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p. 86 ‘It is very difficult…’, Ehrenburg papers, RGALI 1284/2/3466
p. 86 ‘of the treatment…’, order from Second Panzer Army, 9 Feb. 1942, RTsKhIDNI 17/125/96
p. 87 ‘Most of the soldiers…’, 10 Aug. 1942, TsAMO 48/453/13, p. 10
p. 87 ‘a sin against…’, TsAMO 48/453/13, pp. 4–7
p. 87 ‘as hot…’, letter, 9 July 1942, quoted in Haller, p. 192; ‘53 degrees in the sun’, Groscurth, p. 527
p. 87 ‘The Russians have…’, Gefr. H. S., 389th I.D., 10 Aug. 1942, BZG-S
p. 87 ‘Soviet bombers…’, BA-MA, RH27-16/42
p. 88 ‘the plague of flies…’, Dr Günther Diez, quoted in Schneider-Janessen, p. 130
p. 88 ‘To be honest…’, 19 July 1942, TsAMO 206/294/48, p. 485
p. 89 horsebrush, TsAMO 48/486/28, p. 15
p. 89 ‘about this senseless task’, Podewils, p. 98
p. 90 ‘hiding in a ditch’, 31 July 1942, TsAMO 206/294/47, p. 251
p. 90 ‘They had a longer range…’, Freytag-Loringhoven, conversation, 23 Oct. 1995
p. 91 ‘They would have quickly…’, Simonov, Raznye dni voiny,p. 180
p. 92 ‘Russians resisting…’, 2, 3, 5 and 6 Aug. 1942, TsAMO 206/294/48, p. 486
p. 92 night-fighter regiment, Sterman, conversation, 7 Nov. 1995
p. 94 ‘Papa Hube’, BA-MA, RH27-16/42
p. 94 ‘consuming so many…’, Behr, conversation, 25 Oct. 1995
p. 94 ‘old warhorse’, Dohna-Schlobitten, conversation, 16 Oct. 1995
p. 94 ‘too pessimistic’, Freytag-Loringhoven, conversation, 23 Oct. 1995
p. 94 ‘Not an encouraging sight…’, Podewils, p. 85
p. 95 ‘whenever a Russian…’, Metelmann, conversation, 12 Apr. 1996
p. 95 ‘an enormous herd of elephants’, Seydlitz, p. 158
p. 96 ‘The Russians are…’, quoted Paulus, p. 187
p. 96 ‘höchst primitiv’, Podewils, p. 95
p. 96 181st Rifle Division, conversation, Tsygankov, 22 Nov. 1995
p. 97 ‘the many, many…’, Sold. H. R., 9 Aug. 1942, 389th I.D., BZG-S
p. 97 seventy-two corpses, 24 Sept. 1942, TsAMO 62/335/7
p. 97 ‘The Russians can…’, Gefr. W. V., 9 Aug. 1942, 305th I.D., BZG-S
p. 97 ‘The only consolation…’, Sold. B. B., 389th I.D., 14 Aug. 1942, BZG-S
p. 97 ‘workers’columns’, RTsKhIDNI 17/43/1773
p. 98 petroleum-storage tanks, Nefyodova and Grebennikova, conversation, 23 Nov. 1995
p. 98 ‘Do you want to defend…?’ Albert, conversation, 23 Nov. 1995
p. 98 high-school pupils, RTsKhIDNI 17/43/1774
p. 99 Traitor to the Party…’, RTsKhIDNI 17/43/1774
p. 99 ‘special attention to the investigation…’, Dobronin to Shcherbakov, 18 Nov. 1942, TsAMO 48/486/25, p. 240
p. 99 ‘advising him to…’, RTsKhIDNI 17/43/1774
p. 99 ‘political and moral degeneracy…’, RTsKhIDNI 17/43/1774
p. 100 ‘the end of the world…’, Lazarev, conversation, 13 Nov. 1995
p. 100 ‘After the Don…’, TsAMO 206/294/48, p. 485
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p. 103 ‘a very exhilarating…’, Freytag-Loringhoven, conversation, 23 Oct. 1995
p. 103 ‘General Paulus…’, Richthofen diary, 20 Aug. 1942, Paulus, p. 188
p. 103 ‘to cripple…’, Richthofen diary, 23 Aug. 1942, Paulus, p. 188
p. 103 ‘Make use of today!’ Podewils, p. 107
p. 104 ‘in tightly packed groups’, BA-MA, RH27-16/42
p. 104 ‘Stalingrad, the city of Stalin…’, BA-MA, RH20-6/216
p. 104 ‘a day which…’, Gavrielova, conversation, 22 Nov. 1995
p. 104 ‘Comrades, an air-raid…’, Nekrassov, p. 82
p. 104 ‘not just industrial…’, Grigorev, conversation, 22 Nov. 1995
p. 105 ‘literally had to drag…’, Nefyodova, conversation, 22 Nov. 1995
p. 105 ‘Before filling in…’, Goncharov, conversation, 23 Nov. 1995
p. 106 1,600 sorties, 1,000 tons, Plocher, p. 231
p. 106 ‘No one bothered…’, Goncharov, conversation, 23 Nov. 1995
p. 106 ‘Around Gumrak…’, BA-MA, RH27-16/42
p. 107 ‘seemed to think…’, Albert, conversation, 22 Nov. 1995
p. 107 ‘Oh, they’re finished now!’ Grossman papers, RGALI 618/2/108
p. 107 ‘the soldiers…’, BA-MA, RH27-16/42
p. 107 ‘We had started…’, Freytag-Loringhoven, conversation, 23 Oct. 1995
p. 107, ‘The Volga is reached!’ BA-MA, RH20-6/216
p. 107 ‘a feeling of…’, Langsdorff, p. 194
p. 108 ‘We looked at the…’, Freytag-Loringhoven, conversation, 23 Oct. 1995
p. 108 ‘the girls refused…’, Grossman papers, RGALI 618/2/108
p. 108 ‘stayed at her post…’, Goncharov, conversation, 22 Nov. 1995
p. 108 ‘Right