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Bell P.M.H. John Bull and the Bear: British Public Opinion, Foreign Policy and the Soviet Union, 1941–1945. London, 1990; см. также яркие примеры в работах: Hillgruber A. Hitlers Strategic Frankfurt, 1965. P. 105; Maury L. Stalin the Appeaser: Before 22 June, 1941 // Survey. 1970. № 76. P. 76. Подобные эпизоды выдвигаются на первое место в объемистом труде А.Рида и Д.Фишера «The Deadly Embrace: Hitler, Stalin and the Nazi-Soviet Pact, 1939–1941» (London, 1988). Они подкрепляют прежнее ложное толкование событий, по сути анекдотичное, руководствуясь заявлениями Молотова типа: «Дружба между народами Германии и Советского Союза, скрепленная кровью, имеет все шансы остаться прочной и нерушимой» (см. с. 426). На деле лишь 150 страниц объемистой книги относятся к периоду от подписания пакта до нападения на Советский Союз, и ни одна из них не основывается на советских источниках. Такая же картина предстает в: Nekrich A.M. Pariahs, Partners, Predators: German-Soviet Relations, 1922–1941. New York, 1997.
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