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Bibliography
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here, you can view two sections. The first is the listing of primary sources which I used
during this dissertation, including documents from the PRO and the
Churchill Archive Centre. The second contains all the secondary
sources which I consulted. You can also search Amazon.com for
the books listed on this page, or any other book.
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Works.
Primary Sources
Contemporary Documents (Archives)
- Administrative arrangements, meetings and papers from symbol
(British), PRO, CAB 120/75
- Churchill, W.S.C., ‘Prime Minister’s Telegrams
From North Africa (Casablanca), Turkey, Cyprus (SYMBOL) Jan-Feb 1943’, Churchill
Archive Centre, CHAR 20/127/1
- Churchill, W.S.C., ‘War Cabinet Papers – PM’s
directives 1942’, Churchill Archive Centre, CHAR 23/10
- Churchill, W.S.C., ‘War Cabinet Papers – PM’s
directives 1943’, Churchill Archive Centre, CHAR 23/11
- Conference preparations (British), PRO, CAB 120/75
- Jacob, I., war diaries, Churchill Archive Centre, JACB 1/20
- Proposed agenda for SYMBOL (British), COS (34) 6 (0),
6.1.43, PRO, CAB 80/67.
- "SYMBOL" – Record of a Conference Held at
Casablanca in January 1943 (War Cabinet Official Record), PRO, CAB 99/24.
- TELESCOPE telegrams received at SYMBOL, PRO, CAB 120/79
- TUBE ALLOYS correspondence, PRO, PREM 3/139/8A
- ULTRA material received by Churchill from 1.1.43 to 25.1.43,
PRO, HW 1/1274-1330
Contemporary Documents (Published)
- Foreign Relations of the United States: Conferences
at Washington, 1941-1942, and Casablanca, 1943 (Washington, 1968)
- Kimball, W.F. (ed.), Roosevelt and Churchill: The
Complete Correspondence (3 volumes, Princeton, 1984)
- Macmillan, H., War Diaries – Politics and War
in the Mediterranean: January 1943 – May 1945 (London, 1984)
- Rhodes-James, R. (ed.), Winston S. Churchill: His
Complete Speeches 1897-1963, volumes 6 and 7 (London, 1974)
Works based on contemporary documents
- Bryant, A. (ed.), The Turning of the Tide,
1939-1943: a study based on the diaries and autobiographical notes of Field Marshall the
Viscount Alanbrooke, K.G., O.M. (London, 1986)
- Sherwood, R., Roosevelt and Hopkins: An Intimate
History (New York, 1948)
Post-war accounts and memoirs
- Churchill, W.S.C., The Second World War,
volumes 2 and 3 (London, 1949, 1950)
- Harriman, A., with Abel, E., Special Envoy to
Churchill and Stalin, 1941-1946 (London, 1976)
- Murphy, R., Diplomat Among Warriors
(London, 1964)
- Ismay, H.L.I., The Memoirs of General the Lord Ismay
(London, 1960)
- Roosevelt, Elliott, As He Saw It (New York,
1946)
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Secondary Sources
Books are listed alphabetically by author. Where I have
used a number of articles from a single volume, they are cited individually, and the
source volume is listed separately.
- Alldritt, K., The Greatest of
Friends – Franklin D. Roosevelt and Winston Churchill, 1941-1945 (London,
1985)
- Barker, E., Churchill and Eden at
War (London, 1978)
- Ben-Moshe, T., ‘Winston Churchill and the "Second
Front": A Reappraisal’, Journal of Modern History 62 (1990)
- Blake, R., and Louis, W.R. (eds.), Churchill
(Oxford, 1996)
- Campbell, ‘Franklin Roosevelt and
Unconditional Surrender’ in Langhorne (ed.), Intelligence
- Carver, M., ‘Churchill and the Defence Chiefs’ in
Blake and Louis (eds.), Churchill
- Charmley, J., Churchill’s Grand Alliance –
The Anglo-American Special Relationship 1940-1957 (London, 1995)
- Clemens, D.S., Yalta (London, 1970)
- Dallek, R., Franklin D. Roosevelt
and United States Foreign Policy 1932-45 (Oxford, 1974)
- Danchev, A., Very Special Relationship: Field
Marshall Sir John Dill and the Anglo-American Alliance 1941-44 (London, 1986)
- Dear, I.C.B. and Foot, M.R.D. (eds.), The Oxford
Companion to the Second World War (Oxford, 1995)
- Dockrill, M.L, and McKercher, B.J.C. (eds.), Diplomacy
and World Power: Studies in British Foreign Policy, 1890-1950 (Cambridge, 1996)
- Edmonds, R., ‘Churchill and
Stalin’ in Blake and Louis (eds.), Churchill
- Frankland, N., Bombing Offensive
Against Germany (London, 1965)
- Gilbert, M., Churchill, Volume VII:
Road to Victory 1941-1945 (London, 1989)
- Gilbert, M., Second World War (London,
1989)
- Gowing, M., Britain and Atomic Energy 1939-1945
(London, 1964)
- Hastings, M., Bomber Command
(London, 1979)
- Hinsley, F.H., British Intelligence in the Second
World War, Volume II (London, 1981)
- Hinsley, F.H., ‘Churchill and the Use of Special
Intelligence’ in Blake and Louis (eds.), Churchill
- Howard, M., Grand Strategy, Volume IV
(London, 1972)
- Hurstfield, J.G., America and the French Nation
1939-1945 (London, 1986)
- Keegan, J., The Battle at Sea
(London, 1988)
- Keegan, J., The Second World War (London,
1989)
- Keegan, J. (ed.), The Times Atlas of the
Second World War (London, 1989)
- Keegan, J., ‘Churchill’s Strategy’ in Blake
and Louis (eds.), Churchill
- Kersuady, F., Churchill and de Gaulle
(London, 1981)
- Kimball, W.F., The Juggler: FDR as Wartime Statesman
(Princeton, 1991)
- Kimball, W.F., The Most Unsordid Act: Lend Lease
1939-1941 (Baltimore, 1969)
- Kimball, W.F., ‘Wheel Within a Wheel: Churchill,
Roosevelt, and the Special Relationship’, in Blake and Louis (eds.), Churchill
- Langhorne (ed.), Diplomacy and
Intelligence During World War Two (Cambridge, 1985)
- Lawlor, S., ‘Britain and Russian entry into the
war’, in Langhorne (ed.), Diplomacy
- Louis, W.R., Imperialism at Bay 1941-1945: the
United States and the decolonisation of the British Empire (Oxford, 1977)
- Overy, R.J., The Air War 1939-1945
(London, 1980)
- Perlmutter, A., FDR and Stalin: A
Not So Grand Alliance, 1943-1945 (London, 1993)
- Pogue, F.C., George C. Marshall – Organiser of
Victory 1943-1945 (New York, 1973)
- Reynolds, D., The Creation of the
Anglo-American Alliance 1937-1941: a study in competitive co-operation (London,
1981)
- Reynolds, D., ‘Churchill the Appeaser?’ in
Dockrill (ed.) Diplomacy
- Reynolds, D., Kimball, W.F., and Chubarian, A. (eds.), Allies
at War: The Soviet, American and British Experience 1939-1945 (New York, 1994)
- Reynolds, D., ‘Roosevelt, Churchill and the Wartime
Anglo-American Alliance, 1939-1945: Towards a New Synthesis’ in Louis, W.R. and Bull,
H. (eds.), The ‘Special Relationship’ – Anglo-American Relations
Since 1945 (Oxford, 1986)
- Sainsbury, D., The Turning Point
– Roosevelt, Stalin, Churchill and Chiang-Kai-Shek, 1943: the Moscow, Cairo and
Teheran Conferences (Oxford, 1985)
- Sherwin, M.J., A World Destroyed: The Atomic Bomb
and the Grand Alliance (New York, 1975)
- Smith, K., Conflict Over Convoys: Anglo-US Logistics
Diplomacy in the Second World War (Cambridge, 1996)
- Steele, R.W., The First Offensive, 1942: Roosevelt,
Marshall and the Making of American Strategy (Bloomington, Indiana, 1973)
- Steele, R.W., ‘American Popular Opinion and the War
Against Germany – the issue of a negotiated peace’, Journal of American
History, volume 65
- Stoler, M.A., The Politics of the Second Front:
American military planning and diplomacy in coalition warfare 1941-1943 (London,
1977)
- Stoler, M.A., ‘The Pacific First Alternative in World
War II Strategy’ in International History Review, volume II (1980)
- Stoler, M.A., ‘World War II Diplomacy in Historical
Writing: Prelude to Cold War’ in Haines, G.K., and Walker, J.S. (eds.),
American
Foreign Relations, a historiographical review (Westport, Conn., 1981)
- Thorne, C., Allies of a Kind: The
United States, Britain and the War Against Japan, 1941-1945 (London, 1961)
- Warner, ‘From Ally to Enemy’ in
Dockrill (ed.), Diplomacy
- Weinberg, G.L., A World at Arms: a Global History of
World War Two (Cambridge, 1994)
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