AMERICAN COMMITTEE ON THE HISTORY
OF THE SECONP WORLD WAR
Arthur L. Funk, Chairman
Department of History
U wv.rsity of Florida
GaineBVill., Florida 32611
NEWSLETTER
Donald S. Detwiler, Secrelary
and N ew.leller Editor
Department of History
Southern llIinois University
Carbondale, filinoia 62901
Permanent Dire.torr
Robin Higham, Archivirt
Department of History
Kansas StatAl University
Manh.ttAln, Kansas 66506
Charles F. Debell
Vanderbilt University
H. Stuart Hughe.
Uwvemity of California
at San Di.iO
0-89126-060-9
Book Review Coordination
Robert Danek
Department of History
University 01 California
at Los Angeles
Los Anaeles, California 90024
Forrest C. Pogue
Dwight D. Ei.... nhow.r lnatitute
Term. upirin, 1980
Martin Blum.neon
Waahington, D.C.
Herold C. Deutaeh
Army War College
Stanl.y L. Falk
Office of Air Foroe History
Maurice Mallol!
Center for Military Hi.tory
Ernest R. May
Harvard University
John Toland
Danbury, Connecticut
Gerhard L. W.inberg
Univ.rsity of North Carolina
Roberta WohlstettAlr
Pan Heuristics, Los Angelea
Earl F. Zi.mk.
University of Georgia
Term. upiring 1981
Spring 1980
Number 23
James J. Dougherty
National Endowment
for the Humanities
Washington, D. C. 20506
CONTENTS
Membership and Dues
Committee Elections.
2
Bibliopaphy
2
Janet Ziegler
UCLA Library
La. Angeles, California 90024
A.merican Committee i.
a/filiated with:
MEETINGS AND CONFERENCES
The 1979 Annual Meeting •
London, JUly 1980 •
Plitvice Lakes, YugosJavia, August 1980 •
Bucharest, August 1980
Washington, D. C., December 1980
Future Meetings and Conferences •
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The National Audiovisual Center History List
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Dean C. Allard
Naval History Division
John M. Blum
Yale University
Charles B. Burdick
San Jose StatAl Univ.rsity
Robert A. Divine
University of Teua at Auatin
Supplement to Membership Directory
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Bibliography
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Membership Information Form follows page
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Colonel A. F. Hurl.y
Air Force Acad.... y
David Kahn
Great Neck. N. Y.
Peter Psret
Stanford Univ.rsity
Robert WoU.
Nationsl Archivetl
Janet Ziegler
University of California
st Los Anpl..
Term. expirin, 1982
Sl<!phen E. Amb...­
University of New Orleans
Brig. Gen. Jam.. L. Collina, Jr.
Chief of Military Hi.tory
Robert Dsllek
University of California
at Loa Anael..
William M. Franldin
Dt-partm.nt of Stat.» (ret.)
John Lewis Gaddis
Ohio University
Robin Higham
Kansas Stat.» University
A~
F. P.t.»reon
Hoover Inatitutioa
Telford Taylor'
New York City
Russell F. Weigley
TempI. Univenity
American Historical As9ociation
400 A Street, S. E.
Washington, D. C. 20003
Comite IntAlrnstionaI
d'Histoire de la Deuxi~me
Guerre Mondiale
Henry Michel, Prl.itllnt
eo,
rue Lecourbe
75015 Paria, France
MEMBERSHIP AND DUES
Membership is open to anyone interested in the history of the
era of the Second World War. Annual dues, payable at the begin­
ning of January for the calendar year, are $10.00 for regular
members, as well as for institutions receiving the semiannual
newsletter, and $2.00 for students. There is no surcharge for
foreign members or U. S. members with foreign addresses, but
it is requested that dues be remitted in U.S. dollars if
possible. Those wishing to join or to renew their membership
are invited to fill out the lower part of the information and
membership form (attached to this newsletter as an unnumbered
page) and to return it, with the appropriate remittance.
Newsletter 21, issued a year ago, included a thirty-page direc­
tory of the membership of the ACHSWW. The following issue
carried a supplement reflecting changes and additions, as does
this one. Committee members are requested to continue to
indicate changes of address and areas of interest on the annual
membership form, so that this information can be included in
supplements, as well as in the next edition of the directory.
COMMITTEE ELECTIONS
The three-year terms of eight of the directors ended on 31
December 1979. Following the established practice of the
committee, the directors, acting as a nominating committee,
selected a slate of incumbents and new candidates. The
directors whose terms expire at the end of 1982, shown on
the letterhead on the first page of this newsletter, were
elected by mail ballot.
THE 1979 ANNUAL MEETING
Last year's annual meeting of the ACHSWW was held in conjunction
with the annual meeting of the American Historical Association
late in December in New York City.
The ACHSWW Business Meeting was convened by the Committee Chairman at
5:00 p.m. on Saturday, 29 December 1979, in Suite 507 of the New York
Hilton. In his financial report, the Secretary stated that on 31 Decem­
ber 1978 the balance in the committee treasury had been $3.65; on the eve
of the meeting (mid-December 1979) it was $190.01. Receipts during the
year had totalled $2184.11, expenditures $1997.75. Southern Illinois Uni­
versity at Carbondale had continued to support the committee in a number
of ways, the Secretary reported.
In addition, the SIU Foundation, a not-for-profit corporation with
its own officers and board of trustees, entirely separate from those of
the university, had just established a special project fund for the
commi ttee. This had become necessary, the Chainnan explained, because many
of the institutions, agencies, and learned societies which once supported
special undertakings such as participation in major international conferences,
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publication of proceedings, etc., no longer can allocate adequate means.
Al ternate sources of support are therefore essential.
Contributions are invited directly to the SIU Foundation. Checks
should be made out to the SIU Foundation, but also should bear the notation
ACHSWW Project Fund.
Expendi tures from this sped al fund will be made by
the foundation as requested by (and only with the explicit approval of)
the officers of the ACHSWW. Disbursement will be directly to the
recipient, e.g., a committee colleague returning from a conference, on
the basis of a travel voucher. There are no charges by the SIU Founda­
tion for administering this special account. Annual reports on it will
be provided to the secretary for presentation, on behalf of the Founda­
tion, at the committee's annual meetings.
The Secretary reported on the ACHSWW proposal for the joint session
with the AHA at the 1980 annual meeting, and the Chairman reported on the
planned meetings in July and August in England, Yugoslavia, and Romania.
After discussion of these meetings, as well as plans for the
annual meeting in 1981, to be held in December in Los Angeles, and for
plans for collaboration with the Spanish Committee in 1982, and consider­
ation of several related matters, the meeting was adjourned at 7:00 p.m.
The ACHSWW joint session with the AHA took place in the Beekman ?arlor
of the New York Hilton, 9:30-11:30 a.m., on Friday, 28 December. The
topic was "The Effect of World War II on the Home Front: Changing Atti­
tudes Toward War and Government." Chaired by Richard Polenberg of
Cornell, it included papers by Allan M. Winkler, Univ. of Oregon, on
"American Propaganda in World War II and After," Justus Doenecke, South
Florida, on isolationism, and an investigation of popular attitudes and
behavior, both in Britain and America, by Richard Jensen of the Newberry
Library. Susan M. Hartmann, Univ. of Missouri, St. Louis, served as
commen tato r .
ANGLO-A!'lliRICAN CONFERENCE, 28- 31 July 1980
The three-day conference at the Imperial War Museum will be
opened by Maurice Matloff (Center of Military History) and
Michael Howard (Oxford). There will be individual sessions,
with American and British contributions, on China: Robert
Dallek (UCLA) and Louis Allen (Durham); on Russia: J. L.
Gaddis (Ohio) and D. C. Watt (London); on Secret Operations:
William J. Casey (a former OSS officer, now a prominent lawyer)
and Sir William Deakin of the British Committee; on Roosevelt
and Churchill: Warren Kimball (Rutgers) and Martin Gilbert
(Oxford); on the Italian Campaign: Martin Blumenson and Nigel
Nicolson; on ULTRA: Harold C. Deutsch (Army War College)
and Ralph Bennett (Cambridge); on Relations with the French:
Arthur Funk (Florida) and Philip Bell (Liverpool); on Science:
Dan~el Kevles (California Institute of Technology) and Margaret
Gowlng (Oxford); and on Oral History: Samuel Proctor (Florida)
and David Lance (Imperial War Museum) .
AMERICAN-YUGOSLAV CONFERENCE, 4-6 AUGUST 1980
Jointly sponsored by the Yugoslav Committee and the American
Committee, a round-table conference is being held (with the
support of a grant from IREX) at Plitvice Lakes, Yugoslavia,
organized by the ACHSWW Chairman and Dr. Pero Damjanovic,
Director of the Institute for Contemporary History in Belgrade,
with participation by six Yugoslav scholars, Pero Moraca,
Jovan Marjanovic, Dragovan Sepic, Vojmir Kljakovic, Dusan Biber,
and Milan Bulajic, and six Americans: John C. Campbell, with
the Council of Foreign Relations from 1955 to 1978: Michael
B. Petrovich, University of Wisconsin: Walter R. Roberts,
Board for International Broadcasting: Jozo Tomasevich, San
Francisco State Univ. (emeritus): Hugh de Santis, R. F. Cross
Associates, Alexandria, Va.: and Lorraine M. Lees, Old Dominion
university.
There are to be three sets of presentations. Two will
concern American relations with the two major resistance groups:
(a) the Chetniks led by Mihailovic, and (b) the Partisans led
by Tito. Two are concerned with diplomatic relations of the
United States:
(a) with the Yugoslav Government in Exile,
and (b) with Great Britain on the Yugoslav question. The
final two topics relate to the end of the war:
(a) with the
peace treaty, and (b) with economic assistance. The proceedings
are to be published in Serbo-Croatian, and may also appear in
English.
INTERNATIONAL CONGRESS, BUCHAREST, 10-17 AUGUST 1980
Plans for the meeting of the International Committee on the
History of the Second World War, being held concurrently with
the Fifteenth International Congress, were spelled out in the
March 1979 issue of the International Committee's News Bulletin
circulated with the Spring 1979 number of this newsletter.
Richard Polenberg (Cornell) is to deliver, as representative
of the American Committee, a paper on the American wartime
propaganda experience.
(The American Committee and the
committees of seven other major powers were invited to con­
tribute second papers as well. Unfortunately, however, no
time could be provided on the program for their actual
presentation, criticism and discussion.)
1980 JOINT SESSION
The Program Committee of the American Historical Association
has approved this committee's following proposal for the annual
meeting, being held in Washington, D. C., 28-30 December 1980:
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DEALING WITH THE ENEMIES OF DEMOCRACY: ASPECTS OF THE
PURGE IN POSTWAR ITALY, GERMANY, AND JAPAN, 1943-1949
Joint Session with the American Committee on the History
of the Second World War
PRESIDING:
Arthur L. Funk, University of Florida
Epurazione Mancata:
in Italy, 1943-45
The Failure of Defascisti zation
James E. Miller, National Archives and
Records Service
Dealing with the Nazis:
A Break for the Germans?
Bradley F. Smith, Cabrillo College
The Economic Purge in Japan
Marlene Mayo, university of Maryland
COMMENT:
John Mendelsohn, National Archives and
Records Service
SYNOPSIS:
By 1943 the United States was pledged to
a thorough purge of fascism and militarism
in all enemy states. Examining the cases
of the three Axis powers, the papers of
this session will focus on the guiding
ideology and mechanics of the purge and
evaluate the success or failure and lasting
effects of the American effort to root out
anti-democratic influences, the first step
in the rehabilitation of its former enemies.
FUTURE MEETINGS AND CONFERENCES
At the annual business meeting in New York this past December,
the Chairman suggested a retrospective session on Pearl Harbor
and the U. S. entry into the Second World for the 1981 meeting
to be held in December in Los Angeles. At least a tentative
proposal for the session should be in the hands of the AHA Pro­
gram Committee before our business meeting in ~vashington in
December 1980. Committee members with suggestions regarding
this session should therefore contact the Chairman at the
earliest opportunity.
Following the establishment of a cooperative program
between the Institute of Ibero-American Cooperation in Madrid
and the University of Florida, the ACHSWW Chairman and members
of the Spanish Committee on the History of the Second World
War have begun to explore the feasibility of a U.S.-Spanish
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conference that would, of course, involve representatives of
sister committees in the Western Hemisphere, that might be held
early in 1982. Expressions of interest and suggestions regarding
such an undertaking, sent to either the Chairman or the Secre­
tar~would be very much appreciated.
THE NATIONAL AUDIOVISUAL CENTER HISTORY LIST
The National Audiovisual Center has published a free History
Information List. Among the 220 films, filmstrips, slide sets
and multimedia kits available for purchase or rent by profes­
sional historians and the general public are many dealing with
the era of the Second World War. The materials in the list
were produced by over twenty Federal agencies including the
Army, the Office of War Information and the United States
Information Agency.
The National Audiovisual Center was founded in 1969
to make audiovisual materials produced by the U. S. Government
available for public use and to serve as the central source for
all federal audiovisual materials. In its collection are over
12,000 titles in twenty-four major subject areas. A profes­
sional reference staff at the Center is accessible both to
historians and the ptililic. The staff provides specialized
research and answers inquiries about the types, sources and
availability of Federal audiovisual materials.
For a free copy of the complete History Information
List or lists in twenty-three other subject areas (e.g.,
Flight/Meteorology, Library/Information Science, Social Science,
and Space Exploration), write the National Audiovisual Center,
General Services Administration, attn: Reference Section/RW,
Washington, D.C. or call (301) 763-1896. On the period of
World War II, the History List carries the following items:
World War II
AIR FORCE STORY. THE - AIR WAR AGAINST JAPAN.
1944-1945
1953
14 MIN, 16MM FILM. OPT. SO. B&W
PRODUCER USAF
AGENCY NO. SFP-0263-24
TITLE NO. 122922/RW
SALE
$46.25
HIGHLIGHTS THE HISTORY OF THE U S AIR FORCE,
PARTICULARLY THE BOMBING OF JAPAN, ENDING WITH THE
SURRENDER OF THE JAPANESE.
CLEARED FOR TV.
AIR FORCE STORY, THE - D-DAY, JUNE 1944
13 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SO, B&W
1953
PRODUCER USAF
AGENCY NO. SFP-D263-19
TITLE NO. 122917/RW
RENTAL
$10.00
SALE
$43.00
HIGHLIGHTS THE OPERATIONS OF THE U S AIR FORCE IN
THE INVASION OF GERMAN-HELD EUROPE.
THIS IS CONSIDERED OF HISTORICAL
CLEARED FOR TV.
VALUE AND DOES NOT NECESSARILY REFLECT CURRENT
POLICY OR PLANS OF THE SPONSORING AGENCY.
AIR FORCE STORY. THi - EXPANDING AIR POWER,
JUNE 1943
14 MIN, 16MM FILM. OPT. SO, B&W
1953
PRODUCER USAF
AGENCY NO. SFP-0263-13
TITLE NO. 122911/RW
RENTAL
$10.00
SALE
$46.25
HIGHLIGHTS THE HISTORY OF THE U S AIR FORCE DURING
JUNE 1943. INCLUDING ITS EXPANDED TRAINING PROGRAM
AND THE BOMBING OF THE ISLAND OF PANTELLERIA.
CLEARED FOR TV.
THIS IS CONSIDERED OF HISTORICAL
VALUE AND DOES NOT NECESSARILY REFLECT CURRENT
POLICY OR PLANS OF THE SPONSORING AGENCY.
AIR FORCE STORY. THE - GLOBAL OPERATIONS, 1943
14 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SD, B&W
1953
PRODUCER USAF
AGENCY NO. SFP-0263-12
TITLE.NO. 122910/RW
RENTAL
S10.00
SALE
$46.25
HIGHLIGHTS THE HISTORY OF THE U S AIR FORCE DURING
1943, INCLUDING Irs OPERATIONS AGAINST GERMAN
SUBMARINES, THE AIR-LIFT OVER THE HIMALAYAS, AND THE
SOLOMON ISLANDS CAMPAIGN.
THIS IS CONSIDERED OF HISTORICAL
CLEARED FOR TV.
VALUE AND DOES NOT NECESSARILY REFLECT CURRENT
POLICY OR PLANS OF THE SPONSORING AGENCY
AIR FORCE STORY, THE - MAXIMUM EFFORT, OCTOBER
1943
1953
14 MIN, 16101101 FILM, OPT. SO, BsW
AGENCY NO. SFP-0263-16
PRODUCER USAF
S10.00
SALE
$46.25
RENTAL
TITLE NO, 122914/RW
HIGHLIGHTS THE HISTORY OF THE U S AIR FORCE,
PARTICULARLY THE BOMBING OF GERMAN WAR PLANTS BY THE
8TH AIR FORCE,
CLEAREO rOR TV.
THIS IS CONSIOERED OF HISTORICAL
VALUE AND OOES NOT NECESSARILY REFLECT CURRENT
POLICY OR PLANS OF THE SPONSORING AGENCY.
AIR FORCE STORY. THE - NORTH AFRICA, NOVEMBER
1942-MAY 1943
1953
14 MIN, 16101101 FILM. OPT, SO, BSW
AGENCY NO. SFP-0263-11
PROOUCER USAF
SALE
$46.25
TITLE NO. 1229D9/RW
HIGHLIGHTS THE HISTORy'UF THE U S AIR FORCE DURING
THE PERIOD FROM NOVEMBER 1942 TO MAY 1943,
PARTICULARLY ITS OPERATIONS IN NORTH AFRICA.
CLEAREO FOR TV.
THIS IS CONSIDERED OF HISTORICAL
VALUE AND DOES NOT NECESSARILY REFLECT CURRENT
POLICY OR PLANS OF THE SPONSORING AGENCY,
AIR FORCE STORY, THE - OUR WORLDWIDE AIR FORCE,
1953-1959
14 MIN, 16101101 FILM, OPT. SO, BsW
1961
AGENCY NO. SFP-0263-05
PRODUCER USAF
SALE
$46.25
TITLE NO. 122929/RW
SHOWS HOW THE U S AIR FORCE MET THE CHALLENGE OF THE
SOVIET'S MILITARY BUILD-UP AFTER WORLD WAR II.
SHOWS THE OEVELDPMENT OF THE B-47 AND B-52 AIRCRAFT
AND STRATEGIC AND TACTICAL MISSILES, THE GROWTH OF
STRATEGIC AIR COMMAND'S STRIKE FORCE, AND THE
CREATION OF THE NATO.
THIS IS CONSIDERED OF HISTORICAL
CLEARED FOR TV.
VALUE AND DOES NOT NECESSARILY REFLECT CURRENT
POLICY OR PlANS OF THE SPONSORING AGENCY.
AIR FORCE STORY, THE - PLOESTI, MARCH-AUGUST
1944
14 MIN, 16MM FILM. OPT. SO, BSW
1953
PRODUCER USAF
AGENCY NO. SFP-0263-20
TITLE NO. 12291S/RW
RENTAL
S10,OO
SALE
$46.25
HIGHLIGHTS THE BOMBING OF THE PLDESTI OIL
BY THE 15TH AIR FORCE.
REFIN~RIES
CLEARED FOR TV.
THIS IS CONSIDERED OF HISTORICAL
VALUE AND DOES NOT NECESSARILY REFLECT CURRENT
POLICY OR PLANS OF THE SPONSORING AGENCY.
AIR FORCE STORY, THE - PRELUDE TO IIo:VASION,
uANUARY-uUNE 1944
14 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SO, BIIW
1953
PRODUCER USAF
AGENCY NO. SFP-0263-1a
TITLE NO. 122916/RW
RENTAL
S10.00
SALE
$46.25
HIGHLIGHTS THE HISTORY OF THE U S AIR FORCE,
PARTICULARLY THE AERIAL ATTACKS UPON GERMAN
FACTORIE~, AIRDROMES, AND SUPPLY LINES.
CLEARED FOR TV,
THIS IS CONSIDERED OF HISTORICAL
VALUE AND DOES NOT NECESSARILY REFLECT CURRENT
POLICY OR PLANS OF THE SPONSORING AGENCY,
AIR FORCE STORY, THE - PRELUDE TO WAR,
1937- 1939
1953
14 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SO, BIIW
PRODUCER USAF
AGENCY NO. SFP-0263-06
S10.00
SALE
S46.25
TITLE NO. 122905/RW
RENTAL
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WAR COMES TO AMERICA
1949
67 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SO, BIIW
AGENCY NO. OF-007
PRODUCER USWD
S20 00
SALE
$215.00
TITLE NO, 7904BO/RW
RENTAL
TRACES AMERICAN HISTORY FROM uAMESTOWN IN 1607 TO
PEARL HARBOR IN 1941, EMPHASIZING THE ACHIEVEMENTS
AND IDEALS OF AMERICAN SOCIETY.
INCLUDES SCENES OF
HITLER RIDICULING ROOSEVELT'S PEACE EFFORT.
LINDBERGH ADVOCATING ISOLATIONISM, AND THE uAPANESE
BOMBING OF PEARL HARBOR,
PRODUCED BY U S WAR DEPARTMENT,
S OFFICE OF EDUCATION, 1949.
1945.
RELEASED BY U
FROM THE WHY WE FIGHT SERIES.
8 11375
RESTRICTION, SALE OR RENTAL IS APPROVED FOR STUDY
AND EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES ONLY. CLEARED FOR
CLOSED-CIRCUIT TV ONLY,
THiS HAS BEEN DECLARED
OBSOLETE FOR USE WITHIN THE SPONSORING AGENCY. BUT
MAY HAVE CONTENT VALUE FOR EDUCATIONAL USE.
OTHER FORMATISI OR VERSIONIS!
67 MIN, 3/4 IN. VIDEOCASSETTE, BIIW
PRODUCER USWD
TITLE NO. A00761/RW
WE BUILD, WE FIGHT
22 MIN, 16101101 FILM, OPT. SO. COL
PRODUCER USN
TITLE NO. 005007/RW
1949
AGENCY NO. OF-007
SALE
$215 00
1969
AGENCY NO. MN-l0386
SALE
$127,50
TELLS ABOUT THE SEABEES FROM THEIR FIRST 'CAN DO'
DAYS OF WORLD WAR II TO THEIR CONSTRUCTION AND
COUNTERINSURGENCY ACTIVITIES IN VIETNAM.
NARRATED
BY THE FOUNDER, ADM BEN MORRELL,
WE, THE JAPANESE PEOPLE
25 MIN, 16101101 FILM. OPT. SO, BIIW
PRODUCER USA
TITLE NO. 0038BO/RW
1952
SALE
$B2.50
SHOWS SOME Dr THE DEMOCRATIC CHANGES THE uAPANESE
PEOPLE HAVE ADOPTED SINCE 1945,
WHY WE FIGHT--A SERIES
7 16101101 FILMS, OPT. SO
PRODUCER USWD
SPONSOR USA
TITLE NO. B11375/RW
RENTAL
1945
S122.50
SALE SI,250.00
CREDITS: DIRECTED BY FRANK CAPRA AND ANATOLE LITVAK.
EOITING: WILLIAM HORNBECK, LIBRARY RESEARCH: RICHARD
GRIFFITH (IN CHARGE).
WRITING AND RESEARCH: LEONARD
SPIGELGLASS, ERIC KNIGHT, ANATOLE LITVAK, ANTHONY
VEILLER, CARL FOREMAN. WILLIAM L SHIRER, uAMES
HILTON, AND ROBERT HELLER. MUSIC: DMITRI TIOMKIN AND
ALFRED NEWMAN. NARRATION: WALTER HUSTON. LLOYD
NOLAN, AND ANTHONY VEILLER.
NAZIS STRIKE. THE
PRELUOE TO WAR
BATTLE OF BRITAIN, THE
BATTLE OF CHINA, THE
BATTLE OF RUSSIA, THE
DIVIDE AND CDNQUER
WAR COMES TO AMERICA
41MIN
54MIN
55MIN
67MIN
B3MIN
62MIN
67MIN
AND EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES ONLY.
CLEARED FOR
CLDSED-CIRCUIT TV ONLY.
THIS HAS BEEN DECLARED
OBSOLETE FOR USE WITHIN THE SPONSORING AGENCY, BUT
MAY HAVE CONTENT VALUE FOR EDUCATIONAL USE.
OTHER FORMATlSI OR VERSIONIS)
7 3/4 IN. VIDEOCASSETTES
1945
PRODUCER USWD
SPONSOR USA
TITLE NO. A00755/RW
SALE S1.200.00
HIGHLIGHTS THE HISTORY OF THE U S AIR FORCE DURING
THE YEARS 1937 TO 1939,
[N.B. The titles above are from p. 2
of the list.
Those following on this
page are taken (out of alphabeti cal
sequence to Sqve space) from p. 11.1
VICTORY DIVISION, THE - 24TH INFANTRY
17 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SO, BIIW
1950
PRODUCER USA
AGENCY NO CMF13"0-7553
TITLE NO. 005000/RW
SALE
S56.00
TELLS THE HISTORY OF THE 24TH INFANTRY OIVISION IN
THE PACIFIC AREA DURING WORLD WAR II,
WORLD AT WAR
44 MIN, 16101101 FILM, OPT. SO, B&W
PRODUCER USDWID
TITLE NO. 002234/RW
1943
SALE
S145.25
TRACES THE TREND TOWARD WAR DURING THE DECADE
1931-1941. SHOWING THE EVENTS IN ASIA AND EUROPE
FROM THE uAPANESE INVASION OF MANCHURIA IN 1931 TO
THE BOMBING OF PEARL HARBOR.
CREDITS: DIRECTED BY SAMUEL SPEWACK. EDITING~ GENE
MILFORD. MUSIC, GAIL KUBIK. CUNDUCTOR: ALEXANDER
SMALLENS. NARRATION, PAUL STEWART.
OTHER FDRMATIS) OR VERSIONlS1
44 MIN. 3/4 IN. VIDEOCASSETTE BsW
PRODUCER USOWI
.
TITLE NO. A00754/RW
1943
SI LE
S135.00
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AIR FORCE STORY, THE - THE AIR WAR STARTS.
1939-1941
1953
14 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SO, BI\W
AGENCY NO. SFP-0263-07
PRODUCER USAF
SALE
$46.25
TITLE NO. 122263/RW
CLEARED FOR TV.
THIS IS CONSIDERED OF HISTORICAL
VALUE AND DOES NOT NECESSARILY REFLECT CURRENT
POLICY OR PLANS OF THE SPONSORING AGENCY.
AIR FORCE STORY. THE - RETREAT AND ADVANCE,
JUNE 1944-MARCH 1945
13 MIN, IGMM FILM, OPT, SO, BRW
1953
PRODUCER USAF
AGENCY NO, SFP-0263-23
TITLE NO
122921/RW
RENTAL
$10.00
SALE
$43 00
HIGHLIGHTS THE HISTORY OF THE U S AIR FORCE
I'MtlCULARLY THE OPERATIONS OF THE 5TH, 7TH:
AND 14TH AIR FORCES IN THE RECAPTURE OF THE
PHILIPPINES.
HIGHLIGHTS THE HISTORY OF THE U S AIR FORCE DURING
THE YEARS 1939 TO 1941, CONCLUDING WITH THE JAPANESE
ATTACK ON PEARL HARBOR.
CLEARED FOR TV.
THIS IS CONSIDERED OF HISTORICAL
VALUE AND DOES NOT NECESSARILY REFLECT CURRENT
POLICY DR PLANS OF THE SPONSORING AGENCY.
13TH,
AIR FORCE STORY, THE - THE DRAWING OF THE
BATTLE LINES, DECEMBER 1941 TO APRIL 1942
1953
14 MIN, lGMM FILM, OPT. SO, BRW
AGENCY NO. SFP-0263-08
PRODUCER USAF
SALE
$46.25
TITLE NO. 122906/RW
CLEARFD FOR TV.
THIS IS CONSIDERED OF HISTORICAL
VALUE AND DOES NOT NECESSARILY REFLECT CURRENT
POLICY OR PLANS OF THE SPONSORING AGENCY.
AIR fO~CE STORY, THE
ROAD TO ROME, SEPTEMBER
1943-..tUNE 1944
14 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT, SO, B&W
1953
PRODUCER USAF
AGENCY NO. SFP-0263-17
TITLE NO. 122915/RW
RENTAL
$10.00
SALE
$46,25
HIGHLIGHTS THE HISTORY OF THE U S AIR FORCE DURING
THE PERIOD FROM DECEMBER 1941 TO APRIL 1942,
INCLUDING COL DOOLITTLE'S BOMBING MISSION OVER
JAPAN
CLEARED FOR TV.
THIS IS CONSIDERED OF HISTORICAL
VALUE AND DOES NOT NECESSARILY REFLECT CURRENT
POLICY OR PLANS OF THE SPONSORING AGENCY.
HIGHLIGHTS THE HISTORY OF THE U S AIR FORCE
PARTICULARLY THE OPERATIONS OF THE 12TH AIR'FORCE IN
ITALY
CLEARED lOR TV
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VALUE AND DOES NOT NECESSARILY REFLECT CURRENT
POLICY OR PLANS OF THE SPONSORING AGENCY.
AIR FORCE STORY, THE - THE TIDE TURNS,
JUNE-DECEMBER 1942
14 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT SO, BI\W
1953
AGENCY NO. SFP-0263-10
PRODUCER USAF
SALE
$46.25
TITLE NO. 122908/RW
AIR FORCE STORY. THE - SCHWEINFURT AND
REGENSBURG. AUGUST 1943
14 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SO, B&W
1953
PRODUCER USAF
AGENCY NO. SFP-0263-14
TITLE NO. 122912/RW
RENTAL
$10 00
SALE
$46.25
HIGHLIGHTS THE HISTORY OF THE U S AIR FORCE DURING
THE PERIOD FROM JUNE TO DECEMBER 1942.
CLEARED FOR TV.
THIS IS CONSIDERED OF HISTORICAL
VALUE AND DOES NOT NECESSARILY REFLECT CURRENT
POLICY OR PLANS OF THE SPONSORING AGENCY
HIGHLIGHTS THE HISTORY OF THE U S AIR FORCE,
PARTICULARLY THE BOMBING OF REGENSBURG AND
SCHWEINrlJRT IN AUGUST 1943.
AIR FORCE STORY, THE - TWO YEARS OF WAR,
SEPTEMBER-DECEMBER 1943
14 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SO, B&W
1953
PRODUCER USAF
AGENCY NO. SFP-0263-15
RENTAL
TITLE NO. 122913/RW
$10.00
SALE
$46.25
CLEARED FOR TV.
THIS IS CONSIDERED OF HISTORICAL
VALUE AND DOES NOT NECESSARILY REFLECT CURRENT
POLICY DR PLANS OF TIlE SPONSORING AGENCY.
AIR FORCE STORY. THE
SUPERFORT, AUGUST
1943·JUNE 1944
14 MIN, 1SMM FILM. OPT. SO. B&W
1953
PROOUCER USAF
AGENCY NO. SFP-0263-21
TITLE NO. 122919/RW
RENTAL
$10.00
SALE
$46.25
HIGHLIGHTS THE HISTORY OF THE U S AIR FORCE DURING
THE PERIOD FROM SEPTEMBER TO DECEMBER 1943,
PARTICULARLY ITS OPERATIONS IN BURMA, NEW GUINEA,
AND RABAUL.
CLEARED FOR TV.
THIS IS CONSIDERED OF HISTORICAL
VALUE AND DOES NOT NECESSARILY REFLECT CURRENT
POLICY DR PLANS OF THE SPONSORING AGENCY.
HIGHLIGHTS THE HISTORY OF THE U S AIR FORCE
PARTICULARLY THE BUILDING OF B-29 SUPERFORT~ AND
TI/EIR BOMBING OF JAPAN FROM AIR BASES IN CHINA.
CLEARED FOR TV.
THIS IS CONSIDERED OF HISTORICAL
VALUE AND DOES NOT NECESSARILY 'REFLECT CURRENT
POLICY OR PLANS OF THE SPONSORING AGENCY
AIR FORCE STORY. THE - VICTORY IN EUROPE, JUNE
1944-MAY 1945
14 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SO. BI\W
1953
PRODUCER USAF
AGENCY NO. SFP-0263-22
TITLE NO
122920/RW
RENTAL
$10.UO
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$46 25
AIR FORCE STORY. THE
THE AAF FIGHTS BACK,
APRIL JULY 1942
14 MIN, lGMM FILM. OPT SO. BI\W
1953
PRODUCER USAF
AGENCY NO. SFP-0263-09
TITLE NO. 122907/RW
SALE
$46.25
HIGHLIGHTS THE HISTORY OF THE U S AIR FORCE,
PARTICULARLY THE OPERATIONS OF THE 8TH AIR FORCE IN
EUROPE.
CLEARED FOR TV.
THIS IS CONSIDERED OF HISTORICAL
VALUE AND DOES NOT NECESSARILY REFLECT CURRENT
POLICY OR PLANS OF THE SPONSORING AGENCY.
HIGHLIGHTS THE HISTORY OF THE U S AIR FORCE DURING
THE PERIOD FROM APRIL TO JULY 1942. INCLUDING THE
BATTLE OF MIDWAY.
CLEARED FOR TV
THIS IS CONSIDERED OF HISTORICAL
VALUE ANO DOES NOT NECESSARILY REFLECT CURRENT
~OLICY OR PLANS OF THE SPONSORING AGENCY.
ALONG OUR SHORES
17 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT.
PRODUCER USCG
TITLE NO. 128385/RW
AIR FORCE STORY. THE
THE AIR FORCE AND THE
ATOM BOMB
14 MIN, ISMM FILM. OPT. SO. BR W
1960
PRODUCER lISAr
AGENCY NO. SFP-0263-01
TITLE NO. 122925/RW
SALE
$46.25
1945
SALE
1;5S.00
REVIEWS THE 1941-45 WARTIME ACTIVITIES WITHIN THE
CONTINENTAL LIMITS AND OFF THE SHORES OF 'THE U S.
DISCUSSES PERSONNEL TRAINING. PORT SECURITY. AND
SEARCH AND RESCUE.
REVIEWS THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE ATOMIC BOMB IN 1944
ITS ROLE IN WORLD WAR II, AND POSTWAR ATOMIC TESTS'
ON THE MARSHALL ISLANDS.
EXPLAINS HOW THE HYDROGEN
BOMB CHANGED THE NATURE OF WARFARE
AMERICAN FIRST ARMY ­ AACHEN TO THE ROER RIVER
29 MIN, 16MM FILM. OPT. SO. BI\W
1951
PRODUCER USA
AGENCY NO. CHR·B-30
TITLE NO. 130750/RW
SALE
$95.75
CLEARED FOR TV
THIS IS CONSIDERED OF HISTORICAL
VALUE AND DOES NOT NECESSARILY REFLECT CURRENT
POLICY OR PLANS OF THE SPONSORING AGENCY.
r--------··--­
SO. B&W
SHOWS SCENES OF THE AMERICAN 1ST ARMY'S ADVANCE FROM
AACHEN TO THE ROER RIVER IN WORLD WAR II.
COVERS
ACTIVITIES OF THE 1ST, 9TH. 28TH, 83RD, AND 104TH
DIVISIONS, AND THE 3RD ARMORED DIVISION.
3
9
PRODUCEO BY U S ARMY, 1948,
OF EOUCATION. 1951.
BATTLE OF CHINA. THE
67 MIN, 16MM FILM. OPT. SO, B&W
PRODUCER USWO
SPONSOR USA
TITLE NO. 164463/RW
RENTAL
$20.00
RELEASEO BY U S OFFICE
FROM THE HISTORICAL REPORTS SERIES.
001041
PRODUCED BY U S WAR DEPARTMENT, 1944. RELEASED BY U
S OFFICE OF WAR INFORMATION, OOMESTIC BRANCH, 1945.
SHOWS SCENES OF THE AMERICAN 9TH ARMY'S AOVANCE FROM
AACHEN TO THE ROER RIVER IN WORLO WAR II.
FROM THE WHY WE FIGHT SERIES.
811375
RELEASEO BY U S OFFICE
RESTRICTION: SALE OR RENTAL IS APPROVEO FOR STUDY
AND EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES ONLY. CLEAREO FOR
CLOSED-CIRCUIT TV ONLY. THIS HAS BEEN OECLAREO
OBSOLETE FOR USE WITHIN THE SPONSORING AGENCY, BUT
MAY HAVE CONTENT VALUE FOR EOUCATIONAL USE.
FROM THE HISTORICAL REPORTS SERIES.
001041
ATTACK - THE BATTLE OF NEW BRITAIN
1944
46 MIN. 16MM FILM, OPT. SO. BaW
PROOUCER USA
AGENCY NO. CMF040-1041
SALE
$151.75
TITLE NO. 153830/RW
OTHER FORMAT(S) OR VERSION(S)
67 MIN. 3/4 IN. VIDEOCASSETTE, B&W
PRODUCER USWO
SPONSOR USA
TITLE NO. A00760/RW
PROVIDES A RECORD OF THE ATTACKS ON ARAWAE ANO CAPE
GLOUCESTER ON NEW BRITAIN FROM PLAN TO FINAL
VICTORY.
AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF A JEEP, THE
10 MIN. 16MM FILM, OPT. SO, B&W
PRODUCER USOWIO SPONSOR USNARS
TITLE NO. A00570/RW
RENTAL
$10.00
BATTLE OF MIOWAY
18 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SD,.COL
PRODUCER USN
SPONSOR USNARS
TITLE NO. A00569/RW
1943
SALE
$33.00
1945
AGENCY NO. MN-09031
SALE
$72.50
1945
SALE
$250.00
SHOWS THE RUSSIAN DEFENSE AGAINST THE NAZI INVASION
DURING WORLD WAR II, CLIMAXING WITH THE BATTLE OF
ST ALI NGRAD.
PROOUCED BY U S WAR DEPARTMENT, 1944. RELEASED BY U
S OFFICE OF WAR INFORMATION, DOMESTIC BRANCH. 1945.
$99.00
FROM THE WHY WE FIGHT SERIES.
811375
PRESENTS THE STORY OF BERLIN FROM THE ENO OF WORLD
WAR II TO THE BUILDING OF THE BERLIN WALL. TRACES
THE ORIGIN OF ALLIED RIGHTS TO BERLIN, SHOWS HOW THE
CITY CAME TO BE DIVIDED, ANO CONSIDERS THE PROBLEM
OF BERLIN IN THE LIGHT OF THE WHOLE QUESTION OF
GERMAN REUNIFICATION.
RESTRICTION: SALE OR RENTAL IS APPROVED FOR STUDY
AND EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES ONLY. CLEARED FOR
CLOSED-CIRCUIT TV ONLY. THIS HAS BEEN DECLARED
OBSOLETE FOR USE WITHIN THE SPONSORING AGENCY. BUT
MAY HAVE CONTENT VALUE FOR EOUCATIONAL USE.
OTHER FORMAT(S) OR VERSION(S)
83 MIN. 3/4 IN. VIOEOCASSETTE, Baw
PRODUCER USWO
SPONSOR USA
TITLE NO. A00759/RW
BATTLE OF BRITAIN, THE
55 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SO. BaW
19~9
PROOUCER .USWD
SPONSOR USA
AGENCY NO. OF-004
RENTAL
$15.00
SALE
$180.00
TITLE NO. 164450/RW
PRESENTS THE STORY OF THE YEAR DURING WHICH BRITAIN
STOOD ALONE AGAINST THE AXIS. TELLS HOW THE NAZI
AIR FORCE SMASHED AT HER CITIES AND HOW SHE FOUGHT
BACK, FINALLY STOPPING HITLER.
1945
SALE
$250.00
BATTLE OF SAN PIETRO, THE
35 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SO, BaW
1949
PROOUCER USWO
SPONSOR USA
AGENCY NO. CR-02
RENTAL
$12.50
TITLE NO. 164500/RW
SALE
$105.00
PRODUCED BY U S WAR DEPARTMENT, 1943. RELEASED BY U
S OFFICE OF WAR INFORMATION, OOMESTIC BRANCH, 1945,
ANO BY U S OFFICE OF EDUCATION. 1949.
PRESENTS MODERN WARFARE FROM THE SOLDIER'S POINT OF
VIEW. STRESSES THE NUMBER OF MEN KILLED IN TAKING
ONE MILITARY OBJECTIVE. SHOWS THE PEOPLE ANO
CHI LOREN OF SAN PIETRO WERE TOO STUNNED TO REALIZE
THEY HAO BEEN LIBERATED DURING WORLO WAR II.
FROM THE WHY WE FIGHT SERIES.
811375
INTRODUCEO BY GENERAL MARK CLARK.
RESTRICTION: SALE OR RENTAL IS APPROVED FOR STUDY
AND EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES ONLY. CLEARED FOR
CLOSEO-CIRCUIT TV ONLY. THIS HAS BEEN DECLARED
OBSOLETE FOR USE WITHIN THE SPONSORING AGENCY, BUT
MAY HAVE CONTENT VALUE FOR EDUCATIONAL USE.
OTHER FORMAT(S) OR VERSION(S)
55 MIN, 3/4 IN. VIDEOCASSETTE, BaW
PRODUCER USWD
SPONSOR USA
TITLE NO. A00758/RW
$215.00
1943
AGENCY NO. MN-09168
SALE
$104.50
BATTLE OF RUSSIA, THE
83 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SO, BaW
PRODUCER USWD
SPONSOR USA
TITLE NO. 164497/RW
RENTAL
$20.00
1963
SALE
SALE
OTHER FORMAT(S) OR VERSION(S)
1943
18 MIN, 3/4 IN. VIOEOCASSETTE, COL
PROOUCER USN
SPONSOR USNARS
AGENCY NO. MN-09168
SALE
$80.00
TITLE NO. A00764/RW
PRESENTS THE STORY OF THE U S S GUAOALCANAL AND THE
CAPTURE OF THE FIRST GERMAN SUBMARINE IN WORLD WAR
II BY THE COMMANDING OFFICER OF, THAT SHIP.
BACKGROUND TO BERLIN
30 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SO, B&W
PRODUCER NATO
TITLE NO. 158000/RW
1945
A OOCUMENTARY ACCOUNT OF AIR AND NAVAL ACTION OURING
ONE OF THE GREATEST BATTLES OF WORLD WAR II. DIRECT­
EO BY JOHN FORD.
GIVES A LOOK AT THAT MOST ALL-AMERICAN OF VEHICLES.
THE JEEP. CELEBRATES OUR NATIONAL LOVE AFFAIR WITH
THE AUTOMOBILE. TRANSFERREO HERE TO A REMARKABLE
LITTLE MACHINE WHICH WOULD BECOME A SYMBOL OF
AMERICA'S PRESENCE THROUGHOUT THE WORLD.
AWAY BOAROERS
22 MIN, 16MM FILM. OPT. SO, B&W
PROOUCER USN
TITLE NO. 156875/RW
$215.00
OEPICTS JAPANESE AGGRESSION AGAINST CHINA DURING
WORLD WAR II AND DESCRIBES JAPANESE PLANS FOR WORLD
CONQUEST. OESCRIBES CHINESE DEVELOPMENT OF THE
COMPASS, PRINTING. ASTRONOMY. GUNPOWDER, AND
PORCELAIN.
AMERICAN NINTH ARMY - AACHEN TO THE ROER RIVER
1949
31 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SO, B&W
AGENCY NO. CHR-B-29
PRODUCER USA
SALE
$102.25
TITLE NO. 132155/RW
PROOUCEO BY lJ S ARMY. 1948.
OF EOUCAT ION. 1949.
1945
SALE
PRODUCED BY U S WAR DEPARTMENT, 1945.
S OFFICE OF EDUCATION. 1949.
RELEASED BY U
FROM THE CAMPAIGN REPORTS SERIES.
001010
1949
AGENCY NO. OF-004
SALE
$150.00
OTHER FORMAT(S} OR VERSION(S)
35 MIN, 3/4 IN. VIOEOCASSETTE, BaW
PRODUCER USWO
SPONSOR USA
TITLE NO. A00765/RW
4
----"--_.. _ - - - - - - - -
---------­
1949
AGENCY NO. CR-02
SALE
$105.00
BATTLE OF ST VITH, PT 1
28 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SO, B&W
1965
PRODUCER USA
AGENCY NO. TV-0648
RENTAL
TITLE NO. A00403/RW
$1000
SALE
$92.50
10
FROM THE BIG PICTURE SERIES,
00717B
FROM THE BIG PICTURE SERIES.
007178
CLEARED FOR TV. THIS IS CONSIDERED OF HISTORICAL
VALUE AND DOES NOT NECESSARILY REFLECT CURRENT
POLICY OR PLANS OF THE SPONSORING AGENCY.
BATTLE OF ST VITH, PT 2
1965
28 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SO, B&W
PRODUCER USA
AGENCY NO. TV-0649
RENTAL
TITLE NO. A00404/RW
$10.00
SALE
$92.50
CLIMB TO GLORY, PT 2
29 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SO. B&W
PRODUCER USA
TITLE NO. 226876/RW
TELLS THE STORY OF THE 3-DAY ATTACK ON ST VITH AND
RETREAT OF AMERICAN TROOPS WHEN THE TOWN WAS LOST TO
THE GERMANS.
1963
AGENCY NO. TV-0600
SALE
$95.75
SHOWS THE FINAL BREAKTHROUGH BY 10TH MOUNTAIN
DIVISION IN ITALY DURING WORLD WAR II.
FROM THE BIG PICTURE SERIES.
007178
FROM THE BIG PICTURE SERIES.
00717B
BEACHHEAD AT ANZIO
29 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SO, B&W
PRODUCER USA
TITLE NO. 165251/RW
CLEARED FOR TV. THIS IS CONSIDERED OF HISTORICAL
VALUE AND DOES NOT NECESSARlLY REFLECT CURRENT
POLICY OR PLANS OF THE SPONSORING AGENCY,
1962
AGENCY NO. TV-0579
SALE
$95.75
DESCRIBES THE WORLD WAR II BATTLE FOUGHT ON A TINY
BEACHHEAD AT ANZIO.
COMBAT AMERICA
55 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SO, B&W
PRODUCER USAAF
SPONSOR USAF
TITLE NO. 010389/RW
FROM THE BIG PICTURE SERIES.
007178
BIG WHEEL, THE
17 MIN, 16MM FILM. OPT. SO, B&W
1950
PRODUCER USA
AGENCY NO. CMF130-7723
TITLE NO. 174275/RW
SALE
$56.00
FEATURES CLARK GABLE.
DECEMBER 7TH
34 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SO, B&W
PRODUCER USN
SPONSOR USNARS
TITLE NO. 007628/RW
RENTAL
$10.00
TELLS THE HISTORY OF THE 35TH INFANTRY DIVISION.
BLOOD, INK, AND OIL
29 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SO, COL
PRODUCER USN
TITLE NO. 009653/RW
AWARD(S): ACADEMY AWARD, BEST SHORT SUBJECT, 1943.
OTHEk FORMAT(SI OR VERSIONISI
34 MIN, 3/4 IN. VIDEOCASSETTE, B&W
PRODUCER USN
SPONSOR USNARS
TITLE NO. A00727/RW
SALE
$112.25
SHOWS HOW ANTWERP, LIBERATED AFTER FOUR YEARS OF
GERMAN OCCUPATION, WAS BATTERED BY THE V-I BOMB.
DESCRIBES HOW THE PORT WAS SAVED BY ALLIED GUNNERS
USING A SHIFTING DEFENSE STRATEGY KNOWN AS ANTWERP
X.
FROM THE HISTORICAL REPORTS SERIES.
001041
PRODUCED BY U S ARMY, 1947.
OF EDUCATION. 1950.
$464,75
RELEASED BY U S OFFICE
DIVIDE AND CONQUER
1949
62 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SO, B&W
PRODUCER USWD
SPONSOR USA
AGENCY NO. OF-003
RENTAL
$17,50
SALE
$195,00
TITLE NO, 275775/RW
REPORTS ON SEVERAL HISTORICAL CAMPAIGNS CONDUCTED BY
THE AMERICAN FORCES DURING WORLD WAR II. FEATURED
IN THE SERIES ARE GEN DOUGLAS MAC ARTHUR AND THE 5TH
U S ARMY.
PROOUCED BY U S WAR DEPARTMENT 1945.
S OFFICE OF EDUCATION, 1949 AND 1950.
1943
DEFENSE OF ANTWERP AGAINST THE V-l
21 MIN. 16MM FILM, OPT. SO, B&W
1950
AGENCY NO. MF009-01286
PRODUCER USA
SALE
$69,25
TITLE NO. 262708/RW
REPORTS THE LANDING OPERATION AND SUBSEQUENT CAPTURE
OF BOUGAINVILLE IN 1943 BY THE AMERICAN 37TH
DIVISION, 14TH CORPS, AND 3RD MARINE DIVISION,
SALE
$112.25
DIRECTED BY uOHN FORO. SECOND UNIT DIRECTOR, uAMES C
HAVENS. PHOTOGRAPHY: GREGG TOLAND, EDITING: ROBERT
PARRISH. MUSIC: ALFRED NEWMAN.
1948
AGENCY NO. CHR-A-05
SALE
$29.75
$27.50
1943
SALE
RECONSTRUCTS THE EVENTS ON THIS DAY IN PEARL HARBOR
WITH STAGED BATTLE SCENES,
1975
AGENCY NO. MN-11558
SALE
$168.25
COMBINES PAINTINGS FROM THE NAVY'S COMBAT ART
CENTER. WASHINGTON, DC, INTERVIEWS WITH ARTISTS, AND
HISTORICAL FOOTAGE TO PRESENT A GRAPHIC PORTRAIT OF
COMBAT ARTISTS WHO SERVED WITH THE NAVY DURING WORLD
WAR II.
BOUGAINVILLE
9 MIN. 16MM FILM. OPT. SO, B&W
PRODUCER USA
TITLE NO. 183625/RW
1945
AGENCY NO, SFP-0124
SALE
$319.00
SHOWS A DRAMATIZED STORY OF THE 351ST BOMBER GROUP
OF THE U S ARMY AIR FORCES, FROM ITS TRAINING IN
COLORADO TO A MISSION OVER GERMANY. PORTRAYS THE
CREWS AND GUNNERS AT A BASE IN ENGLAND AND ON THE
MISSION. CONTAINS COMBAT FOOTAGE.
CLEARED FOR TV. THIS IS CONSIDERED OF HISTORICAL
VALUE AND DOES NOT NECESSARILY REFLECT CURRENT
POLICY OR PLANS OF THE SPONSORING AGENCY.
APPOINTMENT IN TOKYO
BATTLE OF SAN PIETRO THE
STILWELL ROAD, THE '
1963
AGENCY NO, TV-0599
SALE
$95.75
TELLS HOW THE 10TH MOUNTAIN DIVISION BROKE THROUGH
THE INVINCIBLE GOTHIC LINE IN ITALY,
DESCRIBES BACKGROUND OF EVENTS OF HITLER'S ARDENNES
OFFENSIVE, DECEMBER 1944, WITH FOCUS ON DECEMBER
19TH ATTACK ON ST VITH WHICH MARKED THE BEGINNING OF
THE BATTLE OF THE BULGE.
CAMPAIGN REPORTS--A SERIES
3 16MM FILMS, OPT. SO
PRODUCER USWD
SPONSOR USA
TITLE NO. 001010/RW
RENTAL
CLIMB TO GLORY, PT I
29 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SO, B&W
PRODUCER USA
TITLE NO. 226875/RW
RECORDS THE HIGH POINT OF THE NAZI BLITZ AND THE LOW
POINT OF NAZI TREACHERY, THE PERIOD IN WHICH
BELGIUM, HOLLAND, DENMARK, NORWAY, AND FRANCE WERE
INVADED PREPARATORY TO THE BLITZ AND PLANNED
INVASION OF BRITAIN. HIGHLIGHTS HITLER'S PRACTICES
OF SABOTAGE, THE FIFTH COLUMN, STRIKES, RIOTS, AND
HATE LITERATURE.
RELEASED BY U
56MIN
35MIN
53MIN
5
PRODUCED BY U S WAR DEPARTMENT, 1943, RELEASED BY U
S OFFICE OF WAR INFORMATION, DOMESTIC BRANCH, 1945.
AND BY U S OFFICE OF EDUCATION, 1949.
11
OO~UMENTS THE HEROISM OF THE AMERICAN FIGHTER PILOTS
WHO FLEW ESCORT MISSIONS OVER GERMANY OURING WORLo
WAR II.
FROM THE WHY WE FIGHT SERIES.
811375
CLEAREO FOR TV. THIS IS CONSIOERED OF HISTORICAL
VALUE ANO DOES NOT NECESSARILY REFLECT CURRENT
POLICY OR PLANS OF THE SPONSORING AGENCY.
RESTRICTION: SALE OR RENTAL IS APPROVED FOR STUDY
AND EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES ONLY, CLEARED FOR
CLOSED-CIRCUIT TV ONLY, THIS HAS BEEN DECLARED
OBSOLETE FOR USE WITHIN THE SPONSORING AGENCY. B~T
MAY HAVE CONTENT VALUE FOR EDUCATIONAL USE.
OTHER rORMATIS) OR VERSIONIS)
62 MIN, 3/4 IN. VIDEOCASSETTE, BsW
PRODUCER USWO
SPONSOR USA
TITLE NO. A00757/RW
FIGHTING FIRST. THE
15 MIN. 16MM FILM, OPT. SO, BSW
1947
AGENCY NO. CMF045-1279
PRODUCER USA
SALE
$49.50
TITLE NO. 001685/RW
1949
AGENCY NO, OF-003
SALE
$150.00
SHOWS COMBAT OPERATIONS OF THE 1ST INFANTRY OIVISION
IN EIGHT CAMPAIGNS ANO THREE INVASIONS INCLUOING
ATTACKS AND COUNTER-ATTACKS ON FOOT, IN TRUCKS, ANO
FROM ASSAULT BOATS.
EIGHTY-SECONO AIRBORNE DIVISION, THE
1948
21 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SO, BSW
AGENCY NO. CMF045-1426
PROOUCER USA
SALE
$69.25
TITLE NO. 290818/RW
FROM THE PRIDE OF OUTFIT SERIES.
A00421
FIXED BRIOGE CONSTRUCTION AND REPAIR IN THE CBI
1950
11 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SO, BSW
AGENCY NO. FB-005-0192
PROOUCER USWD
SPONSOR USOE
SALE
$36 25
TITLE NO, 007923/RW
RELATES THE HISTORY OF THE 820 AIRBORNE DIVISION
WITH SEQUENCES OEVOTEO TO ACTIVITIES OURING WORLO
WAR 1 AND WORLO WAR 2.
FROM THE PRIOE OF OUTFIT SERIES.
A00421
SHOWS HOW U S ARMY ENGINEERS BUILT ANO REPAIRED
FIXEO BRIOGES IN THE CHINA-BURMA-INDIA THEATER OF
OPERATIONS OURING WORLO WAR II.
EIGHTY-THIRD INFANTRY DIVISION IN EUROPE, THE
1951
20 MIN, 16MM FILM. OPT. SO, B&W
AGENCY NO. CMF045-7814
PRODUCER USA
SALE
$66.00
TITLE NO, 290820/RW
PRODUCED BY U S WAR OEPARTMENT, 1945.
S OFFICE OF EDUCATION, 1950.
FLEET THAT CAME TO STAY, THE
22 MIN. 16MM FILM. OPT. SO, BsW
PROOUCER USN
TITLE NO. 3234BO/RW
RECOUNTS THE OMAHA BEACH LANDING, RELIEVING 101ST
AIRBORNE, FIGHTING THROUGH HEDGEROWS OF NORMANDY,
TAKING ST MALO, SURRENDER OF 20,000 GERMANS IN LOIRE
VALLEY. BATTLE OF THE BULGE, HURLING BACK ENEMY IN
THE ARDENNES. AND THE DRIVE TO THE ELBE RIVER.
THIS IS CONSIDERED OF HISTORICAL VALUE AND DOES NOT
NECESSARILY REFLECT CURRENT POLICY OR PLANS OF THE
SPONSORING AGENCY.
FOR ALL THE PEOPLE - THE HARRY S TRUMAN LIBRARY
29 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SO. COL
PRODUCER USNLT
TITLE NO. 337080/RW
RENTAL
$12.50
SALE
1961
AGENCY NO. TV-0546
SALE
$95.75
FROM THE BIG PICTURE SERIES.
007178
FORTRESS IN THE SEA
29 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SO, BSW
PRODUCER USA
TITLE NO. 339BOO/RW
NOT CLEARED FOR TV. THIS IS CONSIDERED OF
HISTORICAL VALUE ANO DOES NOT NECESSARILY REFLECT
CURRENT POLICY OR PLANS OF THE SPONSORING AGENCY.
1963
AGENCY NO. TV-05B7
SALE
$95.75
RECALLS THE RECAPTURE OF CORREGIDOR IN WORLO WAR II
BY GEN MACARTHUR'S FORCE, INCLUDING RECOLLECTIONS OF
AN ARMY NURSE, A PARATROOPER. A COMMANDER, ANO AN
ARMY SERGEANT.
1963
AGENCY NO. TV-0594
SALE
$92.50
FROM THE BIG PICTURE SERIES.
007178
DOCUMENTS THE MILITARY CAREER OF THE COLORFUL
GENERAL GEORGE S PATTON, WITH FOCUS ON HIS WORLD WAR
II ACTION IN AFRICA AND EUROPE.
CLEAREO FOR TV. THIS IS CONSIDERED OF HISTORICAL
VALUE ANO DOES NOT NECESSARILY REFLECT CURRENT
POLICY OR PLANS OF THE SPONSORING AGENCY,
THIS IS CONSIDERED OF HISTORICAL VALUE AND DOES NOT
NECESSARILY REFLECT CURRENT POLICY OR PLANS OF THE
SPONSORING AGENCY.
FURY IN THE PACIFIC
20 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT, SO, B&W
PRODUCER USN
TITLE NO. 352800/RW
FAMOUS THIRD ARMY, THE
22 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SO, BSW
1950
PRODUCER USA
AGENCY NO. CMF045-7705
TITLE NO 318790/RW
SALE
$72.50
1945
AGENCY NO. MN-09045
SALE
$66.00
DOCUMENTS THE INVASION OF THE PALAU ISLANDS IN 1944.
HELL FOR LEATHER
1946
10 MIN, 16MM FILM. OPT. SO, BSW
PROOUCER USA
AGENCY NO. CMF045-127B
SALE
$33.00
TITLE NO. 387623/RW
PROVIDES A HISTORICAL REVIEW OF THE ADVANCE OF THE U
S THIRD ARMY ACROSS FRANCE AND INTO GERMANY DURING
WORLD WAR II.
FIGHT FOR THE SKY, THE
21 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SO, BSW
PRODUCER USAF
TITLE NO. 331555/RW
1969
$16B.25
SHOWS THE ROLE OF TRUMAN DURING ANO IMMEDIATELY
FOLLOWING WORLO WAR II.
INCLUDES SUCH HISTORICAL
EPISOOES AS THE ENDING OF THE WAR IN EUROPE, THE USE
OF THE ATOMIC BOMB. THE ENO OF THE WAR IN THE
PACIFIC, AMERICAN PARTICIPATION IN THE U N, THE
KOREAN WAR, THE TRUMAN DOCTRINE, AND POSTWAR
OOMESTIC PROGRAMS, NARRATED BY MARTIN GABEL.
TRACES THE HISTORY OF THE 4TH DIVISION IN WORLO WARS
I AND II, AND CONCLUDES WITH THE AIRLIFT OF THE UNIT
ACROSS THE NORTH POLE TO ASSIGNMENT IN WEST GERMANY.
FAMOUS GENERALS - PATTON
28 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT, SO, B&W
PRODUCER USA
TITLE NO. A01014/RW
1945
AGENCY NO. MN-05B02
SALE
$72.50
EXPLAINS THE INVASION OF OKINAWA FROM THE U S NAVY
POINT OF VIEW AND ILLUSTRATES THE OPERATION BY
SCENES OF THE COMBAT,
FROM THE PRIDE OF OUTFIT SERIES.
A00421
FAMOUS FOURTH, THE
29 MIN, lBMM FILM. OPT. SO, B&W
PRODUCER USA
TITLE NO. 31B785/RW
RELEASED BY U
OEPICTS THE HISTORY OF THE U S 1ST CAVALRY OIVISION,
PARTICULARLY OURING WORLD WAR II.
1965
AGENCY NO. SFP-1563
SALE
$69.25
FROM THE PRIOE OF OUTFIT SERIES.
A00421
6
HELL ON WHEELS
17 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SO, BiloW
1951
PRODUCER USA
AGENCY NO. CMFOI7-7B64
TITLE NO. 006~B7/RW
SALE
$56.00
12
MEDAL OF HONOR - BURNING PLOESTI OIL
1967
7 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SO, B&1oI
AGENCY NO. SFP-1544C
PRODUCER USAF
SALE
$23.00
TITLE NO. 513559/RW
COVER THE HIGHLIGHTS IN THE HISTORY OF THE 2NO
ARMORED DIVISION.
HISTORICAL REPORTS--A SERIES
B 16MM FILMS, OPT. SO
PRODUCER USA
TITLE NO. 001041/RW
RENTAL
$10.00
SALE
CLEARED FOR NON-SPONSORED TV, THIS IS CONSIDERED OF
HISTORICAL VALUE AND DOES NOT NECESSARILY REFLECT
CURRENT POLICY OR PLANS OF THE SPONSORING AGENCY.
CITES COL JOHN KRANE AND COL LEON JOHNSON FOR
BRAVERY IN OIL REFINERY RAIDS AT PLOESTI. RUMANIA.
DURING WORLO WAR II,
$577.50
RECAPITULATES VARIOUS HISTORICAL OPERATIONS DURING
WORLD WAR II.
FROM THE MEDAL OF HONOR SERIES.
007641
MILITARY PIPELINE SYSTEM - CBI THEATER
ADMIRALTY ISLANDS, THE
AMERICAN FIRST ARMY - AACHEN TO THE ROER RIVER
AMERICAN NINTH ARMY - AACHEN TO THE ROER RIVER
BOUGAINVILLE
D-DAY CONVOY
INVASION OF SOUTHERN FRANCE
NAPLES TO CASSINO
CLEARED FOR TV. THIS IS CONSIDERED OF HISTORICAL
VALUE AND DOES NOT NECESSARILY REFLECT CURRENT
POLICY OR PLANS OF THE SPONSORING AGENCY.
HYMN OF THE NATIONS
2B MIN, 16MM FILM. OPT. SO, B&W
PRODUCER USOWI
TITLE NO. 414B50/RW
RENTAL
$10 00
23MIN
16MIN
29MIN
31MIN
9MIN
19MIN
22MIN
26MIN
MEDAL OF HONOR - CAPT JAY ZEAMER
5 MIN, 16MM FILM. OPT. SO, B&W
PRODUCER USAF
TITLE NO. 004776/RW
CITES CAPT ZEAMER, BOMBER PILOT, FOR HEROISM DURING
A WORLD WAR II RECONNAISSANCE MISSION.
1944
SALE
$90.00
FROM THE MEDAL OF HONOR SERIES,
007641
SHOWS ARTURO TOSCANINI CONDUCTING THE NATIONAL BROAD­
CASTING COMPANY SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA, THE WESTMINISTER
CHOIR. AND JAN PEERCE IN A RADIO BROADCAST OF VERDI'S
'HYMN OF THE NATIONS'. INCLUDES A PERFORMANCE OF
VERDI'S OVERTURE TO 'FORZA DEL DESTINO'.
INVASION OF SOUTHERN FRANCE
22 MIN, 16MM FILM. OPT SO, B&1oI
PRODUCER USA
TITLE NO. 436205/RIol
CLEARED FOR TV, THIS IS CONSIDERED OF HISTORICAL
VALUE AND DOES NOT NECESSARILY REFLECT CURRENT
POLICY OR PLANS OF THE SPONSORING AGENCY,
MEDAL OF HONOR - HEADING HOME
5 MIN. 16MM FILM, OPT. SO. B&W
PROOUCER USAF
TITLE NO. 513561/RW
1950
AGENCY NO. CHR-C-08
SALE
$72.50
1967
AGENCY NO. SFP-1544L
SALE
$16.50
CITES CAPT WILLIAM R LAWLEY FOR HEROISM ANO
EXCEPTIONAL FLYING SKILL ON A HEAVY BOMBARDMENT
MISSION OVER ENEMY OCCUPIED EUROPE.
PORTRAYS THE INVASION OF SOUTHERN FRANCE BY THE 7TH
U S ARMY AND ITS SUBSEQUENT JUNCTION WITH THE 3RO
ARMY IN NORTHERN FRANCE.
FROM THE MEDAL OF HONOR SERIES.
007641
FROM THE HISTORICAL REPORTS SERIES.
001041
CLEARED FOR TV. THIS IS CONSIDERED OF HISTORICAL
VALUE AND DOES NOT NECESSARILY REFLECT CURRENT
POLICY OR PLANS OF THE SPONSORING AGENCY.
KNOW YOUR ENEMY . JAPAN
63 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SO. B&W
1945
PRODUCER USWO
SPONSOR USNARS
AGENCY NO. OF-Ol0
RENTAL
$17.50
SALE
$20B.00
TITLE NO, A00432/RW
MEDAL OF HONOR - ONE MAN AIR FORCE
7 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SO. B&W
PRODUCER USAF
TITLE NO. 513563/RW
EXPLAINS HOW THE RELIGIOUS, POLITICAL, CULTURAL, ANO
ECONOMIC HISTORY OF JAPAN CONTRIBUTED TOWARD MAKING
HER A FORMIDIBLE FOE. INTENDED TO SHOW AMERICAN
SERVICEMEN THE FIGHTING CHARACTERISTICS OF HIS JAPA­
NESE COUNTERPART.
1967
AGENCY NO. SFP-1544H
SALE
$23.00
CITES COL JAMES H HOWARD FOR HIS VALOR AS A WORLD
WAR II FIGHTER PILOT.
THIS IS CONSIDERED OF HISTORICAL VALUE AND DOES NOT
NECESSARILY REFLECT CURRENT POLICY OR PLANS OF THE
SPONSORING AGENCY.
MEDAL OF HONOR - A TEAM MAN
5 MIN. 16MM FILM, OPT. SO. B&W
PRODUCER USAF
TITLE NO, 513553/RIol
1967
AGENCY NO. SFP-1544E
SALE
$16.50
FROM THE MEDAL OF HONOR SERIES,
007641
CLEARED FOR TV. THIS IS CONSIDERED OF HISTORICAL
VALUE AND DOES NOT NECESSARILY REFLECT CURRENT
POLICY OR PLANS OF THE SPONSORING AGENCY.
1967
AGENCY NO. SFP-1544G
SALE
$16.50
MEDAL OF HONOR - ONLY A FEW RETURNED
5 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SO, B&W
PRODUCER USAF
AGENCY NO.
TITLE NO. 513565/RW
SALE
CITES FORREST VOSLER FOR BRAVERY AND SELF-SACRIFICE
WHILE SERVING AS A RADIO OPERATOR-AIR GUNNER ON A
MISSION OVER BREMEN. GERMANY, IN 1943.
1967
SFP~1544N
$16.50
CITES SGT MAYNARD SMITH FOR HIS FEARLESSNESS AS A
WORLD WAR II B-17 GUNNER.
FROM THE MEDAL OF HONOR SERIES.
007641
FROM THE MEDAL OF HONOR SERIES.
007641
CLEARED FOR TV. THIS IS CONSIDERED OF HISTORICAL
VALUE AND DOES NOT NECESSARILY REFLECT CURRENT
POLICY OR PLANS OF THE SPONSORING AGENCY.
CLEARED FOR TV. THIS IS CONSIDERED OF HISTORICAL
VALUE AND DOES NOT NECESSARILY REFLECT CURRENT
POLICY OR PLANS OF THE SPONSORING AGENCY.
MEDAL OF HONOR - AMERICA STRIKES BACK
7 MIN, 16MM FILM. OPT. SO, B&1oI
1967
PRODUCER USAF
AGENCY NO. SFP-1544
TITLE NO. 513557/RIol
RENTAL
$10.00
SALE
$23.00
MEDAL OF HONOR - PACIFIC ACE
5 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SO, B&W
PRODUCER USAF
TITLE NO. 513567/RW
CITES GEN JAMES DOOLITTLE FOR LEADERSHIP IN THE
FIRST AIR RAID OVER TOKYO,
1967
AGENCY NO. SFP-1544D
SALE
$16.50
CITES MAJ RICHARD BONG FOR BRINGING DOWN OVER 40
ENEMY AIRCRAFT DURING WORLO WAR II.
FROM THE MEDAL OF HONOR SERIES.
007641
FROM THE MEDAL OF HONOR SERIES.
007641
7
13
CLEARED FOR TV. THIS IS CONSIDERED OF HISTORICAL
VALUE AND DOES NOT NECESSARILY REFLECT CURRENT
POLICY OR PLANS OF THE SPONSORING AGENCY.
MEDAL OF HONOR . SEVEN DOWN
B MIN. 16MM FILM, OPT. SO. B&W
PRODUCER USAF
TITLE NO. 513569/RW
PRODUCED BY U S ARMY, 1948.
OF EDUCATION, 1950.
RELEASED BY U S OFFICE
FROM THE HISTORICAL REPORTS SERIES.
001041
FROM THE MEDAL OF HONOR SERIES.
007841
NAZI CONCENTRATION CAMPS
59 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SO, B&W
PRODUCER USCPAC SPONSOR USNARS
TITLE NO. A00571/RW
CLEARED FOR TV. THIS IS CONSIDERED OF HISTORICAL
VALUE AND DOES NOT NECESSARILY REFLECT CURRENT
POLICY OR PLANS OF THE SPONSORING AGENCY.
1945
SALE
$194.75
PRESENTS AN OFFICIAL FILM RECORD OF THE NAZI DEATH
CAMPS AS PHOTOGRAPHED BY ALLIED FORCES ADVANCING
INTO GERMANY. SHOWS THE HALF-DEAD PRISONERS,
VICTIMS OF 'MEDICAL' EXPERIMENTS. GAS CHAMBERS, AND
OPEN MASS GRAVES OF THE CAMPS WHOSE VERY NAMES HAVE
BECOME SYNONYMOUS WITH HUMAN SUFFERING AND
DEGRADATION.
1967
AGENCY NO. SFp·I544K
SALE
$13.25
PAYS TRIBUTE TO SGT EDWARD ERWIN WHO DITCHED AN
IGNITED PHOSPHOROUS BOMB FROM HIS AIRCRAFT DURING A
WORLD WAR II RAID OVER ENEMY TERRITORY.
RESTRICTION: BECAUSE OF THE SHOCKING NATURE OF MANY
OF THE SCENES CONTAINED IN THIS FILM, IT IS NOT
RECOMMENDED FOR VIEWING BY YOUNG OR IMPRESSIONABLE
AUDIENCES.
FROM THE MEDAL OF HONOR SERIES.
007641
CLEARED FOR TV. THIS IS CONSIDERED OF HISTORICAL
VALUE AND DOES NOT NECESSARILY REFLECT CURRENT
POLICY OR PLANS OF THE SPONSORING AGENCY.
MEDAL OF HONOR - WITH ONE HAND
4 MIN. 16MM FILM, OPT. SO, B&W
PRODUCER USAF
TITLE NO. 513575/RW
1950
AGENCY NO. CHR-C-03
SALE
$85.75
SHOWS SCENES OF FIGHTING DURING THE DRIVE OF ALLIED
FORCES FROM NAPLES TO CASSINO, ITALY, DURING WORLD
WAR II.
1967
AGENCY NO. SFP-1544J
SALE
$16.50
CITES MA~ WILLIAM SHOMO FOR DOWNING SEVEN ENEMY
AIRCRAFT DURING WORLD WAR II.
MEDAL OF HONOR . TRIAL BY FIRE
4 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SO, B&W
PRODUCER USAF
TITLE NO. 513571/RW
NAPLES TO CASSINO
26 MIN. 16MM FILM, OPT. SO. B&W
PRODUCER USA
TITLE NO. 542400/RW
OTHER FORMATtSI OR VERSION(S)
59 MIN. 3/4 IN. VIDEOCASSETTE, B&W
PRODUCER USCPAC SPONSOR USNARS
TITLE NO. A00775/RW
1967
AGENCY NO. SFP-1544F
SALE
$13.25
NAZIS STRIKE, THE
41 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SO. B&W
PRODUCER USWO
SPONSOR USA
TITLE NO. 002586/RW
RENTAL
$12.50
CITES LT. JOHN C. MORGAN WHO SINGLE-HANDEDLY GUIDED
HIS PLANE TO TARGET DURING A WORLD WAR II RAID OVER
EUROPE.
1945
SALE
$150.00
SALE
$135.00
1949
FROM THE MEDAL OF HONOR SERIES.
007641
DOCUMENTS GERMANY'S PREPARATIONS FOR WAR, THE
CONQUEST OF AUSTRIA AND CZECHOSLOVAKIA, AND THE
ATTACK UPON POLAND.
CLEARED FOR TV. THIS .IS CONSIDERED OF HISTORICAL
VALUE AND DOES NOT NECESSARILY REFLECT CURRENT
POLICY OR PLANS OF THE SPONSORING AGENCY.
PRODUCED BY U S WAR DEPARTMENT. 1943. RELEASED BY U
S OFFICE OF WAR INFORMATION, DOMESTIC BRANCH, 1945,
AND BY U S OFFICE OF EDUCATION, 1949.
FROM THE WHY WE FIGHT SERIES.
811375
MEMPHIS BELLE, THE
43 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SO, COL
1944
PRODUCER USAF
AGENCY NO. SFP-0114
TITLE NO. 002131/RW
RENTAL
$17.50
SALE
$225.00
RESTRICTION: SALE OR RENTAL IS APPROVED FOR STUDY
AND EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES ONLY. CLEARED FOR
CLOSED-CIRCUIT TV ONLY. THIS HAS BEEN DECLARED
OBSOLETE FOR USE WITHIN THE SPONSORING AGENCY, BUT
MAY HAVE CONTENT VALUE FOR EDUCATIONAL USE.
PORTRAYS A B-17 NAMED MEMPHIS BELLE ON A BOMBING
MISSION OVER GERMANY DURING WORLD WAR II. INCLUDES
PREPARATIONS FOR THE RAID, THE TAKE-OFF FROM
ENGLAND, BOMBING THE SUBMARINE BASE, AND THE RETURN
TO BIISE.
OTHER FORMAT(S) OR VERSION(S)
41 MIN, 3/4 IN. VIDEOCASSETTE, B&W
PRODUCER USWD
SPONSOR USA
TITLE NO. A00756/RW
CREDITS: DIRECTED BY WILLIAM WYLER. PHOTOGRAPHED BY
U S 8TH AIR FORCE PHQTOGRAPHERS AND COMBAT CREW
MEMBERS.
$135.00
NEGRO SOLDIER, THE
1944
42 MIN. 16MM FILM. OPT. SO, B&W
AGENCY NO. OF-051
PRODUCER USSSO
$12.50
SALE
$138.50
TITLE NO. 547275/RW
RENTAL
THIS IS CONSIDERED OF HISTORICAL VALUE AND ODES NOT
NECESSARILY REFLECT CURRENT POLICY OR PLANS OF THE
SPONSORING AGENCY.
TRACES THE ROLE OF THE NEGRO SOLDIER IN AMERICAN HIS­
TORY FROM 1776 TO 1944. SHOWS T-HE ACCOMPLISHMENTS OF
NEGRO TROOPS.
OTHER FORMAT(S) OR VERSION(S)
43 MIN, 3/4 IN. VIDEOCASSETTE, COL
1944
PRODUCER USAF
AGENCY NO. SFP-0114
TITLE NO. A0076B/RW
SALE
$135.00
MIRACLE IN THE DESERT - THE STORY OF HANFORD
29 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SO, COL
PRODUCER USAEC
SPONSOR USEROA
TITLE NO. 002540/RW
SALE
1949
SALE
THIS FILM HAS BEEN DECLARED OBSOLETE FOR USE WITH1N
THE SPONSORING AGENCY, BUT MAY HAVE CONTENT VALUE FOR
EOUCATION USE.
1966
NORMANDY INVASION
19 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SO. B&W
PRODUCER USCG
TITLE NO. 555895/RW
$168.25
TELLS THE STORY OF THE DEVELOPMENT DURING WORLD WAR
II OF THE HANFORD ENGINEER WORKS IN SOUTHERN
WASHINQTON. CONSTRUCTION OF THE BILLION DOLLAR
PLANT WAS BASED ON THE DISCOVERY OF A MICROSCOPIC
BIT OF THE NEW ELEMENT 94. PLUTONIUM. IN CALIFORNIA
BY DR. GLENN T. SEABORG, NOW CHAIRMAN OF THE AEC,
AND OTHERS, IN 1941. AND ON THE DEMONSTRATION OF THE
FIRST SUCCESSFUL NUCLEAR CHAIN REACTION IN CHICAGO
BY OR. ENRICO FERMI AND OTHERS, IN 1942.
1944
SALE
PHOTOGRAPHIC RECORD BY U S COAST GUARD COMBAT
PHOTOGRAPHERS OF THE PREPARATIONS FOR AND THE
INVASION OF EUROPE IN 1944.
8
$62.75
14
NUREMBERG
1949
76 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SO, B&W
AGENCY NO. MF045-07596
PROOUCER USA
TITLE NO. 005905/RW
SALE
$250,75
OESCRIBES THE WAR CRIME TRIALS CONDUCTED BY THE
ALLIES AT NUREMBERG. SHOWS FLASHBACKS TO VARIOUS
CRIMES AGAINST HUMANITY COMMITTED BY THE GERMAN HIGH
COMMAND DURING WORLD WAR II,
OTHER FORMAT\S) OR VERSIDN(S)
54 MIN. 3/4 IN, VIDEOCASSETTE, B&W
PRODUCER USWD
SPONSOR USNARS
TITLE NO, A00729/RW
CREDITS: COMPILED BY PARE LORENTZ AND STUART
SCHULBERG.
OTHER FORMAT\S) OR VERSIONIS)
76 MIN, 3/4 IN. VIDEOCASSETTE. B&W
1949
PRODUCER USA
AGENCY NO, MF045-07596
TITLE NO, A00774/RW
SALE
$235,00
RED BULL ATTACKS, THE - 34TH INFANTRY DIVISION
FIGHTING FIRST. THE
EIGHTY-SECOND AIRBORNE DIVISION, THE
EIGHTY-THIRD INFANTRY DIVISION IN EUROPE, THE
HELL FOR LEATHER
SEVENTH INFANTRY DIVISION
SIXTH INFANTRY DIVISION
1945
REVIEWS THE 1941-1945 WARTIME ACTIVITIES OF THE U S
COAST GUARD IN BATTLE ZONES. INCLUDES SCENES OF TEN
INVASIONS IN WHICH THE COAST GUARD PARTICIPATED.
PAYOFF IN THE PACIFIC, PT 1
30 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SO, B&W
PRODUCER USA
AGENCY NO
RENTAL
$10.00
SALE
TITLE NO. 004372/RW
SALE
$425,00
DESCRIBES HISTORICAL BACKGROUNO AND ACTIVITIES
DURING WORLD WAR I AND II.
$92,50
SALE
1949
AGENCY NO. DF-OOl
SALE
$150,00
PRIDE OF OUTFIT--A SERIES
7 16MM FILMS, OPT, SO
PRODUCER USA
TITLE NO. A00421/RW
RESTRICTION; LETTER OF INDEMNIFICATION REQUIRED FOR
THE PURPOSE OF VIDEOTAPING AND SUBSEQUENT BROADCAST.
ON FOREIGN SHORES
25 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SO. B&W
PRODUCER USCG
TITLE NO, 565047/RW
RESTRICTION: SALE OR RENTAL IS APPROVED FOR STUDY
AND EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES ONLY. CLEARED FOR
CLOSED-CIRCUIT TV ONLY. THIS HAS BEEN DECLARED
OBSOLETE FOR USE WITHIN THE SPONSORING AGENCY, BUT
MAY HAVE CONTENT VALUE FOR EDUCATIONAL USE,
21MIN
15MIN
21MIN
20MIN
10MIN
22MIN
20MIN
RED BULL ATTACKS. THE - 34TH INFANTRY DIV'ISION
1950
21 MIN. 16MM FILM, OPT. SO, B&W
AGENCY NO, CMF130-7555
PRODUCER USA
$10,00
SALE
$69.25
RENTAL
TITLE NO. A00383/RW
1960
TV-0480
$99.00
TRACES THE HISTORY OF THE 34TH INFANTRY DIVISION
BACK TO THE MINNESOTA VOLUNTEERS IN THE CIVIL WAR,
AND RECOUNTS THE ACTION OF THE DIVISION IN WORLD
WARS I AND II.
SURVEYS WORLD WAR II FROM PEARL HARBOR AND THE LOSS
OF THE PHILIPPINES, TO THE EARLY VICTORIES IN THE
SOUTH PACIFIC, AND TO THE B-29 BASES CONSTRUCTED ON
SAIPAN,
FROM THE PRIDE OF OUTFIT SERIES.
A00421
FROM THE BIG PICTURE SERIES,
007179
REUNION
21 MIN. 16MM FILM, OPT. SO, B&W
PRODUCER USOWIO SPONSOR USNARS
TITLE NO, A00572/RW
RENTAL
$10.00
CLEARED FOR TV. THIS IS CONSIDERED OF HISTORICAL
VALUE AND DOES NOT NECESSARILY REFLECT CURRENT
POLICY DR PLANS OF THE SPONSORING AGENCY,
DOCUMENTS THE WAR IN THE PACIFIC, COVERS THE ISLAND
.. HOPPING VICTORIES OF THE ALLIES TO THE JAPANESE
SURRENDER ABOARD THE BATTLESHIP MISSOURI.
CREDITS: HENRI CARTIER-BRESSON. DIRECTOR .
PHOTOGRAPHY: HENRI CARTIER-BRESSON. ANDRE BAC, AND
THE CAMERAMEN OF THE U S SIGNAL CORPS AND AIR FORCE.
EDITING: RICHARD BANKS AND HENRI CARTIER-BRESSON.
MUSIC: ROBERT LANNOY,
FROM THE BIG PICTURE SERIES.
007179
OTHER FORMAT(Sl OR VERSIONIS)
21 MIN. 3/4 IN VIDEOCASSETTE. B&W
PRODUCER USOWIO SPONSOR USNARS
TITLE NO. A00776/RW
CLEARED FOR TV, THIS IS CONSIDERED OF HISTORICAL
VALUE AND DOES NOT NECESSARILY REFLECT CURRENT
POLICY OR PLANS OF THE SPONSORING AGENCY,
SEA POWER IN THE PACIFIC
30 MIN. 16MM FILM. OPT, SO, B&W
PRODUCER USN
TJTLE NO. 669825/RW
1970
SALE
$69.25
PRESENTS A STORY OF THE LIBERATION OF FRENCH
PRISONERS FROM NAZI CONCENTRATION CAMPS. DESCRIBES
THE REMOVAL OF THE PRISONERS TO TEMPORARY HOSPITALS
AND THEIR JOYFUL REUNIONS WITH FAMILIES AND FRIENDS
IN PARIS.
PAYOFF IN THE PACIFIC, PT 2
29 MIN. 16MM FILM, OPT. SO, B&W
1960
PRODUCER USA
AGENCY NO. TV-0491
RENTAL
TITLE NO. 004373/RW
$10,00
SALE
$95.75
PLACE ~N HISTORY, A
28 MIN. 16MM FILM. OPT. SO. COL
PRODUCER USNLE
SPONSOR USNARS
TITLE NO. 600375/RW
RENTAL
$12.50
1946
SALE
$162,50
1946
SALE
$69,25
1946
AGENCY NO. MN-06124
SALE
$99,00
TRACES THE HISTORY AND DEPICTS THE ROLE OF AMERICAN
SEA POWER IN THE PACIFIC DURING WORLD WAR II,
DEPICTS GENERAL EISENHOWER'S ENTIRE LIFE AND
EMPHASIZES HIS ROLE IN WORLD WAR II AS WELL AS HIS
WHITE HOUSE YEARS, NARRATED BY LORNE GREENE.
THIS IS CONSIDERED OF HISTORICAL VALUE AND DOES NOT
NECESSARILY REFLECT CURRENT POLICY OR PLANS OF THE
SPONSORING AGENCY.
PRELUDE TO WAR
54 MIN. 16MM FILM, OPT, SO. B&W
1949
PRODUCER USWD
AGENCY NO, OF-OOl
TITLE NO. 003092/RW
RENTAL
$15.00
SALE
$175.00
SEVENTH INFANTRY DIVISION
22 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SO. B&W
1949
PRODUCER USA
AGENCY NO, CMF045-7533
TITLE NO. 679447/RW
SALE
$72,50
DESCRIBES THE EVENTS LEADING UP TO WORLD WAR II.
SHOWS THE DEVELOPMENT OF FASCISM IN GERMANY ITALY
AND JAPAN, AND THE BEGINNING OF JAPANESE AGGRESSION
IN MANCHURIA, DWELLS ON THE RISE OF NAZISM IN
GERMANY,
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Aviation in the United States Navy
DANIEL W. BARTHELL
3317 PAYNE STREET
EVANSTON, ILL. 60201
Impact of World War II on the Societies of the Major Countries Involved,
Particularly the United States
PROF. HENRY S. BAUSUM
HIST. DEPT., VA. MIL. INST.
LEXINGTON, VA. 24451
Modern Europe and the Contemporary World; Historiography; the Teaching
of History
DEAN ALBERT A. BLUM
STUART SCHOOL OF MANAGEMENT AND FINANCE
ILLINOIS INSTITUTE OF ~ECHNOLOGY
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS 60616
Military Manpower--the Raising of an Army
CAPT. RICHARD G. BRIGffr, JR.
PSC BOX 849
APO MIAMI, FLORIDA 34002
RAF Bomber Command's Offensive Against Germany
MARTHA BYRD
BOX 2377
DAVIDSON, N. C. 28036
Claire Chennault; Airpower Concepts
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DIANN CAMPBELL
1109 LONGWOOD DRIVE
BLOOMINGTON, IND. 34002
Role of Women; Homefront; Public Opinion, U. S.
JAMES A. CHAPPELL
5818 VIKING DRIVE
HOUSTON, TEXAS 77092
Guadalcanal; Fast Carrier Warfare
THOMAS J. CHILlS
922 NORTH BLVD., APT. 807
OAK PARK, ILL. 60301
Greece in the Second World War
HARRY C. CLIADAKIS
25 - 39 32ND STREET
ASTORIA, N. Y. 11102
Mediterranean; Italy; Greece; Resistance
ALEXANDER DALLIN
607 CABRILLO AVENUE
STANFORD, CALIF. 94305
USSR; Germany
PROF. CHARLES F. DELZELL
DEPT. OF HISTORY, BOX 6098/B
VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY
NASHVILLE, TENN. 37235
Italy; the Resistance Movements; the German Occupation Regimes
WILLIAM J. DOUGHERTY
HIST. DEPT., SOUTHERN ILLINOIS UNIV.
CARBONDALE, ILLINOIS 62901
Soviet Military 1917 to the Present
LEE DARIUS EDWARDS
HIST. DEPT., SOUTHERN ILL. UNIV.
CARBONDALE, ILL. 62901
(Grad. Asst. to ACHSWW Seer. & Newsletter Ed4) Intelligence and Espionage,
Particularly in Europe; the Russo-German War 1941-45; the Battle of Kursk
KENNETH W. ESTES
102 CLEMSON COURT
JACKSONVILLE, N. C. 28540
Western European Volunteers in the Wehrmacht, 1940-45; Tactical and
Operational Doctrines; Naval History (U. S., British, German)
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GEORGE Q. FLYNN
HIST. DEPT.
TEXAS TECH UNIV., BOX 4529
LUBBOCK, TEXAS 79409
Recent American History; Second World War
CAROL FORREST
242 MONUMENT AVENUE
BARRINGTON, ILL. 60010
Use of Dogs During World War II
PROF. PAUL G. FRIED
HOPE COLLEGE
HOLLAND, MICH. 49423
National Socialism and the Origins of the Second World War
JOHN GIMBEL
HIST. DEPT.
HUMBOlDT STATE UNIV •
ARCATA, CALIF. 95521
Postwar Germany; Cold War; Marshall Plan
HUGH GOLWAY
5090 NORTH ROOSEVELT~ Apt. 35
FRESNO, CALIFORNIA 93704
(Emeritus, Fresno City College) Strategy and Command; Axis Prisoners of
War; Studies in Command (operations)
JOHN G. GOTZEN
4422 FIELDGREEN ROAD
BALTIMORE, MD. 21236
Armor and Artillery; Intelligence, Counter-Intelligence, Espionage, etc.;
U. S. Army Operations in West Europe
COLONEL J. M. HARPER, USAF, RET.
1301 S. SCOTT STREET, APT. 705
ARLINGTON, VIRGINIA 22204
World War II in Europe and Africa, Particularly the Campaigns of 1939
and 1940; The War in Poland
SCOTT HURST
ROUTE 2, BOX 69-B
HILLSVILLE, VA. 24343
D-Day; General George S. Patton
PROF. HISAO IWASHIMA
NATIONAL DEFENSE COLLEGE (BOEI-KENSHUSHO)
2-2-1 NAKAMEGURO
MEGURO-KU, TOKYO, JAPAN
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International Security Problems; Politico-Military Leadership in
World War II; Psychological Warfare
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D. CLAYTON JAMES
211 AUGUR AVE.
FORT LEAVENWORTH, KANSAS 66027
MacArthur; Pacific War; Allied Diplomacy
THALIA JOHNSON
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SPRINGFIELD, ILL. 62705
German General Staff; Strategy and Strategic Studies
GEORGE H. KELLING
4223 DAUPHINE DRIVE
SAN ANTONIO, TEX. 78218
Organization of the British/Commonwealth Army in World War II; Military
Insignia Worn by British/Commonwealth Forces in the War
ARTHUR G. KOGAN
560 N STREET, S. W., Apt. N-312
WASHINGTON, D. c. 20024
Allied and Axis Diplomacy; Germany, Austria, Central Europe
MR.. A. G. KUCZEWSKI
P. O. BOX 562, POINTE-CLAIRE
DORVAL, QUEBEC, CANADA
H9R 436
Diplomatic Antecedents to World War II
CHARLES H. LANGE
6 EVERGREEN CIRCLE
DE KALB, ILL. 60115
ETO Operations; Austrian History From World War I to the Present;
Resistance Movements; Holocaust
THEODORE LAUER
2422 AVENUE L
BROOKLYN, N. Y. 11210
(Brooklyn College of the CUNY) Vichy France; the Holocaust
LOYD E. LEE
27 MAPLE AVENUE
HIGHLAND, N. Y. 12528
(SUNY College at New Paltz) Social Impact of War
CHARLES V. P. von LUTTICHAU
2801 NEW MEXICO AVE., N. W., Apt. 1118
WASHINGTON, D. C. 20007
Modern Europe; World War II in Europe; Russia; S. E. Asia
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CAPT. W. VICTOR i.1ADEJ
3355 BIRCH CIRCLE
ALLENTOWN, PENN. 18103
Military and Economic Scope of German World War II Participation
PROFESSOR ANTONIO MARQUINA BARRIO
ANSAR 61-71
MADRID (11), SPAIN
Spain, Portugal, South America During World War II (Political,
International, Econonrl.c Matters)
;KERMIT McKENZIE
HIST. DEPT., EMORY UNIV.
ATLANTA, GEORGIA 30322
Russian Front
THAD E. MENDENHALL
P. O. BOX 11161
RICHMOND, VA. 23230
GORDON R. MORK
HIST. DEPT. PURDUE UNIV.
WEST LAFAYETTE, IND. 47907
Germany; German-Jewish Relations; the Holocaust
GENE MUELLER
SOCIAL SCIENCE DIVISION
LEWIS AND CLARK STATE COLLEGE
LEWISTON, IDAHO 83501
European Theater; Biographical Studies of German Commanders
FRANK NICKELL
1627 SCIVALLY DRIVE
CAPE GIRARDEAU, MO.
63701
SELMER S. NORLAND
1806 ELTON ROAD
ADELPHI, MD. 20783
MR. TOSHIYUKI OKAMOTO
4·'29, TOKAICHI 2-CHOME
HIROSHIMA 733 JAPAN
Russo-German Front of the Second World War; Societ Military Affairs;
International Relations in General
DR. F. F. G. PENNY
170 BROADWAY, SUITE 201
NEW YORK, N. Y. 10038
DR. R. JOHN PRITCHARD
LONDON SCHOOL OF ECON. & POL. SCI.
HOUGHTON STREET, ALDWYCH
LONDON, W. C. 2,ENGLAND
Modern Europe; the Contemporary World; World War II and the Aftermath,
Especially the War Crimes Trials in Japan
21
LUCILLE M. PETERSON
6200 WILSON BLVD., APT. 707
FALLS CHURCH, VA. 22044
NSDAP; SS; Germany Army and Luftwaffe in 'World War II
LOUIS RECCOW
5542 S. ROJA
IRVINE, CALIF. 92715
Mili tary Campaigns
DR. WALTER R. RENN
DEPT OF HISTORY
WHELLING COLLEGE
WHEELING, W. VA. 26003
Modern German History; Nazi Germany; Organization Todt
DAVID W. RICHARDSON
7804 DAYBREAK COURT
ALEXANDRIA, VA. 22306
Mediterranean Theater, Second World War; the Bombing of Monte Cassino
JOYCE B. RODRIGUES
254 CHAVENSON STREET
FALL RIVER, MASS. 02723
East Asia; Occupation of Japan; Eighth Army in the Pacific
JOHN H. SBREGA
404 LOYALIST COURT
VIRGINIA BEACH, VA. 23452
Anglo-American Relations in the Far East; Trusteeship and Deco1onization
ROBERT M. SLUSSER
DEPARTMENT OF HISTORY
MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY
EAST LANSING, MICHIGAN 48824
Military Intelligence (ULTRA, Order of Battle); Russia in the War
RICHARD STRAUS
INTERNATIONAL INSTITUTE OF COMMUNICATIONS
SUITE 102E, 1776 MASSACHUSETTS AVE., N. W.
WASHINGTON, D. C. 20036
Cultural and Educational Relations; International Communications and
Diplomacy; Economic and Social Development
VICTOR C. TANNEHILL
3760 NORTH BAY DRIVE
RACINE, WISCONSIN 53402
U. S. Army Air Force Units, Particularly B-26 Groups and Squadrons
22
EDWARD C. TANNEN
3008 KENSINGTON AVENUE
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA 23221
ETO Operations; Holocaust; Resistance Movements; Intelligence; Germany,
1923-45
CONRAD THOMASON
HISTORY DEPARTMENT
BLUE' MOUNTAIN COMMUNITY COLLEGE
PENDLETON, OREGON 97801
Intelligence; Code-Breaking; Nazi Occupation Policies
MR. JAMES F. TUCKER
8506 IRONINGTON TERRACE
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA 23227
PROF. ANGEL VINA~
PENA DORADA 1, CHALET 6
MADRID 34, SPAIN
Economic Aspects of the Era of the Second World War, with Particular
Emphasis on the Role of Spain
PAUL M. WEBER
3201 WISCONSON AVE. N. W., APT. 508
WASHINGTON. D. C. 20016
Communications and Electronics during the War, including Radar
ALAN F. WILT
HIST. DEPT., IOWA STATE UNIV.
AMES, IOWA 50011
British and German Military Decision Making During World War II; the
Provence Invasion
HENRY L. de ZENG, IV
5573 N. SEMORAN BLV'D., APT o. 1002
WINTER PARK, FLA. 32792
Land Warfare in Europe; German Satellite States in World War II
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BIBLIOGRAPHY
For several years, many titles have been listed here on the
basis of Library of Congress MARC (Machine-Readable Catalogue)
data printouts provided by our committee colleague Janet
Ziegler of the UCLA Library.
(Her cooperation and that of
her library have been invaluable and are most appreciated.)
In addition to MARC (or MUMS, the "Multiple Use MARC System) ,
the Library of Congress has developed a computerIzed catalogue
system with in-house terminals for public use at no charge, to
supplement and, increasingly, supplant the great central card
catalogue, which is, in effect, being "frozen." It will remain
accessible for retrospective use, but current entries are being
made on the computerized information retrieval system designated
as SCORPIO (Subject-Content-Oriented Retriever for Processing
Information 6n-line)~ listing books In English catalogued since
1968, in French since 1973, in German, Spanish, and Portuguese
since 1975, and in other Roman-alphabet languages since 1976.
To provide as extensive coverage of recent publications
as possible, and also to fa~iliarize those who may not have had
occasion personally to use them with the two Library cf Congress
systems, the bibliography in this issue of the newsletter is comprised exclusively of MARC and SCORPIO printouts. They are arranged generally according to the outline that we have followed
in the past, with outline headings typed in, supplemented, in
the case of the SCORPIO material in Part IV, under France and
Japan, with explanatory comments in clearly recognizable italics.
The length of this issue, and particularly of the bibliography (made possible, it should be noted, by a modest grant from
the SIU Foundation--not drawn from the ACHSWW Project Fund) makes
it necessary to defer individual critical appreciation of a number
of important works of which review copies have been received. (In
a few cases, they are listed below, without comment, though they
will be treated later; it did not seem appropriate to delete them
from the Library of Congress printouts used for this issue.)
I. GENERAL
Salm8@ji, Cesare.
.
2tE4 [I.e. Duemltacentonovan~aquattro]glorni d1 iuerra :
eror.ologia illustrata delta seconds ~uerra mondiale. Con
62C IllustraTioni e ~4 cartine I a c~ra di Cesare Salmaggi
e Al~redo Pallavislni.
1. ed.
Milano: Vondadcri, 1979.
751 p., [5] : i l l . ; 29 em.
(Librl illustratl Mondadoril
BiklloRra~hy: p.
[153]
i.World War, 1939-1945--Chronologye I.
Alfredo, Joint author ••
Dj~J.5
.. SJ 3
Pallavisini,
19386978
24
Ietorlfa'vtoroi ;lrovol v~iny.-Gerrnan
Op6chlcht~ d~s Zweiten Weltkrip@ee 1~39-1R45 : In 12 Rd. I
[Hreg. von, lost. fur \H1Ltargeschicrte d. Ministeri\l1lls
f\ir Verteldi~ung. UdSSR ••• et al.] ;
Hauptrerla1<1!ons"komm., A. A. Gretschko •••
ale J ;
Herausgeherkollektiv der DDR-Ausg., H. Ho~~mann ••• ret ale
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••• at al.J.
ret
1.
Au"fl.
Berlin:
v.
:
,q 11 tarverlae; ner DDR,
rol. mapE" • 28 em.
1975-
ill.,
TrAnslatl 011 o~ Ietorifa" vtot'oi --n;irovci voiny ....
Col. maps inserted In v.lIncludes blhlio~raphjcal references and indexes.
Od. 1. Die Fntstehung des Krieges. Der Kampf del'
fortschrlttlichen Krittp {u; rlip Erhal~ung des
Friedens.--Pd. 2. Am Vorabend des Krieges.--Bd. 3.
Heginndes Krieges, die Vorher [jiic.]
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Vel'
L.
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New York : Morrow, 1980.
800l
James L.
S~okeshury.
p. cm,
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ORIGINS AND OUTBREAK OF THE WAR
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ACCLF,--1889-1945. 3.GERMANY--HISTORY--1933-1945.
D757 .045 1980
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19003482
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25
Bailey"Yho.as Andrew, 1902Hitler vs. RooBevel~ : the undec~ared naval war I
and Paul B. Ryan.
New Ynrk : Free Press, cI9/9.
xi, 303 p., (4] leaves o~ plates : i~l. ; 25 em.
Thomas A.
Bai~ey
Includes bibliographical re~erences and index.
War, 1939-1945--~avat operations, American. 2.World
War, 1939-1945--NavA 1 opera tlons, German. 3 .Wor~d VI ar,
1939-1945--Naval operations--Submarlne. 4.Roosevelt,
Franklin Delano,--Pres. U.S.,--1882-1945. 5.Hitler,
Adolt,--1889-1945. I.
Ryan, Pau~ B., joint author ••
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A.
POLITICS, DIPWMACY, AND GRAND STRATEGY
Dunn, Walte.. Scott, 1928Second front now--1943 I by Walter Scott Dunn, Jr.
UniYerslty : University of Alabama Press, c1919.
7StO
p. c ••
I.Wo ..ld War, 1939-1945--F ranee. 2.World War,
1939-1945--ADaphlblouB operations. 3."orld War,
1939-1945--Germany ••
D161 .D923
78032063
George v.
Great Britlan, the Soviet UnIon, and the Polish Government
in Exit~ (1939-1945) I hy George V. Kacewlcz.
The Hague; Boston: M. Nljbof~, 18i9.
xv 255 p. ; 25 em.
Ka~Ewicz,
(Studies in contempo~ary history
Bibliography: p. [235]-247.
v. 3)
Includes
index.
193~-1945--Governments In exile. 2.Wortd War.
19~9-1945--Poland. 3.Poland--History--Occupation,
I.World War,
ID3D-194S. 4.Great Britain--Foreign relations--Russia.
5.Russla--Fot"eign retations--Creat Hritain. 6.World War,
1939-1845--Diploma1ic history ••
D810.G6 K32 1979
-~ ~ - - - -
7H031832
26
liar tel, Leon.
Lend-lease, loans, and the comln@ o~ the Cold War : a
o~ the lmptementa~ion of forel@n policy I by Leon C.
Martel.
Boulder, Colo .. : ~estvlew Press, 1915.
xix, 304 p. ;
study
24 em.
(Westview special studies in international relations)
Bibliography: p. 281-295.
Includes Index.
l.tend-leaae operations (1941-1945). 2.Uni~ed
States--Foreia n I"elations--Russia. 3 .. Russia--Poreign
relations--Unlted States. 4.World War, 1939-194S--In£luence
and results. I.
"estview specia.l studies in international
relations and U.S. foreIgn pollcy_.
79013678
Di5~_2_R9 M~'
Sher.en, Douglas S.
The Persian corridor
the little-known story
Corps In the Middle East during World War II I
Sher'Wen.
1st ed.
HicksY! I te, N. Y e : Expos! tion Press. e1S79.
232 p. :
111 ..
; 21
o~
the Signal
Douglas S.
em.
1.ltot"ld War, 1939-1945--RegiDlenta\ hlstorles--Unl ted
States--Slgna\ Corpse 833d SIgnal ServIce Company. 2.United
States.--Ar_y.--SIgnal Corpse--B33d Signal Service
Co.paoy--Risto~y.
1939-1945--Personal
S.World War,
1939-194S--Iran. 6.It"an--Hls~ory--1909- 7.Soldiers--United
narratives,
3.Wot"ld War,
A.erican. 4.Shet"wen, Douglas S.
Sta tee--Biography ••
D769.363 833d .848
B.
79050139
THE EUROPEAN AND NORTH AFRICAN THEATERS
Colll.$le.r.
IHehard,
1924-
lE40, the avalanche / by Richard Collier.
New York : Dial Press/d. _ade, c1979.
314 p_, [8] leaves 01 plates ~ ill. ; 24 ~ ••
BIblloe~aphy:
p.
283-305.
Includes Index_
1.Vorld War, 1939-1945 ••
»755.2 .C64 1979
/8031831
-------------
-
--
27
Jack.
campaign tor Norih Africa I
Jack Coggins.
C06'*,ins,
Thp
written and illustrated
by
1st eet.
Garden City,
8COl
p. em.
N.Y. :
Doubleday,
1980.
Inc Ludes index.
1.1orld War, 1939-1B45--Campaigns--Africa, North ••
79003179
D'766.82 .C57
Davis, Franlllin Y., 1818­
Across the Rhine I by Franklin M. Davis, Jr., and the
editors of Time-Life Books, inc.
Alexandria, Va. : Time-Life Books, 1980.
8004
p.
em.
(World War II ; v. 22)
Bihliography: p.
InclUdes index.
I •• orld War, 1939-1945--Campaigns--Germany.
2.Germany--HiEtory--19J3-1945. I. Time-Li~~ Books ••
DiSi .D3B
Fedoroy, A leksel Or igor evich.
L@tchlkl nft zashchlte Noskvy I
Moskva: Nsuka, 1979.
1 Be p. ; 20 em.
79027301
A. G. Fedorov.
InclUdes bibllo@raphical re1erences.
I.Moscow, Battle of, 1941-1942. 2.World
War,
1939-1945--Aerial operations. RUSsian
••
Di64.3.M6 F42
79374128
28
H:'rutlel, Miet>e1..
La batai 1.1.e des ArdF'nne ... : decemhre
MJehel H~ruhe1...
Pa~iB : PreSRes rte 1a Cite, c1D78.
237 p.,
(R] leaves of plates:
(l~oup~s
ill.
1944-~lanvier 1H45
I
; 24 em.
de choc)
Hint i()~raphy: p. 235-[236]
l.At'dennes, RattLe of the, lH44-1f4S ••
oi5f.S.A7 H47
7937719S
Petr Al~kseevlch.
Geroicheskil Sevastopol
I
Mri~Munov,
P. A. Vorgunov.
Mcskva : Nauko, 1919.
51S p., [3) :fold leaves of plates: itl. ;
At head oftltl.e: AkadellliIa~nauk SSSIi.
SSSR.
Inctudes blbliogr8phlca~ re1erences.
1.Eevoetopol--Siege, 1942 ••
22 em.
Inst:ltut letor!l
0164.3.54 M67
79392441
WILLIAM.
DIEPPE, lq42 I BY WILLIAM WHITEHEAD AND TERENCE
MACARTNEY-FILGATE.
NEw YORK: ST. MARTIN'S PRESS, [1980]
W~I1EHEADt
80C3
F. eM.
1.DIEPPE, RAID ON, 1942. I.
JCINT AUTHOR.
0156.5.D5
~44
MACARTNEY-FIlGATE, TERENCE,
79021507
29
C.
THE ASIAN AND PACIFIC THEATERS
ALUIT, ALPHONse J., 1930­
CCRREGIDOR / BY ALPHONSO J. ALUIT.
5TH REV. ED.
MANILA: GALLEON PUBLICATIONS, 1977.
128 P. : ILL. ; 21 eM.
(ThE GALLEON GUIDE SERIES)
"A GALLEON GUIDEBOOK."
BIELIOGRAPHY: P. 127-128.
i.WORLD WAR, 1939-1945--CAMPAIGNS--PHIlIPPINE
ISLANOS--CORREGIDOR ISLAND. 2.CORREGIDOR ISLAND--HISTORY.
14082073
0161.4 .Ab8 1917
BIdwell, Shel1ord.
The Chindi~ war: Stilwell, Winga~e, and ~he campaign in
Burma, 1944 / by Sh~11ord Bidwell ; with an introd. by
1 e t ADler lean ed.
New York: Macmillan, 1980, c1979.
8C04
p. cm.
BIhliography: p.
Includes index.
t.World War, 1939-1945--Campalgns--Rurma.
2.Bur.a--Hls~orY--Japaneseoccupation, 1942-1945 ••
D167.6 .852 1980
In Ii I r, Joan,
R~turn
~rom
79025696
1 929­
the River Kwai
/ Joan and Clay Rlair, Jr.
Ne. York: Simon and Schuster, e1979.
338 p., [8] l~aves o:f plateR: i l l .
25 em.
Blblio~raphy:
Includes
p. 315-319.
index.
War,
1.lIrorld
19J9-194~--Prls{)ners and
prisons, Japanese.
2.World Wa.r, 1939-1~45--Asia, SoutheBHtern. 3.World War,
193B-1915--Paclflc Ocean. 4.Prisoners of war--Australla.
5.Prlsoners of' war--Great Hrltaln. J.
Blair, Clay, joint
author ••
n ~ () 5 • T 5
tiS 7
79000531
r------- - ­
30
De A.Ie, Leoeadio, 1919­
From Bataan to Tokyo: diary of a Filipino student in
wartIme Japan, 1943-1944 I by Leocadlo de Asie i edited
with an lntrod. by Grant K. Goodman.
Lawrence: Center ~or East Asian Studies, University o~
Kansas, c1979.
7tJ09
p. em.
(International s1;udies, East Asian series research
pUbllcat Ion ; no. 10)
Inclu.des index.
i.World War, 1939-1945--Japan. 2.World War,
1939-1945--Personal narratives, Philippine. 3.De Asis,
Leocadio,--t919- 4.Japan--History--lE12-1945. 5.Prlsoners
of war--Phl1ipplne Islands--Biography. 6.Prlsoners o~
wor--Japan-Biography. I . Goodman. Grant Kohn, 1924-.
D767.2 .n38
79019076
Hoyt, Edwin Palmer.
To the Marianas: war In the central Pacific, 1944 I
P. Hoyt.
New York: Van Nostrand Reinhold, [1980]
Edwin
8010
p.
em.
Bibliography: p.
Includes index.
1. World Wa r, 1939-194S--Campa igns--\fari an a Islands.
2.Mariana Islands--History ••
Di67.99.w27 H69
Newc~mb,
79027280
Richard F.
/ Plchard r-. Newcomb.
South Yarmouth, Ma. : J. Curley S Associates, [1980]
I~o
Jlma
~005
p.
cm.
LllIrge print ed.
1.Iowa Jlma, Battle
D167.99.r9 N4 1880
o~,
1945. 2.Large type books ••
79028410
31
S.l tt, E. D.
BettIe
~or
Bur.a I
E. D. SMith.
~eler Publishers, 1979.
[8] leaves of plates: ill. ; 24 em.
New York: Holmes 8
lSC
p.,
Blbllo@raph~: p.
[1E2]-183.
Includes index.
1.World War, 1939-1945--Campal@ns--Burma. 2.World War,
1939-194S--Personal narra~lves, English. 3.S.1th, E. t.
4.Bur.a--HiEtory--Japanese occupation, 1942-1945.
5.Soldler8--Grea~ Britaln--Biography ••
Di61.6 .S6 1915
18025679
VARIIS, ANTONIO.
A CO~PILATION ON Ww-II IN THE PHILIPFINES, (1941-42) I {BY
AN10NIO VARIAS1.
ACVANCEO EO.
{~ANILA1]
: PUBLISHERS ASSOCIATION OF THE PHILIPPINES:
DEFENDERS OF BATAAN & CORREGIDOR, EXCLUSIVE DISTRIBUTORS,
Cl~79.
3 2 8 P.,
{3 9]
LEA VES
0F
PLAT ES
:
ILL. ;
33 eM.
i.weRLD WAR, 1939-1~45--CAMPAIGNS--PHILIPPINE
2.PHILIPPINE ISLANDS--HISTORY--1898-1946. I.
B~TAAN & CORREGIDCR.
0767.4 .V37
ISLANDS.
DEfENDERS OF
1'9124058
Wheeler, Richard.
two I by Richard Wheeler.
let ed.
New York: Lippincott & Crowell, c1980.
8CC4
p. em.
Blblio@raphy: p.
rneludes index.
l.two JiMa, Battle of, 1945 ••
D161.99.19 w52
19025120
32
D.
AIR WARFARE
Beeson, Col in R.
The glider pilot war at home and overseas / by Colin R.
Beeson.
Manhattan, fan. : Military Affairs/Aerospace Historian
Pub., c1978.
257 p • • 29 cm.
(MjLi~ary A~~ai~s/Aerospace Historian instant pUblishing
series)
I.World War, 1939-lq45--Aerial operations, American.
2.Wortd War, 1939-1945--Perc;onal narratives, American.
3.Beeson, Cotin R. 4.United States.--Army Air Forces.--442d
Troop Carrier Group.--303d Squadron--Biography. S.Alr
pilots, Military--Unfted states--Biography. I.
MA/AR
Instant publishing series ••
D7S0
• B43
7HI09713
Bow)er, Chaz.
Guns .in the B~Y : the all' gunners o~ World War Two /
Be.yeor.
New York: Scrihner, 1979.
1~2 p. :
i l l . ; 25 em.
Biblio~raphy:
Tne
I I I des
p.
J nd e :x •
Chaz
179-180.
I.World War, 193B-1945--Aerial operations, British. 2.Vjor'ld
1939-1945--Aerial operations, Agerican. I.
Air
~unners o~ World War Two ••
War,
79084517
DiE6 .E648 lE79
Bowyer, Michael J. F.
Wartime military airfields o~ EaBt Anglia,
Michael J. F. Bowyer.
Camhrid~p, Fn~. :
P. Stephens, If-'7n.
2 J 2 p. : i l l . ; 24 cm •
193B-1945 /
(Action stations; 1)
Includes index.
1.-'orld War, 193!1-1845--England--East Anglia. 2.World VIal',
1939-1945--Aerlal opf"rations, Britlst. 3.Air
hases--Engtand--East Anglia--History. 4.East
Anglia--History, Military. S.World War, 1939-194S--Aerial
operations, American ••
D186 .A544 vol.
1 0760.8.E27
7931 UH3
33
Franks, Nor.an L. R.
The grea~est air battLe: Dleppe, 18th Au&us~, 1942
I
Norman L. R. Fr anks.
London: W. Kimber, 1979.
256 p. : ill. ; 24 em.
Bibtlography: p. [248]
I ne ludes index.
1.Dieppe Raid, 1942. 2.World War, 1939-1945--Aerlal
opera~ions, Bri.ish ••
D756.5.D5 F72
79319067
Fry, Carry L.
Escort ~o Berlin : the 4th Fighter Group in World War I I I
by Garry L. Fry and Jef~rey L. Etheli.
New York: Arco, [1980]
RC06
p.
cm.
t.World War, 1939-t945--Aerlal operations, American.
2.Unl'ted Sta"tes.--ArIllY Ai r Forces.--4th Fighter
Group--Hls"tory. I.
Ethell, Jeffrey L., Joint author ••
D7S0 .F75
79021070
Hastinas, Max.
BOM~er command I Max Hastinis.
New York: Diat Press/J. Wade, c197E.
399 p., [16] leaves of pLates: ill. ; 24 em.
Bitlio5raphy: p. [375]-377.
Includes index.
1.'orld War, 1939-1945--Aerial operations, British. 2.Great
Brltain.--Royal Air Force.--Romber Command--Hls"tory.
3.World War, 1939-1945--Destruction and pillaae--Germany.
4.Germany--History--1933-1945 ••
D7S6 .R33 1979
79011122
34
Hausland, Vern, 190~­
Yanl<:s In the RAF, 1940-1.942 /
The Eagle Squadrons
Huup:land.
New York: Zi£f-Davis Flying Bonks, 1979.
25 em.
x l i i , 20& p . , [8] leaves of' plates: i l l .
Vern
Includes index.
I.World Wb.r, 1939-194S--Aerial operations, British. 2.Great
Rri~ain.--Poyat Air Force.--Fagle 5quadron--Hi~tory.
~.Americans in Great Britain--History.
D'786
.H34
79083953
Smith, Myron J.
A ill" war chronology, IfJ.3P-1845 / by \iyron J . Stili th, Jr.
Manh~ttan, Kan.
: Military a~fairs/Aerospace historian,
ct917­
v.
28 cm.
(Military affairs/Aeraspace historian pUblishing series)
v . I . The las1: European war, 193B-1941.--v. 2, pts. 1 and
2. 1942, the decisive year.--v. J, pis. 11943, the
int(>rim year.
l.\lortd War, 1939-1845--At?r-ial opera1:ions--Chronology. I.
Military ~ffalrs/'erospace historian special pubLishIng
sE'ries.
D1~5
.S!=i5
77155919
Tilltnan, Barrett.
Hellcat, the ~6F in World War I I / b y Barrett Tillman.
Anlll'\polis, "dd. : Naval InRti tutf" Press, c1978.
xiii, 2hS p. : i l l . ; 24 em.
Bibliography: p. 257-258.
Jncludes index.
l."'orld War, lB3B-184S--Ael'lal operations, American.
2.Pellcut (Fighter planes) 3.World War, 193H-1945--Pa,ci"flc
Ocean.
D7BC
.T6
78058824
35
E.
NAVAL WARFARE
ELLIeTT, PETER, FL. lq74­
ALLIED MINESkEEPING IN WORLO wAR 2 I PETER ELLICTl.
C~MBRIDGE, ENG. : P. STEPHENS, 1919.
201 P. : ILL. ; 24 eM.
BIeLIOGRAPHY: P. 194-196.
I "eLUDES INDEX.
1.~ORLC WAR, 1939-1945--NAVAl OPERATIONS, BRITISH. 2.WORLD
WAR, 1939-1945--NAVAL OPERATIONS, AMERICAN. 3.MINE
SWEEPERS--GREftT BRITAIN. 4.MINE SWEEPERS--UNITEC STATES.
19320540
0171 • E44 1919
Kennedy, Ludovlc Henry Coverley.
Menace: the Ii-f'e and dea th of the Tlrpi tz I
Kennedy.
London : Sidgwlck ~ Jackson, 1979.
1 76 p. : I I t . ; 26 em.
81bIlo@raphy: p. 173.
Includes index.
1 .Tl rpi tz (E att Ieship) 2. World War,
operations, German ••
D 772. T5 K46
Ludovlc
1939-1945--Na va 1
1979
79308732
Ruge, FrIedrich.
Tile Sovle ~s as nava I opponen t8, 1941-1945
I
Annapolis: Naval Institute Press, cI979.
v I, 2 lOp. : i 1 t. ; 24 em •
Friedrich Ru@e.
I neludes inde x.
Biblio.raphy: p. 197-198.
I.World War, 1939-1945--Naval
operations, RussIan.
2.Strategy ••
D 179.11/9 R84
78069952
36
F.
THE RESISTANCE; UNDERGROUND MOVEMENTS
Belleecize, Diane de.
,
,
{
Les neu~ sa~es de La R;slstance : le Comlte ~enera
d,p.~udes dans la clandestinite'l Diane de Betlescize.
(Paris] : PIon, c 1979.
302 p., (4] leaves of plates: i t l .
20 cm.
(Collection Espoir)
InclUdes bihliographlcal re~erences and index.
I.World War, 1939-tS45--Underground «ovements--France.
2.Comlt~ na~ionat d'e{udese 3.France--Politics and
gove~nm@nt--t940-1945
••
D ~02 .F8 H33
7!l362094
f)ordevic, Obren.
Zas"ti"ta revolucije
I Obren Dordevic:
Beo~rad
In~~ltu~ za paliti~ke sturliJe Faku 1 te te
Folitlckih nauka, 1979.
2 9 4 p. ; 2 () em.
Orl~inally preEented a~ the author's
Bibliography: p. 27B-284.
theRis,
Belgrad.
1 .World War, 19;19-1945--Underground "ovemen ts--Yugoslavia.
2.Yugoslavia--History--Axis occupation, 1941-1945 ••
D~C2.Y8 TI68
1979
793,5980
K eta,.
Pa u LN.
~~e German Etru~gle against Yugoslav guerrillas in World
War II : German counter-insurgency in YugoslaVia, 1941-1943
I by Paul N. Hehn.
Boulder : East European Quarterly ; New York: distributed
by ColumbIa University Press, 1979.
1fi3 p., [1J leaf of plates: i l l . ; 23 em.
(East European mono~raph ; no. 57)
Includes bibliographical references.
1 .~orld War, 1939-1945--Underground movements--Yugoslavia.
2.Vugoslavia--HistorY--Axis occupation, 1941-1945 •
•
D8(2.Y~
H43
,8015247
37
Hlrnflllk, leost" •
Front ukralns kol-revoliuisli ~ ~rychynok do istoril
zbrolnoi-borot by Volyni
UkrainIan revolutionary front
/ KOl'llt
Hirnfa'k, Csta"p Chuiko.
TOt'on1:o: Yolyn ,1979.
45 p. : ill. ; 22 ca.
=
(Frata! Tovarystv8 Volyn
v Tarantl ; eh 3)
Summary in En~lish.
1.World War, 1939-1945--Underground
mov~ment--Ukraine--Volhynia. 2.Volhynia--HistorY. I .
chuTko, Ostap, Joint author. II. Ukrainian revolutionary
front". Ill. Tovarystvo Yolyn
v Toronti. Pra{sl
Tovarystva Volyn
v Toranti ; ch. 3 ••
D~C2.R~::>
loztowska,
Odzew na
Wyd. 1.
Wersza_a
WoJsZG )
23f.!, (2]
79391265
V6446
Krystyna.
hasto "lonkl!" / Krystyna Kczlo'Nska.
:
Wyda •• Vine Cbrony Narodollej, 1979 (Wa1'sz.
p., [32]
of plates:
tf'AVeS
ill. ;
:
20 em.
Su.mary in French.
Bihllopraphy: p. 229-(230]
Includes index.
1 .World War, 1939-1B45--Under~round Bovements--Eel~lum.
2.~orld War,
1939-1S45--Potand. 3.Potes In
Bel@lua--Hietory. 4.Eel~ium--History--Germanoccupation,
1940-1945 ••
D~{2
.84 K65
793S4685
Le BrlQate Garibaldi nelta Resietenza : documenti.
I. ed.
Milano: Feltrineltl, 1979.
J v.
22 c ...
( Se II tti e b i 0te ra tie)
(StorIe)
(I Fatti e Ie idee; 427-429)
At head of tItle: Istituto nazionale per la storIe del
.ovimento di liberazion~ in Italia; Istitu~o Grameei.
Bibliography: v. 1, p. 11-23.
I~cludeB indexes.
v. 1. A@osto 1943-maggio 1944.--v. 2. Giu~no-novembre
1~44.--v. 3. ~jcembre 1944-ma@@io 1945.
I.World War, 1939-1945--Under@round
aovements--ltaly--SourcEs. 2.Italy--Eistory--German
occupation, 1943-1S45--Sources. I .
Istituto nazlonale per
la storla del moviaento di liberazione in Italia. II.
r.tituto Antonio Gramscl, Roae ••
79414414
DfC2.rS 874
- - - - - --------
-
38
Pamfal
61,rozovykh let: : [She vospominanii
Burl.lov, N. V. "dasolov ; Lit. zapis
F.
a I • ] •
Moskva: Mosk. rabochir, 1979.
318 p., [L?] let1.ves 01' plates
I.World War,
ill.;
'1
Sost.
Hurilova
F.
t.
••• et
21 cm.
1939-1945--Underground aovements--Russian
Republic--Kallnin~radskaya obl.as"t
, Russia--Biography.
Rlissia--Biography. I.
Hurilo'v,
II. Masolov, Nikolai Vissarionovich.
2.Kallnlngradskaya ob16st ,
Fedor Ivanovich.
D~C2.RR2
7A3~5748
K3246
Schoenhrun,
Duv ide
Soldiers of i hf> night
/ by Dav id SC~loenh r\.!n.
th ..
Rtorv
of
"the
French
Pes Lstance
1st ed.
1'\e\ll York:
D\ltbJn,
clDI'Ii.
SCCF-
t>. cm.
Tncludes hibliou.raphicat
references.
t. -or-let War, tDJA-l <"J4G--l1nd p r'!:I'ound movpmen ts--France.
?~.". r
"·
• :-;1ory--r. p rm"n o<~cupatjon, 1 <'40-1 845 ••
·rance--\l.l
7::)022165
Stafford, David.
Britain and European resistance, IH4C-1945 : a survey of
the Special Operations Executive, with documents I "Da"id
Stafford.
Toronto
~
University of Toronto PreSEy c1979.
~012
r:. em.
Hihllography:
p.
Inctudes index.
t .World War, 1939-1n4S--Secret sprvice--Great Britain.
2.Gre~t Hritain.--Special Operations Executive--History.
3 •• orld War, lR39-1945--Underground movements--Europe ••
O~10.S7
576
79019224
39
G.
INTELLIGENCE
Cruikshank, Charles Greig.
Deeep~ion In World War II I
Charles Cruikshank.
Oxford; N ew York : Ox~ord University Press, 1979.
7S0a
p. em.
BIt;lioi!raphy: p.
Includes index.
I.World War, 1939-t945--Campaigns. 2.Strategy. 3.Deception ••
D144 .C77
79040615
Garlinski, Jozef.
Tl1tel'cept
Tte Fniswa .ar I J~ze1 Garlin;kl.
New York: Scrihner, [1980] ct979.
8((2
p. em.
Erltish ed. publI~hed under title: Irtercept.
BiblioMraphy: p.
Includes index.
I.World War, 193H-1845--Seeret service. 2.World War,
1939-1945--Crypto~raphy
••
DEIO.S1 G32 1980
18053452
Haswell, Chetwynd John Drake, t919­
D-Day: Intelllilence and deception I Jock Haswell.
New York: Times Books, 1980, c1979.
8002
p. em.
p.
Includes index.
t .World War, 1939-1845--Caapai@ns--Franee--Normandy.
2.World War, 1939-1945--Secret service.
3.Normandy--History ••
~lbliography:
D756.5.N6 H37 1980
79019273
40
Hinsley, Francis liar.t'y, 1918­
British intelligence in the Second World War: its
lnfluence on strate~y and operations I by P. H. Hinsley,
with E. E. Thallas, C.P. G. Ransom, I. C. Knisht.
He. York: CaMbrIdge University Press, 1979­
v. : maps; 26 em.
InclUdes bibliographical references and index.
1 •• orld War, 1939-1945--Secret Servlce--Great 8ritain ••
79119680
[email protected] 1149
Holmes, Wilfrf"d Jay, lRO()­
Douhle-edged sec.ret", : u.S. naval intelligence operations
in the Pacific d~rin~ Wu~lrl War II I W. J. Holmes.
'\nnapol i!"l : Naval Institute Pres~, c197g.
x, 2:~1
[4] leaves of ~llates : i1.1. ~ 24 em.
p.,
InclUdes index.
I.World War, 193B-t;:)4r:;--Secrpt seT'vice--United Statp,,!.
2.'ll'orold War, Ifl39-19<:l5--PerRnnat narratives, A!llericao.
::'1.Holmes, Wilfran ,Tfly,--ln0 1l 4.World War,
183~-1945--Paeific area. S.Hnited states.--Navy--Biography.
6. Seamen--Uni ted Sta te s--IH ography ••
o ~1 o. S 7
IV.
1{637
7~070779
THE NATIONS AT WAR
A. FINLAND
Kart~nen,
Joppe.
Flenheim-pommittajat Brmottamalla taivaalla
:
Lentorykment~i ~:n !lenheim-IentiJien vaiheita talsteluss8
v~i~eita_lan~osaita, ktivasta ilmatorJuntatulta ja alatl
V:iJYv~ Vlhc!lls~avrttaji; vaitaan Jatkosodan
p8ivlna ja olna I Joppe Karhunen.
Helsingissa: Otava, [1979J
351, [1] p. ; 21 em.
Bitlio~raphy:
p. [352]
I.World War, 19JR-1S45--Aerial operations, Finnish.
2.Finland.--Ilmav o iw.at.--Lentorykmentti 4--History •
.
Dif2.F5 11:27
79393966
41
B.
FRANCE
[N.B.
The SCORPIO-generated data on France, mentioned in the
introduction to the Bibliography, begins on the following page (42).J
Oreyfu8, G I the rtf
1 Q02­ Cimptieres 5~ns tomheaux
( G i tbe rt De h rise) •
Paris:; : Plon, clP7H.
221 p.
21
re~' i t
I
r. i lbe rt- D re yfus
em.
1 .World war, l!U8-1~145--rrig{'ne~s and PI" isons, (':prman.
2.Wor10 War, 193!1-1P48--Perc;onal narratives, Prench.
3.Drpyfus, Gi Ihprt,--trJ{)2- .:t. Ph.vsiclans--[lrance--rHography.
5.Physiclanc;--Austria--~io~rdohy.6.PrlRoners of
war--Francp--Aiography. 7.Prisoners o~
war--Austri B --Biogra ph)' ••
D~05.AR
Dl'7
79376439
IP711
Bertr •• N., 1945­
Collaboratlonis. in France durlna the Second World War I
EertraN M. Go~dcn.
Ithaca, N.Y. : Cornell University Press, 1980.
Gord~n,
8((5
p. cm.
Bltliloiraphy: p.
Includes Index.
I •• orld ~ar, 193B-1S4S--ColLahorationlsts--France.
2.France--Hlstory--German occupation, 1940-1945 •
.
190252S1
Peareoa, Michael.
Tears of glory: the heroes of Vercors,
1944 I Michael
,.
.Pearson ; maps by Rafael Palacios.
1st ed.
Garden Ci ty, N.Y.
Doubleday, 1979, ct978.
x I v, 337 p., [8] leaves of plates: i l l .
22 cm.
Biblio~raphy:
InclUdes
p. [320]-322.
Index.
I.World War, 1939-1945--France--Verccrs.
2. Vercors,
France--Hlstory ••
D762.V4 P42 1979
78000216
42
This bibliography includes SCORPIO material on France and on Japan. The
material on France is included as a demonstration of a search for the work
of a particular author--in this case, the distinguished historian of the
Second World War, editor, author, and chairman of the International Committee,
Henri Michel. In the case of Japan, below, a more general bibliographical
search was made.
There are a number of terminals available for public use at the Library
of Congress, several of which not only have a keyboard for typing instructions
and a cathode-ray tube (like a television screen) for reading the results, but
also a printer--an instrument like a teletype machine right beside the console,
on which one can have whatever is on the screen typed out immediately. The
printout of the search for the works of Henri Michel was made, as stated below,
late one evening in February.
THURSDAY, 02/28/90 09:20 P.M.
***LCCC- THE LIBRARY OF CONGRESS COMPUTERIZED C~rALOG
IS NOW AVAILABLE FOR YOUR SEARCH.
THE TERM INDEX, UPDATED ON 11/15/79, CONTAINS 2,576,036 TERMS.
READY FOR NEN COMM~ND:
On turning on the LCCC, the L. of C. Computerized Catalogue, I
read the message above on the television screen. Having a printer
at the console, I pressed the PRINT key, and it was immediately
printed as i t stands.
The "new command" that I gave it was to "browse for Henri Michel,"
i. e., to search the 2,576,036 terms for his name. When I typed
the command, "B MICHEL, HENR:J," I had it printed before giving the
intruction to execute the command; the printout immediately below
is therefore identical to the one above, except that it has the
browse command.
THURSDAY, 02/28/90 09:20 P.M.
***LCCC- THE LIBRARY OF CONGRESS COMPUTERIZED CATALOG
IS NOW AVAILABLE FOR YOUR SEARCff.
THE TERM INDEX, UPDATED ON 11/15/79, CONTAINS 2,576,036 TERMS.
REABY FOR NEw COMMAND: B MICHEL, HENRI
The result of the browsing was a list of twenty persons with
the name Michel, the sixth in the series (the "target" item
wi th the plus sign) being Henri Michel, listed as an author
with 23 entries, and indexed as a subject heading once.
43
BRWS TERM FILE:LCCC; ENTRY TERM:MICHEL, HENRI
B01 MICHEL, GERHARD//(AUTH=l)
B02 MICHEL, GILLES//(AUTH=l)
E03 MICHEL, GUY//(AUTH=l)
B0~ MICHEL, GUY JEAN//(AUTH=2)
]05 MICHEL, HARDING B//(AUTH=l)
B06+MICHEL, HENRI//(AOTH=23; INDX=l)
B07 MICHEL, HERBERT//(AUTH=3)
B08 MICHEL, HUBERT//(AUTH=l)
B09 MICHEL, JACQUELINE//(AUTH=l)
B10 MICHEL, JACQUES//(AUTH=l)
]11 MICHEL, JACQUES HENRI//(AUTH=l)
B12 MICHEL, JACQUES O. D'I//(AUTH=l)
B13 MICHEL, JACQUES P//(AUTH=l)
]14 MICHEL, JEAN//(AUTH=3; INDX=2)
B15 MICHEL, JEAN PIERRE//(AUTH=l)
B16 MICHEL, JEAN RENE//(AUTH=lj INDX=l)
B17 MICHEL, JEANNE//(AUTH=l)
B19 MICHEL, JJSEPH//(AUTH=2)
B19 MICHEL, KARL MARKUS//(AUTH=l)
B20 MICHEL, KARL-WaLF~ANG//(AUTH=l)
READY FOR NEW COMMAND (FOR NEXT PAGE, XMIT ONLY): S B6
SET 1
23: SLCT AUTH/MICHEL, HENRI
SET 2
1: SLCT INDX/MI8HEL, HENRI
READY FOR NEw COMMAND:
The new command (in this case, "D 1") was to list the 23 works
of Henri Michel. They were thereupon flashed on the screen, in
sets of six or seven, which I had printed out as below.
FILE:LCCCj TITLE/LINE--SET 1
ITE~S 1~7 OF 23
1. 64-52130:MICHEL, HENRI. TRAITE DE L'ASTROLABE. PARIS, ~AUIHIER-VILLARS.
19~7.
VIII, 202 P, ILLUS, 29 CM.
LC CALL NUMBER: QB85 .M5
2. 67-4922:MICHEL, HENRI. SCIENTIFIC INSTRUMENTS IN ART AND HISTORY. NEW YORK
, VIKI~G PRESS, 1967. 2119 P, ILLUS. (PART COL.), 30 CM.
LC 8ALL NUMBER: Q185 .M~713
3. 67-78946:MIC EL, HENRI. VICHY, ANNEE 40. PARIS, R. LAFFO~T, C1966. 463 P
, PLA1'ES, 24 CM.
LC CALL NUMBER: LC397 .M537
4. 67-96482:MIC EL, HENRI. S:IENTIFIC I~STRUMENTS IN ART AND HISTORY. LON tON
, BARRIE & ROCKLIFF, 1967. 1.208 P, ILLUS. (SOME COL.), 29 CM.
LC CALL NUMBER: Q195 .M4713 1967B
5. 70134534: (IS NOT IN FILE OR FILE IS NOT CURRENTLY AVAILABLE).
6. 71-3453:HANFORD, BARBARA. MEASURING TIME. ST. LOUIS, WEBSTER DIVISION,
MCGRAW-HILL, C1968. 28 P, ILLUS. (PART COL.), 19 X 21 CM.
LC 8ALL NUrvIBER: QB213 .H3213
7. 71-1b1636:MICHEL, HENRI. THE SHADOW WAR. NEW YORK, HARPER ~ ROW, C1972.
416 P. ILLUS, 22 CM.
LC CALL ~UMBER: 1902.A2 M4513 1972
READY FOR NEw COMMAND OR NEW ITEM NBR (FOR NEXT PAGE, XMIT JNLY):
.-----------
44
FILE:LCCCi TITLE/LINE--SET 1
ITEMS 9-13 OF 23
8. 72-170272:MIC EL, HENRI. THE SHADa~ WAR: RESISTANCE IN EUROPE, 1939-1945.
LONDON, DEUTSCH, 1972. 415 P, 1 1LLUS, 23 CM.
LC CALL ~UMBFR: D802.A2 M49513
9. 72-851412:GUYE, SAMUEL. TIME & SPACE. LONDON, PALL MALL PRESS, 1970. 289
P., 140 PLATES, ILLU5. (SOr1E COL.), 26 CM.
LC CALL ~UMBER: TS542 .G8913 1970
10. 73-1505:MIC EL, HENRI. WORLt WAR 2. FARNBOROUGH, SAXJN HOUSE, 1973.
XVIII, 81,24 P, ILLUS., MAPS., PJRT, 23 CM.
LC CALL NUMBER: D743 .M4913 1973
11. 73-359729:~IC EL, HENRI. HISTOIRE DE LA RESISTANCE EN FRANCE, 1940-1944.
PARIS, PRESSES UNIVERSIIAIRES DE FRANCE, 1972. 127 P, 18 CM.
LC CALL ~UMBER: DB02.F8 M5 1972
12. 74-159499:MIC EL, HENRI. JEAN MOULIN, L'UNIFICATEUR. PARIS, HACHETTE,
1971. 252 P, PLATES, 19 CM.
LC CALL NUMBER: DC373.M67 M53 1971
13. 74-188375:MIC EL, HENRI. LES M)UVE~ENTS CLANDESTINS EN EUROPE. PARIS,
PRESSES UNIVERSITAIRES DE FRANCE, 1974. 126,2 P., 19 CM.
LC CALL ~UMBER: D802.A2 M5 1974
READY FOR NEW COMMAND OR NEW ITEM NBR (FOR NEXT PAGE, XMIT ONLY):
FILE:LCCCi TITLE/LINE--SET 1
ITEMS 14-19 OF 23·
14. 75-492466:MIC EL, HENRI. JEAN ~OULIN, L'UNIFICATEUR .. PARIS, HACHETTE,
C1964. 222 P, PLATES, PORTS, 20 C~.
LC CALL NUMBER: DC373.M67 M53
15. 75-515335:MIC EL, HENRI. HISTOIRE DE LA FRANCE LIBRE I. PARIS. PRESSES
UNIVERSITAIRES DE FRANCE, 1972. 125 P., 13 CM.
LC CALL ~UMBER: D761.9.F7 M5 1972
16. 76-370222:MICHEL, HENRI. THE SECOND WORLD ~AR I. LONDJN, DEUTSCH, 1975.
XXII, 947 P, MAPS, 24 CM.
LC CALL NUMBER: D743 .M4913 1975
17. 76-486631:MIC EL. HENRI. HISTOIRE DE LA RESISTANCE EN FRANCE. PARIS,
P.U.F, 1975. 127 P., 18 eM.
LC CALL NUMBER: n902.F9 M5 1975
18. 77-111~70:GUYE, SAMUEL. 1IME & SPACE. NEW YORK, PRAEGER PUBLISHERS.
1971. 299 P, I LLUS ., 20 :; OL. PLATES, 26 CM•
LC CALL NUMBER: TS542 .G8913 1971
19. 77-552426:MIC EL, HENRI. LA SECONDE ~UERRE MONDIALE I. PARIS, PRESSES
UNIVERSITAIRES DE FRANCE, 1977- C1963-. V, ILL., 22 C~.
LC CALL NUMBER: D20 .P37 T. 21, 1977
READY FOR NEW COMMAND OR NEW ITEM NBR (FaR NEXT PA~E, XMIT aNLY):
TITLE/LINE--SET 1
ITEMS 20-23 OF 23
20. 78-344009:MIC EL, HENRI. LES FASCIS:1ES I. PARIS, PUF, C1977. 125,3
P., 18 CM.
LC CALL NUMBER: JC481 .M48
21. 78-364591:CHOUARD, PHILIPPE. BILAN THERMIQUE D'UNE MAISON SOLAIRE. PARIS
, EYROLLES, 1977. 164 P, ILL., GRAPHS, 3~ eM.
LC CALL NUMBER: TH7414 .C48
22. 79-342114:MIC EL, HENRI. VERDUN, FLEURY-DEVANT-DOUAUMONT, JUILLET 1916.
PARIS, CJ,'1ITE NATIONAL DU SOUVENIR DE VERDUN, 1975. 160 P, ILL., MA.PS
(SOME COL.), 24 CM.
LC CALL ~UMBER: D545.V3 M47
23. 79-361497:MIC EL, HENRI. PETAIN ET LE REGIME DE VICHY I. PARIS, PUF,
1978 . 126, 2 P., 18 CM•
LC CALL ~UMBER: DC397 .M533
LAST ITEM SHOWN. READY FOR NEW COMMAND OR ITEM NBR:
FILE~LCCC;
45
The first of the 23 entries that I wanted to pursue was
the fifth--"not on file . . ." That a book might not be
on the ~helf I could understand, but this was something
else--or so I thought. The answer:
THE RECORD YOU RE~UESTED C8ULD N8T BE FOUND IN THE FILE.
IT MAY HAVE BEEN DELETED DURIN~ NORMAL FILE MAINTENANCE TODAY;
RECORD
OR IT NEVER EXISTED.
NOT
F:lUND
READY FOR NEW COMMAND:
):";':TBDS00~5­
The next item I pursued was the sixth, apparently a book
about measuring tizre by Barbara Hanford, published in
St. Louis. I had in any case not been aware of M. Michel's
interest in astrolabes and scientific instruments, and wondered
whether this entry might give me a clue. It did, for in the
printout of what corresponds to a Library of Congress Catalogue
Card, the indication of Henri Michel's date of birth showed him
to be 22 years older than the Henri Michel ·who was the author
of the final title in the list, for which the detailed printout follows at the top of the next page.
71-3453
ITEM 6 OF 23 IN SET 1
HANFORD, BARBARA.
MEASURING TIME. ADAPTED BY BARBARA RANF8RD FROM THE TEXT BY HENRI MICHEL.
ILLUS. BY RAYM:lND RENARD. ST. LOUIS, wEBSTER DIVISION, MC~RAW-HILL, C1968.
28 P. ILLUS. (PART COL.) 19 X 21 CM.
(AROUND THE wORLD LIBRARY)
LC CALL NUMBER: QB213 .H3213
DEWEY DEC:529/.7/09
SUBJECTS (INDX):TIME MEASUREMENrS--HISTORY--JUVENILE LITERATURE/TIME
MEASUREMENTS/CLOCKS AND WATCHES
ADDED ENTRIES:
MICHEL, HENRI, 1335RENARD, RAYMOND, FL. 1967- ILLUS.
NOTES:
DESCRIBES THE VARIOUS METHODS AND INSTRUMENTS THAT MAN HAS DEVEL:lPED TO
PA~E 1 OF 2. READY FOR NE~ 80MMAND :lR PAGE #(FOR NXT PG, XMIT):
46
ITEM 23 OF 23 IN SET 1
79-361497
MICHEL, HENRI, 1907PETAIN ET LE REGIME DE VICHY I HENRI MICHEL.
2 P. ; 18 CM.
(QUE SAIS-JE? ; 1720)
PARIS, PUF, 1979.
126,
LC CALL NUMBER: DC397 .M533
DEWEY DEC:940.53/37
ISBN: 2130355021 :/9.60F
SUBJECTS (INDX):PETAIN, HENRI PHILIPPE BENONI OMER-1856-1951/WORLD WAR,
1939-1945--FRANCE/FRANCE--RISTORY--GER~AN
OCCUPATION, 194~-1945
NOTES:
BIBLIOGRAPHY: P. 127
READY FOR NEW COMMAND: ENDS
TaIS SEARCH REQUIRED 21.29 MINUTES. THA~~ yOU.
'SCORPIO' IS A SERVICE OF THE LIBRARY OF CONGRESS.
The 2l.28-minute search that SCORPIO thus so obligingly
concluded provided considerably more information than I
have taken space to duplicate here. My purpose is not to
document Henri Michel exhaustively, nor to belabor the failure
of the program to differentiate between persons with the same
name but different dates of birth on record wi thin the system,
but rather to suggest its capabilities and extraordinary convenience: to have literally at one's fingertips the steadily
expanding body of bibliographical data, and to be able not only
to call it up on the screen, but to have it printed out, at no
charge, immediately. In practice, this may often be almost too
good to be true, of course. The search from whi ch the entries
above came, and the one below, on Japan, were conducted during
the last week of February, on uncommonly cold and icy evenings,
at a time when the library was almost as deserted as the streets,
and there was a choice of terminals with printers--a situation,
graduate students who have chosen their time less propitiously
assure me, that does not normally prevail. What is most important, however, is not the availabili ty or convenience of the MARC
or SCORPIO data, which--as public domain--are duplicated here
as a matter of course; what is important, rather, is the breakthrough that they represent, a breakthrough that has, in fact,
been carried considerably further--particularly with regard to
the accumulation of information in "data banks"-at other centers.
47
c.
GERMANY
Beus, Jacobus Gljs~ertus de, 1909Tomorrow at dawnl I By J. G. de Eeus.
1 t!l t ed.
N•• York: Norton, c197E.
7910
1=. cm.
Bibliography: p.
Iflc1.udes indell.
1.~orld War, 1939-1£45--Germany. 2.~orld War,
19~9-1945--Person81 narrativES, Dutch. J.Beus, Jacobus
Gijsbertus de,--1909- 4.World War,
lf39-1945--Campalpns--Western. ~.Sas, Gijsbert J. 6.Csler,
Hans. 7.Ireason--Germany. 8.GermBny--Ris~ory--1933-1945
••
D "7 !:"7
Cookslpy,
Petpr
Flving bomb:
I I
I
79018228
• 1346 1 S"7 9
Pf't pr
NE'w
York.
20R
p.,
:
G.
the
story ot Hitler's V-weapons
leavns of
Hiblio~raphy:
in World
Wat"
Cno ks 1 Py •
Scribner,
:R]
InclUdE'S
G.
p.
indux.
clf'7fl.
plate,,>
:
ill.
23 en.
?on-2Dl.
t.World Wi:\f', 1fL}(J-U·)45--En~~tand. 2.V-! homb. 3.V-2 rocket.
4.Crea.t Brltain--History--George VI, 18J6-1952 ••
D7SH .Co5
7HOR4466
Wo11f~Monckeber&, Mathilde, 1879-1958.
Cn the other side : to.}/' chi tdren : 'fro. Germany,
H140-1S45 I (by] Mathilde Wolff-Monckeberg ; transla ted and
edIted [:from the Ger.an MS] by Ruth Evans.
London : Owen, 1979.
172 p., (8] p. of plates: i l l . , :facsim., geneal. table,
POI'1:s. ; 23 em.
I.World War, 1939-1945--Germany,West--Hamhurg. 2.World
War, 1939-1945--Personat narratives, German.
3.Wolff-Monckebere, Mathilde,--1879-1958.
4.Hamhurg--Bombardment, 1941-1945--Personal narra ti ve s,
GerMan. 5.Hamburg--Social tlfe and c~sto.s.
6 .Hall.bur~- Biog I'aphy. 7. Monckeberg :faai ly. I.
Evan s,
Ruth,
1914-.
D157.9.R3 .6413 1979
79316672
48
D.
JAPAN
The search for material on Japan during World War II was not limi ted
to the work of one indi vidual. Conscious of the relative pauci ty of
material on the war in Asia and the Pacific, as compared to the Second
World War in Europe, I decided to make a general search. But there was
a problem from the very beginning: the term that is used for World War
II or the Second World War by the Library of Congress classification
system is World War, 1939-1945, which reflects a European rather than
an Asian and Pacific frame of reference.
Be that as it may, 57 entries
were indicated, and they are duplicated below as they appeared on the
printer.
THURSDAY, 02/28/80 03:00 P.M.
***LCCC- THE LIBRARY OF CONGRESS COMPUTERIZED CATALOG
IS NOw AVAILABLE FOR YJUR SEARCff.
THE TERM INDEX, UPDATED ON 11/15/79, ~ONTAINS 2,576,035 TERMS.
READY FOR NE~ COMMAND: B wORLD wAR, 1939-1945--JAPAN
BRrS TERM
]01 WORLD
B02 WORLD
B03 WORLD
]04 WORLD
B05 wORLD
]06+WORLD
B07 WORLD
]09 WORLD
]09 wORLL
]10 wORLD
Ell WORLD
B12 WORLD
B13 WORLD
B14 wORLD
]15 WORLD
B16 wORLD
B17 WORLD
B18 WORLD
B19 WORLD
E20 WORLD
READY FOR
FILE:LCCC; EN~RY TERM:WORLD wAR, 1939-1945--JAPAN-WAR, 1939-1945--ITALY--TUSCANY//(INDX=1)
WAR, 1939-1945--ITALY--TUSCANY--DR//(INDX=1)
WAR, 1939-1945--ITALY--UNDERGROUND//(INDX=1)
WAR, 1939-1945--ITALY--VERONA (PROV//(INDX=l)
WAR, 1939-1945--ITALY--VICE~ZA (PRO//(INDX=l)
WAR, 1939-1945--JAPAN//(INDX=57)
WAR, 1939-1945--JAPAN--ADDRESSES, E//(INDX=l)
WAR, 1939-1945--JAPAN--HIROSHIMA//(INDX=1)
WAR, 1939-1945--JAPAN--HIROSHI~A--//(INDX=1)
WAR, 1939-1945--JAPAN--SOURCESI/(INDX=2)
WAR, 1939-1945--JAPAN--SOURCES--IN//(INDX=1)
WAR, 1~39-1945--JAPAN--SUPPLIES//(INDX=2)
WAR, 1939-1945--JAPANESE AMERICANS//(INDX=2)
WAR, 1939-1945--JAVA//(INDX=2)
WAR, 1939-1945--JERSEY//(INDX=2)
WAR, 1939-1945--JEWS//(INDX=75)
WAR, 1939-1945--JEWS--BIBLIOGRAPHY//(INDX=1)
WAR, 1939-1945--JEWS--FICTION//(INDX=7)
WAR, 1939-1945--JEWS--RESCUE//(INDX=31)
WAR, 1939-1~45--JEWS--RESCUE--BULG//(INDX=5)
NEW COMMAND (FOR NEXT PAGE, XMIT ONLY): F BG
FILE:LCCC; TITLE/LINE--SET 1
ITE~S 1-6 OF 57
1. 46-11953:HERSEY, JJHN RICHARD. HIROSffIMA. NEW YORK, A. A. KNOPF, 1946. 5
P., L., 3- 17 7, 1 P., 1 L, 2l' CM.
LC CALL ~UMBER: D767.25.H6 H4 1945
2. 50-9585:FEIS, HERBERT. THE ROAD TO PEARL HARBOR. PRINCETON, PRINCETON
UNIVERSITY PRESS, 1950. XII, 356 P, FOLD. MAP, 25 eM.
LC CALL NUMBER: D753 .F4
49
3. 55-38195:LATIF, S. M. NA5ARUDDIN. APA SEBAB DJEPANG KALAH?
DJAKARTA,
TANDJOENG, 1948. 95 P, 23 C~.
LC CALL NUMBER: L767.2 .L3
4. 57-3440:TERASAKI, ~WEN (HAROLD). BRID~E TO THE SUN. CHAPEL HILL,
UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA PRESS, 1957. 260 P, 21 CM.
LC CALL ~UMBER: DS885.5.T4 T4
5. 61-6289:FEIS, HERBERT. JAPAN SUBDUED. PRINCETON, N.J, PRINCETJN
UNIVERSITY PRESS, 1961. 199 P, 25 C~.
LC ~AL1 NUMBER: ~767.2 .F~
6. 62-1331:EDM8NDS, I. G. THE RISE AND FALL OF THE JAPANESE EMPIRE. DERBY,
CONN, MO~ARCH BOOKS, 1962. 236 P, 1~ CM.
LC CALL NUMBER: D767.2 .E35
READY FOR NEW COMMAND OR NEN ITEM NBR (F)R NEXT PAGE, XMIT ONLY):
FILE:LCCC; TITLE/LINE--SET 1
ITEMS 7-12 OF 57
7. 66-13312:FEIS, HERBERT. THE ATOMIC BO~B AND rHE END OF WORLD WAR II.
PRINCETON, N.J, PRINCETON UNIVERSITY PRESS, 1966. VI, 213 P, 2~ eM.
LC CALL NUMBER: D767.2 .F4 1966
8. 66-29967:YU, TE-JEN. THE JAPANESE STRUGGLE FJR WORLD E~PIRE.
NEW YORK,
VANTAGE PRESS, 1~67. 330 P, 21 CM.
LC CALL NUMBER: DSSS5 .YS
9. 67-10704:CRAIG, WILLIAM. THE FALL JF JAPAN. NEW YORK, DIAL PRESS, 1 67.
XIV, 368 P. ILLUS., MAPS, PORTS, 24 CM.
LC CALL NUMBER: D767.2 .87
10. 67-25808:BROOKS, LESTER. BEHIND JAPAN'S SURRENDER. NEW YJRK, MCGRAW-HILL
,1967, C196. XVIII, 428 P, ILLUS., PORTS, 22 CM.
LC CALL NUMBER: D821.J3 B75
11. 68-17573:0YA, SOICHI. JAPAN'S LONGEST DAY.
TOKYO PALO ALTO, CALIF,
KODANSHA INTERNATIONAL, 1968. 339 P, ILLUS., FACSIMS., PORTS, 22 CM.
LC CALL ~UMBER: D821.J3 0913
12. 69-12414:KASE, TOSHIKAZU. JOURNEY TO THE MISSOURI. HAMDEN, C8N~.,
ARCHON B08KS, 1959 C1950. XIV, 282 P, PORT, 23 CM.
LC CALL NUMBER: ~767.2 .K3 1969
READY F8R NE~ COMMAND OR NEw ITEM NBR (FJR NEXT PAGE. XMIT JNLY):
ITEMS 13-18 OF 57
FILE:LCCC; TITLE/LINE--SET 1
13. 70-17647:COOX, ALVIN D. JAPAN: THE FINAL A~ONY. NEW YJRK, BALLANTINE
EOOKS, 1970. 159, 1 P, ILLUS., ~APS. P8RTS, 21 CM.
LC :ALL NUMBER: D767.2 .C66
14. 70-81452:SCHOENBERGER, WALTER S~ITH. DECISION OF DESTINY. ATHENS. OHIO
UNIVERSITY PRESS, 1970, C1969. VIII, 330 P, 25 CM.
LC CALL NUMBER: 0767.2 .S33
15. 70-1~4819:MARX, JOSEPH LAURANCE. NAGASAKI; THE N~CESSARY B8MB?
NEW YORK
• MACMILLAN, 1~71. X. 239 P, ILLUS., P8RTS, 21 CM.
LC CALL NULBER: D767.25.N3 M35
16. 70-267004:JACOBSSON, PER. THE PER JACOBSSON MEDIATION. BASLE, BASLE
CENTRE F8R ECONOMIC AND FINANCIAL RESEARCH, 1967. X, 125 P, FACSIMS.,
PORT, 21 CM.
LC CALL NUMBER: D821.J3 J3 1967
50
17. 70-354476:0YA, SOICHI. JAPAN'S LONGEST DAY. LONDON, SOUVENIR P, 1968.
279 P, 16 PLATES, ILLUS., FACSP1S., PORTS, 23 CM.
LC CALL NUMBER: D321.J3 0913 1968B
18. 72-4334:UNITED STATES. CONGRESS. JOINT COMMITTEE ON THE INVESTIGATION OF
TEl PEARL HARBOR ATTACK. INVESTIGATION OF THE PEARL HARBOR ATTACK. NEW
YORK, A:'1S PRESS, 1972. XVI, 580 P, "1APS, 24 CM.
LC CALL NU ~ER: D767.92 .A53 1972B
REhDY FOR NEw COMMAND OR NEN ITEM NBR (FOR NEXT PAGE, XMIT ONLY):
FILE:LCCC; TITLE/LINE--SET 1
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19. 72-4674:LE MENDELSSOHN, PETER. JAPAN'S POLITICAL WARFARE. NEw YORK, ARNO
PRESS, 1972. 192 P, 23 eM.
LC CALL NUMBER: L810.P7 J352 1972
20. 72-176016:BERGAMINI, DAVID. JAPAN'S IMPERIAL CONSPIRACY. LONDON,
HEINEMANN, 1971. XXXVIII, 1239. 1 P., 18 PLATES, I1LUS., MAPS, PORTS,
24 GM.
LC CALL NUMBER: DS888.5 .B47 1971B
21. 72-178593:BARKER, A. J. SUICIDE WEAPON. NEw YORK, BALLANTINE BOOKS,
1971. 160 P, ILLUS, 21 CM.
LC CALL NUMBER: D767.2 .B35
22. 72-183416:SINCLAIR, WILLIAM BOYD. TffE BIG BROTHERS, THE STORY OF THE B-29S
• SAN ANTONIO, TEX, NAYLOR CO, 1972. XI, 132 P, 23 CM.
LC CALL NUMBER: D790 .5546
23. 72-940182:LEBRA, JOYCE C. JUNGLE ALLIANCE, JAPAN AND THE INDIAN NATIONAL
ARMY. SINGAPORE, DONALD MOORE FOR ASIA PACIFIC PRESS, 1971. XIV, 255 P
, ILLUS, 23 CM.
LC CALL NUMBER: D767.63 .L13
READY FOR NEw COMMAND OR NEW ITEM NBR (FOR NEXT PAGE, XMIT ONLY):
FILE:LCCC; TITLE/LINE--SET 1
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24. 73-75369:'1C EAN, DONALD B. JAPANESE TANKS, TACTICS & ANTI1ANK WEAPONS.
WICKENBURG, ARIZ, NORMOUNT TECHNICAL PUBLICATIONS, C1973. XII, 241 P,
ILLUS, 23 CM.
LC CALL NU BER: UG446.5 .M226
25. 73-75370:'1CKEAN, DONALD B. JAPANESE PARACffUTE TROOPS. WICKENBURG, ARIZ.
N~RMOUNT TECHNICAL PUBLI:ATIONS, 1973.
VII, 61 P, ILLUS, 23 CM.
LC CALL NUMBER: UD485.J3 M3
26. 73-93492:BUTOW, ROBERT JOSEPH CHARLES. TOJO AND THE COMING OF THE WAR.
STANFORD, CALIF, STANFORD UNIVERSITY PRESS, 1969, C1961. 584 P,
ILLUS., PORTS, 25 CM.
LC CALL NUMBER: DS890.T57 B8 1969
27. 73-136600:COFFEY, THOMAS M. IMPERIAL TRAGEDY. NEW YORK, WORLD PUB. CO,
1970. XVI, 531 P, PORTS, 24 CM.
LC CALL NUMBER: D767.2 .C6 197~
28. 73-145537:UNITED STATES. CJNGRESS. JOINT COMMITTEE ON THE INVESTIGATION
OF THE PEARL HARBOR ATTACK. PEARL HARBOR ATTACK. NEW YORK, AMS PRESS,
1972. 39 V. IN 20, ILL05, 25 CM.
LC CALL NUMBER: KF25.P4 1945A
READY FOR NEW COMMAND OR NEw ITEM NBR (FJR NEXT PAGE, XMIT ONLY):
51
FILE:LCC~j TITLE/LINE--SET 1
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29. 73-162157:WARNER, P~ILIP. JAPANESE ARMY OF WORLD wAR II. REArING, OSPREY
PUBLISHING,1373. 40,8 P, ILLUS. (SOME COL.), PORT, 25 CM.
LC CALL NUMBER: D767.2 .W37
30. 73-603970:SHAW, HENRY I. THE UNITED STATES MARINES IN THE OCCUPATION OF
JAPAN. WASHINGTON, ffISTORICAL BRANca, MARINE CORPS, 1969. 23 P, MAPS
(ON P. 2-3 OF COVER), 27 CM.
LC CALL NUMBER: D321.J3 S5 1969
31. 74-1~2686:BER~AMINI, DAVID. JAPAN'S IMPERIAL CONSPIRACY. NEW YORK, MORROW
,1971. XXXVIII, 1239 P, ILLUS, 25 CM.
LC CALL NUMBER: DS888.5 .B47
32. 74-166954:UNITED STATES. CONGRESS. JOINT COMMITTEE ON THE INVESTI8ATION
OF THE PEARL ffARBOR ATTACK. REPORT OF THE JOINT COMMITTEE IN TRE
INVESTIGATION OF TffE PEARL HARBOR ATTACK. NEW YORK, DA CAPO PRESS, 1972.
XVI, 492, 79 P, FOLD. CHART, MAPS, 23 C~.
LC CALL NUMBER: D767.92 .A53 1972
33. 74-6~1019:JOHNSON, ELLIS A. MINES AGAINST JAPAN. SILVER SPRING, MD.
NAVAL ORDNANCE LABORATORYj FOR SALE BY THE SUPT. OF DOCS., U.S. GOVT.
PRINT. OFF., WASHIN~TON, 1973. XIII, 313 P, ILLUS, 29 CM.
LC CALL NUMBER: V856.5.U6 J63
READY FOR NEW COMMAND OR NEW ITEM NBR (FOR NEXT PAGE, XMIT ONLY):
FILE:LCCCi TITLE/LINE--SET 1
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34. 74-6~5489:UNITED STATES. STRATEGIC BJMBINJ SURVEY. THE OFFENSIVE MINE
LAYING CAMPAIGN AGAINST JAPAN. WASHINGTON, REPRINTED BY DEPT. OF THE
NAVY, HEADQUARTERS NAVAL MATERIAL COMMAND, 1969. VI, 128 P, ILLUS.,
FOLD. MAP, 28 CM.
LC CALL NULBER: D767.2 .U58 1969
35. 75-11692:WEBBER, EBBERT T. RETALIA~ION. CORVALLIS, OREGON STATE
UNIVERSITY PRESS, 1975. VI, 178 P, ILL., 29 CM.
LC CALL NUMBER: D769~1 .W4
36. 75-323607:COOX, ALVIN D. TOJO I. NEW YORK, BALLANTINE BOOKS, 1975.160 P
, ILL., 21 CM.
LC CALL NUMBER: DS890.T57 C66
37. 75-857012:SAPOZffNIKOV, BORIS GRIGOREVICH. A GRIM LESSON OF HISTORY.
MOSCOW, ~OVOSTI PRESS AGENCY PUB. HOUSE, 1970. 133 P, 17 CM.
LC ~ALL NUMBER: D767.2 .S25
38. 76-9~85:WORLD WAR II SURRENDER DOCUMENTS. WASHINGTON, NATIONAL ARCHIVES
AND RECORDS SERVICE, 1976. XI, 44 P, ILL., 23 CM.
LC CALL NUMBER: D814.3 .W67
39. 76-52547:ZICH, ARTHUR. THE RISING SUN I. ALEXANDRIA, VA, TIME-LIFE BOOKS
,C1977. 208 P, ILL., 29 CM.
LC CALL NUMBER: D767 0252
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FILE:LCCCj TITLE/LINE--SET 1
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40. 76-57155:TOGO, SHIGENORI. THE CAUSE OF JAPAN I. WESTPORT, CONN,
GREENWOOD PRESS, 1977, C1956. V. 372 P., 23 eM.
NOT IN LC COLLECTION
52
41. ?6-1?4219:BUNGEI SHUNJU SENSHI KENKYUKAI. THE DAY MAN LOST HIROSHIMA, 6
AUGUST 1945. TOKYO PALO ALTO, CALIF, KDDANSHA INTERNATIONAL, 1~72.
312 P, ILLU5, 22 CM.
LC CALL NUMBER: D767.25.H6 B85
42. ?6-3?0340:ARGYLE, C. J. JAPAN AT WAR, 1937-45 I. LONDON, A. BARKER, C1976
224 P., 4 LEAVES OF PLATES. ILL., 23 CM.
LC CALL NUMBER: D767 .A69
43. ?6-3?3228:ALLEN, LOUIS. THE END OF THE wAR IN ASIA I. LONDDN, HART-DAVIS
MACGIBBDN, 1976. XIV, 306 P, ~APS, 24 CM.
LC CALL NUMBER: DS518 .A43 19?6
44. ??-11115:HAVENS, THOMAS R. H. VALLEY OF DARKNESS. NEW YORK, NORTON, C1978
XI, 280 P, ILL., 22 CM.
LC CALL ~UMBER: D?6?2 .H29 19?8
45. ??-16284:THORNE, CHRISTOPHER G. ALLIES OF A KIND. NEW YORK, OXFORD
UNIVERSITY PRESS, C19?B. XXII, ?72 P., 258M.
LC CALL NUMBER: D?49 .T48 19?8
READY FOR NEW COMMAND OR NEw ITEM NBR (FOR NEXT PAGE. XMIT DNLY):
FILE:LCCC; 1ITLE/LINE--SET 1
ITEMS 46-51 OF 5?
46. ??-88?68:IENAGA, SABURO. THE PACIFIC WAR. NEW YORK, PANTHEDN BOOKS,
C19?8. XVI, 316 P., 22 CM.
LC CALL NUMBER: D?6?2 .1313 1978
4? ??-11?669:TOLAND, JOHN. THE RISING SUN. NEW YORK, RANDOM HOUSE, 19?0.
XXXV, 954 P, ILLUS., FACSIM., MAPS (PART COL.), PORTS, 25 CM.
LC CALL NUMBER: D?67.2 .T58
48. ?8-?56:HAYASHI, SABURO. KOGUN. WESTPORT, CONN, GRFENWOOD PRESS, 19?8,
C1959. XIV, 249 P., 6 LEAVES :JF PLATES, ILL., 24 CM.
NOT IN LC COLLECTION
49. ?8-19613:~DRRISON, wILBUR H. POINT OF NO RETURN. NEW YORK, TIMES BOOKS,
C19?9. X, 2?9 P., 8 LEAVES OF PLATES, ILL., 24 CM.
LC CALL NUMBER: D?90 .M63 19?9
50. ?8-21594:BRITISH FOREIGN OFFICE. WILMINGTON, DEL, S. R, C19?8. X, 56 P.,
28 CM.
LC CALL NUMBER: DA47.9.J3 B?5
51. ?8-307614:THORNE, CHRISTOPHER G. ALLIES OF A KIND. LDNDON, HAMILTON, 1973
XXII, ?72 P, MAPS, 25 C~.
LC CALL NUMBER: D?49 .T48 19?8B
READY FOR NEW COMMAND OR NEw ITEM NBR (FJR NEXT PAGE, XMIT ONLY):
FILE:LCCC; TITLE/LINE--SET 1
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52. 78-310484:JAPANESE AMERICAN CITIZENS' LEAGUE. NATIONAL COMMITTEE FOR IVA
TOGURI. IVA TOCURI (D'AQUINO). SAN FRANCISCO, NATIONAL CO~MITTEE FOR
IVA TOGURI, JAPANESE AMERICAN CITIZENS LEA~UE, 19?6. 36 P., 22 CM.
LC CALL NU BER: CT2?5.T717 J36 1976
53. ?8-3236?2:CRIES FOR PEACE. TOKYO, JAPAN TIMES, 19?8. 234 P., 21 CM.
LC CALL NUMBER: D811.A2 8?4 19?8
54. 78-39?024:NIKOLAEV, NIKOLAI NIKOLAEVICH. LE 30E I.E. TREN1IE~E
ANNIVERSAIRE DE LA VICTOIRE SUR LE JAPON MILITARISTE I. M05COU, AGENCE
DE PRE SSE NOV 0STI, 19?5 • 63 P., 17 CM.
LC CALL NUMBER: D?67.2 .N5~
55. ?9-4446:CRAIG, WILLIAM. THE FALL OF JAPAN I. HARMONDSWORTH, ENG. NEW YORK
, PENGUIN BOOKS, 1979, C196?
XIV, 368 P., 3 LEAVES JF PLATES, ILL.,
20 eM.
N01 IN LC COLLECTION
53
56. 79-14921:THORNE, CHRISTOPHER G. ALLIES OF A KIND. OXFORD NEW YORK,
OXFORD UNIVERSITY PRESS, 1979, C1979. XXII, 772 P., 21 eM.
NOT IN LC C~L1ECTION
READY FOR NEW COMMAND OR NEW ITEM NBR (FOR NEXT PAGE, XMIT ONLY):
FILE:LCCC; TITLE/LINE--SET 1
ITEM 57 OF 57
57. 79-631951:THE "MAGIC" BACKGROUND OF PEARL HARBOR. WASHINGT:lN, DEPT. OF
DEFENSE, U.S.A. : FOR SALE BY THE SUPT. OF DOCS., U.S. GOVT. PRINT. OFF.
1978. 5 V. IN B, MAPS (ON LINING PAPER), 27 eM.
LC CALL NUMBER: D742.U5 M33
LAST ITEM SHOWN. READY FOR NEW COMM~ND OR ITEM NBR:
E.
THE NETHERLANDS
Elsendoorn, Jo.
De ver.orzeLlng : het verhaal van een overlevende I
Flsendoorn.
Amsterdam: Querido, 1879.
445 p . t (R] p. of photos: i l l . ; 22 em.
Jo
1 .... orld War, 19J8-1P45--Prisoners and prisons, German.
2.Wortd War, 1939-1945--Personal narratives, Dutch.
3.Elsendoorn, Jo. 4.Vucht (Concentration camp) 5.Prisoners
of war--Netherlands--Biography ••
DS05.G3 E45
S
P.
j j e·l!i f
79373570
A.
VeI'v:~.!i:ln~'.,'an z.ige'Jner~ in
Nederta'ld 1<)40-1845 I
samenwerkin~_'_
met
·f ......'
" , . , • d e '"
'T raa f •••
's-Grdvenha'.!(' : NIJhoff, 187(1.
198 p. ; 2S em.
A.
81 ,I e",,
J Il
(Monogrnfiepn
11
r •
13 )
Dtltrh
C'I'
-
French,
Bibliography:
p.
l~i.j\<sin~iit\lut
'4i th it "Hlmnlary
17;";-177.
V00r
nool" B.
[efal.].
OOl"'to.2:.!"rtocu!ften~~"'"
"" "UI" 1- e
in Engl
;
ish.
Incluut?Cl index.
1 .~Ol"l<1 War, 1~l3'l-1~1-1S--GYP~ies--Netherlands.
2.World W;::tr,
1 p":1 ~)-18 4 S--n}' ps 1 e s - -G e rllH). ny •
:1.r,vPRies--~'e'tbe;~l.andF'--History.
4.GYnsir·~s--{~prmanv-_Llist I'
I
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•
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VOl''' Ourlo:.rsdoclH',enta.tjp. 'vInno'.·!:T"afl·(~pn ; n r. 1-'
;".
54
F.
POLAN D
JASTRZEBSKI, W ODZI~IERZ.
OKUPACJA HITlEROWSKA NA POMORlU GCANSKI~ W lATACH
193q -1945 I W OClIM IERI JAST RIE8S KI, JAN SZllI
NG.
W~C. 1.
GCANSK: \oiYDM,l. MCRSKIE, lq79 (elSI T. ': OIG SPl
343, [1] P., [14] LEAVES Of PLATES : Ill.
; 24 CM.
SL~~ARY
IN GERMAN.
ERRATA SLIP INSERTED.
BleLIOGPAPHY: P. £323 ]-332 .
INCLUDES INDEXES.
.
1.\oiCRlD WAR, 193Q -1945 --POl AND- -POM EREl IA. 2.POM ERElI
A,
PCLA ND--H ISTOR Y.
I.
SlllIN G, JAN, JCINT AUTHOR.
DEC2.f't:2 P6S4
79398 728
Xul. kl, Julia n Buae ne, 1929 Dyln ., we 11ye : the perso nal chro nicle 01
a youo . 1ree do.
tieh ter, Wars aw, 1939 -1945 I by Julia n Euge
niusz Kuts ki.
Is t ed.
New York : Holt , Rine hart and Wlns ~on, c197
9.
304 p. : Ill. ; 25 em.
1.Wo rld War,
1939 -1945 --Un derpr ound
raove raent s--Po 1 and-- Warf 'aw-- B lo@r aphy.
2. Worl d Wa r,
1939 -194 5--Pe rsona l narr ative , Poli sh. 3.Ku
lski, JulIa n
Euae ne,-- 1929 - 4.Wa rsaw --Bio grapb y.
5.So 1dle rs--P olan d--B iogra phy. 6.Po land .--Po
lskie Si~Y
Zbro Jne.- -Arm ia KraJ owa- -Blog raphy ••
DEC2 .P62 .36
lUC2 ek,
78031 656
Czes ts ••
Pcli ~yka
lUdn oscio we i ekono mlc2 na hitte rows kich Niem
iec w
okupo wane J Polsc e / Czes ta. lueze k.
'Iyd.
1.
Pozna n
689 p. :
Wyda wn. Pozn ansk ie, 1919 .
i l l . ; 25 cm.
Erra ta f'tip
inse rted.
Blbl lo~r aphy :
p. 653-[ 6H2]
1939 -194 5--Po land.
2.Po land --HJ story --Oc eupa tion, lS39- 1S45 ••
l.~o rld ~ar,
DH2 .P61. 7fl
79392 372
55
Marc zews kl, Jerzy .
,
Hltl~rowska konc ppcJa p~li tyki ~clo niza cyjn
c-wy sied le~e 7eJ
I Jej reali zacj a " IlCkr~glJ Warty " I Jerzy
Marc zews ki.
Wyd.
I.
Pozn an:
48f1 p.
Insty t\Jt
21 em.
Zach odnl,
IS,S .
(Bad anla ~ad ukup acj~ niem ieck a~. Folsc e
t. 14 )
Summ ary in En~li sh. Bl~l iogr aphy : p. 453- [468 ]
inclu des index .
I.Wo rld War, 193n- Ir45- -Depo r~ftt ions ~rom
Pola nd. 2.Wo rld
War, 1939 -194 5--Po land- -Wie lkop olska .
3.'i elko pol~ ka-- Eihn ic relat ions . 4.Ger
mans in
Pcla nd--H istor y ••
D~1C .D5 10437
193P3 590
P lasec ki, Vic tor.
You' 11 need a guar dian ange l I [as ~old to]
Alec Thac keray .
New York
Nor~o n, c1979 .
7910
p. cm.
I.Wo rld War, 1939 -194 5--Pr lsone rs and priso
ns, Russ ian.
2. World Wa r, 19 39-1 945- -Pers ona 1 narr at 1 ves,
PI) I ish.
J.Pia seck i, Vic~o r. 4.Pr ison ers o£ war- -Pola
nd--B logra phy.
5.Pr lson ers of war-- Rl1ss 1a.-- Biog raphy . 6.Es
eape s--R ussia . I .
Thac keray , Alec e .
D~05 .R9
Stdb lnsk i,
Pier" sza
"yd. 6.
Wara za_a
467, [5J
P46 1979
79017 H03
Fran ciEz ek.
panc erna I franc iszek Skib insk i.
: Czyt elnik , 1979 (Kra k. : l:Nar I)
p., [IOJ leave s of plat es: i l l . ;
20 em.
I.Wo rld War, I939 -184 S--R eglm ental histo
ries- -Pol and- -t.
Dywi zJa Panc erna. 2.Po land .--A rmia .--I.
Dywi zja Panc erna.
3.~n rld War, 19J9 -IE4 5--Pe rsona l
nftrr a~ive s, Polis h.
4.S~ ihln ski, Fran cis2e k. 5.Ge nera ls--P
olan d--B logra phy.
6.Fo land. --Arm ia--B iogra phy ••
D765 .13
.S54 191R
793g2 516
56
G.
ROMANIA
Lltu, Constantin.
Momente din luptp. : [povestlri] I Constantin Litu ;
[coperta, George Malusel].
Bucuresti : Frlitur~ Militara~ t~79.
It7 p. ; 20 em.
I.World War, IB39-1945--Personal narratives, Romanian.
2.Lltu, Constantin. 3.Romania.--Ar~ata--Blography.
4.Soldiers--Romanla--Biography ••
DEll
H.
79384441
.LS1?
THE UNITED KINGrxJM
Easil.
If40-the last act
the story 01 the British Forces
Franc~ after Dunkirk I
Basil Karslake.
Halr,den, Conn. : Archon Books, 19"12.
x Ii, 2R 3 p., [4] 1 e a ve S 0 f pIa t e s : i l l . ; 24 cm.
Kar~lake,
Bitliography:
p.
In
211-272.
InclUdes index.
1.-'or1d War, 1939-1945--Campaigns--France. 2.WorldWar,
If,~e-194S--Great
lte
Di61
Eritain.
3.I~ranee--History--1914-1940.I .
las't act ••
.K33 1979
78026298
Sullivan, Matthe_ Barry.
ThreRholds o~ peace: four hundred thousand German
prisoners and the people o~ Britain, 1944-1948 I Matthew
Barry Eutlivan.
London: H. HamIlton, 1979.
420 p., (4] leaves of plates : I l l . ; 23 em.
Bibliography: p. [405]-407.
Includes Index.
I.World War, 1939-1945--PrJsoners and prisons, BritIsh.
2.Prlsoners o£ .ar--Geraany. 3.Prlsoflers of war--Great
Britain ••
D @C5 .G7 59
197~
7931h2~O
57
T.
USA
Joseph DanIel, 1923Yankee samurai: the Recre~ role of nisei
Pacific victory I Joseph D. Harring~on.
Detroi~ :
Pe~tlgre. Enterprises,
c1979.
3 ~ 0 p. : I 11 •
2 J CM •
"arrIn~~on,
in America's
InclUdes index.
I.World War, 1939-l945--Ja.panese Americans. 2.Japanese
Americans--H 1 sto.rYe.
D153.8 .H37
79083493
Kra••er, Arnold, 1941Nazi prisoners o~ war In America I
New York : S~eln and Day, 1979.
xv, 338 p. : I l l . ; 24 em.
Arnold Kra.lIID1er.
Blbllo~raphy:
p. 317-331.
InclUdes index.
I.World War, t939-1945--Prisoners and prisons, American.
2.Prisoners of war--Germ.any. 3.Prisoners of" war--United
states ••
D~CS.U511
78024155
Army. (,fficp of' \l1litar} History.
:
i\
co 11 C i "; t~ "' i 1 i t i.l I' Y hiE tor y 0 tAm er i c a ' E
all-n'.lt, two-front 1Adr
adapte<i Jrom .o\.'1Jerical1
military hi~·dory I nfficp 01 fh€' Chl~f of Military History,
Uniled
Sf>:ti"e!"i.
r 1d
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I"
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11
Uni1ed Stat.>~~ Army; I,(duri("£! \iat101'f, gener'al editor
editors, l;'f)bt:'r~ W. Coi.tkley ••• et al.J.
Nel!' York ~
fl. McKay, [[fl,.<ol
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]
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"1atloff, \1f>urice, IJlS- TI.
COdkl.py, Ko~'(·r1. w.
111. Ilil1lofi, "ffltJrice, 1['11.:)- Amer'can
militR.ry
D/6~.~
,..--
.1l4L
history ••
l~;,,"n
790201,89
58
J.
USSR
Karsten, Heiner, 1914let! war So_JetspitZE>lt I
Katn : Ellenber~, 1819.
214 p. ; 22 em.
HeIner Karsten.
(Ftlenherg-Schlcksale)
1.World War, 193R-1R45--Prisoners and prisons, Russian.
2.lIIorld War, 1939-1945--Personal narratives, German.
3.Karsten, Heiner,--1914- 4.1nformers--Germany--Blography.
5.Informers--Russla--Elography.
6.Prisoners o~
war--Germany--Blography. ?Prlsoners of
war--Russla--Blograpby ••
DEO~.RE
K264
79389R52
nikov, Semen Semenovich.
V oh ektive--voTna I s. S. Shkol nlkov.
S~k~l
Moskva:
144
p.,
Voenlzdat,
[n] leaves
1R79.
of
plates:
Ill.
21
em.
( VOiPnnye memua ry)
i.World War, H~39-194S, in motion pictures. 2.Wortd War,
IP:39-1H45--PersQ[I al narratives, Russian. 3.War
ptJotographers-- Russ i a--R i 0f'raphy. 4. Stlko t ni kov, Semen
Semenovieh ••
79377663
0743.2.3 .54!"
K.
YUGOSLAVIA
Pl'l.Jovlc,
LJubivoJe.
,
Sremski front : 1944-1945 I Ljuhlvoje Pajovic, Dusan
...
I
Uzelac, Mllovan Dzeletdz
e.'
Beograd : Eeo~rad~ki i2dava~ko-.ra~ic~i zl'l.vod. 1979.
422 p. : i l t . ; 30 em.
( T lustrovane bronlke : Kola 2 ; knJ. 2)
Blhllo~raphy: p. 41/-418.
1. Worl d War, lB39-1 g45--Campa i gns--Y'-1gos tavi a--sr~m
(Replon) 2.5rem (Re~lon )--Hls1:ory. I.
Uz.elacf DUl!Ian,
.jeln1: author. II. DzelehdzIe,'Milovan, .joint author.
n766.62.S7 P34
7E39100S
59
V.
THE HOLOCAUST
Benjamin B., lE2{]than slaves : Je_i~h 10rced lahor and the quest
evwpensation I EenJomin R. fe~Enez.
Comhridse : Harvard University Press, 1979.
xxii, 249 p. : map; 25 cm.
FerEIlCZ,
L~FS
for
Includes bibliogr8p~icat re~erence8 and index.
1.1101ocaust, Jewish (1939-1945) 2.Wol'ld War,
1939-1945--Conseript labor--Eastern Europe.
'est •
J.[a~a~es--Germany,
D~1C.J4
.
F42
19010690
Po l lako.".L_o n, . t 91 0Brevlal~~de ta halne. Rnglish
Harvest of hate: the Nazi program for the destruction of
the Jews o~ Europe I LeoR Poliakov ; foreword by Reinhold
Niebuhr.
Rev. and expanded ed.
New York: Hotocaust Library: [distributed by Schocken
Books,], c197P.
x 1 v, 350 p. ; 22 em.
Translation of Breviaire de 10 halne.
Includes bibliographIcal references and index.
I.Holocaust, Jewish (1939-1945).
D8tO.J4 P6t4813 1919
78071294
ROSS. ROBERT W.
SO IT WAS TRUE: THE AMERICA~ PROTESTANT PRESS ~ND THE NAZI
PERSECUTION OF THE JEWS, 1933-1q45 I ROBERT W. ROSS.
Ml~NEAPOllS : UNIVERSITY OF ~INNESOTA PRESS, C1980.
8005
P. CM.
BIBlIO(RAPHY: P.
I"elUDES INDEX.
I.HOLOCAUST, JEWISH (1Q39-IQ45)--PUBlIC OPINION.
2.JCURNAlIST, RELIGICUS--UNITED STATES.
D810.J4 R664
800001Q6
60
Stroop, Juer~en? IHeSEs ilb~ keinen Judlechen Wohnbe2ir~ In ~arBcahu .ehr.
EnglIsh
The S~roop report: the Jewish quarter of Warsaw is no
more! I iranslated from the German by Sybil Milton;
introd. by AndrzeJ ~irt~.
1st American ed.
Ne. York: Pantheon Books, c197B.
ca.
250 ] p. : I l l .
2 f cm.
r
iranslation of Es gibt keinen Judischen Wohnbezirk
Worschau
in
l'Ilebr.
1.~arsa.--History--UpriEingof
lE43--Personal narratives.
2.~troop, Juer~en,--1895-.
Dif5.2.W3
TrUll",
S7~61J
1978
79001900
Tsaiah.
h res p n
n se S
1" 0
N<l z i p p r " e c u ~
ioel/vidual hpl,avior in pxlrE'mis /
New ¥orl<
!"tein nnn Day, cl c:7°.
xii., 371 p.
ill.
2S em.
Jew i
Eo;
n c o t lee t i v
TBaiah Trunk.
j ()
f'
an rl
Lncludes hihllographcnt rf>fe"encps ,'l.nrl inrtexes.
1.Ho'.ocallst, Jewish (1~):19-1!=1·1S) 2.'.lorlrt War,
1 f~ 3 0 -1 9 4 c:; - - /' erR 0 n fi 1 n a r r a. t i VP s, J e IV ish ••
78006178
Wa~serstp'jn,
Ilri11.tin
Wu
Jierna.rd.
and
thE'
Jews
of
rur'op~,
J rl~ti tutp of Jp",i sb
v e r s i t y P r \? 5 !" , 1 ~'7 (; •
vii i , J ~ <j p.
ill.
2 ,j em.
Loprfon
l' n
IPJH-IH4S /
Aprnard
~~,('rst(> In.
A1'tai rs
New
York
:
Oxford
j
Jq,ldio~ra~hy: p.
f3f,J J-37k.
InclUdE'''' in
1.Hrl1oeilllst, Jewi"'h
Hri taln--rmji".rati<"!1
r 1f':X.
(1C;:;~)-1"4S) :J.f.l,:>fu,,,,pps,
Jewi:sh.
".Great
i oIl'igrutioll.
4.FHlps+in~--Fmicra1ion and
imwigration ••
PS<l C • .J4 '1'17:"
and
7~0404 06
61
VI.
THE END AND AFTERMATH
.aul, Trl10ki Nath, 1913Di~lom.cy in peace and war:
recollections and reflec110ns
I T . N. i: au 1.
N~. Delhi :
Vlkas, c197S.
x, 251 p., [4] leaves o£ plates: ports. ; 23 em.
Includes index.
1._orld polltlcs--1945- 2.Kaul, Trlloki Nath,--1913-.
Df4:3
.1384
79901443
~rymskA[a'konferentslia rUkovoditelei trekh
sofu7.nykh derzhav--SSSR, SShA i Veli~obritanil, 4-11
~evralra~ 1945 g. : sbornik dokumentov / (glav. rerlaktoc
A. A. Gromyko].
Moskva: Polltlzdat, 1979.
32!:: p., [4] leaves of plates:
Ill. ; 21 em.
( Sovett'k i 1 Sol uz' na mezhdunarodnykhllonferen tsl rakh ....
perioda Velikol Oteehestvennot''''volny, 1941-1945 ; t . 4)
At head of title: Mlnisterst"vo InostrannYkh del SC;SR.
Jnctudes bibliographical references and indexes.
I.CriMea Con£erence,--Yalta,--1945. I .
Gromyko, Andrei
Andreevich, 1909-.
D134.Al 1<15
79313801
62
Scriahlne, Helene.
The Allies on the Rhine, 1945-1950 I by Elena SkrJablna ;
translated, edIted, and with a pref. by Norman Luxenhurg ;
foreword by Harrison E. Salisbury.
Carbondale: Southern Illinois University Press; London:
Felfer ~ Simons, clB80.
8C07
p.
em.
The 3d vol. of the author's trilogy, the 1st vol. 01 whIch
is entitled Siege and surVival, the 2d, After Leningrad.
InclUdes indexes.
t .Wortd War, 1939-1945--Personal narratives, RussIan.
2.Scriabine, Helene. 3.World War, 19~9-1945--Rhine Valley.
4. I(h ine Va lley--B i ography. 5 .Re fugees--Russ i a--Biogr aphy.
6.Re1ugees--Rhine Valley--Blography. I .
Luxenburg, Norman,
1927-.
DFl1.5 .5353
Smith,
Br~dley
79028187
F.
O~~ration Sunrise
: the secret surrender / by Bradley F.
Swith and Flena Agarossi.
Ne. York : Ea~lc E~oks, c1979.
2~4
[4] leaves 01 plates: lIt. ; 24 em.
p.,
BiblIo@rarhy: p. 222~225.
Ircludes lnde:x.
1.Cperation Sunrise. 2.~orld _art 19J9-1945--Diplomatlc
history. T.
Aga RossI, Rlena, Joint author ••
78013'767