War II. London, 1967.

Bankier David. Hitler and the Policy-making process on the Jewish Question // Holocaust and Genocide Studies. Volume 3. Number 1. Oxford, 1988.

Bar-Adon Dorothy and Pesach. Seven Who Fell. Tel Aviv, 1947.

Barker A. J. Waffen S. S. at War. London, 1982.

Barker Ralph. Children of the ‘Benares’, A War Crime and its Victims. London, 1987.

Barkley Alben W. Atrocities and Other Conditions in Concentration Camps in Germany. Washington D. C., 1945.

Bartoszewski Wladyslaw, and Lewin Zofia. Righteous among Nations, How Poles Helped the Jews 1939–1945. London, 1969.

Bartov Omer. The Eastern Front, 1941–1945, German troops and the barbarisation of warfare. London, 1985.

Bartz Karl. The Downfall of the German Secret Service. London, 1956.

Baudouin Paul. The Private Diaries, March 1940 to January 1941, of Paul Baudouin. London, 1948.

Bauer Yehuda. Flight and Rescue, ‘Brichah’, The organized escape of the Jewish survivors of Eastern Europe, 1944–1948. New York, 1970.

Baukh Efrem (editor). Babi Yar. Kiev, 1941–1961. Jerusalem, 1981.

Baumbach Werner. Broken Swastika, The defeat of the Luftwaffe. London, 1960.

Bauminger Arieh L. Roll of Honour. Tel Aviv, 1971.

_____. The Fighters of the Cracow Ghetto. Jerusalem, 1986.

Beaumont Joan. Comrades in Arms, British Aid to Russia 1941–1945. London, 1980.

Belgian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, The. Belgium, The Official Account of what happened 1939–1940. London, 1941.

BenGershôm Ezra. David, The Testimony of a Holocaust Survivor. London, 1988.

Bennett Ralph. Ultra in the West, the Normandy Campaign 1944–1945. London, 1979.

Ben-Tov Arieh. Facing the Holocaust in Budapest, The International Committee of the Red Cross and the Jews in Hungary, 1943–1945. Geneva, 1988.

Best S. Payne. The Venlo Incident. London, 1950.

Bezwinska Tadwige, and Czech Danuta (editors). Amidst a Nightmare of Crime, Manuscripts of Members of Sonderkommando. Oswiecim, 1973.

Bhargava Dr M. L. Indian National Army, Tokyo Cadets. New Delhi, 1986.

Biegański Stanislaw (editor). Documents on Polish – Soviet Relations 1939–1945. Volume 2, 1943–1945. London, 1967.

Birn Ruth Bettina. Guilty Conscience, Antisemitism and the Personal Development of some SS Leaders // Remembering for the Future, Jews and Christians During and After the Holocaust. Oxford, 1988.

Blumenson Martin. Rommel’s Last Victory, The Battle of Kasserine Pass. London, 1968.

Boelcke Willi A. The Secret Conferences of Dr. Goebbels, October 1939 – March 1943. London, 1970.

Bois Elie J. Truth on the Tragedy of France. London, 1940.

Bond Brian. France and Belgium, 1939–1940. London, 1975.

Boothroyd Basil. Philip (an approved biography of HRH the Duke of Edinburgh). London, 1971.

Boozer Jack S. The Political, Moral, and Professional Implications of the “Justifications” by German Doctors for Lethal Medical Actions 1938–1945 // Remembering for the Future, Jews and Christians During and After the Holocaust. Oxford, 1988.

Borkin Joseph. The Crime and Punishment of I. G. Farben. New York, 1978.

Bower Tom. Klaus Barbie, Butcher of Lyons. London, 1984.

_____. The Paperclip Conspiracy, The Battle for the Spoils and Secrets of Nazi Germany. London, 1987.

Bowman Steven. Greek Jews and Christians During World War II // Remembering for the Future, Jews and Christians During and After the Holocaust. Oxford, 1988.

Brackman Arnold C. The Other Nuremberg, the Untold Story of the Tokyo War Crimes Trials. New York, 1987.

Braddon Russell. Cheshire V. C., A Story of War and Peace. London, 1954.

Braham Randolph L. The Politics of Genocide, The Holocaust in Hungary. 2 volumes. New York, 1981.

Breuer William B. Hitler’s Fortress Cherbourg, The Conquest of a Bastion. New York, 1984.

_____. Retaking the Philippines, America’s Return to Corregidor and Bataan, October 1944 – March 1945. New York, 1986.

Browning Christopher R. Genocide and Public Health, German doctors and Polish Jews, 1939–1941 // Holocaust and Genocide Studies. Volume 3. Number 1. Oxford, 1988.

Bruce George. The Warsaw Uprising, 1 August – 2 October 1944. London, 1972.

Bruce Lockhart Robert. The Marines Were There, The Story of the Royal Marines in the Second World War. London, 1950.

Buechner Howard A. Dachau, the Hour of the Avenger, An Eyewitness Account. Metairie, Lousiana, 1987.

Bullock Alan. Hitler, A Study in Tyranny. London, 1952.

Butcher Harry C. Three Years with Eisenhower, The Personal Diary of Captain Harry C. Butcher. London, 1946.

Butler J. R. M. Grand Strategy. Volume II, September 1939 – June 1941. London, 1957.

Calder Angus. The People’s War, Britain 1939–1945. London, 1969.

Calvocoressi Peter, and Wint Guy. Total War, The Causes and Courses of the Second World War. London, 1972.

Cammaerts Emile. The Prisoner at Laeken, King Leopold, Legend and Fact. London, 1941.

Campbell Ian, and Macintyre Donald. The Kola Run, A Record of Arctic Convoys 1941–1945. London, 1958.

Campion Joan. In the Lion’s Mouth, Gisi Fleischmann and the Jewish Fight for Survival. London, 1987.

Carsten F. L. (editor). The German Resistance to Hitler. London, 1970.

Cartland Barbara. Ronald Cartland. London, 1945.

Casey Lord. Personal Experience 1939–1946. London, 1962.

Chant Christopher. Kursk. London, 1975.

_____. The Encyclopedia of Codenames of World War II. London, 1986.

Chary Frederick B. The Bulgarian Jews and the Final Solution 1940–1944. Pittsburgh, 1972.

Churchill Winston S. The Second World War. 6 volumes. London, 1948–1954.

Ciechanowski Jan M. The Warsaw Rising of 1944. London, 1974.

Clark Alan. Barbarossa, The Russian – German Conflict 1941–1945. London, 1965.

Clissold Stephen. Whirlwind, An Account of Marshal Tito’s Rise to Power. London, 1949.

Clive Nigel. A Greek Experience 1943–1948. Salisbury, Wiltshire, 1985.

Coates W. P., and Coates Zelda K. A History of Anglo-Soviet Relations. London, 1943.

Cole Hugh M. United States Army in World War II, The European Theater of Operations, The Ardennes, Battle of the Bulge. Washington D. C., 1965.

Collier Basil. The Defence of the United Kingdom. London, 1957.

Collier Richard. 1940 The World in Flames. London, 1979.

_____. 1941, Armageddon. London, 1981.

Collins Larry, and Lapierre Dominique. Is Paris Burning? London, 1965.

Commission de Crimes de Guerre. Bande, Liège, 1945.

Connell John. Wavell, Scholar and Soldier, To June 1941. London, 1964.

Cooper Alan W. Bombers over Berlin, The RAF Offensive November 1943 – March 1944. London, 1985.

Cooper R. W. The Nuremberg Trial. London, 1947.

Costello John. The Pacific War. London, 1985.

Council for the Preservation of Monuments to Resistance and Martyrdom: Scenes of Fighting and Martyrdom Guide, War Years in Poland 1939–1945. Warsaw, 1968.

Cox Geoffrey. The Red Army Moves. London, 1941.

Craven Wesley Frank, and Cate James Lea (editors). The Army Air Forces in World War II. 7 volumes. Chicago, 1953–1965.

Cruickshank Charles. The German Occupation of The Channel Islands. London, 1975.

_____. Deception in World War II. Oxford, 1979.

_____. SOE in the Far East. Oxford, 1983.

Czarnomski F. B. (editor). They Fight for Poland, The War in the First Person. London, 1941.

Czech Danuta (editor). Kalendarium der Ereignisse im Konzentrationslager Auschwitz-Birkenau // Hefte von Auschwitz. Oswiecim, 1960–1964.

Dallek Robert. Franklin D. Roosevelt and American Foreign Policy, 1932–1945. New York, 1979.

Dallin Alexander. German Rule in Russia 1941–1945. New York, 1957.

Dalton Hugh. The Fateful Years, memoirs 1931–1945. London, 1957.

Dawidowicz Lucy S. (editor). A Holocaust Reader. New York, 1976.

Deacon Richard. The Silent War, A History of Western Naval Intelligence. London, 1988.

Deakin F. W. The Brutal Friendship, Mussolini, Hitler, and the Fall of Italian Fascism. New York, 1966.

_____, and Storry G. R. The case of Richard Sorge. London, 1966.

Dedijer Vladimir. Tito speaks, his self portrait and struggle with Stalin. London, 1953.

De Gaulle Charles. War Memoirs. Volume One, The Call to Honour, 1940–1942, Documents. London, 1955.

_____. War Memoirs, The Call to Honour, 1940–1942. New York, 1955.

De Jong L. Holland Fights the Nazis. London, 1941.

Delmer Sefton. The Counterfeit Spy. London, 1973.

Denfield D. Colt. The Air Raid on Dutch Harbour // After the Battle. Number 62. London, 1988.

Derry T. K. The Campaign in Norway. London, 1952.

Deschner Günther. Heydrich, The Pursuit of Total Power. London, 1981.

D’Este Carlo. Bitter Victory, The Battle for Sicily, Julyс – August 1943. London, 1988.

Distel Barbara. 29 April 1945, The Liberation of the Concentration Camp at Dachau // Dachau Review. Volume 1. Dachau, 1988.

Divine A. D. Dunkirk. London, 1945.

Djilas Milovan. Wartime. London, 1977.

Djurović Gradimir. The Central Tracing Agency of the International Committee of the Red Cross. Geneva, 1986.

Dodds-Parker Douglas. Setting Europe Ablaze, Some Account of Ungentlemanly Warfare. London, 1984.

Donnison F. S. V. British Military Administration in the Far East 1943–1946. London, 1956.

Douglas-Hamilton James. Motive for a Mission, The Story Behind Hess’s Flight to Britain. London, 1971.

_____. The Air Battle for Malta, The Diaries of A Fighter Pilot. Edinburgh, 1981.

Drozdov Georgii, and Ryabko Evgenii. Russia at War, 1941–1945. London, 1987.

Dulles Allen. The Secret Surrender. New York, 1966.

Dunand Georges. Ne perdez pas leur trace! Neuchâtel, 1951.

Dunin-Wasowicz Krzysztof. Resistance in the Nazi Concentration Camps 1933–1945. Warsaw, 1982.

Dunlop E. E. The War Diaries of Weary Dunlop, Java and the Burma – Thailand Railway 1942–1945. Wheathampstead, Hertfordshire, 1987.

Eckman Lester, and Lazar Chaim. The Jewish Resistance, The history of the Jewish partisans in Lithuania and White Russia during the Nazi occupation, 1940–1945. New York, 1977.

Egbert Lawrence D. (Editor of the Record). Trial of The Major War Criminals Before the International Military Tribunal, Nuremberg 14 November 1945–1 October 1946. 42 volumes. Nuremberg, 1947–1949.

Ehrman John. Grand Strategy. Volume V, August 1943 – September 1944. London, 1956.

_____. Grand Strategy. Volume VI, October 1944 – August 1945. London, 1956.

Eiler Keith E. (editor). Wedemeyer on War and Peace. Stanford, California, 1987.

Eisenhower Dwight D. Crusade in Europe. London, 1948.

Ellis Major L. F. The War in France and Flanders, 1939–1940. London, 1953.

Erez Tsvi. Hungary, Six Days in July 1944 // Holocaust and Genocide Studies. Volume 3. Number 1. Oxford, 1988.

Erickson John. The Road to Stalingrad, Stalin’s War with Germany. Volume 1. London, 1975.

_____. The Road to Berlin, Stalin’s War with Germany. Volume 2. London, 1983.

_____ (editor). Main Front, Soviet Leaders Look Back on World War II. London, 1987.

Farago Ladislas. The Game of the Foxes, British and German intelligence operations and personalities which changed the course of the Second World War. London, 1971.

Farran Roy. Winged Dagger, Adventures on Special Service. London, 1948.

Favez Jean-Claude. Une Mission Impossible, Le Comité international de la Croix-Rouge, les déportations et les camps de concentration nazis. Lausanne, 1988.

Federation of Jewish Communities in Yugoslavia: Studies, Archival and Memorial Materials about the Jews in Yugoslavia. Belgrade, 1979.

Ferrell Robert H. (editor). The Eisenhower Diaries. New York, 1981.

Fest Joachim C. Hitler. London, 1974.

Fleischner Eva. Can the Few become the Many? Some Catholics in France who saved Jews during the Holocaust // Remembering for the Future, Jews and Christians During and After the Holocaust. Oxford, 1988.

Foot M. R. D. S.O.E. in France, An Account of the Work of the British Special Operations Executive in France 1940–1944. London, 1966.

Footitt Hilary, and Simmonds John. France, 1943–1945. Leicester, 1988.

Foster Tony. Meetings of Generals. Toronto, 1986.

Franco Hizkia M. Les Martyrs Juifs de Rhodes et de Cos. Elizabethville, 1952.

Frank Anne. The Diary of Anne Frank. London, 1954.

Frank Hans. Hans Frank Diary. Warsaw, 1961.

Freeman Julie D. German Views of the Holocaust as Reflected in Memoirs // Remembering for the Future, Jews and Christians During and After the Holocaust. Oxford, 1988.

Freeman Michael. Atlas of Nazi Germany. Beckenham, Kent, 1987.

Friedhoff Herman. Requiem for the Resistance, The Civilian Struggle Against Nazism in Holland and Germany. London, 1988.

Friedländer Saul. Pius XII and the Third Reich. New York, 1966.

Friedman Philip. Roads to Extinction, Essays on the Holocaust. New York, and Philadelphia, 1980.

Fuller Jean Overton. Noor-un-nisa Inayat Khan (Madeleine), George Cross, MBE, Croix de Guerre with Gold Star. London, 1988.

Fursdon Edward. The Japanese Surrender // After the Battle. Number 50. London, 1985.

Gadja Stan. Air-raid on Broome // After the Battle. Number 28. London, 1980.

Gander T. J. The Fukuryu, Japanese Suicide Divers and the Defence of Japan, 1945 // World War II Investigator. Volume 1. Number 4. London, July 1988.

Gaon Solomon, and Serels M. Mitchell. Sephardim and the Holocaust. New York, 1987.

Georg Enno. Die Wirtschaftlichen Unternehmungen Der SS. Stuttgart, 1963.

Geraghty Tony. March or Die, France and the Foreign Legion. London, 1986.

Ghosh K. K. Indian National Army. Meerut, 1969.

Gilbert Martin. Auschwitz and the Allies. London, 1981.

_____. The Holocaust, the Jewish Tragedy. London, 1986.

_____ (editor). Surviving the Holocaust, the Kovno Ghetto Diary. Cambridge, Massachusetts, 1989.

Gill Anton. The Journey Back From Hell, Conversations with Concentration Camp Survivors. London, 1988.

Ginns Michael. The Granville Raid // After the Battle. Number 47. London, 1985.

Gjelsvik Torge. Norwegian Resistance 1940–1945. London, 1979.

Gladkov Teodor. Operation Bagration, 1944. Moscow, 1980.

Glantz David M. August Storm, Soviet Tactical and Operational Combat in Manchuria, 1945, Combat Studies Institute, Leavenworth Papers No. 8. Fort Leavenworth, Kansas, June 1983.

_____. The Soviet Airborne Experience, Combat Studies Institute, Research Survey No. 4. Fort Leavenworth, Kansas, November 1984.

Goldberg Anatol. Ilya Ehrenburg, Writing, Politics and the Art of Survival. London, 1984.

Goldberger Leo (editor). The Rescue of the Danish Jews, Moral Courage Under Stress. New York, 1987.

Gorlitz Walter (editor). The Memoirs of Field-Marshal Keitel. London, 1965.

Graham Dominick. For you the war is over // World War II Investigator. Volume 1. Number 9. London, December 1988.

Gray Brian. Basuto Soldiers in Hitler’s War. Maseru, Basutoland, 1953.

Green John H. The Battles for Cassino // After the Battle. Number 13. London, 1976.

Green Colonel J. H. Anzio // After the Battle. Number 52. London, 1986.

Grenville J. A. S. The Major International Treaties 1914–1973, A history and guide with texts. London, 1974.

Gretton Peter. Convoy Escort Commander. London, 1964.

Griess Thomas E. (editor). The Second World War, Asia and the Pacific. Wayne, New Jersey, 1984.

_____. (editor). The Second World War, Europe and the Mediterranean. Wayne, New Jersey, 1984.

Griffith Hubert. R.A.F. In Russia. London, 1942.

Gross Jan Tomasz. Polish Society Under German Occupation, The General gouvernement 1939–1944. Princeton, New Jersey, 1979.

Groves Leslie R. Now It Can Be Told, The Story of the Manhattan Project. New York, 1962.

Guedalla Philip. Middle East 1940–1942, A Study in Air Power. London, 1944.

Guillain Robert. I Saw Tokyo Burning, An Eyewitness Narrative from Pearl Harbor to Hiroshima. London, 1981.

Gurdus Luba Krugman. The Death Train, A Personal Account of a Holocaust Survivor. New York, 1978.

Gutman Yisrael. The Warsaw Ghetto, 1939–1943. Bloomington, Indiana, 1985.

_____, and Krakowski Shmuel. Unequal Victims, Poles and Jews During World War Two. New York, 1986.

Gwyer J. M. A., and Butler J. R. M. Grand Strategy. Volume III, July 1941 – August 1942. London, 1964.

Hachiya Michihiko. Hiroshima Diary, The Journal of a Japanese Physician, August 6 – September 30, 1945. London, 1955.

Hall J. W. (editor). Trial of William Joyce. London, 1946.

Hamilton Charles. Leaders and Personalities of the Third Reich, Their Biographies, Portraits and Autographs. San Jose, California, 1984.

Handel Michael I. (editor). Strategic and Operational Deception in the Second World War. London, 1987.

Hansell Haywood S. Strategic Air War Against Japan. Washington D. C., 1980.

Hanson Joanna K. M. The civilian population and the Warsaw Uprising of 1944. Cambridge, 1982.

Harriman W. Averell, and Abel Elie. Special Envoy to Churchill and Stalin 1941–1946. London, 1976.

Harris Roger. Islanders Deported. Channel Islands, 1980.

Harrison D. I. These Men are Dangerous, The Special Air Service at War. London, 1957.

Harrison Kenneth. The Brave Japanese. Adelaide, 1966.

Harrison-Ford Carl (editor). Fighting Words, Australian War Writing. Melbourne, 1986.

Hashimoto Mochitsura. Sunk, The Story of the Japanese Submarine Fleet 1942–1945. London, 1954.

Hastings Max. Das Reich, Resistance and the march of the 2nd SS Panzer Division through France, June 1944. London, 1981.

Haswell Jock. The Intelligence and Deception of the D-Day Landings. London, 1979.

Hawkins Desmond, and Boyd Donald (editors). War Report, A Record of Dispatches Broadcast by the BBC’s War Correspondents with the Allied Expeditionary Force, 6 June 1944–5 May 1945. London, 1946.

Herzstein Robert Edwin. Waldheim, The Missing Years. London, 1988.

Hilberg Raul. The Destruction of the European Jews. New York, 1981.

_____ (editor). Documents of Destruction, Germany and Jewry 1933–1945. London, 1972.

Hillesum Etty. Letters from Westerbork. London, 1987.

Hinsley F. H., Thomas E. E., Simkins C. A. G. and Ransom C. F. G. British Intelligence in the Second World War, Its Influence on Strategy and Operations. 3 volumes. London, 1979–1988.

His Majesty’s Stationery Office: Indictment presented to the International Military Tribunal sitting at Berlin on 18th October 1945. London, 1945.

His Majesty’s Stationery Office: British Merchant Vessels Lost or Damaged by Enemy Action During Second World War, 3^rd September, 1939 to 2nd September, 1945. London, 1947.

His Majesty’s Stationery Office: Ships of the Royal Navy, Statement of Losses During the Second World War, 3rd September, 1939 to 2nd September, 1945. London, 1947.

Hoffenberg Sam. Le camp de Poniatowa, la liquidation des derniers Juifs de Varsovie. Paris, 1988.

Höhne Heinz. The Order of the Death’s Head, The Story of Hitler’s SS. London, 1969.

Hosking Geoffrey. A History of the Soviet Union. London, 1985.

Howard Michael. Grand Strategy. Volume IV, August 1942 – September 1943. London, 1972.

Hughes John Craven. Getting Hitler into Heaven, Based on the previously untranslated memoirs of Heinz Linge, Hitler’s valet and confidant. London, 1987.

Hunt Ray C., and Norling Bernard. Behind Japanese Lines, An American Guerrilla in the Philippines. Lexington, Kentucky, 1986.

Hyde A. P. Pearl Harbor, Then and Now // After the Battle. Number 38. London, 1982.

Hyde H. Montgomery. The Quiet Canadian, The Secret Service Story of Sir William Stephenson. London, 1962.

_____. Stalin, The History of a Dictator. London, 1971.

_____. The Atom Bomb Spies. London, 1980.

Hymoff Edward. The OSS in World War II. New York, 1986.

Inber Vera. Leningrad Diary. London, 1971.

International Committee of the Red Cross: Documents relating to the work of the International Committee of the Red Cross for the benefit of civilian detainees in German Concentration Camps between 1939 and 1945. Geneva, 1975.

International Military Tribunal: The Trial of the War Criminals, 42 volumes, Nuremberg 1947–1949.

Iranek-Osmecki Kazimierz. He Who Saves One Life. New York, 1971.

Irving David. Hitler’s War. London, 1977.

Isely Jeter A., and Crowl Philip A. The U. S. Marines and Amphibious War, Its Theory, and Its Practice in the Pacific. Princeton, New Jersey, 1951.

Jacobsen Hans-Adolf, and Rohwer Jürgen (editors). Decisive Battles of World War II: the German View. London, 1965.

Jaksch Wenzel. Europe’s Road to Potsdam. London, 1963.

Jankowski T., and Weese E. (editors). Documents on Polish–Soviet Relations, 1939–1945. Volume 1. London, 1961.

Johnson Brigadier G. D. The Battle of Hong Kong // After the Battle. Number 46. London, 1984.

Jones Robert Huhn. The Roads to Russia, United States Lend-Lease To The Soviet Union. Norman, Oklahoma, 1969.

Jones R. V. Most Secret War, British Scientific Intelligence 1939–1945. London, 1978.

Jones Vincent C. Manhattan, The Army and the Atomic Bomb. Washington D. C., 1985.

Joseph Francis. Flying the World’s First Jet Bomber // World War II Investigator. Volume 1. Number 8. London, November 1988.

Jurado Carlos Caballero. Resistance Warfare 1940–1945. London, 1985.

Kagan Lord. Knight of the Ghetto. London, 1975.

Kahn David. Hitler’s Spies, German Military Intelligence in World War II. London, 1978.

Katz Robert. Death in Rome. London, 1967.

Kedward H. R. Resistance in Vichy France, A Study of Ideas and Motivation in the Southern Zone 1940–1942. Oxford, 1978.

Keegan John (editor). Who was Who in World War II. London, 1978.

_____. Six Armies in Normandy, From D-Day to the Liberation of Paris. London, 1982.

Kennedy Ludovic. Menace, The Life and Death of the Tirpitz. London, 1979.

Kennett Lee. G.I., The American Soldier in World War II. New York, 1987.

Kenrick Donald, and Puxon Grattan. The Destiny of Europe’s Gypsies. London, 1972.

Kermish Joseph. The Destruction of the Jewish Community of Piotrkow by the Nazis During World War II. Tel Aviv, 1965.

_____ (editor). To Live with Honor and Die with Honor! Selected Documents from the Warsaw Ghetto Underground Archives. Jerusalem, 1986.

Kersaudy François. Churchill and de Gaulle. London, 1981.

Kimmel Husband E. Admiral Kimmel’s Story. Chicago, 1955.

King George’s Jubilee Trust: The Royal Family in Wartime. London, 1945.

Kitroeff Alexandros. Greek Wartime Attitudes Towards the Jews in Athens // Forum, Issue No. 60, Jerusalem, Summer 1987.

Klarsfeld Serge. Memorial to the Jews Deported from France, 1942–1944. New York, 1983.

_____. The Children of Izieu, A Human Tragedy. New York, 1985.

_____ (editor). The Struthof Album, Study of the Gassing at Natzweiler-Stuthof of 86 Jews whose bodies were to constitute a collection of skeletons, A photographic document. New York, 1985.

_____. The Upper Echelons of the Clergy and Public Opinion Force Vichy France to put an end, in September 1942, to its Broad Participation in the Hunt for Jews // Remembering for the Future, Jews and Christians During and After the Holocaust. Oxford, 1988.

_____, and Steinberg Maxime. Mémorial de la Déportation des juifs de Belgique. Mechelen, Belgium, 1982.

Klenfeld Gerald R., and Tambs Lewis A. Hitler’s Spanish Legion, The Blue Division in Russia. Carbondale and Edwardsville, Illinois, 1979.

Kless Shlomo. The Rescue of Jewish Children in Belgium During the Holocaust // Holocaust and Genocide Studies. Volume 3. Number 3. Oxford, 1988.

Knightley Phillip. The Second Oldest Profession, The Spy as Bureaucrat, Patriot, Fantasist and Whore. London, 1986.

Knott Richard C. Black Cat Raiders of WWII. New York, 1981.

Knox MacGregor. Mussolini Unleashed, 1939–1941, Politics and Strategy in Fascist Italy’s Last War. Cambridge, 1982.

Koch H. W. The Hitler Youth, Origins and Development 1922–1945. New York, 1976.

Kochan Miriam. Britain’s Internees in the Second World War. London, 1983.

Koliopoulos John S. Greece and the British Connection 1935–1941. Oxford, 1977.

Konev I. Year of Victory. Moscow, 1969.

Krakowski Shmuel. The War of the Doomed, Jewish Armed Resistance in Poland, 1942–1944. New York, 1984.

Kulka Erich. Escape from Auschwitz. South Hadley, Massachusetts, 1986.

Laffin John. Brassey’s Battles, 3,500 Years of Conflict, Campaigns and Wars from A–Z. London, 1986.

Lanzmann Claude. Shoah, An Oral History of the Holocaust. New York, 1985.

Laqueur Walter, and Breitman Richard. Breaking the Silence. New York, 1986.

Leach Barry A. German Strategy Against Russia 1939–1941. Oxford, 1973.

Le Chêne Evelyn. Mauthausen, the History of a Death Camp. London, 1971.

Leiser Erwin. Nazi Cinema. London, 1974.

Leonard Charles J. Okinawa // After the Battle. Number 43. London, 1984.

Le Tissier Tony. The Battle of Berlin. London, 1988.

Levi Primo. Survival in Auschwitz. New York, 1959.

Levin Nora. The Holocaust, the Destruction of European Jewry 1933–1945. New York, 1968.

Lewis Laurence. Echoes of Resistance, British Involvement with the Italian Partisans. Tunbridge Wells, Kent, 1985.

Liddell Hart B. H. (editor). The Rommel Papers. London, 1953.

Lifton Robert Jay. The Nazi Doctors, Medical Killing and the Psychology of Genocide. New York, 1986.

Lindsay Martin, and Johnston M. E. History of 7^th Armoured Division, June 1943 – July 1945. Germany, September 1945.

Littlejohn David. Foreign Legions of the Third Reich. Volume 2. Belgium, Great Britain, Holland, Italy and Spain, San Jose, California, 1981.

Littman Sol. War Criminal on Trial, The Rauca Case. Toronto 1983.

Lockwood Douglas. Australia’s Pearl Harbor, Darwin 1942. Melbourne, 1966.

Longhurst Henry. Adventure in Oil, the Story of British Petroleum. London, 1959.

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