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218 Notes to Chapter Two

10. François-Poncet, The Fateful Years, pp. 50, 62, 257–58.
11. Cameron, Prologue to Appeasement, p. 177, quoted in Ford, “three Observ-
ers,” p. 464.
12. Ford, “three Observers,” p. 470.
13. Picker, Hitlers Tischgespräche, p. 106.
14. ibid., pp. 105–6.
15. ddF, 1 série, tome i, pp. 125, 131; Messemer, “andré François-Poncet und
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deutschland,” p. 520.
16. ddF, 1 série, tome 1, p. 217.
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17. ddF, 1 série, tome ii, pp. 689–90.
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18. ibid., pp. 264–66.
19. ibid., pp. 526–29.
20. ibid., p. 539.
21. ibid., p. 543.
22. ibid., pp. 580–85.
23. ibid., pp. 744–45.
24. ddF, 1 série, tome iii, pp. 156–61.
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25. ibid., pp. 189–91.
26. ibid., pp. 255–56; 1 série, tome iV, p. 275.
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27. ddF, 1 série, tome iV, pp. 42–43. For a biographical sketch of schmitt, see
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evans, The Third Reich in Power, pp. 352–55.
28. ddF, 1 série, tome iii, pp. 459–60.
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29. François-Poncet developed this argument in the dispatch in ibid., pp. 459–
63.
30. ibid., p. 343.
31. ddF, 1 série, tome V, pp. 12–19, 102.
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32. the two preceding paragraphs are based on dispatches in ddF, 1 série,
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tome V, pp. 104–7, 122–23, 203, 244–47. On the sa, see François-Poncet’s dispatch
of december 14, 1933, in ddF, 1 série, tome V, pp. 259–63.
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33. see ddF, 1 série, tome V, pp. 393, 728–29.
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34. François-Poncet, The Fateful Years, pp. 123, 127–28.
35. ddF, 1 série, tome Vi, p. 562.
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36. François-Poncet, The Fateful Years, pp. 125–26; duroselle, France and the
Nazi Threat, pp. 28, 61.
37. For more details on the Night of the long Knives, see the comprehensive
account in Kershaw, Hitler, 1889–1936, pp. 502 ff.
38. ddF, 1 série, tome Vi, pp. 890–91.
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39. ibid., p. 863.
40. ibid., pp. 853, 856, 873.
41. ibid., p. 857.
42. On this point, see Kershaw, Hitler, 1889–1936, p. 503.
43. ddF, 1 série, tome Vi, p. 886.
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44. ibid., p. 999.
45. ibid., p. 998.
46. Kershaw, Hitler, 1889–1936, p. 526.
47. ddF, 1 série, tome Vii, pp. 75–76.
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