Текст книги "Уинстон Черчилль. Последний титан"

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Alberigi M. Churchill as Painter. The Artist and His Critics // Finest Hour. № 85. P. 28–31.

Alkon P. K. Democracy in the Age of Information // Finest Hour. № 146. P. 56–57.

Alkon P. K. Future Shock? The Contingency of What Lies Ahead // Finest Hour. № 149. P. 59–61.

Alkon P. K. Future Shock: Weapons of Mass Destruction // Finest Hour. № 148. P. 50–52.

Alkon P.K. Churchill on Clemenceau: His Best Student? Part 1 // Finest Hour. № 150. P. 16–19.

Alkon P. K. Churchill on Clemenceau: His Best Student? Part 2 // Finest Hour. № 151. P. 38–42.

Alkon P. K. Imagining Scenarios // Finest Hour. № 119. P. 36–41.

Alkon P. K. The Writing of Seven Pillars // Finest Hour. № 119. P. 30–31.

Alkon P. K. Thoughts and Adventures: A Reader’s Guide // Finest Hour. № 148. P. 59–62.

Arndt H. W. The Wizard and the Pragmatist: Keynes and Churchill // Finest Hour. № 153. P. 20–25.

Banta J. V. Churchill’s Shoulder: What If…? // Finest Hour. № 134. P. 40–41.

Bell C. M. The Singapore Strategy and the Deterrence of Japan: Winston Churchill, the Admiralty and the Dispatch of Force Z // The English Historical Review. Vol. 116. № 467. June 2001. P. 604–634.

Bingham E., Bingham H. Schooldays. Young Winston’s Mr. Somervell // Finest Hour. № 86. P. 20–22.

Bliven N. The Early Churchill: He Doesn’t Understand Surrender // Finest Hour. № 67. P. 28–30.

Breckenridge C. The Myth of the «Black Dog» // Finest Hour. № 155. P. 28–31.

Broster P. Dentures’ Finest Hour // Finest Hour. № 138. P. 11–12.

Brown R. The Burden of Statesmanship: Churchill as Chancellor // Finest Hour. № 153. P. 12–19.

Callahan R. A. The Leader as Imperialist: Churchill and the King’s Other Army // Finest Hour. № 158. P. 25–27.

Chenoweth E. L. All the World’s a Stage: Churchill and the Theatre // Finest Hour. № 152. P. 40–43.

Churchill W. S. A King is Crowned // Collier’s. 1937. May 15. P. 12–13, 57.

Churchill W. S. Are We Too Clever? // Collier’s. 1932. August 27. P. 10–11, 48.

Churchill W. S. Bombs Don’t Scare Us Now // Collier’s. 1939. June 17. P. 11, 56–58.

Churchill W. S. Can America Keep Out of War // Collier’s. 1937. October 2. P. 14–15, 38–39.

Churchill W. S. Defense in the Pacific // Collier’s. 1932. December 17. P. 12–13, 30.

Churchill W. S. Dictators on Dynamite // Collier’s. 1938. September 3. P. 14, 17, 26.

Churchill W. S. Edward the Eighth // Collier’s. 1937. June 5. P. 27, 39.

Churchill W. S. England’s No Man // Collier’s. October 14. 1937. P. 18, 79–81.

Churchill W. S. Everybody’s Language // Finest Hour. № 142. P. 22–26.

Churchill W. S. How We Can Restore the Lost Glory to Democracy // Finest Hour. № 146. P. 12–15.

Churchill W. S. How We Carry Liquor // Collier’s. 1934. August 25. P. 10–11, 38.

Churchill W. S. If I lived my Life over // Collier’s. 1931. April 4. P. 12, 47, 50.

Churchill W. S. If Lee Had Not Won the Battle of Gettysburg // Scribners. December, 1930. P. 587–596.

Churchill W. S. Japan Guesses Wrong // Collier’s. 1937. July 30. P. 12–13, 45.

Churchill W. S. Land of Corn and Lobsters // Collier’s. 1933. August 5. P. 16–17, 45.

Churchill W. S. Let the Tyrant Criminals Bomb! // Collier’s. 1939. January 14. P. 12–13, 36.

Churchill W. S. My Happy Days in the Wet Bahamas // Finest Hour. № 145. P. 14–17.

Churchill W. S. My Life // Finest Hour. № 166. P. 20–21.

Churchill W. S. My New York Misadventure // Finest Hour. № 136. P. 24–28.

Churchill W. S. Nature’s Panorama in California // Finest Hour. № 142. P. 28–32.

Churchill W. S. Now or Never // Collier’s. 1939. June 3. P. 9–10, 53.

Churchill W. S. Panic in the East // Collier’s. May 3. 1930. P. 10–11, 55–56.

Churchill W. S. Philosophers and Friends // Collier’s. February 7. 1931. P. 22–23, 60.

Churchill W. S. Soapbox Messiahs // Collier’s. June 20. 1936. P. 11, 44, 46.

Churchill W. S. Success in Journalism // Finest Hour. № 159. P. 32–33.

Churchill W. S. The Bond Between Us // Collier’s. 1933. November 4. P. 12–13.

Churchill W. S. The Colony Racket // Collier’s. 1938. November 19. P. 11–12, 41–42.

Churchill W. S. The Infernal Twins // Collier’s. 1937. July 3. P. 12–13, 28.

Churchill W. S. The Mission of Japan // Collier’s. 1937. February 20. P. 12–13, 42, 44.

Churchill W. S. The Shattered Cause of Temperance // Collier’s. 1932. August 13. P. 20–21. 48.

Churchill W. S. The United States of Europe // Finest Hour. № 129. P. 42–45. № 130. P. 45–47.

Churchill W. S. What Good’s a Constitution // Collier’s. 1936. August 22. P. 22, 39–40.

Churchill W. S. Who’ll Pay the Jobless? // Collier’s. 1933. February 25. P. 10–11, 32.

Churchill W. S. Why Not Dictatorship? // Collier’s. 1935. February 16. P. 14, 26.

Churchill W. S. You Get It in Black and White // Collier’s. 1935. December 28. P. 32, 36–37.

Churchill W. S. Churchill’s American Heritage // Finest Hour. № 104. P. 23–24.

Churchill W. S. Winston Churchill, Author and Historian // Finest Hour. № 106. P. 24–25.

Colville J. Churchill’s England: He had No Use For Second Best // Finest Hour. № 41. P. 6–8.

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Danchev A. Dilly-Dally, or Having the Last Word: Field Marshal Sir John Dill and Prime Minister Winston Churchill // Journal of Contemporary History. Vol. 22. 1987. P. 21–44.

Daniels J. Churchill’s Spencer Ancestry of Skeletons in the Cupboard // Finest Hour. № 68. P. 14–16, 31.

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Dilks D. The Queen and Mr. Churchill // Finest Hour. № 135. P. 50–53.

Dobbs M. The Outcasts: What Did Churchill Tell Guy Burgess after Munich // Finest Hour. № 146. P. 16–17.

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Hulme J. Mr Churchill: A Portrait from 1901 // Finest Hour. № 49. P. 6–8.

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Muller J. W. A Kind of Dignity and Even Nobility: Winston Churchill’s Thoughts and Adventures // The Political Science Reviewer. Vol. 16. 1986. P. 281–315.

Muller J. W. Churchill the Writer // The Wilson Quarterly. Vol. 18. 1994. P. 38–48.

Muller J. W. War on the Nile: Winston Churchill and the Reconquest of the Sudan // The Political Science Reviewer. Vol. 20. 1991. P. 223–263.

Myers D. N. I leave when the pub closes: Half a Century Managing the Press // Finest Hour. № 152. P. 12–15.

Ohlinger G. A. WSC: A Midnight Interview, 1902 // Finest Hour. № 159. P. 33–35.

Packwood A. How Young Winston Made and Wrote News // Finest Hour. № 152. P. 16–21.

Painter and Pigeon // Finest Hour. № 144. P. 34.

Pilpel R. Churchill and Orwell // Finest Hour. № 142. P. 33–34.

Plumpton J. G. The Writing of Lord Randolph Churchill: An Immense Literary Value // Finest Hour. № 51. P. 14–16.

Porter D., Langworth R. M. His Truth Goes Marching On // Finest Hour. № 67. P. 8–11.

Powers P. J. C. Savrola and the Nobility of Politics // Finest Hour. № 74. P. 6–14.

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Rickert W. E. Winston Churchill’s Archetypal Metaphors: A Mythopoetic Translation of World War II // Central States Speech Journal. № 28. 1977. P.106–112.

Robbins R. C. Churchill as Artist Half Passion, Half Philosophy // Finest Hour. № 100. P. 32–36.

Roberts A. The Role of the State: Why Churchill Changed His Mind // Finest Hour. № 155. P. 13–19.

Roberts A. Winston Churchill and Religion: A Comfortable Relationship with the Almighty // Finest Hour. № 163. P. 52–59.

Sandys C. My Grandfather’s Final Days // Finest Hour. № 166. P. 6–8.

Savrola From a Contemporary Review. The Novel as Churchill’s Prescription for Living Life // Finest Hour. № 74. P. 15–16.

Schwarz C. When the Twain Met: Winston Churchill and Samuel Clemens // Finest Hour. № 149. P. 40–44.

Snell E. Urban Myths: Indian Forebears // Finest Hour. № 104. P. 31–32.

Soames E. Chartwell Childhood // Finest Hour. № 71. P. 20–22.

Spurned Violet? // Finest Hour. № 158. P. 5–6.

Sterling C.H. Churchill and Air Travel // Finest Hour. № 118. P. 24–29.

Stoker B. 1908: Churchill Talks of his Hopes, Work and Ideals // Finest Hour. № 144. P. 21–24.

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