1214
948. Cowling, p. 122, 135; cf. B. Semmel, Imperialism and Social Reform, p. 256.
1215
949. H. Frankel & R. Manvell, Hermann Goering (Hannover, 1964), S. 171.
1216
950. Cowling, p. 166, 162.
1217
951. Cowling, p. 284–285; cf. Josef Henke, England in Hitlers politischem Kalkul (1973), p. 14; Martin Thomas, Britain, France and Appeasement (Oxford, 1956), pp. 91f; Robert Rhodes James (Editor), Chips: The Diaries of Sir Henry Channon (London, 1967), p. 198: 11. May 1939.
1218
952. English Review of September 1936, p. 204 in Griffiths, p. 233.
1219
952a. Enrique Moradiellos, La perfidia de Albion. El gobierno britanico у la guerra civil espafiola (Madrid, 1996), p. 201.
1220
953. Cowling, p. 275, 273.
1221
954. Cowling, p. 263, 281.
1222
955. Cowling, p. 160–162, 274–275.
1223
955a. On Wilson-Knight cf. James Anthony Froude, cited by Hans Galinsky, 'Sendungsbewusstsein der politischen Fuhrungsschicht im heutigen Britentum': Anglia, Zeitschrift fur englische Philologie, Vol. LXIV (Halle, 1940), S. 319; F. Brie, Imperialistische Stromungen in der englischen Literatur (Halle, 1928), S. 128.
1224
956. Cowling, p. 266, 125, 376.
1225
956a. Keith Middlemas, The Strategy of Appeasement. The British Government and Germany 1937–1939 (Chicago, 1972), p. 100: Parliamentary Debates, Fifth Series, Vol. 332 in House of Commons, February, 1938, Hansard (London, 1938), Col. 227.
1226
957. Cowling, p. 126, 269–270; J. A. Cromb, Reflections on Destiny of Imperia Britain (London, 1900), p. 209.
1227
958. Cowling, p. 162, 169; T. Kushner & K. Lunn, Traditions of Intolerance… Fascist and racist discourse in Britain (Manchester, 1989), p. 183; Domville Diaries of 12. November, 1939; cf. Gaines Post, Dilemmas of Appessement (Ithaca, USA, 1993), p. 60 and Douglas Little, Malevolent Neutrality (Ithaca, USA, 1985), p. 43.
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959. Transatlantisches Ferngesprach mit Professor Dr. Hans-Adolf Jacobson vom 8. Mai 1996; Jan Colvin, The Chamberlain Cabinet. How the meetings … led to the Second World War (London, 1971), p. 266, 260; L. Amery, My