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The Struggle for Power
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Source Notes and Index
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HURCHILL
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is a series of volumes on the life of the British statesman.
Vol. i Ï
The Struggle for Power
(ISBN
) Ï was originally published
by Veritas (Western Australia) in
, by Hutchinson (London) in
,
by Avon Books (New York) in
, and by Herbig Verlag (Munich) in
.
Vol. ii Ï
Triumph in Adversity
(ISBN
) Ï was published by
Focal Point Publications (London) in
. A third volume is in preparation.
CHURCHILL
Ô
S WAR
Notes and Sources
: Faithless but Fortunate
WSC to Clementine, Nov
and
,
(
ibid
.,
ff).
Gilbert, vol. v,
.
WSC to Clementine, Sep
,
(Gilbert, vol. v,
).
WSC to Clementine, Sep
,
(Gilbert, vol. v,
).
Maurice Ashley,
Churchill as Historian
(London,
),
.
Mackenzie King diary, Aug
and
Aug
,
.
Chamberlain to Irwin; see note
.
John Davidson, diary, Mar
,
,
recording luncheon with Sir William
Berry, later Lord Camrose (Gilbert,
vol. v,
).
Interview of Kay Halle (see note
).
She was at Chartwell that evening;
FDRÔs son was present.
Harold Nicolson, MS:
Portrait of WSC
,
(Columbia University, New York:
Longwell papers).
Cecil King diary, Feb
,
(Boston
Univ.).
General Sir Hastings Ismay; in Nicolson
diary, Aug
,
.
Letter from Nigel Nicolson, Mar
,
.
William Lyon Mackenzie King diary,
Aug
,
(Public Archives of Can-
ada, Ottawa).
N Chamberlain (Min of Health) to Ld
Irwin, Aug
,
(Gilbert,
Winston
Churchill,
vol. v,
f).
WSC to Ld Hugh Cecil, unsent, Oct
,
: in R Churchill,
Winston Chur-
chill
(London
), vol. ii,
f.
Roskill,
Churchill and the Admirals
(Lon-
don,
),
.
Roskill remarks (
ibid.
,
) that Gilbert
Óglosses overÔ WSCÔs role in this
(
Churchill
, vol. iii,
ff).
Mackenzie King diary, Aug
,
.
From WSC, ÓMy Life.Ô First published
in
Chicago Tribune,
Feb
,
; original
MS at Oregon Univ., Eugene, Oregon.
Interview of Kay Halle, Washington,
May
.
Hankey cited in Liddell-Hart notes,
May
,
(KingÔs College, London:
Liddell-Hart papers).
WSC to Baldwin, Dec
,
(Gilbert, vol. v,
ff; letter, Ld Beatty
to his wife, Jan
,
).
Naval staff memo, Mar
,
(Gilbert, vol. v,
).
Cf
. Gilbert, vol. v,
ff.
Ibid.
Memo on AngloÏAmerican relations,
Nov
,
(Gilbert, vol. v,
).
The Chartwell quotes are from the di-
ary of Henry Scrymgeour-Wedderburn,
later an MP, Sep
,
(
ibid.
,
).
: Keeping It under His Hat
Douglas had first published his infamous
attack, ÓThe Murder of Lord Kitchener
and the Truth about the Battle of Jut-
land and the Jews,Ô in his obscure
weekly
Plain English,
Jan
. The at-
torney general had at the time advised
WSC to ignore it. WSC had of course
left the admiralty in
, one year
before Jutland.
Halifax, cited in Dalton diary, Dec
,
.
Prince Otto von Bismarck,
Aufzeichnung,
London den
.
Oktober
(German
FO papers:
microfilm
, roll
,
ff).
WSC to Beaverbrook, Sep
,
(Beaverbrook papers, C.
).
WSC to Randolph,
Jan.
(Gil-
bert, vol. v,
).
WSC to Baruch, Nov
,
(Baruch
papers).
Washington
Star,
Jan
,
; and see
John Wheeler,
IÔve Got
News for You
(E P Dutton, New York
),
. He
DAVID IRVING
also sold it to the
Daily Mail
.
Clementine to Randolph, Jan
,
(Gilbert, vol. v,
).
C Murphy MS, Mar
(FDR Libr.,
Winant papers, box
, ÓChurchillÔ).
Speech in New York,
January,
(Gilbert, vol. v,
).
WSC, ÓZionism versus Bolshevism: A
Struggle for the Soul of the Jewish Peo-
ple,Ô in
Illustrated Sunday Herald,
Lon-
don, Feb
,
.
WSC speech, Jan
,
(Public
Records Officer [hereafter: PRO] file
.
/
).
WSC to Clementine, Jan
,
(Gilbert, vol. v,
).
Cited in
Current Biography,
ff.
WSCÔs original typescript in Univ. of
Oregon, with his MS corrections.
WSC article, Mar
,
(Gilbert,
vol. v,
f).
See WSCÔs speech to the House on
Nov
,
(
House of Commons De-
bates
).
WSC to Clementine, Nov
,
(Gilbert, vol. v,
).
Colville diary, Nov
,
.
L Amery diary, Nov
,
(Gilbert,
vol. v,
).
WSC to Spears, Mar
,
(Chur-
chill College, Cambridge: Spears pa-
pers,
/
).
Gilbert, vol. vi,
.
Letter, Aubrey Neil Morgan MP to
author, Dec
,
.
WSC to the Prof, Feb
,
(Cherwell papers).
WSC speech to the US Congress, Dec
,
.
WSC to Camrose, Aug
; and to
Clementine, Aug
,
(Gilbert, vol.
v,
).
C Murphy, memo on dinner party of
Mar
,
(Eisenhower Library, C
D Jackson papers, box
, ÓChurchillÔ).
C Scribner to WSC, Mar
,
(Gilbert, vol. v,
). They sold
,
copies of the final volume of
Crisis.
Letter, Thornton Butterworth to
WSC, Nov
,
(Gilbert, vol. v,
).
Jack Churchill to WSC, Sep
,
(Gilbert, vol. v,
).
Correspondence between Curtis
Brown and
Chicago Tribune,
Sep
,
to Feb
,
(Univ. of Ore-
gon, Eugene). And see Dr J Richard
Heinzkill and Martin Schmitt, ÓSir
WinstonÔs Potboilers,Ô in
Imprint: Ore-
gon,
Fall
,
ff, and note in
The Pa-
pers of the Bibliographic Society of America
,
vol.
(
),
.
Curtis Brown to
Chicago Tribune,
Feb
,
.
: Wuthering Depths
Interview of Kay Halle, May
.
Beaverbrook to Sir Robert Borden, Jan
,
.
Beaverbrook to Arthur Brisbane, Oct
,
.
Beaverbrook to Sir Robert Borden, Jan
and Mar
,
.
Beaverbrook to Theodor Fink, Nov
,
.
T E B Clarke,
This is Where I Came In
(London,
),
.
Christopher Hassall,
A Biography of Ed-
ward Marsh
(New York,
),
f.
The Times,
reviewing
The World Crisis
,
vol. ii, on Oct
,
.
Prof A J P Taylor in
The Observer,
May
,
;
cf
. R Rhodes James,
op. cit
.
Letters, WSC to E Marsh, Aug
,
; June
,
; Aug
,
(Berg Library, New York).
Gilbert, vol. v,
; M. Ashley,
Churchill as Historian
(London,
).
Gilbert, vol. v,
.
: Wild Man in the Wilderness
C D Jackson, memo: Churchill speaking
during cruise with Henry Luce (Eisen-
hower Library, Jackson papers, Apr
Ï
,
, box
, ÓChurchillÔ).
Lord Birkenhead,
The Prof in Two Worlds
(London,
),
f.
Hoare to Willingdon, Apr
,
CHURCHILL
Ô
S WAR
(Templewood papers).
WSC to Lord Burnham, Apr
,
(Gilbert, vol. v,
).
Hoare to Willingdon, Apr
,
(Templewood papers).
WSC to Cyril Asquith, Aug
,
(Gilbert, vol. v,
).
Gilbert, vol. v,
: WSC speech, Feb
,
.
Cabinet meeting, Mar
,
.
WSC speech at Devonshire Club, Nov
,
(Gilbert, vol. v,
).
ÓHis thirst for talking military strategy
is unquenchable.Ô (Colville diary, Sep
,
.)
Hore-Belisha to Liddell-Hart (diary,
Mar
,
).
Cecil King diary, May
,
,
quoting W J Brown, sec. of Civil Serv-
ice Clerical Association.
Tel., Masaryk to Prague, London, Mar
,
(Berber,
op. cit.
, No.
).
HitlerÔs first reply to Lord Rothermere
was on Dec
,
. See the photo-
copies retained by RothermereÔs go-
between, Princess Stephanie von Ho-
henlohe, in her papers, and the two
original Ribbentrop files in the Louis P.
Lochner collection, Hoover Library.
WSC to Clementine, Aug
,
(Gilbert, vol. v,
).
Alexander Korda told Ladislas Farago
(a reporter for
News Review
)
over lunch
at the Korda home in Swiss Cottage.
(Interview of Farago, Jun
; letter
Michael Korda to author Jun
.)
Letter, Bracken to Baruch, May
,
(Baruch papers).
See for instance von PuttkamerÔs tele-
gram to Raeder from the Berghof, May
,
(in German naval file
/
-
): ÓThe Fhrer must now assume
that Britain and France will rank
amongst our enemies.Ô
Liddell Hart related this to E Wingfield
Stratford, letter, Apr
,
(Kings
College: Liddell Hart papers).
D Longwell memo, Oct
,
(Longwell papers, box
).
Arthur Krock MS, May
,
(Princeton Univ.: Krock papers),
WSC to Clementine, Feb
, Mar
and
Apr
,
(Gilbert, vol. v,
).
Morton to Thompson, Aug
,
(in
R W Thompson,
Churchill and Morton
[London,
],
).
WSC to Hankey, Jan
,
(Gilbert,
vol. v,
).
In Dec
WSC would appoint Mr
Justice Singleton to review the secret
information. Air Intelligence at that
time estimated the enemy front line at
,
planes, while MEW put it at
,
. (WSC to Sinclair, Dec
,
,
Cherwell papers.)
WSC to Cherwell, May
,
(
ibid.
).
WSC to Spaatz and reply, Jul
,
(Library of Congress: Spaatz papers).
Spaatz supplied figures from British
ADI(K) report
/
on captured
GAF Equipment Branch files suggesting
that in Sep
Germany had a first
line strength of
,
mobilised planes,
and
,
in Sep
.
Hinsley, vol. i,
. This, says Prof
Hinsley, remained the best source on
the subject Ówhen other sources were
providing conflicting and only tentative
assessments.Ô
Erhard Milch diary, Aug
,
(authorÔs microfilm
-
).
Milch diary, Feb
.
Bruce Lockhart diary, Sep
,
.
WSC to Clementine, Apr
,
.
Londonderry never deviated from his
view that WSC had grossly exaggerated
the German airforce and attributed
BritainÔs troubles to the attitude which
developed after Simon returned from
Berlin. ÓOur first line strength at that
date was
machines, and as I calcu-
lated at the time and verified from sub-
sequent information which I received,
the first line strength of the German Air
: Sixty
From WSC, ÓMy Life,Ô MS first pub-
lished in
Chicago Tribune,
Feb
,
(original MS at Univ. of Oregon).
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