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p. 279 ‘The bolsheviks…’, Stolberg, report, BA-MA, RW4/V. 264, p. 159
p. 279 ‘It is said…’, TsAMO 206/294/47, Ρ·108
p. 279 ‘doubts about…’, Oblt. v.d. Sode, 16th Panzer Division, report, 12 Aug. 1943, BA-MA, RH27-16/43
p. 280 ‘Since the…’, Sold. K. P., 376th I.D., 14 Dec. 1942, BZG-S
p. 280 ‘Rations cut…’, BA-MA, RH20-6/237
p. 280 ‘It was defeatism…’, anonymous conversation
p. 281 ‘But surely it doesn’t matter…’, anonymous conversation
p. 281 forty-two air raids, Romer, report, 23 May 1943, BA-MA, RH27-16/43
p. 283 ‘The commanding officer…’, Kurt Reuber, letter, 18 Dec. 1942, Bähr and Bähr, p. 192
p. 284 ‘Miserably frozen…’ (original German), Ehrenburg papers, RGALI, 1207/2/3477
p. 284 ‘We squat…’, Reuber, letter, 3 Dec. 1942, quoted in Bähr and Bähr, p. 190
p. 284 ‘The plague of lice…’, report, OGefr. Heinrich, Pz. Regt 2, 28 July 1943, BA-MA, RH27-16/43
p. 284 ‘Underneath the lantern…’ (original German), TsAMO 206/294/48, Ρ. 452
p. 285 ‘Because of bad communications…’, TsAMO 48/486/13, p. 472
p. 285 ‘The failure of officers and commissars…’, TsAMO 48/486/13, p. 472
p. 286 ‘These Russians…’, Einsiedel, Tagebuch der Versuchung,p. 110
p. 286 ‘a tremendous education for victory…’, Zhukov, p. 151
p. 286 ‘The morale of…’, Grossman papers, RGALI 1710/1/101
p. 287 ‘We were like gypsies…’, Glichov, conversation, 6 Nov. 1995
p. 287 spotted ‘a white mug with a rose’, Glichov, conversation, 14 Nov. 1995
p. 288 ‘When I killed…’, Lazarev, conversation, 13 Nov. 1995
p. 288 ‘A soldier felt…’, Lazarev, conversation, 13 Nov. 1995
p. 289 ‘very difficult’, Lazarev, conversation, 13 Nov. 1995
p. 290 ‘Listen, Herr General…’, Strecker, quoted in Haller, p. 97
p. 290 ‘Things seem…’, Groscurth, 3 Dec. 1942, p. 530
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p. 291 ‘I can’t remain…’, 11 Dec. 1942, BA-MA, RW4/V. 264, p. 212
p. 292 captured pilot, Obergefreiter Paul German (sic), TsAMO 48/453/13, p. 261
p. 293 ‘The trapped German forces…’, Zhukov, 29 Nov. 1942, p. 178
p. 296 ‘cornerstone’, quoted Paulus, p. 235
p. 296 ‘He described…’, Raus bequest, ÖStA-KA B/186: III
p. 297 ‘Intention: Fourth…’, BA-MA, RH19 VI, p. 60
p. 297 ‘Order for…’, General Raus, ÖStA-KA B/186: III
p. 298 ‘Once a unit…’, Gilbert (ed.), p. 17
p. 298 ‘a gigantic…’, Raus, ÖStA-KA B/186: III
p. 300 ‘Around the runway…’, Rohden, p. 46
p. 301 ‘Right down to…’, General Raus, ÖStA-KA B/186: III
p. 302 ‘Yesterday and today…’, Kolya Batyuk, 18 Dec. 1942, AMPSB 488/7955(5)
p. 303 ‘a steadily increasing…’, Wolfgang Eckart, ‘Von der Agonie einer missbrauchten Armee’, in Wette and Ueberschär (eds.), p. 109
p. 304 ‘without having received…’, Professor Dr Hans Girgensohn, ‘Der Hungertod in Stalingrad: Die Geschichte seiner Entdeckung’, privately published, 1992
p. 304 ‘The suspected causes…’, Girgensohn, ibid.
p. 304 ‘a large-scale experiment…’, 6 Jan. 1943, BA-MA, RH20-6/796
p. 304 ‘luxurious’, Prof. Dr Hans Girgensohn, conversation, 22 Apr. 1996
p. 306 ‘stress illness’, Girgensohn, conversation, 22 Apr. 1996
p. 306 rats deprived of sleep, Dr Susan Greenfield in the Royal Institution Christmas Lecture, 28 Dec. 1994
p. 306 ‘There’s little new…’, Lt W. M., 22 Dec. 1942, BZG-S
p. 306 ‘Slowly, our brave…’, 30 Dec. 1942, BA-MA, RW4/V. 264
p. 307 ‘There stands a soldier…’, Sepp Wirrer, ‘Das Wolgalied’, Kamerad-schaft Stalingrad, Aug./Sept. 1983
p. 307 German Communists, Korfes, undated ms. in MGFA-P; and Dyatlenko ms.
p. 308 ‘crackling sound of the propaganda voice’, Hans Schmieder ms.
p. 308 ‘the ones with the…’, 6 Dec. 1942, TsAMO 206/294/47, p. 102
p. 308 ‘Soldiers eagerly…’, 16 Sept. 1942, TsAMO 48/453/13, p. 36
p. 308 ‘“If German soldiers…”’, TsAMO 48/486/13, p. 488
p. 308 ‘Can one serve two masters?’ Strecker, quoted in Haller, p. 97
p. 309 ‘the chances of a…’, Freytag-Loringhoven, conversation, 23 Oct. 1995
p. 309 ‘We survivors…’, BA-MA, RW4/V. 264
p. 309 ‘a break-out…’, Beck, ÖStA-AdR 522
p. 309 ‘Every step was exhausting,’ Behr conversation, 25 Oct. 1995
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p. 311 ‘just like at home’, Kurt Reuber, letter, 25 Dec. 1942, quoted in Bähr and Bähr, p. 195