Ялта. Ціна миру. Сергей Плохий

and Hopkins, 812; С. В. Юрченко, Ялтинская конференция 1945 года: хроника создания нового мира (Симферополь, 2005), 28–32.

      33

      FRUS: Yalta, 6–10; Sherwood, Roosevelt and Hopkins, 844–45; Freidel, Franklin D. Roosevelt, 562–64.

      34

      FRUS: Yalta, 18–20; Sherwood, Roosevelt and Hopkins, 845; Meacham, Franklin and Winston, 253.

      35

      Library of Congress; For the President from Harriman, December 6, 1944; From the President for Ambassador Harriman, no. 137, December 19, 1944, Map Room, Presidential Trips, Crimea Conference, box 21, Argonaut 1, section 1, Frankin D. Roosevelt Library; paraphrase of cable from Moscow dated December 21, 1944, Averell Harriman Papers.

      36

      Harriman’s report on a conversation with Molotov, December 27, 1944, special files, World War II, December 20–27, 1944, Averell Harriman Papers.

      37

      FRUS: Yalta, 21–40; Churchill, Triumph and Tragedy, 338, 342.

      38

      Eden, The Reckoning, 509; Yalta Conference: Notes, 10–11, Boettiger, Yalta Diary, 10–11; The President’s Trip to Crimea Conference, Travel Log; Ernle Bradford, Siege: Malta 1940–43 (New York, 1986).

      39

      Bohlen, Witness to History, 172. Eden, The Reckoning, 512.

      40

      FRUS: Yalta, 28–36.

      41

      Meacham, Franklin and Winston, 114–15; Bohlen, Witness to History, 172.

      42

      D’Este, Warlord, 319; David Carlton, Churchill and the Soviet Union (Manchester, UK, 2000), 4–134.

      43

      Anthony P. Adamthwaite, “British Diplomacy before the Conference in Crimea,” in Yalta: un mito che resiste, 43–53.

      44

      Eden, The Reckoning, 513.

      45

      Там же, 507; Cadogan, Diaries, 700; Moran, Churchill at War, 265; Sarah Churchill, Keep on Dancing, 73; Stettinius, Roosevelt and the Russians, 67–68.

      46

      Wilson D. Miscamble, From Roosevelt to Truman: Potsdam, Hiroshima, and the Cold War (Cambridge, 2007), 61, 94–97.

      47

      Eden, The Reckoning, 510.

      48

      Cadogan, Diaries, 701; Stettinius, Roosevelt and the Russians, 63.

      49

      Eric Larrabee, Commander in Chief: Franklin Delano Roosevelt, His Lieutenants and Their War (New York, 2004), 490; Ed Cray, General of the Army: George C. Marshall, Soldier and Statesman (New York, 1990), 501–4; Leonard Mosley, Marshall: Hero for Our Times (New York, 1982), 308–9.

      50

      Churchill, Triumph and Tragedy, 343–44; Sherwood, Roosevelt and Hopkins, 810–11; Leahy, I Was There, 295; FRUS: Yalta, 540–46.

      51

      Boettiger, Yalta Diary, 11–12.

      52

      Stettinius, Roosevelt and the Russians, 70–72, 74; Eden, The Reckoning, 512.

      53

      The President’s Trip to Crimea Conference, Travel Log; Boettiger, Yalta Diary, 13; Юрченко, Ялтинская конференция, 164–65; Al Eberhardt, “My Most Secret Mission. The Untold Story of Yalta,” Air Power History 49 (Summer 2002): 40–51.

      54

      FRUS: Yalta, 39–40; Churchill, Triumph and Tragedy, 342; Michael F. Reilly as told to William J. Slocum, Reilly of the White Mouse, (New York, 1947), 210–11.

      55

      Юрченко, Ялтинская конференция, 164–65; Boettiger, Yalta Diary, 13;

      56

      Lord Moran, Churchill at War, 267; Yalta Conference: Notes, 13, Anna Roosevelt Halsted Papers; Arkadii N. Shevchenko, Breaking with Moscow (New York, 1985), 58–59.

      57

      Юрченко, Ялтинская конференция, 169–71; Bohlen, Witness to History, 173; Boettiger, Yalta Diary, 15; Reilly, Reilly of the White House, 212.

      58

      Boettiger, Yalta Diary, 14; Kathleen Harriman to Miss Marshall, Yalta, February 1, 1945, special files, World War II, February 1–5, 1945, Averell Harriman Papers; Reilly, Reilly of the White House, 212; FRUS: Yalta, 571.

      59

      Boettiger, Yalta Diary, 16; Moran, Churchill at War, 267; Churchill, Triumph and Tragedy, 345; Sarah Churchill, Keep on Dancing, 74.

      60

      Boettiger, Yalta Diary, 14; Sarah Churchill, Keep on Dancing, 74; Bohlen, Witness to History, 173; Moran, Churchill at War, 268.

      61

      The President’s Trip to Crimea Conference, Travel Log; Boettiger, Yalta Diary, 16; Reilly, Reilly of the White House, 212.

      62

      Trevor Royle, Crimea: The Great Crimean War, 1854–1856 (New York, 2000).

      63

      Н. Калинин и М. Земляниченко, Романовы и Крым (Симферополь, 2002), 39–63; Mark Twain,The Innocents Abroad (Hartford, 1869), 390–95.

      64

      “Notes on the Crimea,” Secret Service Records, box 21, 6.I. Trips of the President, Yalta 1945, Franklin D. Roosevelt Library; Н. Николаев, A. Кадиевич, и M. Земляниченко, Архитектор высочайшего двора (Симферополь, 2003), 107–39.

      65

      Joseph E. Davies, Mission to Moscow (New York, 1943), 288–90.

      66

      “The Crimean Campaign,” Memoirs of Jaroslaw Balan Sr., 56, Private archive of Jars Balan, Edmonton, Canada; Charles Messenger, The Last Prussian: A Biography