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Глава 1

С. 21. «Премьер-министр сказал, что с очевидностью французское намерение было в том… против такого расклада». – Cabinet Meeting Minutes, 28 May 1940, confidential annex; CAB 65/13. См. также John Lukacs, Five Days in London, May 1940 (New Haven, 1999).

С. 24. …люфтваффе еще не переключилось на нас и не бомбит наши авиационные заводы. – Cabinet Meeting Minutes, 28 May 1940, confidential annex; CAB 65/13.

С. 25. …леди Нелли Сесил отметила, что почти все ее родственники были «благосклонны к нацистам». – Lady Nelly Cecil; Lynne Olson, Troublesome Young Men: The Rebels Who Brought Churchill to Power and Helped Save England (London, 2008), p. 66.

Бывший британский премьер-министр заявил, что Гитлер – «прирожденный лидер». – Lloyd George, The Daily Express, 17 September 1936.

…«человек столь же высочайших качеств встал во главе власти в нашей стране». – Lloyd George to T. Phillip Cornwell-Evans, 1937; William Manchester, The Last Lion: Winston Spencer Churchill, Alone: 1932–1940 (London, 1988), p. 82.

С. 26. «Если бы Гитлера не было… вся Западная Европа сейчас бы громко призывала подобного воителя». – Ward Price, Daily Mail, 21 September 1936; см. также Lynne Olson, Troublesome Young Men, p. 123.

С. 27. …обвинил Черчилля в том, что тот несет «ужасный вздор». – Lord Halifax Diary, 27 May 1940; см. Andrew Roberts, Holy Fox: The Life of Lord Halifax (London, 2011), p. 221.