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. General Sikorski Historical Institute. Vol. I: 1939–43, vol. II: 1943–5. (London: Heinemann 1961 and 1967).

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Feis, H.,
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(Princeton: Princeton U.P. 1957).

Fischer, G.,
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Foote, A.,
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(London: Museum Press 1956). Foote worked as an operator for Soviet intelligence.

Gallagher, Matthew P.,
The Soviet History of World War II. Myths, Memories and Realities
(New York/London: Praeger 1963). An important, original and penetrating study of the politics of Soviet historiography of the war.

Garlinski, J.,
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Gouré, L.,
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(Stanford: Stanford U.P. 1962). This is a major work, excellently researched,

Green, W. and Swanborough, G.,
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Hagen, L.,
The Secret War for Europe, a Dossier of Espionage
(London: Macdonald 1968).

Harriman, A.W., and Abel, E.,
Special Envoy to Churchill and Stalin 1941–1946
(London: Hutchinson 1976).

Higgins, T.,
Hitler and Russia. The Third Reich in a Two-Front War (1937–1943)
(New York: Collier-Macmillan 1966).

Admiral Horthy’s Papers
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Howell, E.M.,
The Soviet Partisan Movement 1941–1944
(US Department of Army, Pamphlet No. 20–244, August 1956).

Irving, D.,
Hitler’s War
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Jacobsen, H.A. and Rohwer, J. (eds.),
Decisive Battles of World War II; the German View
(London: Deutsch 1965).

Jukes, G.,
Kursk: the Clash of Armour
(London: Macdonald and Janes 1969).

Kuby, E.,
The Russians and Berlin, 1945
(trans. A.J. Pomerans) (London: Heinemann 1968).

Leach, B.A.,
German Strategy against Russia 1939–1941
(Oxford: Clarendon Press 1973).

Lukas, R.C.,
Eagles East. The Army Air Forces and the Soviet Union: 1941–1945
(Tallahassee: Florida State U.P. 1970).

Malaparte, C.,
The Volga Rises in Europe
(trans. from Italian), (London: Alvin Redman 1957).

Manstein, E. von,
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(orig.,
Verlorene Siege)
(Chicago: Regnery 1958).

Meister, J.,
Soviet Warships of the Second World War
(London: Macdonald and Janes 1977).

Milson, J.,
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(London: Arms & Armour Press 1970).

Moran, Lord,
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(London: Constable 1966).

Nazi-Soviet Relations 1939–1941
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Perrault, G.,
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(orig.,
L’Orchestre Rouge)
(London: Arthur Barker 1968).

Rozek, E.J.,
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(New York: John Wiley 1958).

Ryan, C.,
The Last Battle
(London: Collins 1966).

Sajer, G.,
The Forgotten Soldier
(trans. from French; orig.,
Le Soldat Oublié
(London: 1971).

Salisbury, H.E.,
The Siege of Leningrad
(London: Secker & Warburg 1969).

Schröter, H.,
Stalingrad
(trans. Constantine Fitzgibbon) (London: Michael Joseph 1958).

Schofield, B.B.,
The Russian Convoys
(London: Batsford 1964).

Seaton, A.,
The Russo-German War 1941–1945
(London: Arthur Barker 1971).

Seaton, A.,
Stalin as Warlord
(London: Batsford 1976).

Sella, A., ‘“Barbarossa”: Surprise Attack and Communication’,
Journal of Contemporary History
, 13 (1978), pp. 555–83.

Seton-Watson, H.,
The East European Revolution
(London: Methuen 1950). See pt 2, ‘War’.

Sherwood, R.E.,
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(New York: Grosset & Dunlop 1950).

Steenberg, S.,
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(New York: Knopf 1970).

Strik-Strikfeldt, W.,
Against Stalin and Hitler, 1941–1945
(London: Macmillan 1970).

Tolstoy, N.,
Victims of Yalta
(London: Hodder & Stoughton 1977). A thorough and shattering account of the forced repatriation of Russians, including Vlasov men; much of the material is new and drawn from documents 1945–6.

Turney, A.,
Disaster at Moscow: Von Bock’s Campaigns, 1941–1942
(London: Cassell 1971).

Wagner, R. (ed.),
The Soviet Air Force in World War II
. The official history, originally published by the Ministry of Defense of the USSR, translated by Leland Fetzer.

Werth, A.,
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(London: Hamish Hamilton 1946). A major chronicle of Russia at war, utilizing much important Russian material.

Werth, A.,
Russia at War 1941–1945
(London: Barrie & Rockliff).

Whaley, B.,
Codeword BARBAROSSA
(Cambridge, Mass.: MIT Press 1973). An original and important study.

Who’s Who of Prominent Germans in the USSR
(Official handbook) (London(?): September 1944).

Woodward, Sir L.,
British Foreign Policy in the Second World War
(London: HMSO 1962, one-volume publication). Also vol. I (London: HMSO 1970); vol. II (London: HMSO 1971); and vol. III (London: HMSO 1971).

Zhukov, G.K., (ed. H.E. Salisbury),
Marshal Zhukov’s Greatest Battles
(London: Macdonald 1969).

Ziemke, E.,
Stalingrad to Berlin. The German Campaign in Russia, 1942–1945
(Washington DC: 1968).

Non-Soviet: German

Kriegstagebuch des Oberkommandos der Wehrmacht 1940–1945
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Haider, F.,
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Der deutsche Imperialismus und der zweite Weltkrieg
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Hauptreferate und Dokumente der Konferenz
(Berlin: Rutten & Loening 1959).

Adam, W.,
Der schwere Entschluss
(Berlin: Verlag der Nation 1965). Former 1st Adjutant, German Sixth Army, Stalingrad.

Bekker, C.,
Angriffshöne 4000
(Hamburg: G. Stalling Verlag 1964). English translation,
The Luftwaffe War Diaries
(London: 1966).

Doerr, H.,
Der Feldzug Nach Stalingrad. Versuch eines operativen Uberblickes
(Darmstadt: E.S. Mittler 1955).

Fabry, P.W.,
Der Hitler-Stalin Pakt
(Darmstadt: Fundus Verlag 1962).

Fischer, A.,
Sowjetische Deutschlandpolitik im Zweiten Weltkrieg 1941–1945
(Stuttgart: DVA 1975).

Förster, J.,
Stalingrad. Risse im Bündnis 1942–1943
(Freiburg i Br.: Verlag Rombach 1975).

Gosztony, P.,
Hitlers Fremde Heere. Das Schicksal der nichtdeutschen Armeen im Ostfeldzug
(Düsseldorf-Vienna: Econ. Verlag 1976).

Heidkämper, O.,
Vitebsk, Kampf und Untergang der 3. Panzerarmee
(Heidelberg: Vowinckel 1954).

Helmdach, E.,
Überfall? Der sowjetisch-deutsche Aufmarsch 1941
(Neckargemund: Vowinckel, 3rd edn 1976).

Hesse, E.,
Der sowjetrussische Partisanenkrieg 1941–1944
(Göttingen: Musterschmidt-Verlag 1969).

Hossbach, F.,
Infanterie im Ostfeldzug 1941–1942
(Osterode: Giebel/Oehlschlägel 1951).

Kehrig, M.,
Stalingrad. Analyse und Dokumentation einer Schlacht
(Stuttgart: DVA 1974). Virtually unrivalled source material/documentation plus eye-witness evidence establishes this massive volume as the most comprehensive and penetrating account of German operations at Stalingrad and as a definitive analysis of the complex offensive and defensive phases of the battle.

Kleist, P.,
Zwischen Hitler und Stalin 1939–1945
(Bonn: Athenaum-Verlag 1950). Important work, essential material on Vlasov movement; see
Dokumente Anhang
.

Klink, E.,
Das Gesetz des Handelns: die operation Zitadelle
(Stuttgart: Deut. Verlag 1966).

Mader, J.
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(Berlin: Deutscher Militärverlag 1966).

Middeldorf, E.,
Taktik im Russlandfeldzug. Erfahrungen und Folgerungen
(Darmstadt: E.S. Mittler 1956).

Philippi, A. and Heim, F.,
Der Feldzug gegen Sowjetrussland 1941 bis 1945. Ein operativer Überblick
(Stuttgart: Kohlhammer 1962).

Stenzel, E., ‘Die Entwicklung der sowjetischen Artillerie bis zum Ende des zweiten Weltkrieges’,
Militärgeschichte
, 1977 (4), pp. 475–90.

Trepper, L.,
Die Wahrheit. Ich war der Chef der Rote Kapelle
(Kindler: 1975). Personal account by chief of Rote Kapelle (‘Red Orchestra’).

Warlimont, W.,
Im Hauptquartier der deutschen Wehrmacht 1939–1945
(Frankfurt: Bernard & Graefe Verlag 1962).

Wilhelm, H-H.,
Die Prognosen der Abteilung Fremde Heere Ost 1942–1945
(Stuttgart: DVA 1974).