Read Myths and Legends of the Second World War Online
Authors: James Hayward
 76 â⦠Brand Whitlock' Terraine (1980), p. 28
 76 â⦠boiling oil' Macdonald (1987), p. 208
 76 â⦠exploding cigars' Read (1941), p. 62
 76 â⦠30 officers' Terraine (1980), p. 26
 76 â⦠soldiers' eyeballs' Haste (1977), p. 85
 77 âAt Vise â¦' Read (1941), p. 91
 77 âSome of the â¦' Read (1941), p. 91
 77 â⦠Dinant' Tuchman (1962), pp. 308â9
 78 â⦠Louvain' Tuchman (1962), pp. 311â16
 78 â⦠an American diplomat' Terraine (1980), p. 29
 78 â⦠deathless epithet' Read (1941), p. 58
 78 âAn hour before â¦' quoted by Terraine (1980), p. 29
 79 â⦠5000 civilians' Read (1941), p. 103
 79 â⦠as at Nimy' MacDonald (1987), p. 136
 79 âThe distribution â¦' MacDonald (1987), p. 209
 82 âIn France â¦' Knightley (1982), p. 67
 82 âOn August 25th â¦' Gilbert (1994), p. 42
 82 âShe had literally â¦' Gilbert (1994), p. 42
 83 â⦠destroy Christianity' Haste (1977), p. 83
 83 âYou will hear â¦' Haste (1977), p. 85
 83 âUp the main â¦' Corbett-Smith (1916)
 84 â⦠euthenasia'
Isle of Thanet Gazette
, 26 January 1945
 84 â⦠Grace Hume' Haste (1977), p. 84; Read (1941), pp. 37â8
 85 â⦠although The Times'
The Times
, 30 September 1914
 85 âIn addition to â¦' Collins (1998), p. 185
 85 âIn the Hands â¦' Collins (1998), p. 186
 85 â⦠War, Red War' Collins (1998), p. 187
 85 âArmageddon â¦' Collins (1998), p. 186
 86 âA Belgian writer â¦' Read (1941), p. 35
 86 âThe Germans in â¦' Clark (1985), p. 22
 86 â⦠five American' Read (1941), p. 29
 86 âI was in â¦' Read (1941), p. 30
 87 âLord Northcliffe â¦' Haste (1977), p. 87
 87 âThe few photographs â¦' Ponsonby (1928), pp. 135â9
 87 â⦠Grunewald' Haste (1977), p. 88
 87 âIn France â¦' Read (1941), p. 14
 87 â⦠Lord Bryce' Peterson (1939), p. 58; Messinger (1992), pp. 71â84
 88 âEven before â¦' Messinger (1992), p. 77
 89 âAs I looked â¦' Peterson (1939), p. 55
 89 âWe saw â¦' Peterson (1939), p. 56
 90 âImmediately after â¦' Peterson (1939), p. 55
 91 âEven in papers â¦' Peterson (1939), p. 58
 91 âYour report â¦' Wilson (1986), p. 183
 91 âA set of â¦'
see
Bland (1915)
 92 â⦠H.C. Peterson' Peterson (1939), p. 58
 92 âThe public has â¦' Morgan (1916), pp. 61â3
 92 âAs regards â¦' Morgan (1916), pp. 58â9
 93 â⦠White Book' Haste (1977), p. 95
 94 â⦠Telconia' Haste (1977), p. 39
 94 â⦠Matthias Erzberger' Erzberger (1920)
 94 â⦠U27' Gray (1994), p. 238; Halpern (1994)
 94 â⦠treated as felons' Simpson (1972), p. 40
 94 â⦠Zeppelin L19'
Guardian
, 4 April 2001
 95 â⦠Edith Cavell' Buitenhuis (1987), p. 29; Haste (1977), pp. 89â90
 95 â⦠Marguerite Schmidt' Haste (1977), p. 90; Knightley (1982), p. 66
 95 âThe cold-blooded â¦' Haste (1977), p. 90
 95 â⦠Austrian trench club' Haythornthwaite (1992), p. 374
 96 âOne Belgian â¦' Mead (2000), p. 19
 96 â⦠league of scientific' Haythornthwaite (1992), p. 374
 96 âas at Sabac' Gilbert (1994), p. 41
 96 â⦠no shortage'
see
Reiss (1916)
 96 â⦠the Holocaust' Fussell (1975), p. 316
 97 âFinding now â¦' Ponsonby (1928), p. 26
 97 âIn 2001 â¦'
Guardian
, 11 May 2001
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 98 â⦠extinction-level' McDonagh (1935), p. 16;
Daily News
, 15 August 1914
 98 â⦠Michael McDonagh' McDonagh (1935), p. 16
 98 âAlso current â¦' Playne (1931), pp. 255â6
 98 âThe public â¦'
The Times
, 15 August 1914
 99 âAugust 31st â¦' Clark (1985), p. 11
 99 â⦠paid rent' Fussell (1975), p. 121
 99 âNovember 9th â¦' Clark (1985), p. 30
100 âA stranger â¦' Blunden (1928), p. 115
100 âI remember â¦' Coppard (1980), p. 69
101 â⦠station master' Grant (1918), p. 141
101 â⦠Belgian women' Grant (1918), p. 47
101 âIt was during â¦' Grant (1918), pp. 269â74
101 âDuring four long â¦' Sitwell (1949), pp. 8â9
102 âAt Fresnes â¦' Beaman (1920), pp. 187â8
105 âAny information â¦' Hansard, 12 May 1915
105 âJames Caldwell â¦' Clark (1985), pp. 61â2
106 âThe Los Angeles â¦' Trumbo (1939), p. 23
106 âOn the 14th â¦' Gilbert (1994), p. 162
106 âAnother private â¦' Gilbert (1994), p. 162
106 â⦠Maple Copse' Fussell (1975), p. 117
107 âThe Canadians fought â¦'
Plymouth Evening Herald
, 15 May 1915
108 âShowing that â¦' Hansard, 19 May 1915
108 âHe ⦠told me â¦' Scott (1922)
109 âThe story ⦠began â¦' Charteris (1932), p. 75
109 â⦠Vera Brittain' Brittain (1933), p. 374
109 âAnother poet â¦' Tippett (1984), p. 82
109 âIn 1915 Ian â¦' Hay (1915), p. 199
109 âHe told me â¦' Clark (1985), p. 91
110 â⦠Prussian Cur' Tippett (1984), p. 82
110 âA later American â¦' Ponsonby (1928), pp. 184â5
110 â⦠immediately protested' Tippett (1984), p. 83
110 âBy April â¦' Tippett (1984), p. 84. The full statements are on record at the National Archives of Canada.
112 â⦠Harold Peat' Peat (1918), pp. 149â50
112 âErnest Chambers â¦' Tippett (1984), p. 82
112 â⦠Major G.C. Carvell' Tippett (1984), p. 86
113 âIn June 1920 â¦' Tippett (1984), p. 87
113 â⦠until 1988'
see
Ward (2001)
113Â âby Overton'
Sunday Express
, 15 April 2001
114 â⦠problems remain' Ward (2001)
114 âQuite a pleasant â¦' Asquith (1968), p. 44
115 âWe have known â¦'
The Times
, 17 April 1917
117 âOther correspondents â¦'
The Times
, 26 April 1917
117 âThe Lancet â¦'
The Times
, 20 April 1917
117 âElsewhere both â¦' Ponsonby (1928), p. 103
118 âThe letter told â¦' Sanders and Taylor (1982), p. 146
118 âThe Germans protested â¦'
The Times
, 23 April 1917
119 âDillon: Has â¦' Hansard, 30 April 1917
119 â⦠while the Daily Mail' Turner (1980), pp. 186â7
119 â⦠Rudyard Kipling' Turner (1980), p. 186
119 âThe usually â¦' Turner (1980), p. 187
120 âNo reasonable â¦'
The Times
, 17 May 1917
121 âIts director â¦' Sanders and Taylor (1982), p. 147
121 âAt the Foreign â¦' Sanders and Taylor (1982), p. 147
121 âWhile it should â¦' PRO file, FO 395/147
121 âThe relevant Foreign â¦' PRO file, FO 395/147
121 âIn his authoritative â¦' Fussell (1975), p. 116
122 âWorldwide â¦' These Eventful Years, p. 381
122 âIn the First â¦' Montagu (1970), pp. 31â2
123 âOne day there â¦'
New York Times
, 20 October 1925
124 âThe New York â¦'
New York Times
, 20 October 1925
125 âOn arrival in â¦'
The Times
, 4 November 1925
126 â⦠Phillip Knightley' Knightley (82), p. 90
126 âThis paper makes â¦' Ponsonby (1928), pp. 112â13
127 âKenworthy: Does the â¦' Hansard, 24 November 1925
127 âSir Austen â¦' Hansard, 2 December 1925
128 âOf all this â¦' Montague (1922), pp. 92â4
129 â⦠Auschwitz' Hayward (2003), p. xii
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130 âAlan Clark â¦' Terraine (1980), p. 170
131 â⦠war poets' Sheffield (2001), p. 15
131 âIt is not too â¦' Lloyd George (1936), pp. 2038â9; p. 2040
133 âBy no means â¦' Neillands (1999), pp. 244â5
133 âIndeed on the right â¦' Neillands (1999), p. 249, 261
133 âThe total weight â¦' Edmonds (n.d.), pp. 313â14
135 â⦠no fewer than 78' Neillands (1999), pp. 19â20
135 âThe oft-told story â¦' Neillands (1999), p. 223
135 âIt is a simple â¦' Griffith (1998), pp. 7â8
137 âBy the same token â¦' Brooks (1998), p. 19
139 â⦠just six heavy' Griffith (1998), p. 24
139 â⦠yellow fumes' Griffith (1998), p. 25
139 âFar too many â¦' Neillands (1999), p. 238
139 âEven after â¦' Griffith (1998), p. 12
139 âOn ordinary ground â¦' Griffith (1998), p. 11
140 âThe science of â¦' Griffith (1998), p. 13
141 âIn due course Elles â¦' Terraine (1980), pp. 179â80
141 âThis message was â¦' Neillands (1997), p. 285
142 âI imagined the â¦' Swinton (1932), p. 284
142 âAmong these short-lived â¦' Swinton (1932), p. 291
142 âSeveral no less â¦' Swinton (1932), p. 242
142 âWriting to his wife â¦' Terraine (1980), p. 148
142 âJean de Pierrefeu â¦' Swinton (1932), p. 11
142 â⦠ADH von Zwehl â¦' Swinton (1932), p. 11
143 âThe nervous strain â¦'
The Times
, 16 September 1976
145 âThe Mark V â¦' Terraine (1980), p. 149
147 âThere is one â¦' Swinton (1932), p. 248
148 â⦠factory at Enfield' Terraine (1980), p. 139
148 âBaker-Carr â¦' Terraine (1980), pp. 134â5
148 âFar from being â¦' Terraine (1980), p. 137
148 âAccording to the â¦' Lloyd George (1936), p. 357
149 â⦠38.98 per cent' Terraine (1980), p. 132
149 â⦠77mm' Sheffield (2001), p. 92
149 âIn our brigade â¦' Laffin (1988), p. 192
149 âThe result was that â¦' Neillands (1999), pp. 447â52
150 âI listened last night â¦' Knightley (1982), p. 93
150 âCensorship was imposed â¦' Knightley (1982), pp. 69â79
150 â⦠Eye-wash' Knightley (1982), p. 70
150 âBy early 1915 â¦' Knightley (1982), p. 78
151 â⦠1st Army HQ' Farrar (1998), p. 70
151 âWhen in 1917 â¦' Neillands (1999), p. 456
151 â⦠Arthur Ponsonby' Ponsonby (1928), p. 134
151 âThe very â¦' Laffin (1988), p. 74
151 âAnd so â¦' Farrar (1998), p. 106
152 âThe average war â¦' Montague (1922), pp. 97â8
153 âThe shortages â¦' Farrar (1998), p. xiii
153 âMarshal Foch â¦' Brooks (1998)
153 âAn equivalent â¦' Brooks (1998)
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154 âOne such â¦' Turner (1980), p. 241
154 â⦠in Islington' Haste (1977), p. 129
155 âIn the Commons â¦' Turner (1980), p. 241
155 âIt Is For England â¦' Turner (1980), p. 241
155 âThe news editor â¦' McDonagh (1935), pp. 151â2
156 Alice Wheeldon trial: Rowbotham (1986); McDonagh (1935), pp. 180â1;
The Times
, 7â12 March 1915; Turner (1980), pp. 244â5
162 Pemberton Billing trial: Hoare (1997); Kettle (1977); Turner (1980)
164 âYou deny â¦' White (1917), pp. 114â15; pp. 117â18
177 âOne can't imagine â¦' Asquith (1968), pp. 445â8
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180 âFor several weeks â¦' Hayward (2001), pp. 37â84
181 âTellingly â¦' Hayward (2001), p. 106
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