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Literaturverzeichnis Literaturverzeichnis In den Fu3noten des vorliegenden Bandes sind nur Verfasser und Kurztitel (Stichwort eines Titels) zitiert; demgemli3 empfiehlt sich hier eine alphabetische Auflistung nach Verfasser­ Namen. Arbeiten, die in den Fu3noten bibliographisch erfa3t werden, sind in der Regel im Litera­ turverzeichnis nicht ein zweites Mal aufgefuhrt; dies gilt besonders fur die in der Einleitung aus­ gewlihlt erorterten Werke zu Grundsatzproblemen der Geschichts- und Politikwissenschaft. Ferner ist davon Abstand genommen worden, Arbeiten zur Theorie der Au3enpolitik und der Intemationalen Beziehungen an dieser Ste1\e systematisch zu erfassen. I. Unveroffentlichte Quellen 1.1. NACHLASSE (von Politikern und Institutionen) Attlee, Clement R., 1st Earl: Churchill Co1\ege, Cambridge Baldwin, Stanley, 1st Earl: Cambridge University Library Balfour, Arthur J ames, 1st Earl: British Museum, London R.D. Blumenfeld: Beaverbrook Library, London Burgis, Lawrence: Churchill Co1\ege, Cambridge Cecil, Robert, 1st Viscount Cecil of Chelwood: British Museum, London Chamberlain, Sir Austen: Birmingham University Library Chamberlain, Neville: Prof. Agnes Headlam-Morley; Birmingham University Library Christie, M.G., Group-Captain: Churchill College, Cambridge Churchill, Sir Winston Sp.: Martin Gilbert; Bodleian Library, Oxford Conservative Research Centre: London Croft, Sir Henry Page -: Churchill Co1\ege, Cambridge Crookshank, 1st Viscount: Bodleian Library, Oxford Dalton, Hugh: British Library of Political and Economic Science, London Davidson, J .C.C., 1st Viscount: Beaverbrook Library, London Derby, E.G.V.St., 17th Earl: Liverpool City Library Federation of British Industries: Confederation of British Industries, London; jetzt: University of Warwick Fisher, H.A.L., Prof.: Bodleian Library, Oxford Francis-Williams: Churchill College, Cambridge Halifax, 1st Earl: City Library York; Churchill College, Cambridge Hammond, J .H.: Bodleian Library, Oxford Hankey, Sir Maurice P.A.: Churchill Co1\ege, Cambridge Hannon, Sir Patrick: Beaverbrook Library, London Hardinge of Penhurst, 2nd Baron: Cambridge University Library Hewins, W.A.S.: Sheffield University Library Hoare, Sir Samuel, 1st Viscount Templewood: Cambridge University Library Hodsoll, Sir John: Churchill College, Cambridge Holt, Sir Richard: Liverpool City Library Inskip, Sir Thomas, 1st Viscount Caldecote: Lord Caldecote; Churchill Co1\ege, Cambridge Jones, Thomas: National Library of Wales, Aberystwyth Keyes, 1st Baron, Admiral of Fleet: Churchill College, Cambridge Kilmuir, Earl, David Maxwell Fyfe: Churchill College, Cambridge Labour Party Library: London Lansbury, George: British Library of Political and Economic Science, London I. Unveroffentlichte Quellen 623 Liddell Hart, Captain Basil: States House, Medmenham, Marlow/Bucks. Lloyd George, David, 1st Earl: Beaverbrook Library Lloyd, George, 1st Baron: Churchill College, Cambridge London Chamber of Commerce: London Lothian, Marquess (Ph.Kerr): Scottish Record Office, Edinburgh MacDonald, James Ramsay: David Marquand Margesson, H.D.R., 1st Viscount: Churchill College, Cambridge Murray, Gilbert: Bodleian Library, Oxford Nicolson, Sir Harold: Nigel Nicolson Phipps, Sir Eric: Churchill College, Cambridge Runciman, Sir Walter, 1st Viscount: Sir Stephen Runciman; Newcastle University Library Simon, Sir John: Viscount Simon; jetzt: Bodleian Library, Oxford Sinclair, Sir Archibald, 1st Viscount Thurso: Churchill College, Cambridge Steel-Maitland, Sir Arthur: Scottish Record Office, Edinburgh Strachey, J.St.L.: Beaverbrook Library, London Swinton, 1st Earl (Sir Philip Cunliffe-Lister): Churchill College, Cambridge Vansittart, Sir Robert, 1st Baron: Churchill College, Cambridge Wallace, Euan: Bodleian Library, Oxford Weir, 1st Viscount: Churchill College, Cambridge Young, Sir Edward Hilton, 1st Baron Kennet: Cambridge University Library 1.2. Unveroffentlicbte Akten Die im Folgenden aufgefiihrten Bestande des Public Record Office, London und Ashridge, wurden seit 1967 in verschiedener Aufbewahrungsform eingesehen. In den Fallen, in denen der englische Titel des betreffenden Aktenbestands ( .. File") den fur die Arbeit entscheidenden Aspekt nicht eindeutig zu erkennen gibt, ftihrt die Angabe den in Betracht kommenden Gegen­ stand in deutscher Beschreibung auf. Die englischen Titel sind in der Regel in verkiirzter Form au fgefiihrt. Cab. 2 3/9 Committee of Imperial Defence, Minutes of Meetings, 1912-39 Cab. 3 3/6 CID-Memoranden, Home Defence, Serie A 1914-37 Cab. 4 24 ff. Memoranden, Miscellaneous Cab. 16 68 Demilitarized Zones Cab. 16 109/112 Defence Requirements Sub-Committee of the CID Cab. 16 123 Defence Policy and Requirements Committee of the Cabinet (1936) Cab. 16 136 Defence Policy and Requirements Committee of the Cabinet (1936-39) Cab. 16 153 Foreign Policy and Defence Cab. 21 336 Imperial Conference: Foreign Policy and Defence 368/369 Review of Imperial Defence (1929-33) 371 Shipbuilding and Armaments Industry 382 Germany: Armaments, Aims at Disarmament Conference 383 (Polnischer Korridor/Revision deutscher Ostgrenzen) 384 Proposed Ministry of Defence 386 Defence of Australia 394 Proposed Eastern Locarno 398 Imperial Defence (Hankey-Mission 1935) 403 General Purpose Committee 404/405 London Naval Conference 406 Defence Requirements Committee 407 Statement on Defence (1935) 413 Anglo-French Air Pacts 414 New Zealand: Cooperation in Defence 416 Figh ting Services Estimates 417 (Deutsche Aufriistung) 419 (Deutsche Luftwaffe) 624 Literaturverzeicbnis 411/4121 (Abessinien-Konflikt) 420,441 422A Defence Policy and Requirements 424 Coordination of Defence 429/32 Rearmament-Negotiations with the Machine Tool Industry 433 Committee on Man.power 434 CID-Defence Requirements 435 Hankey-Churchill-Korrespondenz 436 Defence Problems (Mittelmeer) 437/39 Defence Deputations (1936) 440 Baldwin-MacKenzie King-Verhandlungen 441 Collective Security - Strategical Review of the Situation in Europe 447 Distribution of Imports in War 449 Food Supply in War 450 Fighting Services 544 Ismay-Note, 20.9.1938 545 Diary of Events, March to November 1936, Germany Reoccu­ pation of the Rhineland Cab. 23 49/96 Kabinettsprotokolle (Minutes) November 1924 - Dezember 1938 Cab. 24 2121281 Kabinettsmemoranden (1930-38) Cab. 27 Kabinettsausscbiisse 164 Geddes Committee (1922) 275 Foreign Policy Committee on Security (1925) 407 Fighting Services (1929/30) 416 Economic Consequences of Disarmament (1930) 424 European Federal Union (1930) 435,451,462 Trade Policy (1930/31) 445 Export of War Materials and War Ships (1930/31) 448 Policy of Reduction and Limitation of Armaments (1931) 449 Export Credits (1931) 466,488 Reparations and War Debts 468 Employment Policy (1931/32) 482 Far East Committee (1932) 489 Commercial Negotiations with Foreign Countries (1932) 504/511 Ministerial Committee on Disarmament Conference 517 Trading in Arms (1934-35) 518 Air Parity (1935) 547 Economic Consultation and Co-operation 548 British War Debt to USA 550 AnglO-Soviet Relations (1933) 551 Armaments, Private Industry 553 Imperial Economic Co-operation (1933) 572 German Rearmament 573 Saar 583/584 General Purposes Committee (Interdepartmental Committee zur Priifung der ,Lloyd George Proposals') 591/592 Government Policy Committee 596 Japan. Political and Economic Relations (1935/36) 599 Germany 600 Coordination of Defence 603 Germany and Locarno Treaty 622/627 Foreign Policy (1936/39) 646 Czechoslovakian Crisis (1938) 648,657 Defence Programmes and their acceleration (1938/39) 662 Defence Preparedness (1939) I. Unveroffentlicbte Quellen 625 Cab. 29 Internationale Konferenzen 136 London Conference, 20.-23.7.1931 138 Situation in the Danubian States (1932) 139 Lausanne 140/145 Weltwirtschaftskonferenz 1933 (Economic and Monetary Conference) 146 Anglo-French Conversations 1935 159/161 (Englisch-franzosische Stabsgesprache 1939, Economic Pressure (1938/39» Cab. 32 Imperial Conferences 77 1930 CID-Committee on Foreign Policy and Defence 1171121 Committee on Economic Consultation and Co-operation, 1933 125 Meetings of British Commonwealth Prime Ministers, 1935 126 Economic Discussions between United Kingdom and Dominion Ministers, 1935 127/130 Imperial Conference 1937 136 Economic Questions Cab. 47 1 cm, Trade Questions in Time of War, 1924-38 8, 12 Economic Pressure on Germany Cab. 53 1/11 Chiefs of Staff Committee, Meetings, 1929-39 12 ff. Memoranden des COS, 1923 ff. Cab. 54 1 Deputy Chiefs of Staff, 1932-37 Cab. 55 1/2 Joint Planning Committee 1927-38 Cab. 58 Economic Advisory Council 2 Council Meetings 8/10 Committee on Civil Research (u. a. Berichte tiber die Lage be­ stimmter Wirtschaftszweige, 1925 ff.) 14 Economic Situation 17 Committee on Economic Information, Meetings (1931-39) 18123,30 CEI-Memoranden 145 Economic Outlook (1930) 183 International Economic Policy (1932) 182 Limits of Economic Policy (1932) Cab. 63 Hankey-Files Cab. 65 1/2 Cabinet Conclusions/War Cabinet 1939 ECG Export Credits Guarantee Department 2 1/5 Executive Committee, Minutes 1 15/18 Advisory Committee, Minutes of Meetings, 1932-39 Foreign Office FO 371 Lllnder-Serien: Deutschland 1929-39 Frankreich 1929-39 USA 1929-39 RuaIand 1933-39 Italien 1934-38 Japan 1933-37 F0433 216 General Economic Affairs, Volkerbund F0411 18120 League of Nations F0800 "arritliche" Privatkorrespondenz der AuBenminister und ihrer engsten Mitarbeiter 2181219 R. MacDonald (1924) 222/226 Reading 227/228 Locker-Lampson, Cushendun, Ponsonby 243 Crowe 252/254 L. Oliphant 256/263 A. Chamberlain 2661268 N. Henderson 626 Literaturverzeicbnis 272/279 O.
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