Paris after the Liberation 1944-1949

1993
    p. 326  ‘some forty Communists…’, NARA 851.00/8-948
    p. 327  ‘As seen from Moscow…’, NARA 851.00 B/10-1448
    p. 327  ‘in the present situation…’, RGASPI 17/128/595
    p. 328  ‘the arrest of…’, NARA 851.00/1-1749
    p. 328  ‘unhappily he hasn’t got…’, Susan Mary Alsop,
To Marietta from Paris,
p. 133
    p. 329  ‘France is the present front line…’, 2 a 1.48, NA-PRO FO 371/ 72953/Z 8941
    p. 329  ‘The government has decided…’, 20 November 1948 to Secretary of State for Information, AN F/1 a/4745
    p. 329  ‘any sort of negotiation…’, AN F/1 a/4745
    p. 329 ‘import licences…’, 17 November 1948, ibid.
    p. 330  ‘six months of strikes…’, Alsop,
To Marietta from Paris,
p. 131
    p. 330  ‘accepted a place…’, NARA 851.00/12-2948
    p. 330  ‘main target…’, Aleksei Myagkov,
Inside the KGB,
p. 23
29. THE TREASON OF THE INTELLECTUALS
    p. 332  ‘The ignoble word…’, 12 March 1947, quoted Jean Galtier-Boissière,
Mon Journal dans la grande pagaïe;,
p. 212
    p. 332  ‘talk for hours…’, Emmanuel Le Roy Ladurie,
Paris–Montpellier,
p. 46
    p. 333  ‘Are you sure…’, Jean Gager, conversation, 14 March 1993
    p. 333  ‘even though he was against…’, Soria to Kamenov, 16 September 1948, RGASPI 17/128/595
    p. 333  ‘hiding White Russian…’, Baranov report for
Pravda,
18 April 1949, RGASPI 17/128/1186
    p. 333  ‘they’re going to accuse you…’, Louis Teuléry, conversation, 15 March 1993
    p. 334  ‘You’ve got to know…’, Pierre Daix,
J’ai cru au matin,
p. 216
    p. 334  Zoltÿn Szabó, letter to Rudolf Fischer, 15 March 1992; and Ivan Boldizsar, ‘On Zoltÿn Szabó’,
New Hungarian Quarterly,
vol. xxx, no. 114, Summer 1989
    p. 335  ‘Trotskyist and
provocateur
’, Fitin to Suslov, 27 June 1946, RGASPI 17/128/967
    p. 335  ‘There are two ideological…’, 16 September 1948, RGASPI 17/128/ 595
    p. 335  ‘bourgeois reactionary philosophy’, 11 June 1946, RGASPI 17/125/ 454
    p. 335  ‘lived in a bubble’, Annie Cohen-Solal,
Sartre,
p. 310
    p. 340  ‘She’s a prepossessing blonde…’, Nina Berberova,
L’Affaire Kravchenko,
p. 77
    p. 340  ‘They’re not the public…’, ibid., p. 96
    p. 340  ‘She did not come…’, ibid., p. 79
    p. 341  Kuibyshev, Alexander Solzhenitsyn,
GulagArchipelago,
vol. iii, London: Collins & Harvill, 1978, p. 48
    p. 342  ‘At first when K….’, Celia Goodman (ed.),
Livingwith Koestler,
p. 100
    p. 343  ‘On that evening…’, Arthur and Cynthia Koestler,
Stranger on the Square,
p. 72
    p. 344  ‘the intellectual method…’,
Les Temps modernes,
no. 81, July 1952
    p. 344 ‘Such a polemic…’, Raymond Aron,
L’Opium des intellectuels,
p. 70
    p. 344  ‘With his eyes shining…’, Simone de Beauvoir,
La Force des choses,
p. 189
30. AMERICANS IN PARIS
    p. 349  ‘like Christmas morning…’, Susan Mary Alsop,
To Marietta from Paris,
p. 125
    p. 349  ‘The sun never…’, Arthur Miller,
Time Bends,
pp. 157–9
    p. 350  ‘Despite the waterfall…’, Truman Capote,
Answered Prayers,
p. 74
    p. 350  ‘leathery little basement bar’, ibid., p. 37
    p. 350  ‘he was the victim…’, John MalcolmBrinnin,
Truman Capote,
London: Sidgwick, 1987, p. 41
    p. 350  ‘white mushroom’, Deirdre Bair,
Simone de Beauvoir,
p. 403
    p. 351  ‘Wall-eyed…’, Capote,
Answered Prayers,
p. 38
    p. 351  ‘For God’s sake…’, quoted Christopher Sawyer-Lauçanno,
The Continual Pilgrimage,
p. 69
    p. 352  ‘We hope to hold…’, 13 May 1948, LC-AHP 271
    p. 353  ‘We have developed…’, Seattle, 18 August 1947, LC-AHP 273
    p. 353  ‘unwarranted interference…’, Department of State Bulletin, 16 November 1947, p. 937, quoted Rudi Abramson,
Spanningthe Century,
p. 419
    p. 354  ‘
La 5e Colonne
…’, headline in
L’Humanité,
10 December 1948
    p. 355  ‘The boys had all been…’, Letitia Baldrige,
Diamonds and Diplomats,
p. 4
    p. 355  ‘the need to send…’, 29 December 1948, AN F/1a/4745
    p. 356  ‘At times…’, Tom Wilson, conversation, 14 November 1992
    p. 356  ‘The Embassy flag…’, 14 May 1949, BD
    p. 356  ‘simple Sunday night dinner’, 5 June 1949, BD
    p. 357  ‘Boni de Castellane’s…’, 1 June 1949, BD
    p. 357  ‘What a fine man…’, 28 May 1949, BD
    p. 357  ‘My boy’ and ‘Dean dear’, Lucius Battle, conversation, 6 November 1992
    p. 357  ‘Haven’t they got…’, ibid.
    p. 357  ‘after a steady…’, 18 June 1949,