WORLD WAR TWO STUDIES ASSOCIATION
(formerly American Committee on the History o/the Second World War)
Donald S. Detwiler, Chairman
Department of History
Southern Winois University
at Carbondale.
CaIbondale, WinOIS 62901-4519
Mark P Panllo. Seerelan' and
News/enu Edl/or .
Departm"". of HIstory
208 Eisenhower Hall
Kansas State liniversi.y
NEWSLETTER
P0'1fUIne1lJ Directors
Charles F. Delzell
Vanderbilt Universit)'
Arthur L. Funk
Gainesville, Florida
rSSN
Manhanan _Kansas <i6500-l 002
91:;'532-<)37~
FAX 913-532- 7004
panllO@ksu.ksu.edu
Robin Higlwn, An-hivisl
Departm<n' of History
208 Eisenhower Hall
Kansas Stalt University
Manhanan, Kansas 66500-1002
0885-5668
H. Stuart Hughes
liniversity of California,
San Diego
The WWTSA is affiliated with:
Fonest C. Pogue
Muzray, Kentucky
Amencll1l Histoncal Associanon
400 A StreeL S.E.
Waslw1gton, D.C. 20003
Terms expiring 1995
Cornite international d'histoirt
de la dcuxierne guerre mondiale
Henry ROIlSSO, General Secretary
Institut d'histoire du 'emp. present
(Centre national de la recherche
scientifique [CNRSJ)
44, rue de l'Amiral Mouchez
750 14 Paris. France
Martin BlumertsOn
Washington, D.C.
D'Ann Campbell
AllShn Peay State Univmity
Stanley L. Fa1Ic
Alexandria, VIrginia
EmestR. May
Harvard University
No ..
Fall
54
1995
Dennis Showalter
Colorado College
Gerltard L. Weinberg
University of North Carolina
atChape) Hill
Earl F. Ziemke
University ofGeotgia
Terms expiring 1996
Dean C. Allard
Naval His.orical Center
S'ephen E. Ambro><
University of New Orleans
Harold C. Deuts<:h
SI. Paul, Minnesota
David Kahn
Great Nook, New Vorl<
Richard H. Kohn
University of North Carolina
at Chapel Hill
Carol M. Petillo
Boston College
Ronald H. Spector
George Washington University
David F. Trask
CONTENTS
World War Two Studies Association
General Information
The Newsletter
Annual Membership Dues
2
2
2
News and Notes
1996 Elections and Membership
Annual Business Meeting
WWTSA Panel at AHA
WWTSA Conference Proceedings Publication
3
3
3
3
News from the U.S. National Archives
Standard Guide Revised
Declassifications
Accessions and Openings
4
4
5
W.tshington, D.C.
Robert Wolfe
National Archives
Terms expiring 1997
James L. Collins, Jr.
Middleburg, \1rginia
John Lewis Gaddis
Ohio University
Robin Higlwn
K.an:sas Stare University
Wanen F. Kimball
Rutgers University, Newark
AI1an R. Millett
Ohio State Univen,ty
Agnes F. Pet""",n
Hoovt'[" institution
Russell F. Wcigley
Temple University
Roberta Wohlstetter
Pan Heuristics
Janel Ziegler
University ofCalifomia,
Lo.Angeles
New National Archives World War II Guide
Overview
Introduction
Notes on Contents
6
7
11
WWTSA Election Ballot
1996 Membership Renewal Form
15
17
Listing of Periodical Articles
(compiled by James Ehrman)
19
General Information
Established in 1967 "to promote historical research in the
period of World War I I in all its aspects," the World War Two
Studies Association, whose original name was the American Commit­
tee on the History of the Second World War, is a private organi­
zation supported by the dues and donations of its members. It is
affiliated with the American Historical Association, with the
International Committee for the History of the Second World War,
and with corresponding national committees in other countries,
including the Arab Historians Association, Australia, Austria,
Belgium, Canada, the Czech Republic, Finland, .France, Germany,
Hungary, Italy, Luxembourg, the Netherlands, New Zealand, Norway,
Poland, Romania, Russia, Singapore, Slovenia, the United Kingdom,
and the Vatican.
The Newsletter
The WWTSA issues a semiannual newsletter, which is assigned
International Standard Serial Number [ISSN] 0885-5668 by the
Library of Congress. Back issues of the Newsletter are available
from Robin Higham, WWTSA Archivist, through Sunflower University
Press, 1531 Yuma (or Box 1009), Manhattan, KS 66502-4228.
Please send information and suggestions for the Newsletter
to:
Mark Parillo
Editor, WWTSA Newsletter
Department of History
Kansas State University
Eisenhower Hall
Manhattan, KS 66506-1002
Tel.: (913) 532-0374
Fax: (913) 532-7004
parillo@ksuvm.ksu.edu
Annual Membership Dues
Membership is open to all who are interested in the era of
the Second World War. Annual membership dues of $15.00 are paya­
ble at the beginning of each calendar year. Students with U.S.
addresses may, if their circumstances require it, pay annual dues
of $5.00 for up to six years. There is no surcharge for members
abroad, but it is requested that dues be remitted directly to the
secretary of the WWTSA (not through an agency or subscription
service) in U.S. dollars. The Newsletter, which is mailed at bulk
rates within the United States, will be sent by surface mail to
foreign addresses unless special arrangements are made to cover
the cost of airmail postage.
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News
a..:n.d
No1:es
1996 WWTSA Elections
and Membership
All members of the World War
Two Studies Association are
eligible to vote for the eight
directors of the association
who will serve three-year terms
through 1998. Please indicate
your choices on the ballot on
page 15 of this newsletter,
detach it, and mail it as
directed by January 31, 1996.
Also, page 17 of this issue
of the newsletter is the 1996
membership renewal form. Please
fill in the form, detach it,
and mail it in with your dues
payment and/or donation as
indicated on the form. Member­
ship dues are payable at the
beginning of the calendar year.
be from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. on
Saturday, January 6, at the
Dusseldorf Room in the Atlanta
Hilton Hotel. Since this will
be a panel sponsored by an
affiliated society, those wish­
ing to attend need not re~ister
for the AHA Conference. The
session is as follows:
"Military Occupations Resulting
from World War II"
Chair: Donald Whitnah, Univer­
sity of Northern Iowa
Donald Whitnah, University of
Northern Iowa, "U.S. Treat­
ment of Austria"
Robert Wolfe_. NARA, "A Revi­
sionist View of the U.S.
Occupation of Germany"
Emily Hill.. Coe College, "T. V.
Soong's Five-Year Economic
Reconstruction for Postwar
Guangdong"
Mark Parillo, Kansas state
University, "Agriculture in
Japan: The U.S. Occupation"
Comment: Robert H. Keyserlingk~
University of Ottawa
Annual Business Meeting
The World War Two Studies
Association will hold its annu­
al business meeting from 5:00
to 7:00 p.m. on Friday, January
5, 1996, in the Rockdale Room
of the Atlanta Hilton Hotel.
All members are welcome.
WWTSA Panel at AHA
The World War Two studies
Association is sponsoring a
panel at the American Histor­
ical Association Convention in
January 1996. The session will
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Publication of the
Proceedings of
Recent WWTSA Conferences
Southern Illinois University
Press will be publishing the
proceeding~ of the two recent
World War Two Studies Associa­
tion Conferences, "America at
War, 1941-1945," Parts I and
II, in a single volume. The
volume is tentatively scheduled
for release in Spring 1997.
Further information will be
made available in future issues
of the WWTSA Newsletter.
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News
fro~
the
u.s.
Nat~ona1
Archives
The following items are from the newsletter of the
Archives_. The Record (May 1995).
u.s.
National
Standard Guide Revised
On October 1. 1994. the holdings of the National Archives comprised aver 1.7 million cubic feet of textual records; approximately 300.000 ralls of microfilm; 187.000 motion picture reels;
174.000 sound recordings; 29,000 videa recordings; 7.4 million
still pictures; 9.1 million aerial photographs; 2.2 million maps
and charts; 2.2 million architectural and engineering plans; and
5,000 computer data sets. This material dates from linen-paper
records of the Continental Congress to electronic lists of Vietnam casualties. To aid researchers using this rich informatioin
resource, NARA will release in September 1995 a new "Guide to
Federal Records in the National Archives of the United States . "
The 1995 NARA guide is the first comprehensive guide to
National Archives holdings since 1974. It will be approximately
1,400 pages in 3 volumes. Current plans call for it to be available in hard COpy and on the Internet. A CD-ROM edition also may
be published.
Declassifications
u.s. High Commission for Germany (RG 466_. 7 cubic feet). Military
Security Board. U.S. Element, Subject Files. 1947-55. Contact the
Archives II Textual Reference Branch (301) 713-7250.
Office of the Chief of Naval Operations (RG 38 ..
799 cubic feet).
The National Security Agency and the Records declassification
Division have recently declassified 785 cubic feet of records
received from the Naval Security Group. The declassified documents are part of a collection of material known as the Orange
Library (Japanese Orange Translations). The records consist of 4
x 6 cards containing translations of intercepted Japanese messages arranged by various subject headings such as Japanese airfields. ship names, and army units. Also declassified are 14
cubic feet of Radio Intercept Summaries (RIS) received from the
Naval Security Group. Contact the Archives II Textual Reference
Branch (301) 713-7250.
Bureau of Ordnance (RG 74. 16 cubic feet). Recently declassified
were Contact Correspondence, 1946-1962. Materials open. Contact
Suitland Reference Branch (301) 457-7190.
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Naval Districts and Shore Establishments (RG 181~ 15 cubic feet),
Recently declassified were 5th Naval District, Correspondence
Files, 1955; and Moroccan Sea frontier. 1942-45. Materials open.
Contact Suitland Reference Branch (3Q1) 457-7190.
Army Staff (RG 319~ 6 cubic feet). Records of the Assistant Chief
of Staff. G-2 (Intelligence). formerly Top Secret Intelligence
Documents. 1943-59. Records of the Peers Inquiry; Administrative
and Background Materials Files-Open Inventory. 1967-70. Records
of the Office of Military History. Special Tables of Organiza­
tion. 1941-44. ACSI Finding Aids. ACSI~ Military Intelligence
Division; and G-2 (Intelligence). Historical Studies and Related
Records of G-2 Components. 1918-59. Materials open. Contact Suit­
land Reference Branch (301) 457-7190.
U.S. Army Commands (RG 338~ 24 cubic feet). Organizational His­
tory Files. USAPAC Historians Files. Far East Command. decimal
files. Korean War MIA casualties. Caribbean Defense Command.
Adjutant General's Section. 1942-43. Headquarters X Corps; Peri­
odic Intelligence and Operation Reports. Far East Command. Gen­
eral HQ. United Nations Command, Civil Information and Education
Section. Shipment Lists; Army and Air Force Directories.
Materials open. Contact Suitland Reference Branch (301) 457-7190.
Office of the Secretary of the Air Force (RG 340. 19 cubic feet).
General Correspondence. Assistant Secretaries (Civil). Air Staff
Records and other miscellaneous records. 1943-54. Materials open.
Contact Suitland Reference Branch (301) 457-7190.
Accessions and Qpenings
Office of the Chief of Naval Operations (RG 38~ 559 cubic feet).
Naval Security Group Command records consisting of translations
of intercepted enemy radio traffic and miscellaneous World War II
documentation. 1940-46. Materials open. Contact the Archives II
Textual Reference Branch (301) 713-7250.
Naval Security Group Command records~ 1908-1946~ including active
and inactive stations~ 1925-46; radio intelligence summaries~
1941-46; and radio intelligence publications. 1924-45. (Rg 38.
549 cubic feet). Materials security classified. Contact the
Archives II Textual Reference Branch (301) 713-7250.
Interstate Commerce Commission (RG 134~ 2331 cubic feet). Annual
reports. 1915-61. filed by carriers subject to the jurisdiction
of the Commission. The reports cover steam and electric rail­
roads. pipelin~s. motor carriers. express companies. carriers by
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water. freight forwarders, and private car owners. Materials
open. Contact the Archives II Textual Reference Branch (301) 713­
7250.
National Security Agency/Central Security Service (RG 457, 43
cubic feet). The Herbert O. Yardley Collection. consisting of a
variety of records created or collected by. or concerning Herbert
O. Yardley. 1880-1955. The records relate to his career as a
cryptographer for the United States and foreign countries.
Materials open. Contact the Archives I Textual Reference Branch
(202) 501-5425.
New Na~ional Archives
World War II Holdings Guide
The following is a report on the latest guide to be published by
the U.S. National Archives concerning its World War II holdings.
The report has been prepared with the generous assistance of
Timothy Mulligan, who played a major role in this project and
made a presentation about it at the May 1995 WWTSA Conference at
the Archives.
Overview
The National Archives' Guide to the Records Relating to U.S.
World War II is now in its final stages
of editing and preparation. The guide will be published in five
or six separate parts, including an index; Part I (Policy, Plan­
ning, Administration) is tentatively scheduled for publication
this fall. Each part will include the same general introduction.
an explanation of the basic War and Navy Department filing
schemes. and an index. The guide will also be available in elec­
tronic format. For further information, researchers should con­
tact Archival Publications and Accessions Control (NN-E),
National Archives and Records Administration, College Park, MD
20740-6001.
Milit~_~arti~ipation in
An abbreviated version of the general introduction to the
Guide is reproduced below, together with a listing of chapter
headings and the record groups described in each chapter.
Introduction
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The purpose of this guide is to assist the researcher in
locating within the National Archives of the United States those
records that document AMerican military (including naval) parti­
cipation in World War II. These include records of combined
Allied staffs and organizations; U.S. Army and Navy administra­
tive and operational headquarters. logistical and technical serv­
ices, and field commands (including Army Air Force headquarters
and commands); and some civilianb agencies involved in war pro­
duction. scientific research and development, and intelligence
collection and evaluation. Although these materials emphasize the
period December 1941-September 1945. extensive documentation of
the interwar and pre-Pearl Harbor period is also included. The
guide also identifies. where such information is available,
pertinent Federal records still in agency custody, and locations
of other closely related materials (for example, personal papers
of key figures). The guide is noL however, a comprehensive list­
ing of every document bearing on the subject.
The National Archives comprises permanently valuable records
of the Federal Government. They are housed in facilities in the
Washington, DC, area; in 12 regional federal archives, and in
Presidential libraries. Most of the records described in this
guide are scheduled for transfer to the National Archives at Col­
lege Park, MD, by 1996.
This guide supplements the two-volume guide published by the
National Archives in 1950: Federal Records of Wor d War II, espe­
cially Volume II: Military Agencies. The latter's administrative
histories remain the most comprehensive, although those provided
here reflect the most recently available information. Where Fed­
eral, Records of Wor ld War I I emphas ized the func t ions and
activities of specific agencies and subordinate offices to des­
cribe records created during the war, this guide focuses on the
permanently valuable records that have been transferred to thi
National Archives. The total volume of material described amounts
to approximately 200.000 cubic feet.
The archives are administered by the National Archives and
Record Administration (NARA), which assigns each document to a
numerical record group (RG). NARA's basic organizational unit. A
record group most frequently consists of the records of a single
agency. such as the U.S. Joint Chiefs of Staff, RG 218. The
records of the head of an executive department and units with
departmentwide responsibilities may be assigned to a general
records group. such as the General Records of the Department of
the Navy, RG 80, or the Records of the Office of the Secretary of
War, RG 107. Records of a number of agencies are sometimes
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brought together on the basis of similar function or other rela­
tionship. Examples of such collective record groups are Records
of Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, RG 331. and
Records of United states Army Commands, 1942-, RG 338. Records
collected by an agency. rather than created in the course of
business, form another type of record group. such as the National
Archives Collection of Seized Enemy Records, 1942-. RG 242.
Because archivists sometimes adjust the boundaries of record
groups to facilitate administration of records, record group
allocations may change. The guide describes records in approxi­
mately 60 of the more than 500 records groups in NARA custody.
A focus of this guide is the interrelationship of the many
records remaining from the wartime period. Descriptions of some
records series. or collections of series. are supplemented by
references to other directly related records that either are in
other record groups in the National Archives or are in other
repositories, and, where. pertinent, to records described else­
where in the guide. Documentation of damage suffered by American
battleships during the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor, for exam­
ple, is divided among Records of the Bureau of Ships, RG 19.
described in chapter IV, the Records of Naval Districts and Shore
Establishments. RG 181, chapter V. and the records of the Bureau
of Ordnance (Navy). RG 74. chapter VI.
This guide covers records that have been fully processed.
Every effort has been made to identify pertinent materials. but
it is possible that future processing will reveal documents hid­
den from this review. Many wartime records still in agency
custody when guide descriptions were prepared will be accessioned
by NARA over the next ten years. Some of the larger collective
record groups (for example, Records of U.S. Army Commands. 1942-.
RG 338) may also be reorganized by NARA to facilitate
intellectual control of their contents.
The guide also includes references to records that were
security-classified at the time the record item descriptions were
prepared. Many of these records have since been declassified.
Researchers should consult with the appropriate custodial unit
regarding the current status of records identified as security­
classified in guide.
During the war. most War Department (including Army Air Force)
recordkeeping offices employed a decimal classification scheme
.for organizing their records. Most Navy organizations relied on a
complex alpha-numeric classification system known as the Navy
Filing Manual. Explanations of both systems are provided in an
appendix.
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The descriptions in this guide reflect a mixture of stylistic
conventions and terminology used during the World War II period
with those in use today. For example, the use of the designation
"top secret" has been retained in place of the more current form
"top-secret," but the more common abbreviation POWs (prisoners of
war) is used in place of the World War II abbreviation P/Ws. The
guide also reflects the Army's use of both the "Women's Auxiliary
Army Corps" (WAAC) and "Women's Army Corps tt (WAC, formally
acknowledged as the succesor to the WAAC in July 1943).
Most of the records described in the guide are readily avail­
able, and researchers are not required to make arrangements in
advance to consult them. Some records, however, remain subject to
national security restrictions or warrant withholding for reasons
of personal privacy. Access to other records may be interrupted
temporarily while they are being microfilmed or copied elec­
trostaticallY. It is suggested, therefore, that before traveling
to visit a repository, researchers write and describe as specifi­
cally as possible the subject of their interest and their records
they wish to consult.
Citations are given for published finding aids. A number of
the records described are availabale as NARA microfilm pub­
lications, and citations are also provided to many of these pub­
lications by M or T number. Often the microfilm publications are
accompanied by descriptive pamphlets, which may give more
detailed information about the records than this guide or the
inventories. Most microfilm publications are listed in National
Archives Microfilm Resources for Research: A Comprehensive
Catalog (Washington, DC, 1986).
This guide is limited to descriptions of textual records,
except where photographs, maps, and other audiovisual materials
have been integrated within series of textual records. The prin­
cipal collections of World War II nontextual records in NARA
custody are separately described in NARA Reference Information
Paper 70 (Revised), Audiovisual Records in the National Archives
of the United States Relating to World War II, and NARA Reference
Information Paper 79, World War II Records in the Cartographic
and Architectural Branch of t ~ational Archives.
More specialized in nature are several NARA reference informa­
tion papers that describe Federal records relating to personal
participation in World War II. These include 'The American
Soldier' Surveys (RIP 78), American Prisoners of War and Civilian
Internees (RIP 80), Casualties and BuriaLs (RIP 82), and Awards
and Decorations (forthcoming).
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Several other publications furnish additional or more detailed
information pertinent to World War II topics: Guide to American
Women and the Armed Forces: A Guide to the Rec'ords"ofMilitary
Agencies in the National Archives Relating to American Wo~
(Washington, DC, 1992), Black History: A Guide to Civilian
Records in the National Archives (Washington, DC, 1984), Guide to
Records of the United States Senate at the National Archives
(Washington, DC, 1989), and Guide to Records of the House of Rep­
resentatives at
e National Archives (Washington, DC, 1989). As
a general source of information on National Archives records,
particluarly for those wartime civilian agencies not described in
this guide, researchers should consult the comprehensive Guide to
the National Archives of the United States, a new edition of
which is in press at this writing.
Several publications document the proceedings of pertinent
historical conferences hosted by the National Archives, including
Robert Wolfe, ed., Captured German and Related Records (Athens,
OR, 1974); James E. O'Neill and Robert W. Krauskopf, eds. World
War II: An Account of Its Documents (Washington, DC, 1976); and
George C. Chalou, ed., The Secret War: The Office of Strategic
Services in World War II (Washington, DC, 1992). Captured German
military and political records from the World War II period,
located in the National Archives Collection of Seized Enemy
Records, 1942-, RG 242, are systematically described in Guides to
German Records Microfilmed at Alexandria. VA (Washington, DC,
1956-present); German diplomatic records for this period are
described in A Catalog of Files and Microfilms of the German For­
eign Ministry Archives 1920-1945 (Stanford, CA, 1962-72).
Notes on Contents
Guide to Records in the National Ar-ehi-ves··Rela-tingtarY·Partic.ipa.tion-in World War II
--tQ·U-.·S·,·Mil-i~
Introduction (10 PP.)
1.
Central Planning and Strategy (91 pp.)
RG 107 Records of the Office of the Secretary of War
RG 80 General Records of the Department of the Navy
RG 225 Records of the Joint Army and Navy Boards and Com­
mittees (Joint Board)
RG 218 Records of the U.s. Joint Chiefs of Staff
RG 165 Records of War Department General and Special Staffs
(War Plans Divison/Operation and Plans Division)
RG 319 Records of the Army Staff
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RG 407
Records of the Adjutant General's Office, 1917­
(Operations Branch)
II. Admninistering the Defense Establishment (122 PP.)
RG 330 Records of the Office of the Secretary of Defense
RG 107 Records of the Office of the Secretary of War
RG 407 Records of the Adjutant General's Office, 1917­
RG 165 Records of War Department General and Special Staffs
RG 319 Records of the Army Staff
RG 153 Records of the Office of Judge Advocate General
(Army)
RG 159 Records of the Office of Inspector General
RG 203 Records of the Office of the Chief of Finance (Army)
RG 80 General Records of the Department of the Navy
RG 24 Records of the Bureau of Naval Personnel
RG 125 Records of the Office of Judge Advocate General
(Navy)
RG 143 Records of the Bureau of Supplies and Accounts (Navy)
RG 127 Records of the U.S. Marine Corps
III. Mobilization and Training (123 PP.)
RG 147 Records of the Selective Service System
RG 165 Records of War Department General and Special Staffs
RG 177 Records of the Chiefs of Arms
RG 168 Records of the National Guard Bureau
RG 337 Records of Headquarters Army Ground Forces
RG 338 Records of U.S. Army Commands, 1942­
RG 404 Records of the U.S. Military Academy
RG 319 Records of the Army Staff
RG 160 Records of Headquarters Army Service Forces
RG 80 General Records of the Department of the Navy
RG 405 Records of the U.S. Naval Academy
RG 181 Records of Naval Districts and Shore Establishments
IV. Armaments Production and Procurement (149 PP.)
RG 333 Records of International Military Agencies
RG 179 Records of the War Production Board
RG 225 Records of Joint Army and Navy Boards and Committees
RG 334 Records of Interservice Agencies
RG 107 Records of the Office of the Secretary of War
RG 160 Records of Headquarters Army Service Forces
RG 153 Records of the Office of Judge Advocate General
(Army)
RG 319 Records of the Army Staff
RG 80 General Records of the Department of the Navy
RG 19 Records of the Bureau of Ships
RG 125 Records of the Office of Judge Advocate General
(Navy)
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V. Guarding the Home Base (188 PP.)
RG 225 Records of Joint Army and Navy Boards and Committees
(Joint Advisory Board on American Republics)
RG 333 Records of International Military Agencies
RG 330 Records of the Office of the Secretary of Defense
RG 165 Records of War Department General and Special Staffs
RG 389 Records of the Office of the Provost Marshal General
RG 394 Records of U.S. Army Continental Commands, 1920-42
RG 338 Records of U.S. Army Commands, 1942­
RG 407 Records of the Adjutant General;s Office (AGO)
RG 77 Records of the Office of the Chief of Engineers
RG 181 Records of Naval Districts and Shore Establishments
RG 71 Records of the Bureau of Yards and Docks
VI. Support and Services (200 pp.)
RG 225 Records of Joint Army and Navy Boards and Committees
(Joint Board on Welfare and Recreation)
RG 330 Records of the Office of the Secretary of Defense
RG 165 Records of War Department General and Special Staffs
RG 319 Records of the Army Staff
RG 160 Records of Headquarters Army Service Forces
RG 156 Records of the Office of the Chief of Ordnance
RG 175 Records of the Chemical Warfare Service
RG 92 Records of the Office of the Quartermaster General
RG 336 Records of the Office of the Chief of Transportation
RG 112 Records of the Office of the Surgeon General (Army)
RG 338 Records of U.S. Army Commands
RG 247 Records of the Office of the Chief of Chaplains
RG 74 Records of the Bureau of Ordnance
RG 52 Records of the Bureau of Medicine and Surgery
VII. The Contributions of Science and Technology (114 PP.)
RG 227 Records of the Office of Scientific Research and
Development
RG 77 Records of the Office of the Chief of Engineers
RG 374 Records of the Defense of Nuclear Agency (Defense
Atomic Support Agency)
RG 326 Records of the Atomic Energy Commission
RG 107 Records of the Office of the Secretary of War
RG 165 Records of War Department General and Special Staffs
RG 319 Records of the Army Staff
RG 111 Records of the Office of the Chief Signal Officer
RG 80 General Records of the Department of the Navy
RG 298 Records of the Office of Naval Research
VI II. Intelligence (157 PP.)
RG 226 Records of the Office of Strategic Services
RG 457 Records of the National Security AgencY/Central
Security Service
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RG 165
RG 319
RG 38
RG 160
Records of the War Department General and Special
Staffs (Military Intelligence Division, G-2)
Records of the Army Staff
Records of the Office of Chief of Naval Operations
Records of Headquarters Army Service Forces
IX, The War at Sea (159 PP.)
RG 80 General Records of the Department of the Navy
RG 330 Records of the Office of the Secretary of Defense
RG 38 Records of the Office of Chief of Naval Operations
RG 242 Records of the National Archives Collection of For­
eign Records Seized
RG 313 Records of the Naval Operating Forces
RG 24 Records of the Bureau of Naval Personnel
RG 181 Records of Naval Districts and Shore Establishments
RG 26 Records of the U.S. Coast Guard
X. The War in the Air (197 PP.)
RG 334 Records of Interservice Agencies
RG 165 Records of War Department General and Special Staffs
RG 107 Records of the Office of the Secretary of War
RG 18 Records of the Army Air Forces
RG 341 Records of Headquarters U.S. Air Force (Air Staff)
RG 342 Records of U.S. Air Force Commands, Activities. and
Organizations
RG 92 Records of the Office of the Quartermaster General
RG 242 National Archives Collection of Foreign Records
Seized (Luftwaffe Records)
RG 80 General Records of the Department of the Navy
RG 72 Records of the Bureau of Aeronautics
RG 38 Records of the Office of Chief of Naval Operations
RG 127 Records of the United States Marine Corps
RG 243 Records of the U.S. Strategic Bombing Survey
XI. Ge neral Military Operations in the European Theater (298 PP.)
RG 331 Records of Allied Operational and Occupation Head­
Quar ters, World War II
RG 407 Records of the Adjutant General's Office, 1917­
RG 332 Records of U.S. Theaters of War. World War II
RG 338 Records of U.S, Army Commands
RG 165 Records of War Department General and Special Staffs
RG 319 Records of the Army Staff
XII. General Military Operations in the Mediterranean and Other
Theaters (170 PP.)
RG 407 Records of the Adjutant General's Office, 1917­
RG 331 Records of Allied Operational and occupation Head­
Quarters. World War II
RG 332 Records of U.S, Theaters of War. World War II
14 - Fall 1995
RG 338
RG 334
RG 319
Records of U.S. Army Commands
Records of Interservice Agencies (Records of the
United States Military Mission to Moscow)
Records of the Army Staff
XIII. General Military Operations in the Pacific and Asia (178
pp.)
RG
RG
RG
RG
338
RG
RG
RG
RG
RG
77
112
127
332
242
407
319
331
RG 80
RG 165
RG 107
Records of u.s. Army Commands
Records of the Adjutant General's Office, 1917­
Records of the Army Staff
Records of Allied Operational and Occupation Head­
quarters, World War II
Records of the Office of the Chief of Engineers
Records of the Office of the Surgeon General
Records of the United States Marine Corps
Records of U.S. Theaters of War, World War II
National Archives Collection of Foreign Records
Seized
General Records of the Department of the Navy
Records of War Department General and Special Staffs
Records of the Office of the Secretary of War
Appendix 1. The Prosecution of Axis War Crimes (75 PP.)
RG 153 Records of the Office of Judge Advocate General
(Army)
RG 238 National Archives Collection of World War II War
Crimes Records
RG 338 Records of U.S. Army Commands
RG 331 Records of Allied Operational and Occupation Head­
quarters, World War II
RG 125 Records of the Office of Judge Advocate General
(Navy)
APpendix 2. List of Record Groups by Chapter Description (4 pp.)
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Electronically-Compiled L i s t i n g
o f Periodical A r t i c l e s
The following is a listing of periodical articles compiled
through e1.ectronic searches of "Reader' s Guide" and "Histor ical
Abstracts" CD-ROM databases. Consequently, citation styles of the
entries sometimes vary. Whi1.e not comprehensive, the listing does
contain numerous entries from popular journals, from English­
language periodicals published abroad~ and from cross- and inter­
disciplinary journals. Many of the entries contain briefexp1.ana­
tory remarks where the content ofanartic1.e is not clear from
the title. The listing has not been edited for content. The sear­
ches covered the period from January 1993 through February 1995.
Accomando, Claire Hsu "Velcome Eek!" (excerpt from Love and
Rutabaga) American HistorY Illustrated v28 p56-7 March/April
'93
Adams, Michael C. C. "Away with CLausewitz." Reviews in American
Historv 1993 21; 156-160.
Addison, Paul "Forgotten war-crimes trials" (case of Japanese
doctor C. Ueno, who was executed on Guam) World Press Review
v41 p45 July '94
Addison, PauL "Consensus Revisited." Twentieth Century British
History 1993 {4); 91-94.
Aitken, Ian "Thatcherites blitzed the D-Day spirit" New Statesman
& Society v7 p8 June 10 '94
Akashi, Yoji. "The Greater East Asia War and Bunkajin, 1941­
1945." War & Society {Australia} 1993 11; 129-177.
Akinsha, Konstantin; Kozlov, Grigorii "To return or not to
return" {German artworks looted by the Soviet Union after
WWII) Art News v93 p154-9 October '94
Alan, Ray "Let ter from the Midi" (res istanceefforts of Y. Roc_ard
and others) The New Leader v77 p5 August 15-29 '94
Alexander, Joseph A. "Red Sky in the
Naval Institute) 1993 119; 39-45.
~rning."
Proceedings (U. S.
20 - Fall 1995
Allen, Ernest:Jr. "When Japan was "champion of the darker races";
Satokata Takahashi and the flowering of black messianic
nationalism" The Black Scholar v24 p23-46 Winter '94
Allen, Robert L. "Final outcome? Fifty years after the Port
Chicago Mutiny" American Visions v9 p14-17 April/May '94
Allen, Thomas B. "The wings of war: how the Yanks of the Eighth
Air Force helped turn the tide in World War II" National
Geographic v185 p90-113 March '94
Altamirano, Deborah Renee. "UP in Arms: The Lives and Times of
Women Activists in the World War II Greek Resistance."
Idissertation] U. of California, Santa Barbara 1993. 458 pp.
Ambrose, Stephen E."D-Day Revisited." MHQ: The QuarterlY Journal
of Militarv History 1993 5(2): 26-33.
Ambrose, Stephen E. "The home front" (when news of D-Day reached
America) U.S. News & World Report v116 p54-8 May 30 '94
Ancel, Jean. "The 'Christian' Regimes of Romania and the Jews,
1940-1942." Holocaust and Genocide Studies 19937(1): 14-29.
Angrist, Joshua D.; Krueger, Alan B. "Why do World War II
veterans earn more than nonveterans?" Journal of Labor Econom­
ics v12 p74-97 January '94
Ansley, David "Aging twins offer clues to late-onset diseases"
(World War II veterans) Science v259 p1826-8 March 26 '93
Armstrong, Richard N. "Prokhorovka: The Great Tank Battle." Mili­
tary Review 1993 73(7): 64-67.
Ashton. Nigel John. "The Hijacking of a Pact: The Format ion of
the Baghdad Pact and Anglo-American Tensions in the Middle
East, 1955-1958." Review of International Studies 1993 19(2):
123-137.
Astor, Gerald. June 6. 1944: The Voices of D-Day. New York: St.
Martin's. 1994. 432 pp.
Bailey, Beth; Farber, David "The "Double-V" campaign in World War
II Hawaii: African Americans. Racial Ideology. and Federal
Power" Journal of Social History v26 p817-43 Summer '93
Bain. George "Old warriors. new foes: the media" (Canadian WWII
bomber crewmen claim TV film Death by moonlight defames them)
Maclean's v106 p41 August 2 '93
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Bain. George "The valour and the excuses" (controversy over
Canadian series on World War II) Maclean's v106 p44 January 25
'93
Balderston. Theo. "Coping with Catastrophes: Economic Policy.
Performance and Institutions in Troub1.ed Times. 1919-1955."
Historical Journal [Great Britain] 1993 36(2):455-468.
Barnhart. Michael A. "The Incomplete All iance: America and Japan
after World War 11." Diplomatic History 1993 17(4): 615-620.
Barthe I, Joan "WWII casual ties of the heart? The lovers whQ
couldn't find each other" (S. Lea's reunion with Norweigan
sailor H. Lea leads to marriage and adoption of daughter) New
Choices for Retirement Living v33 p56-61 February '93
BartoszewskL Wladyslaw. "Reflections on Warsaw Fifty Years Ago:
An Interview with Wladyslaw Bartoszewski." Dimensions 1993
7(2L 28-32.
BatowskL Henryk "17 September 1939: before and after" East Euro­
pean Quarterlv v27 p523-34 January '94
Baumann. Robert F. "The Race to the Dnieper River." Mi 1 i tary
Review 1993 73(9): 73-77.
Bawn, Kathleen. "The Logic of Institutional Preferences: German
Electoral Law as a Social Choice Outcome," American Journal of
Political Science 1993 37(4): 965-989.
Baxter. Gordon "The dog of D-Day" (B-26 Marauder) Flying v121
pl12-13 June '94
Bemrose, John "The war of words (D-Day)" Maclean's v107 p56-7
June 6 '94
Bennett. Lerone "Chronicles of black courage" (W. Hastie's resig­
nation as civilian aide to Secretary of War, 1943) Ebony v49
p72+ September '94
Benton. Barbara, "Friendly Persuasion: Woman .as War Icon, 1914­
45." MHQ: The Quarter ly Journal of Mi 1 i tary His tory 1993 6 ( 1) :
80-87,
Berger, Michael "The hidden Japanese" The New Leader v76 p13-14
September 6-20 '93
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Bergonzi. Bernard. Wartime and Aftermath; English Literature and
Its Background. 1939-60. New York; Oxford U. Pr .• 1993. 230
pp.
Beyer. Lisa "Ivan the Not-so-Terrible" (highest court will render
judgment on J. Demjanjuk's appeal) Time v142 p41 August 2 '93
Biddiscombe. Perry. "Prodding the Russian Bear; Pro-German
Resistance in Romania. 1944-5." European Historv Quarterly
[Great Britain] 1993 23 (2); 193-232.
Bigelow.. Michael E. "Kasserine Pass." Military Review 1993 73(2);
72-75.
Bina. Cyrus. "The Rhetoric of Oil and the Dilemma of War and
American HegelllDny." Arab Studies Ouarterly 1993 15(3); 1-20.
"Black gets Navy Cross 49 years after his war heroism" (A. Swann)
Jet v85 p36-7 November 15 '93
"Black veterans recall their roles in D-Day invasion" Jet v86
p4-6+ June 20 '94
"Black World War II sailor gets Navy Cross nearly 50 years after
war" (E. Smith) Jet v85 p33 May 2 ' 94
Blass .. Thomas. "Psychological Perspectives on the Perpetrators of
the Kolocaust; The Role of Situational Pressures. Personal
Dispositions. and Their Interactions." Holocaust and Genocide
Studies 1993 7(1); 30-50.
Bliven. Naomi "A song for all" (M. Anderson sang the Marseillaise
for C. de Gaulle in New York during World War II) American
Heritage v44 p28+ September '93
Boehnlein .. James K.; Sparr. Landy f'. "Group therapy with WWII ex­
POW's; long-term posttraumatic adjustment in a geriatric popu­
lation" American Journal of Psychotherapy v47 p273-82 Spring
'93
Bonfante .. Jordan "Where have all the Nazis gone?" Time v142 p38
August 9 '93
Boren. Homer ; Fr idlund.. Paul (ed) "The will to live" AIDer ican
Historv Illustrated v28 p50-3 September/October '93
Borin. Jacqueline. "Embers of the Soul: The Destruction of Jewish
Books and Libraries in Poland during World War II." Libraries
& Culture 1993 28(4); 445-460 .
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Bou-Nacklie, N. E. "The 1941 invasion of Syria and Lebanon: the
role of the local paramilitary" Middle Eastern Studies v30
p512-29 July '94
Boyne, Walter J. Clash of Wings: World War II in the Air. New
York: Simon & Schuster, 1994. 416 pp.
Braham, Randolph L. "A TV documentary on rescue during the
Holocaust: a case of history cleansing in Romania" East European Quarterly v28 p193-203 June '94
Breitman, Richard. "American Rescue Activities in Sweden."
Holocaust and Genoc-ide Studies 1993 7(2): 202-215.
Brinkley, David "The '40s: a million acts of sacrifice" Newsweek
v12.3 p28-31 January 3 '94
Brownback, Virginia Barton "Voices from a far shore: D-Day
stories you've never heard" (women of Normandy) Modern
Maturity v37 p34-7+ June ' 94
-~.
Buckley, John. "Air Power and the Battle of the Atlantic 193945." Journal of Contemporary Historv [Great Britain} 1993
28(1): 143-161.
Burke, Kathleen "Winning the hearts and minds of an America
facing war" (Powers of persuasion: poster art from World War
II at the National Archives; cover story) Smithsonian v24 p669 March '94
Calvocoressi, Peter; Adelson, Roger, interviewer. "Interview with
Peter Calvocoressi." Historian 1993 55(2): 234-252.
Campbell, A. E. "A Fresh Focus on the Post-1945 World?" Hi,.§.:torical Journal [Great Britain} 1993 36(2): 487-493.
Campbell, D'Ann. "Women, Combat, and the Gender Line." MHQ: The
Qu~~ Journ~l-~f Military History 1993 6(1): 88-97.
Campbell, D' Ann. "Women in Combat: The World War I I Experience in
the United States, Great Britain, Germany, and the Soviet
Union." J9urnal of Military History 1993 57(2): 301-323.
Carley, Michael Jabara "End of the 'low, dishonest decade': failure of the Anglo-Franco-Soviet alliance in 1939" Europe-Asia
Studies v45 no2 p303-41 '93
24 - Fall 1995
Carlton, David "Churchill in 1940: myth and reality" (review
article) World Affairs (Washington, D.C.) v156 p97-103 Fall
'93
Cassidy. David Charles "Germany and the bomb: new evidence" (Farm
Hall transcripts) Scientific American v268 p120 February '93
Cembalest, Rabin "It's official: the Troian Gold is in Russia"
Art News v92 p125 April '93
Cesarani, David. "Fifty Years after the Holocaust: The Warsaw
Conference of 29-31 March 1993 an the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising
of April 1943." British Journal of Holocaust Education [Great
Britain] 1993 2(1): 83-93.
Churchill, Winston, Sir "Start of Invasion" (address, June 6,
1944) Vital Speeches of the Day v60 p552-3 July 1 '94
Clarke, Ignatius Frederick "20th century future-think: World War
II, or,what did the future hold?" Futures (London, England)
v26 p335-44 April '94
Clark, Lloyd "Escape" (German P.O.W. J. Wattenberg escapes
Arizona prison camp in December 1944) Arizona Highways v69
p36-41 December '93
Clinton, Alan. "The Resistance in the Pantheon." History
[Great Britain] 1993 43 (June): 10-12.
T~y
Clinton, Alan "The Resistance in the Pantheon" (J. Moulin) His:­
tory Today v43 p10-12 June '93
Cockburn, Alexander "D-Day: who really won the war?" The Nation
v258 p860 June 20 '94
Coleman, Fred "Unfinished business in France" (C. Didier kills
World War II criminal R. Bousquet) U.S. News & World Report
v114 p14 June 21 '93
"Collection of Materials for the Study of War Experience. Journal
~~lavic MilitarY Studies [Great Britain1 1993 6: 450-512.
Collier, Ruth Berins. "Combining Alternative Perspectives: Inter­
nal Trajectories Versus External Influences as Explanations of
Latin American Politics in the 1940S." Comparative Politics
199326(1): 1-29.
.
Collins, Anne "The battle over "The valour and the horror" (con­
troversy between producer B. McKenna and Canadian Senator J .
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Marshall over CBC WWII series; cover story) SaturdaY Night
vI08 p44-9+ May '93
Conway, Martin. Collaboration in Belgium: Leon Degrelle and the
Rexist Movement, 1940-1944. New Haven: Yale U. Pr., 1993. 364
pp.
Corelli. Rae "An apology for degrading acts" (Japan's war
brothels) Maclean's v106 p32-3 August 16 '93
Coronel, Sheila; Rosca, Ninotchka "For the boys: Filipinas expose
years of sexual slavery by the U.S. and Japan" (comfort women)
Ms, v4 p10-15 November/December '93
Cortesi. Lawrence "Capturing the U-505" American History
Illustrated v29 p46-53 March/April '94
Couture, Andrea M. "Terezin: Art, Propaganda and Memory." Dimensions 1993 7(1): 26-29.
Cowen, Ron "The tides of war: D-Day's lunar connection" Science
News v145 p360+ June 4'94
Cranston, John. "Tanks Proved Their Worth in Battle for Tunisia."
Militarv Review 1993 73(3): 81-85.
Croarken, Mary. "The Beginnings of the Manchester Computer
Phenomenon: People and Influences." IEEE Annals of the History
of Computing 1993 15 (3): 9-16.
Crosby, Donald F. "Death comes to the chaplain: Lawrence Lynch of
Okinawa" America v168 p6-12 April 24 '93
Cruz Junior, Ademar Seabra de; Cavalcante, Antonio Ricardo F.;
and Pedone, Luiz. "Brazil's Foreign Policy under Collor."
Journal of Interamerican Studies and World Affairs 1993 35(1):
119-144.
Curreri, Joe "God must be Dutch" (U.S. pilot shot down during the
Battle of Arnhem rescued by underground member A. Goosens) The
Saturday Evening Post v266 p64+ September/October '94
Daugherty, Leo J., III. "The Reluctant Warriors: The Non-Russian
Nationalities in Service of the Red Army during the Great
Patriotic War 1941-1945." Journal of Slavic Military Studies
[Great Britain] 1993 6(3): 426-445.
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"D-Day remembered" (Canadian role; caver story; special issue;
with editorial comment by Robert Lewis) ~asl~an's vl07 p2, 18­
24+ June 6 '94
"D-Day's Liberty ships return" Histgry Todav v44
p2-3 May '94
Deacon, James "Reasonable doubt: Israel's Supreme Court acquits
Demjanjuk" Ma.s:J~~u's vl06 p30-1 August 9 '93
Decker, Andrew "How things work in Austria" (returning art works
confiscated by Nazis) Ar( N~ws v92 p198 Summer '93
DeSilva, Lalith. "Women's Emancipation under Communism: A Re­
Evaluation." East ~\.!rqpe1in Q:tla~~~~lx 1993 27(3): 301-315.
Diefendorm, Jeffry M. "Planning Postwar Vienna."
spec tiY,e Ei, [Great Britain] 1993 8(1): 1-19.
,Pl~nnin_g
Per­
Dingman, Roger. "The Dagger and the Gift: The Impact of the
Korean War on Japan." Journa of Ame ican-:-East sian Relili9,!1§,
19932 (1): 29-55.-Dolph, Harry A. "Evader" (U.S. serviceman shot down over the
Netherlands escapes with help of Dutch underground; condensa­
tion) Re,a.<:te.r..'Ei. DiKest v144 p170-6+ January '94
Dornbusch, Rudiger. "The End of the German Miracle."
EcQp9m]C Lite~~tuL~ 1993 31(2): 881-885.
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Drea, Edward J. "'Great Patience is Needed': America Encounters
Australia, 1942." War & Society [Australia] 199311(1): 21-51.
Dreschler, Karl. "German-Japanese Relations and Pearl Harbor: The
American Factor in Germany's Policy toward Japan, 1940-42."
Amerikastudi~t"\LAm_~ricanStu,di~s (Germany] 1993 38 (1): 37-47.
Dubner, Stephen J. "Massaging history" (PBS documentary "Libera­
tors" misrepresents role of black Army units in liberation of
Dachau and Buchenwald) N~w Yor~ v26 p46-51 March 8 '93
Dworkin, Andrea "The unremembered: searching for women at the
Holocaus t Memor ial Museum" Ms--,_ v5 p52-8 November/December' 94
Dziewanowski, M. K. "Pol ish intell igence during World War II: the
case of Barbarossa" East European Quarterly v28 p381-91 Sep­
tember ' 9 4 '
,Edelman, Marek. "A Resistance Fighter Looks Back: An Interview
with Marek Edelman." Dimensi(}lls 19937(2): 17-19 .
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Edwards, Rob "Do mention the war (Germany remembers the war and
wants forgiveness)" New Statesman & Society v7 p12-13 June 3
'94
Ehrlich, Paul "Eric Lomax's long journey" (former POW meets T.
Nagase, Japanese officer who witnessed his torture at Kan­
chanaburi, Thailand camp in 1943) Reader's Digest. v1A5 p99-106
October '94
Elliott, DeRonda "D-Day: what it cost" (letters of F. and P.
Elliott) American Heritage v45 p61-4+ May/June '94
Elliott, Laura "On a wing and a prayer (author's father H. J.
Elliott" Reader's Digest v142 p81-6 April '93
Ellman, Michael; Maksudov, S. "Soviet deaths in the Great
Patriotic War: a note" Europe-Asia Studies v46 no4 p671-80 '94
Elson, John "Did F.D.R. do enough?" (PBS documentary) Time v143
p83 April 18 '94
Erickson, John "Nazi posters in wartime Russia" History Today v44
p14-19 September '94
Eshkoli, Hava Wagman. "Three Attitudes toward the Holocaust
within Mapai, 1933-1945." Studies in Zionism [Great Britainl
1993 14(1): 73-94.
Fage, J. D. "Reflections on the Genesis of Anglophone African
History after World War II." History in Africa 1993 20: 15-26.
"Fair play for 'Ivan'" (court ruling rebukes Office of Special
Investigations in J. Demjanjuk case) Newsweek v122 p43 Novem­
ber 29 '93
Fanshawe, R. J. "Dieppe: Unforgettable Lessons." Marine Corps
Gazette 1993 77(2): 57-59.
Farquharson, John E. "The British Occupation of Germany, 1945-6:
A Badly Managed Disaster Area?" German History [Great Britainl
1993 11(3): 316-338.
Farrel L Br ian P. "Symbol of Paradox: The Casablanca Conference,
1943." Canadian Journal of History [Canadal 199328(1):21-40.
Fenig, Shmuel; Levav, Itzhak; Kohn, Robert "Telephone vs face-to­
face interviewing in a community psychiatric survey" (World
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War, 1939-1945/Psychological aspects) American
lic H~alth v83 p896-8 June '93
Jo~rnal
of Pub­
Fetzer, James. "Stanley K. Hornbeck and Japanese Aggression,
1941." Society for Historians of American Foreign Relations.
Newsletter 1993 24(1); 32-38.
Field, Edward "Gay days in the Air Force (WWII)" The Nation v257
p8-10 July 5 '93
Fievet, John P. "World War II's secret disaster" (missile attack
on the troopship HMT Rohna) " American History v29 p24-35
August '94
Fine, Melinda. "Collaborative Innovations: Documentation of the
Facing History and Ourselves Program at an Essential School."
Teachers College Record 1993 94(4): 771-789.
Fiore, Uldric L., Jr. "Sicily; An Essential Exercise in
Futility." Military Review. 1993 73(7): 62-64.
Fisher, Luke "B lood on the beaches" (mini -ser ies Dieppe)
Maclean's vl06 p66 July 12 '93
Fontana, Alan; Rosenheck, Robert "Traumatic war stressors and
psychiatric symptoms among World War II, Korean, and Vietnam
War veterans" (part of a special section on: Military experi­
ence in aging) Psychology and Aging v9 p27-33 March '94
Ford, Jack. "The Forlorn Ally - The Netherlands East Indies In
1942." War & Society [Australia] 199311(1); 104-127.
Forman, Ian "Club EI Malaria" (personal reminiscence of gays in
the U.S. military in WWII Burma) The American Spectator v26
p52-3 June '93
Fortun, M. and Schweber, S. S. "Scientists and the Legacy of
Wor ld War I I; The Case of Operations Research (OR)" . .§_Q_C ial
Studies of Science [Great Britain] 1993 23 (4); 595-642.
Freeman, Karen "The VA's sorry, the Army's silent" (compensation
for World War II victims of mustard gas tests) The Bulletin of
the Atomic Scientists v49 p39-43 March '93
Fulton, E. Kaye "Lost in history's shuffle" (Canadian merchant
marine war veterans fight for benefits) Maclean's vl07 p12-13
August 29' 94
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Gabel, Christopher R. "The Combined Bomber Offensive, 1943."
Militarv Review 1993 73(6); 73-77.
Galvani, William "Sea dogs" (submarine mascots of WWII) American
Heritage v45 p96-9 October '94
Garnett, Richard Arnold. "Restraint in Warfare: Strategic Bombing
and Chemical Warfare during the First and Second World Wars."
[dissertation] U. of North Carolina, Chapel Hill 1993. 425 pp.
Gatrell, Peter and Harrison, Mark. "The Russian and Soviet
Economies in Two World Wars; A Comparative View." Economic
Histor Rev"ew [Great Britain] 1993 46 (3): 425-452.
Gelli, Faliero; Guttman, Jon, interviewer."Fighter Pilot's Para­
dise." MilitarvHist9f.Y 1993 10(3): 38-44, 85-86.
Gelman, David "Reliving the painful past (psychic suffering of
WWII veterans)" Newswe~k v123 p20+ June 13 '94
George VI: King of Great Britain, "Empire called to prayer
(address, June 6, 1944)" Vital SpeeSSl1e~ qf-.th~~~Da"y v60 p551-2
July 1 '94
.
"Ghost of Vichy" (summary of book by Pierre Pean shows Mitterrand
not part of fascist organization) Ihe.Ec.()IlOm(st v332 p52 Sep­
tember 10 '94
Glantz, David M., introd; Orenstein, Harold S., transl. "Excerpts
on Soviet 1938-40 Operations from the History of Warfare,
Military Art, and Military Science, A 1977 Textbook of the
Military Academy of the General Staff of the USSR Armed
Forces." Journal of SJ.<iv:c yilitary_S111oc}jes [Great Britain]
1993 6(1): 85-141.
"Goals for children and youth as we move from war to peace"
(statement adopted March 17-18,1944, by the Children's Bureau
Commission on Children in Wartime and originally published in
June 1944) Publi~ Welfare v51 p7-8 Winter 93
Goda, Norman J. W. "The Riddle of the Rock: A Reassessment of
German Motives for the Capture of Gibraltar in the Second
World War." Journal gJ Cont~!!U?OXg._ty l:Iistory [Great Britain]
1993 28(2): 297-314.
Goldberger, Leo. "The Rescue of the Danish Jews: An Overview."
I?i.Il:len~ tons 1993 7 (3); 3-8.
30 - Fall 1995
Goldberg, Jeffrey "The exaggerators (PBS documentary Liberators
misrepresents role of black Army units in liberation of Dachau
and Buchenwald)" The New Republic v208 p13-14 February 8 '93
Goldberg, Jeffrey "The Nazi next door" (J. Reimer of Lake Carmel,
N.Y. accused of rounding UP Jews in Poland during WWII; cover
story) New York v27 p32-8 March 14 '94
Gold, Victor "Over here" (reaction in Washington, D.C. to the D­
Day invasion) Washingtonian v29 p43-7 June '94
Gncz, Arp d. "Breaking the Vicious Circle." Common Knowledge
1993 2(1): 1-5.
"Goodbye to Hiroshima-Auschwitz" (Yasuo Ohara objects to Japan's
apology for actions in World War II) I~eE~onomist v332 p31-2
August 6 '94
Goodwin, Doris Kearns "The home front" (F.D. and E. Roosevelt)
rhe N_ew Yo.rker v70 p38-46+ August 15 ' 94
Gordon, Robert J. "The Impact of the Second World War on
Namibia." Jo rnal of Souttl~F_t}_ African Studies [Great Britainl
1993 19 ( 1) : i 4 f-=' 165.
Gowing, Margaret. "James Chadwick and the Atomic Bomb." Notes and
Records of the Roy~J Soc ie ~x of _Loncion [Great Br i tainl 1993 47
(1): 79-92.
Greenfeld, Karl Taro "Erasing history" (Japan's Supreme Court
rules in favor of censoring S. Ienaga's textbook detailing
World War II participation) The NatAo~ v256 p508-9 April 19'
93
Greenfield, Meg "Misusing World War II" Newsweek v123 p86 June 6
'94
Greiner, Nadine; Nunno, Vincent J. "Psychopaths at Nuremberg? a
Rorschach analysis of the records of the Nazi war criminals"
Journal of ClinisaJ Psychology v50 p415-29 May '94
Grenier, Richard "Laying the Nazi ghost (conviction of P.
Touvier)" Na~}otlaJ_ ~~v:iew v46 p26+ May 16 '94
Gross, Michael L. "The collective dimensions of political
morality" Political
Studies
_.-.
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Grove, J. W. "The Case against Heisenberg."
[Canada] 1993100(1): 227-237.
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Gumbel. Andrew "Setting of a president" (revelations in recent
books about French president) New Statesman & Society v7 p20-1
September 23 ' 94
. ....
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Gumbel, Andrew "Vichy slaughter" (the trial of Nazi collaborator
Paul Touvier has reopened France's murky past to public scru­
tiny) New Sta!e§m~p_~Society v7 p20-1 March 25 '94
Gushee, David P. "Many Paths to Righteousness: An Assessment of
Research on Why Righteous Gentiles Helped Jews." Holocaust and
GeD.ofLd~ Studies 1993 7(3): 3 7 2 - 4 0 1 . Gwiazda, Henry J., II. "World War II and Nazi Racism." Prologue
1993 25(1): 65-77.
Hakkio, Craig S.
Poli~y ~ssues
"The Dollar's International Role." Contemporary
1993 11(2): 62-75.
Halter, Marek; Bair, Lowell. transl. "Forcing Open the Gates of
History." Dimensions 1993 7(2): 34-39.
Hamill, Pete "Fifty years later" Travel Holiday v177 p37-9 Decem­
ber '94/January '95
Hanami, Andrew K. "The Emerging Military-Industrial Relationship
in Japan and the U.S. Connection." Asian_Su:ryey 1993 33(6):
592-609.
Hanscom, John C. "Glider" (D-Day)
May/June '94
AmericanHer.itag~
v45 p34-6+
Harrell, Wilson L. "Facing fire" (WWII aerial combat creates
entrepreneurial leaders)S\l_c_c::~_ss v 40 p9 January/February' 93
Harris, Alan "Gathering Mulberries" (floating harbors used for D­
Day; cover story) HLstorxToday v44 p15-22 May '94
Harsch, Donna. "Public Continuity and Private Change? Women's
Consciousness and Activity in Frankfurt, 1945-1955." Journal
of ~oc~~l ~istory 1993 27(1): 29-58.
Hasegawa, Harukiyo. "Japanese Employment Practices and Industrial
Relations: The Road to Union 'Compliance.'" JapCi!1_ fgrum [GJ;,eat
Britain] 19935(1): 21-35.
Haynes, Stephen R. "Hal Lindsey, The Road to Holocaust: A Review
Es s ay ." F i.4e set His tor i a 1993 24 ( 3 ): 111 - 1 28 .
32 -
Fall
1995
Hedetoft, Ulf. "National Identity and Mentalities of War in Three
EC Countries." Journal of Peace Research [Great Britain] 1993
30(3): 281-300.
Henderson, Nicholas, Sir "Hitler's biggest blunder (declaration
war on u.S. in 1941)" Historv Today v43 p35-43 April '93
Henry-Kunzel, Ginger; Decker, Andrew "Never look a gift horse in
the mouth" (return of art treasures to Germany by Russia) Art
News v93 p51-2 April '94
Herbert, Ulrich. "Labour and Extermination: Economic Interest and
the Primacy of Weltanschauung in National Socialism." Past &
Present [Great Britain] 1993 (138): 144-195.
Hertsgaard~
Mark "The question Bush never got asked" (media
ignores Navy report of possible strafing of lifeboat by G.Bush
during WWII) Harper's v287 p44-5 September '93
Hewitt, Bill "A son pays homage to the father he never knew" (R.
Morehouse visits Omaha Beach, landing site of American forces
in D-Day invasion) People Weekly v41 p42-3 May 30 '94
Higgs, David "American graffiti" (wall paintings by WWII serv­
icemen at British air bases) American Heritage v44 p114-19
April '93
Hills, B-en "Japan squirms as its neighbors remember" (refusal to
admit wartime guilt) World Press Review v41 p16-17 November
'94
Hills, Carol; Silverman, Daniel C. "Nationalism and feminism in
late colonial India: the Rani of Jhansi regiment, 1943-1945"
Modern Asian Studies v27 p741-60 October '93
Hinsley, Harry. "The Enigma of Ultra." History Today [Great
Britain] 199343 (Sept): 15-20.
Hochfield, Sylvia "The Russians renege" (reluctance to return
artworks looted from Germany during WWII) Art News v93 p68
Summer '94
Hochfield, Sylvia "Under a Russian sofa: 101 looted treasures old
masters drawings from the Kunsthalle Bremen recovered)" Art
News v92 p120-5 April '93
"Honesty, not apology" (Japanese actions half a century ago are
the business of historians, not governments) The Economist
v328 p17 August 21 '93
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Hooks, Gregory "The weakness of strong theories: the u.s. state's
dam nance of the World War II investment process" American
Soc ological Review v58 p37-53 February '93
Horner, David. "Defending Australia in 1942." War & Society
[Australia] 1993 11(1): 1-20.
Havens, J. E.; Falger, P. R. J.; Velde, W. Op den "Posttraumatic
stress disorder in male and female Dutch resistance veterans
of World War I I in relation to trait anxiety and depression"
Psychological Reports v74 p275-85 February '94
Howlett, Peter. "New Light through Old Windows: A New Perspective
on the British Economy in the Second World War." Journal of
Contemporary History [Great Britain] 1993 28(2): 361-379.
Huchthausen, Peter. "Back to the Balkans." Proceedings (U.S.
Naval Institute) 1993 119(6): 43-48.
Hughes, Robert "Russia's secret spoils of World War II" (French
paintings taken from Germany to be exhibited in 1995) Time
v144 p85 October 17 '94
Hunt, George W. "Of many things" (coverage of I)-Day invasion by
radio broadcasters) America v170 p2 May 28 '94
Hunt, George W. "Of many things" (Thomas Doherty's Projections of
war: Hollywood, American culture and World War II) America
v17~ p2 March 5 '94
Huntington, Tom. "V-2: The Long Shadow." Air & Space/Smithsonian
1993 7(6): 80-90.
Hurtak, James J. "Technical Advisers and Technocrats in the Cor­
ridors of Power: The Dialectic between Science and Technology
in the Building of an Aerospace Program in the Third Reich."
[dissertation] (Vol. 1-2) U. of Minnesota 1993. 503 pp.
Hutchinson, Homer G., Jr. "Early Night Fighters in Marine Corps
Aviation: "A Part of the Beginnings." Marine Corps Gazette
1993 77(5): 68-72.
"'I was good and he was evil'" (C. Didier murders French war
criminal R. Bousquet) Newsweek v121
p44 June 21 '93
"Invasion by air" (D-Day; cover story; reprint from August 1944
issue) Flying v121
p64-72 June '94
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Iriye, Akira. "Pearl Harbor: A Fifty-Year Perspective."
Amerikastudien/American Studies [Germany] 1993 38 (1): 13-24.
"Ivan Elagin: In Memoriam, Part 4: Memoirs." Canadian-American
Slavic Studies 1993 27: 217-278.
Iyob, Ruth. "Regional Hegemony: Domination and Resistance in the
Horn of Africa." Journal of Modern African Studies [Great
Britain] 1993 31(2): 257-276.
Jabusch, Willard F. "A tale of two towns" (St. Radegund, the home
of F. Jagerstatter in Austria) America v171 p4-5 July 16-23
'94
"Japan: apologies to the sex slaves (war brothels)" Newsweek v122
p34 August 16 '93
Jelinek, Yeshayahu A. "Historical and Actual Minority Problems in
Czecho-Slovakia." Patterns of Preiudice [Great Britain] 1993
27(1) :93-105.
Jenkins, Laura; Block, Jean Libman (ed) "My husband was a guinea
pig for the U.S. government" (veteran G. Jenkins suffers
health disorders caused by WWII poison gas testing) Good
Housekeeping v218 p105+ April '94
Joffe, Josef "Protector and pacifier" U.S. News & World Report
v116 p59 June 13 '94
Johnstone, Ralph "The bones that haunt a nation" (Japanese germ
warfare station in Manchuria during WWII) World Press Review
v41 p17-19 November '94
Joicey, Nicholas. "A Paperback Guide to Progress: Penguin Books
1935-c.1951." Twentieth Century British History [Great
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Jovanovich, Leo M. "The war in the Balkans in 1941" East European
Quarterly v28 p105-29 March '94
Junker, Detlef. "Hitler's Perception of Franklin D. Roosevelt and
the United States of America." Amerikastudien/American Studies
[Germany] 199338 (1): 25-36.
Karski, Jan. "Alerting the Allies: An Emissary's Story." Dimen­
sions 1993 7(2): 3-9.
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Keefer, Louis E. "The West Virginia WWII Home Front: POW: The
Italian Prisoners at Camp Dawson." Goldenseal 1993 19(1): 24­
32.
Kent, John. "The Egyptian Base and the Defense of the Middle
East, 1945-54." Journal of Imperial and Commonwealth History
[Great Britain] 1993 21(3): 45-65.
Khader, Bichara. "The Euro-Arab Dialogue (1972-1992): Twenty
Years of Multilateral Diplomacy." Journal of Arab Affairs 1993
12 ( 1): 4-40.
King, Michael B. "Hinge of fate" (imagining course of WWII and
postwar world if A. Hitler had not declared war on U.S.; cover
story) National Review (ISSN 0028-0038) v45 p32+ March 1 '93
Kirkland, Faris R. "French Air Strength in May 1940." Air Power
History 1993 40(1): 22-34.
Klamper, Elisabeth. "Persecution and Annihilation of Roma and
Sinti in Austria, 1938-1945." Journal of the Gypsy Lore
Society 1993 3(2): 55-65.
Klein, George and Klein, Eva. "Reflections on Denmark and Hungary
during the Second World War." Dimensions 19937(3): 16-19.
Kochavi, Arieh J. "Britain, the United States, and the Question
of Asylum for War Criminals in the Neutral Countries during
World War II." Canadian Journal of History [Canada] 1993
28(3) :495-520.
Kosakowski, Leonard S. "Colonel Friedman: The Man who Broke Pur­
ple." Military Review 199373(4): 74-77.
Kozinski, Alex "Sanhedrin II" (trial of J. Demjanjuk) The New
Republic v209 p16-18 September 13 '93
Krossel, Martin S. "Canadian chill? (controversy over CBC's WWII
series The valour and the horror)" Columbia Journalism Review
v31 p18-19 March/April '93
Kruger, Arnd. "Germany and Sports in World War 11." Canadian
Journal of History of Sport [Canada] 1993 24(1): 52-62.
Kryder, Daniel "The American state & the management of race con­
flict in the workplace & in the Army, 1941-1945" Polity v26
p601-34 Summer '94
36 -
Fall
1995
Ksiazek, Sarah. "Architectural Culture in the Fifties: Louis Kahn
and the National Assembly Complex in Dhaka." Journal of the
Society of Architectural Historians 1993 52(4): 416-435.
Larsh, William. W. "Averell Harriman and the Polish Question,
December 1943-August 1944." East European Politics and
Societies 1993 7(3): 513-554.
Laurie, Clayton D. "Black Games, Subversion, and Dirty Tricks:
The ass Morale Operations Branch in Europe, 1943-1945."
Prologue 1993 25(3): 259-271.
Lavsky, Hagit. "The Day After: Bergen-Belsen from Concentration
Camp to the Centre of the Jewish Survivors in Germany." German
History [Great Britain] 1993 11(1): 36-59.
Lawrence, Susan V. "The Hump: China finds reasons to remember"
(memorial in Kunming honoring u.S. and Chinese air pilots who
flew supplies over the Himalayas during World War II) ~
News & World Report v114 p16 June 7 '93
Leeson, Robert A. "W. H. Phillips M.B.E. (military division)" The
Economic Journal vl04 p605-18 May '94
Legro, Jeffrey W. "Military culture and inadvertent escalation in
World War II" International Security v18 pl08-42 Spring '94
Lenihan, Daniel J."Pacific requiem" (World War II residues in
Micronesia Natural History vl03 p26-35 August '94
Lerman, Antony. "Antisemitism and Racism in Europe Today: Some
Problems of Research and Interpretation." Patterns of
Prejudice [Great Britain] 1993 27(1): 25-29.
Levin, Dov. "Lithuanian Attitudes toward the Jewish Minority in
the Aftermath of the Holocaust: The Lithuanian Press, 1991­ 1992." Holocaust and Genocide Studies 1993 7(2): 247-262.
Lewis, Russell "Chicago goes to war (exhibit at the Chicago His­ torical Society)" USA Today (Periodical) v122 p50-7 July '93
Libby, Justin H. "The search for a negotiated peace: Japanese
diplomats attempt to surrender Japan prior to the bombing of
Hiroshima and Nagasaki" World Affairs (Washington, D.C.) v156
p35-45 Summer '93
"Libel and indifference (PBS documentary America and the
Holocaust)" National Review v46 p19-20 May 2 '94
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Lilley, Jeffrey "Prisoners of the past: researcher unearths new
material on Japanese paws" Far Eastern Economic Review v156
p14 November 11 '93
Locke, Hubert G. "Reflections on the Psychology of Rescuers and
Bystanders." Dimensions 19937(1): 8-11.
Lockhart, Robin Bruce "Can history ever be true?" History Today
v43 p6-9 August '93
Loker, Zvi. "The Testimony of Dr. Edo Neufeld: The Italians and
the Jews of Croatia." Holocaust and Genocide Studies 1993
7(1): 67-76.
Luce, Henry Robinson "The American century (1941)" Society v31
p4-11 July/August '94
Mabry, Marcus "Ripping through the veil" (France) Newsweek v122
p29 July 19 '93
MacFarquhar, Emily "Remembrance of things not yet past (comparing
Serbian atrocities in Bosnia to Nazi Germany and the Khmer
Rouge in Cambodia)" u.S. News & World Report v114 p12-13 April
26 '93
Malcolm, Noel "Germany's chronic neurosis" World Press Review v41
p51-2 December '94
Markham, Charles G. "A balloon blower in wartime China weather­
herman)" Weatherwise v46 p18-20 June/July '93
Marrus, Michael R. '''Good History' and Teaching the Holocaust."
Perspectives: American Historical Association Newsletter 1993
31(5): 1,6-12.
Marty, Martin E. "Ordinary maneuvers" (life at home at time of D­
Day) The Christian Century vl11 p591 June 1-8 '94
Mauldin, Bill "Old soldiers never die: Willie and Joe return"
Newsweek v121 p40 January 11 '93
Maxwell, Elisabeth. '''Butterflies Don't Live in Here, in the
Ghetto': The Murder of One and a Half Million Jewish Children
by the Nazis in Europe 1940-45." British Journal of Holocaust
Education [Great Britain] 1993 2(1): 1-25.
McAuliffe, Kathleen "Crossing the lines on silent wings (glider
pilots in WWII)" Smithsonian v25 p118-20+ June '94
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1995
McCarthy, Paul "American headhunters: ghoulish war souvenirs turn
up in living rooms and landfills" (skulls of Asian soldiers)
Omni (New York, N.Y.) v16 p14 July '94
McDonough, John "The longest night: broadcasting's first inva­
sion" (D-Day) The American Scholar v63 p193-211 Spring '94
McDowell, John "The year they firebombed the West (Japanese bal­
loon bombs during World War II)" American Forests v99 p22-3+
May/June '93
McGurn, William "Profile: Jack Edwards: champion of widows of
Hongkong soldiers" Far Eastern Economic Review v156 p78 March
25 ' 93
Meed, Vladka. "Jewish Resistance in the Warsaw Ghetto." Dimen­
sions 1993 7(2): 11-15.
Meyer, Karl E. "The hunt for Priam's Treasure" (K. Goldmann's
attempts to track down Trojan gold now reported to be held in
Russia) Archaeology v46 p26-32 November/December '93
Michman, Dan. "She'erit Hapletah, 1944-1948: Rehabilitation and
Political Struggle." Holocaust and Genocide Studies 1993 7(1):
107-116.
Mingione, Enzo. "Italy: The Resurgence of Regionalism." Interna­
tional Affairs [Great Britain] 199369(2): 305-318.
Mirkovic, Damir. "Victims and Perpetrators in the Yugoslav
Genocide 1941-1945: Some Preliminary Observations." Holocaust
and Genocide Studies 1993 7(3): 317-332.
Mixon, Franklin G. :Jr."Estimating learning curves in economics:
evidence from aerial combat over the Third Reich" Kyklos v46
n03 p411-19 '93
Moller, David "Ray Hamley's bravest mission" (former RAF officer
of Whitby, England forms relationship with Kleve, Germany,
town he bombed during WWII) Reader's Digest v144 p137-40 Feb­
ruary '94
Monmaney, Terence "The Lost Squadron" (recovery of World War II
fighter planes abandoned on Greenland ice cap in 1942)
Reader's Digest v145 p113-18 July '94
Montgomery, Garth Noonan. "Learning from War Films: The German
Viewer as Historical Subject in Theories of Bildung, Mass Com­
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U. of New York, Buffalo 1993. 3D8 pp.
Moore, Donald J. "Franz Jagerstatter: conscience vs. duty"
(peasant farmer whom the Nazis beheaded for refusing to serve
in the army) America v170 p12-14 February 19 '94
Morgan, Len "Eagle Squadron (Americans serving in Royal Canadian
Air Force during WWII)" Flying v120 p88+ January '93
Morgan, Len "Learning the Royal way to fly" (Americans in the
Royal Canadian Air Force during WVJII) Flying v120 pl00+ Novem­
ber '93
Morgan, Ted "The hidden henchman" (P. Touvier; cover story) The
New York Times Magazine p30-7+ May 22 '94
Morsink, Johannes "World War Two and the Universal Declaration"
Human Rights Quarterly v15 p357-405 May '93
Morsy, Laila Amin "Indicative ~ases of Britain's wartime policy
in Egypt, 1942-44" Middle Eastern Studies v30 p91-122 January
'94
Morton, Desmond "D-Day remembered (Canadian role)" Maclean's vl07
p18-19 June 6 '94
Mount, Graeme Stewart. "Canada, Spain, and Espionage during the
Second World War." Canadian Historical Review [Canada] 1993
74(4): 566-575.
Mufett, Malcolm H. "Living in the Past: A Critical Reexamination
of the Singapore Naval Strategy, 1918-1941." War & Society
[Australia] 1993 11(1): 73-103.
Mulligan, Timothy P. Lone Wolf: The Life and Death of U-Boat Ace
Werner Henke. Westport, Conn.: Praeger, 1993. 247 pp.
Murphy, Cullen "Pacific sketchbook" (drawings by J. C. Murphy)
American Heritage v44 p88-99 September '93
Murrow, Edward R. "Night raid on Berlin" (transcript of December
4, 1943 radio broadcast) American History Illustrated v28 p56­
65 January/February '94
Nagorski, Andrew "'Schindler's list' and the Polish question"
Foreign Affairs v73 p152-7 July/August '94
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1995
Neale, Mary Lou Colbert. "Russia's Women of War." Military His­
tory 199310(5): 34-40.
Neier, Aryeh "Watching rights" The Nation v259 p408 October 17
'94
Neufeld, Michael J. "Hitler, the V-2, and the Battle for
Priority, 1939-1943." Journal of Military History 1993 57(3):
511-538.
"Not just a hole in history" (France establishes National Remem­
berance Day in memory of anti-Semitism during World War II)
The Economist v326 p54 February 13 '93
Nowikowski, Frank "The tangled web of art's war victims" (art
works stolen during WWII) History Today v44 p3-4 May '94
Nye, Robert. "The Rise and Fall of the Eugenics Empire: Recent
Perspectives on the Impact of Biomedical Thought in Modern
Society." Historical Journal [Great Bri tain] 1993 36(3): 687­
700.
Olson, Donald W.; Doescher, Russell L. "D-Day: June 6, 1994"
(astronomical aspects) Sky and Telescope v87 p84-8 June '94
"Onto the beach" (D-Day veterans; special section) People Weekly
v41 p34-44 May 30 '94
Oxford, Edward "Battle for the Atlantic" (struggle to keep ship­
ping lanes open during World War II) American History
Illustrated v28 p32-43+ November/December '93
Oxford, Edward "The draft"
p30-41+ October '94
Paldiel, Mordecai.
20-24.
(World War II) American History v29
"Children on the Run." Dimensions 1993 7(1):
Pape, Robert A. "Why Japan surrendered" International Security
v18 p154-201 Fall '93
Parks, Thomas R.; Wukovits, John F., interviewer. "Life on the
Edge." Military History 1993 9(1): 50-57.
Parshall, Gerald "1943: the pull of distant shores" u.S. News &
World Report v115 60th anniversary p20-5 October 25 '93
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Pasture, Patr ck T. "The April 1944 'Social Pact' in Belgium and
Its Signif cance for the Post-War Welfare State." Journal of
Contemporary History [Great Britain] 1993 28(4): 695-714.
Patterson, David. "The Word in Exile: A Phenomenology of Silence
in the Holocaust Novel." Holocaust and Genocide Studies 1993
7(3): 402-420.
Phayer, Michael. "The Catholic Resistance Circle in Berlin and
German Catholic Bishops during the Holocaust." Holocaust and
Genocide Studies 19937(2): 216-229.
Pike, David Wingeate. "Between the Junes: The French Communists
from the Collapse of France to the Invasion of Russia."
Journal of Contemporary History [Great Britain] 1993 28(3):
465-485.
Pilger, Alison. "Courage, Endurance and Initiative: Medical
Evacuation from the Kokoda Tract August-October 1942." War &
Society [Australia] 1993 11(1): 53-72.
Pitt, Barrie. "The Brave Bunglers of Narvik." MHQ: The Quarterly
Journal of Military History 1993 5(3): 52-61.
Polonsky, Antony. "Two Strategies of Resistance: Some Thoughts on
the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising of April 1943." British Journal of
Holocaust Education [Great Britain] 1993 2(1): 78-82.
Porat, Dina. "The Jewish Councils of the Main Ghettos of
Li thuania: A Comparison." Modern Judaism 1993 13 (2): 149-163.
Postgate, John "Glimpses of the Blitz" (correspondence of
Londoner R. Postage with A. and B. Knopf) History Today v43
p21-8 June'93
Potts, Marilyn K. "Long-term effects of trauma: post-traumatic
stress among civilian internees of the Japanese during World
War II" Journal of Clinical Psychology v50 p681-98 Septem­
ber'94
Powell, Bill "The innocents of WWII?" (Japan's victim mentality)
Newsweek v124 p52-3 December 12 '94
"Powell orders probe of why no black WWII vets got Medal of
Honor" Jet v84 p25 October 18 '93
Pundik, Herbert. "The Days of the Rescue." Dimensions 1993 7(3):
20-24.
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Pursell, Carroll. "'Am I a Lady or an Engineer?' The Origins of
the Women's Engineering Society in Britain, 1918-1940." Tech­
nology and Culture 1993 34(1): 78-97.
Raack, R. C. "Stalin Plans His Post-War Germany." Journal of Con­
temporary History [Great Britain] 1993 28(1): 53-73.
Rabinbach, Anson "Memories of assassins, assassins of memory:
recent French struggles with the past" (review essay) Dissent
v41 p253-60 Spring '94
Ratiner, Steven "Thinking of Sam" (uncle killed ln World War II)
Reader's Digest v143 p120-2 August '93
Raymer, Edward C."Descent into darkness" (diver searching for
unexploded torpedoes aboard sunken U.S.S. Arizona) Arizona
Highways v69 p16-19 November '93
"Remembering D-day" The Economist v331 p54 June 4 '94
Richardson, Katherine "World War II memorabilia" Antiques & Col­
lecting Hobbies v98 p58-60+ March '93
Richardson, Rick "A Russian thaw?" (Poland seeks return of art
works stolen during WWII) Art News v92 p47 December '93
Riley, Susan E. "Caring for Rosie's children: federal child care
policies in the World War II era" Polity v26 p655-75 Summer
'94
Rogers, Daniel E. "Transforming the German Party System: The
United States and the Origins of Political Moderation, 1945­
1949." Journal of Modern History 1993 65(3): 512-541.
Roman, Peter J. "Curtis Lemay and the Origins of NATO Atomic
Targeting." Journal of Strategic Studies [Great Britain] 1993
16(1): 46-74.
Rooney, David "A grave injustice: Wingate and the establishment"
History Today v44 p11-13 March '94
Roosevelt, Franklin D. "The fall of Rome" (address, June 5, 1944)
Vital Speeches of the Day v60 p553-5 July 1 '94
Roseman, Mark. "Division and Stability: Recent Writing on Post­
War German History." German History [Great Britain] 1993
11(3): 363-390.
Roth, Karl Heinz and Linne, Karsten. "Searching for Lost
Archives: New Documentation on the Pillage of Trade Union
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Archives and Libraries by the Deutsche Arbeitsfront (1938­
1941) and on the Fate of Trade Union Documents in the Postwar
Era." International Review of Social History [Great Britain]
1993 38(2}: 163-207.
Russell, William G. "No Milk Runs Here." Military History 1993
9(2): 58-65.
"Russia's hidden treasures: in the cellars of the Pushkin"
(ownership questions arise as treasures looted from Germany by
Russia re-emerge) The Economist v333 p61-3 December 24 '94­
January 6 '95
Ryback, Timothy W. "Stalingrad: letters from the dead (Germany
and Austria attempt to honor war dead)" The New Yorker v68
p58-62+ February 1 '93
Sadkovich, James J. "The Italo-Greek War in Context: Italian
Priorities and Axis Diplomacy." Journal of Contemporary His­
tory [Great Britain] 1993 28(3): 439-464.
Samuelson, Robert J.
January 17 '94
"War and remembrance" Newsweek v123 p39
Saunders, Kay "The dark shadow of white Australia: racial
anxieties in Australia in World War II" Ethnic and Racial
Studies v17 p325-41 April '94
Schaefer, Bradley E. "The great escape and the moon" (World War
II escapes from German prison camps; computer program) Sky and
Telescope v87 p86-8 April '94
Schilling, Donald G. "How Much War Should Be Included in a Course
on World War II?" Teaching History: A Journal of Methods 1993
18(1): 14-21.
Schlesinger, Arthur M.
p14 April 18 '94
"Did FDR betray the Jews?" Newsweek v123
Schweller, Randall L. "Tripolarity and the Second World War."
International Studies Quarterly 1993 37(1): 73-103.
Schwobel, Christoph. "Self-Criticism in Retrospect? Reflections
in the Christian Churches on Church Attitudes during the
Holocaust." British Journal of Holocaust Education [Great
Britain] 19932(1): 48-67.
Scott, K. "Window of Deceit." Army Quarterly and Defence Journal
[Great Britain] 1993 123(1): 39-42.
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Sendler, Irena; Baranczak, Stanislaw and Baranczak, Michael,
transl. "The ValoT of the Young." Dimensions 19937(2): 20-26.
Sevareid, Eric "Worm's-eye view" (WW II London bombings; reprint
from December 10, 1941 issue) Current History v93 p40-1
January '94
Shah, Linda Friedman. "Wartime Denmark: Resistance and Rescue."
Dimensions 1993 7(3): 10-15.
Shawn, Karen. "The Warsaw Ghetto: A Documentary Discussion Guide
to Jewish Resistance in Occupied Warsaw 1939-1943." Dimensions
1993 7(2): Gl-G15.
Sheng, Michael M. "America's Lost Chance in China? A Reappraisal
of Chinese Communist Policy toward the United States before
1945." Australian Journal of Chinese Affairs [Australia] 1993
(29): 135-157.
Sider, Don "Some D Day paratroopers jump at a chance to relive
their glory days" (veterans of the 101st Airborne Division to
parachute into Normandy) People Weekly v41 p44 May 30 '94
Sidey, Hugh "The home front" (American war production) Time v143
p48-9 June 13 '94
Singer, Daniel "Death of a collaborator" (murder of World War II
criminal R. Bousquet) The Nation v257 p101-3 July 19 '93
Slavinsky, Boris N.; Erickson, Ljubica, transl. "The Soviet
Occupation of the Kurile Islands and the Plans for the Capture
of Northern Hokkaido." Japan Forum [Great Britain] 1993 5(1):
95-114.
Smith, Charles "Forgive and forget: touring Southeast Asia,
Japan's prime minister gets a pleasant surprise from his
Malaysian counterpart, who declares it is time Japan stop
apologising for World War II" Far Eastern Economic Review v157
p14-15 September 8 '94
Smith, Charles "The war as a textbook case" (censorship of his­ tory textbooks in Japan) World Press Review v41 p19 November
'94
Smith, Charles "War and remembrance: after nearly 50 years, divi­
sions in Japan over World War II still threaten ties with its
neighbours and bl~ck it from a full role in global politics"
Far Eastern Economic Review v157 p22-7 August 25 '94
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Smith, Charles "Yen for the past: Japan and Taiwan debate war
compensation" Far Eastern Economic Review v157 p24 October 20
'94
Smith, Jean Edward. "American Exploitation of Postwar Germany."
Diplomatic History 1993 17(1): 135-141.
"SNAFUS, FUBARs and TARFUs" (P. Stursberg's The Sound of War:
Memoirs of a CBC Corresoondent) Maclean's vl06 p52-3 July 12
'93
Soldatos, Gerasimos T. "The Inter-War Greek Economy: Income
Inequality and Speculation." European History Quarterly [Great
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Stevens, George, Jr. "Shooting D-Day (G. Stevens)" The New York
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Stewart, John. "Death and Life at Three-Pagoda Pass." MHQ: The
Quarterly Journal of Military History 1993 5(3): 92-99.
Stoltzfus, Nathan A. "Social Limitations on the Nazi Dictator­
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Stranges, Anthony N. "Synthetic Fuel Production in Prewar and
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Struve, Walter. "The Wartime Economy: Foreign Workers, 'Half
Jews,' and Other Prisoners in a German Town, 1939-1945."
German Studies Review 1993 16(3): 463-482.
Stursberg, Peter "Assignment in Sicily" (reprint from 1943 issue)
Maclean's vl06 p50-3 July 12 '93
"Sugihara's list" (Japanese consul saved Jewish refugees in
Lithuania)" The Economist v332 p32 September 24 '94
Sutker, Patricia B.; Allain, Albert N., Jr.; Winstead, Daniel K.
"Psychopathology and psychiatric diagnoses of World War II
Pacific theater prisoner of war survivors and combat veterans"
The American Journal of Psychiatry v150 p240-5 February '93
"Tales of war (Canadian D-Day veterans)" Maclean's vl07 p44-6+
June 6 '94
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Tarleton, Robert E. "What Really Happened to the Stalin Line?
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1993 6(1): 21-61.
Taulbee, James L. and Head, David A. "Mercenary Commando Coup
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"The Demjanjuk fallout" (P. Buchanan vindicated by decision of
Israeli Supreme Court to free J. Demjanjuk) National Review
v45 p18-19 November 29 '93
"The Touvier trial: old wounds" The Economist v331 p53 April 23
'94
Thomson, David "A sight for sore eyes" (WW II propaganda films by
H. Jennings) Film Comment v29 p54-9 March/April '93
"Through the eyes of Soviet agitprop" (British and American crews
of WWII PQ-17 convoy in Russia; text of Soviet report) History
Today v4~ p21-7 September '93
"Through their eyes" (role of Reader's digest in the creation of
C. Ryan's book The Longest Day) Reader's Digest v144 p7-8
June'94
Toole, Janet "GIs and the race bar in wartime warrington" (WWII
English dance hall) History Today v43 p22-8 July '93
Tracey, David "Visas for life" (efforts of Japanese diplomatS.
Sugihara to aid Jewish refugees fleeing Lithuania in 1940)
Reader's Digest v144 p69-74 January '94
"Trial and error" (Israel's Supreme Court overturns conviction of
J. Demjanjuk) National Review v45 p19 August 23 '93
Tsokhas, Kosmas. "British Economic Warfare in the Far East and
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Ts-okhas, Kosmas. "The British Empire, Australia and the Economic
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Tsokhas, Kosmas. "The British Empire, Australia and the Economic
Causes of Pearl Harbor: Part Two." Journal of Contemporary
Asia [Philippines] 199323 (2): 238-258 .
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Tsouras, Peter G. "Stalingrad." MHQ: The Quarterly Journal of
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Vance, Jonathan F. "The War behind the Wire: The Battle to Escape
from a German Prison Camp." Journal of Contemporary History
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Waaldijk, Berteke. "Reading Anne Frank as a Woman." Women's
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Waddell, Brian "Economic mobilization for World War II and the
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Wadley, Patricia Louise. "Even One Is Too Many: An Examination of
the Soviet Refusal to Repatriate Liberated American World War
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292 pp.
Walbert, Kate "Talking points: children of Nazis meet children of
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Walker, Stephen G.; Watson, George L. "Integrative complexity and
British decisions during the Munich and Polish crises" The
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Wallace, Bruce "Crimes against humanity: a trial focuses on
French collaboration with Nazi Germany" (case of P.Touvier)
Maclean's v107 p28-9 April 4 '94
Wallace, Bruce "The starting point" (D-Day commemorations in
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vl07 p36+ June 6 '94
Warburg, Gabriel R."The Condominium Revisited: The AngloEgyptian Sudan 1934-1956: A Review Article." Bulletin of the
School of Oriental and African Studies [Great Britain) 1993
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Ward, Geoffrey C. "A (White) House divided" (Franklin and
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Ward, Geoffrey C. "Battlefield souvenir" (Stephen E. Ambrose's
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p14+ July/August '93
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Ward, Nathan "Chaplain Kidder's song" (D-Day) American Heritage
v45 p40-2+ May/June '94
"War shadows" (apologizing for the war, r~lations with Asia and
Russia)" The Economist v332 p30 August 20 '94
Watson, Bruce "Code of the Navajos" (code talkers in the Pacific
during WWII) Reader's Digest v143 p39-40+ December '93
Watson, Bruce "Jaysho, moasi, dibeh, ayeshi, hasclishnih, beshlo,
shush, gini" (Navajo Code Talkers in the Pacific during WWII)
Smithsonian v24 p34-40+ August'93
Watt, Donald Cameron. "British Historians, the War Guilt Issue,
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Webster, Donovan "<The soldiers moved on. The war moved on. The
bombs stayed'" (disposal of old shells from both world wars in
France) Smithsonian v24 p26-34+ February '94
Weil, H. H., transl. "Last Letters from Stalingrad." Queen's
Quarterly [Canada] 1993100(1): 35-41.
Wernick, Robert "The shadow of a gunman from World War II"
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West, Philip. "Confronting the West: China as David and Goliath
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Wilhelm, Jean-Pierre "Legacy of Lazy Baby" (death of u.S. serv­
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v143 p49-54 October '93
Wilkinson, J. Burke "A bad rehearsal" (Operation Tiger) National
Interest vno37 p72-4 Fall '94
Willson, John "How World War II saved the New Deal" USA Today
(Periodical) v122 p58-60 July '93
Wilson-Smith, Anthony "Breaking with the past" (Canadian Prime
Minister J. Chretien) Maclean's v107 p12 June 20 '94
Wilson-Smith, Anthony "Charlie Martin's war" (Canadian D-Day
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Wilson-Smith, Anthony "The town that never forgot (fatal crash of
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Wood, Bret "Foreign correspondence: the rediscovered war films of
Alfred Hitchcock" (Bon voyage and Aventure Malgache) Film Comment v29 p54-6+ July/August '93
Wood, Christopher "'A frightening time'" (TV movie "Hakujin"
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November 7 '94
Wronski, Edmund; Hemingway, Albert, interviewer. "Peril
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Zahn, Gordon Charles "In celebration of martyrdom" (F. Hagerstatter, executed for refusing to serve under Nazi regime) America
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Zariz, Ruth. "The Jews of Luxembourg during the Second World
War." Holocaust and Genocide Studies 1993 7(1): 51-66.
Zinsser, William Knowlton "Siena revisited" (World War II veteran
returns to Italy) Travel Holiday v177 p68-77+ February '94
Zurowski, Michael. "British Policy towards the Polish Second
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Zweiniger-Bargielowska, Ina. "Bread Rationing in Britain, July
1946-July 1948." Twentieth Century British History [Great
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Zweiniger-Bargielowska, Ina "Royal rations" (rationing for
Britain's royal family during WNII and after) History Today
v43 p13-15 December '93
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