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p. 302 ‘The Colonel…’, to Lady Redesdale, 25 November 1947, NMP

p. 302 ‘The whole population…’, to Diana Mosley, 1 December 1947, NMP

p. 303 ‘The train is jammed…’, Susan Mary Alsop, To Marietta from Paris, p. 119

p. 304 ‘All seems quiet…’, 30 November 1947, DCD

p. 304 ‘I told the Times man…’, to Diana Mosley, 1 December 1947, NMP

p. 306 ‘Under these circumstances…’, US Embassy translation of Political Orientation Instruction No. 1,26 December 1947, NARA 851.00/ 1-948

p. 306 ‘All Leclerc’s boys…’, to Diana Mosley, 5 December 1947, NMP

p. 307 ‘gala occasion…’, Alsop, To Marietta from Paris, p. 120

p. 307 ‘in spite of the fact…’, 2 December 1947, NMP

p. 307 ‘conspicuous exceptions’, 10 December 1947, DCD

p. 308 ‘heavy ivory grosgrain…’, Alsop, To Marietta from Paris, pp. 121–2

p. 308 ‘courageous and energetic…’, NARA 851.00/3-1247

p. 309 ‘the psychological and political…’, NARA 851.00/4-1048

27. THE GREAT BOOM OF SAINT-GERMAIN-DES-PRÉS

p. 310 ‘people would come in…’, quoted Saint-Germain-des-Prés, p. 58

p. 311 ‘From that moment…’, Paul Boubal, quoted in ‘Night and Day’ by Vincent Gille, ibid., p. 57

p. 313 ‘He was a great one for jokes…’, Juliette Gréco, conversation, 30 October, 1993

p. 314 ‘she pushed gossip…’, Simone de Beauvoir, La Force des choses, p. 158

p. 314 ‘full of inventive ideas…’, Juliette Gréco, conversation, 30 October 1993

p. 314 ‘C’était une période…’, ibid.

p. 316 ‘To be part of the very fabric…’, Marc Doelnitz, La Fête à Saint-Germain-des-Prés, p. 163

p. 316 ‘THIS IS HOW…’, ibid., p. 165

p. 316 ‘a violent form of exercise…’, Anne-Marie Cazalis, Les Mémoires d’une Anne, p. 83

p. 317 ‘These poverty-stricken…’, quoted Samedi-Soir, 15 January 1949

p. 318 ‘a drugstore…’, Janet Flanner, Paris Journal, p. 92

p. 318 ‘Astruc was the only one…’, Juliette Gréco, conversation, 30 October 1993

p. 318 ‘I don’t know how to sing…’, Juliette Gréco, Jujube, p. 139

28. THE CURIOUS TRIANGLE

p. 321 ‘Unable to be angry…’, 2 March 1948, NMP

p. 322 ‘they had to engage…’, quoted Georgette Elgey, La République des illusions, p. 380

p. 323 ‘the dissolution…’, NARA 851.00/4-1048

p. 323 ‘that we had the strength…’, Raymond Aron, Mémoires, p. 230

p. 323 ‘have given very careful thought…’, NARA 851.00/3-2448

p. 323 ‘as proof of…’, NARA 851.00/5-1248

p. 324 ‘the formation of a Reich…’, NA-PRO FO 371/72947/Z 4745

p. 325 ‘You’re following a very bad policy…’, quoted Hervé Alphand, L’Étonnement d’être, p. 210

p. 326 ‘Don’t ask why…’, General de Bénouville, conversation, 21 January 1993

p. 326 ‘some forty Communists…’, NARA 851.00/8-948

p. 327 ‘As seen from Moscow…’, NARA 851.00 B/10-1448

p. 327 ‘in the present situation…’, RGASPI 17/128/595

p. 328 ‘the arrest of…’, NARA 851.00/1-1749

p. 328 ‘unhappily he hasn’t got…’, Susan Mary Alsop, To Marietta from Paris, p. 133

p. 329 ‘France is the present front line…’, 2 a 1.48, NA-PRO FO 371/ 72953/Z 8941

p. 329 ‘The government has decided…’, 20 November 1948 to Secretary of State for Information, AN F/1 a/4745

p. 329 ‘any sort of negotiation…’, AN F/1 a/4745

p. 329 ‘import licences…’, 17 November 1948, ibid.

p. 330 ‘six months of strikes…’, Alsop, To Marietta from Paris, p. 131

p. 330 ‘accepted a place…’, NARA 851.00/12-2948

p. 330 ‘main target…’, Aleksei Myagkov, Inside the KGB, p. 23

29. THE TREASON OF THE INTELLECTUALS

p. 332 ‘The ignoble word…’, 12 March 1947, quoted Jean Galtier-Boissière, Mon Journal dans la grande pagaïe;, p. 212

p. 332 ‘talk for hours…’, Emmanuel Le Roy Ladurie, Paris–Montpellier, p. 46

p. 333 ‘Are you sure…’, Jean Gager, conversation, 14 March 1993

p. 333 ‘even though he was against…’, Soria to Kamenov, 16 September 1948, RGASPI 17/128/595

p. 333 ‘hiding White Russian…’, Baranov report for Pravda, 18 April 1949, RGASPI 17/128/1186

p. 333 ‘they’re going to accuse you…’, Louis Teuléry, conversation, 15 March 1993

p. 334 ‘You’ve got to know…’, Pierre Daix, J’ai cru au matin, p. 216

p. 334 Zoltÿn Szabó, letter to Rudolf Fischer, 15 March 1992; and Ivan