«Stig Dagermans frände är död». arbetarbladet.se (på svensk). 20. juni 2012. Besøkt 26. oktober 2019. «Titta på bilden, så här lycklig var hon på Laxön. När hon mottog Dagermanpriset 2002. Nu har författaren Gitta Sereny, 91, sagt adjö efter en lång livsgärning i tjänst hos mänskligheten.»
bbc.com
«Writer Gitta Sereny dies aged 91». BBC News (på engelsk). 19. juni 2012. Besøkt 26. oktober 2019. «She was awarded the CBE for her services to journalism in 2004.»
britannica.com
Encyclopædia Britannica Online, Encyclopædia Britannica Online-ID biography/Gitta-Sereny, besøkt 9. oktober 2017[Hentet fra Wikidata]
dagbladet.no
Wulfsberg, Marius (31. mai 2022). «- Ondskapens ansikt». dagbladet.no (på norsk). Besøkt 3. juli 2022.
dagerman.se
«Gitta Sereney». dagerman.se. 2. juni 2002. Arkivert fra originalen 23. januar 2019. Besøkt 26. oktober 2019. «Hon påvisar att ondskans utövare är människor som liknar oss alla. Genom att bli varse de impulser som under extrema omständigheter skulle kunna driva oss att utöva grymhet kan vi öka vår förmåga att bromsa ondska när vi anar att den är på väg. Hon säger till oss att vi inte får låta barns nödrop när ingen vill se dem klinga ohörda. I denna hållning är hon en frände till Stig Dagerman. Därför får hon årets Dagermanpris.»
«Veteran journalist Gitta Sereny dies age 91». The Independent (på engelsk). 18. juni 2012. Arkivert fra originalen 29. november 2019. Besøkt 26. oktober 2019. «The veteran journalist and writer built a reputation as a fearless pursuer of uncomfortable truths with a series of books that confronted the authors of some of the most reviled acts of the 20th century and in so doing became a controversial figure herself, in particular for her decision to pay the child killer Mary Bell for co-operating on a biography about her crimes.»
«Irving and Sereny go to war». The Independent (på engelsk). 6. juni 1996. Besøkt 28. april 2019. «David Irving does not like Gitta Sereny. He has not liked her since 1977, when she went through his book Hitler's War with forensic care and pronounced him wrong about Hitler's alleged lengthy ignorance of the Nazi's genocidal policies. «She was a shrivelled little prune then. And she is a shrivelled little prune now,» he said this week, shortly after it emerged he has served a libel writ on her.»
Sereny, Gitta (19. juli 1992). «A Nazi hunter run to Earth». The Independent (på engelsk). Besøkt 23. april 2019. «With the help of a former SOE officer, I located Major Alex Ramsay's widow in Vienna. She knew all about the raid, and had one photo from those her husband took in Paternion on 31 May 1945. It, too, was a picture of the corpse, and behind it were three prisoners - Hofle, Michalsen and Helletsberger. But here the face of the body on the ground - in dark suit and white shirt - was unmistakably that of Globocnik, and he was unmistakably dead.»
kb.se
libris.kb.se
LIBRIS, Libris-URI 0xbdgv0j1ppqnh4, utgitt 16. oktober 2012, besøkt 24. august 2018[Hentet fra Wikidata]
«Still a messiah?». www.newstatesman.com (på engelsk). 4. oktober 2007. Besøkt 26. oktober 2019. «In 1968, when the photographer Don Honeyman was experimenting with Alberto Korda’s iconic image of Che Guevara, he discovered something curious. Honeyman had been experimenting with a process of solarisation as a way of making fashion images more exciting and had been asked by a poster company to try the same thing with Korda’s photograph of Che.»
nytimes.com
Schoenfeld, Gabriel (23. desember 2001). «Into That Darkness, Again». The New York Times (på engelsk). ISSN0362-4331. Besøkt 23. april 2019. «Placed in a finishing school, Sereny soon ran away and made her way to Paris. She was all of 17 when, with the fall of France, she found herself living under Nazi occupation, working as a volunteer nurse with orphaned children and hiding an occasional British airman for the Resistance. Tipped off to her imminent arrest, she crossed the Pyrenees on foot, and then the Atlantic by boat to the United States. Only near the war's end did she return to Europe as a child-welfare officer for the United Nations, working with the shattered children freshly liberated from Nazi imprisonment at Dachau.»
oxforddnb.com
Oxford Dictionary of National Biography, Oxford Biography Index Number 105198[Hentet fra Wikidata]
Hilton, Isabel (19. juni 2012). «Gitta Sereny obituary». The Guardian (på engelsk). ISSN0261-3077. Besøkt 28. april 2019. «She contended that it was his – slight – acknowledgment to her of his guilt that precipitated his death, 70 hours later. Her book on Stangl, Into That Darkness (1974), remains one of the best books on the Third Reich and established Gitta's reputation as an authority on the history of the period. Though she said later that she loathed Stangl and that she was glad he had died, she also insisted that he was not evil.»
Adams, Tim (24. februar 2002). «Memories are made of this». The Observer (på engelsk). ISSN0029-7712. Besøkt 28. april 2019. «In advance of the Penguin/Lipstadt case coming to court, The Observer sought, with Sereny, to fight Irving's claims that the article had libelled him. To date, in preparing an initial defence for this case, which covers much of the same ground as the Penguin trial - how Irving has deliberately falsified historical record - this newspaper has had to spend £800,000 in legal fees. To apply to have the case struck off, because the allegations have already been heard and proven, would, with the prospect of a counter appeal by Irving, cost a further £50,000. In theory, The Observer might, if this application was successful, claim costs against Irving, (who, by defending himself, incurs none), but it would have to stand in line with Penguin and others, with little hope of receiving a penny.»
«Veteran journalist Gitta Sereny dies age 91». The Independent (på engelsk). 18. juni 2012. Arkivert fra originalen 29. november 2019. Besøkt 26. oktober 2019. «The veteran journalist and writer built a reputation as a fearless pursuer of uncomfortable truths with a series of books that confronted the authors of some of the most reviled acts of the 20th century and in so doing became a controversial figure herself, in particular for her decision to pay the child killer Mary Bell for co-operating on a biography about her crimes.»
«Gitta Sereney». dagerman.se. 2. juni 2002. Arkivert fra originalen 23. januar 2019. Besøkt 26. oktober 2019. «Hon påvisar att ondskans utövare är människor som liknar oss alla. Genom att bli varse de impulser som under extrema omständigheter skulle kunna driva oss att utöva grymhet kan vi öka vår förmåga att bromsa ondska när vi anar att den är på väg. Hon säger till oss att vi inte får låta barns nödrop när ingen vill se dem klinga ohörda. I denna hållning är hon en frände till Stig Dagerman. Därför får hon årets Dagermanpris.»
worldcat.org
Hilton, Isabel (19. juni 2012). «Gitta Sereny obituary». The Guardian (på engelsk). ISSN0261-3077. Besøkt 28. april 2019. «She contended that it was his – slight – acknowledgment to her of his guilt that precipitated his death, 70 hours later. Her book on Stangl, Into That Darkness (1974), remains one of the best books on the Third Reich and established Gitta's reputation as an authority on the history of the period. Though she said later that she loathed Stangl and that she was glad he had died, she also insisted that he was not evil.»
Schoenfeld, Gabriel (23. desember 2001). «Into That Darkness, Again». The New York Times (på engelsk). ISSN0362-4331. Besøkt 23. april 2019. «Placed in a finishing school, Sereny soon ran away and made her way to Paris. She was all of 17 when, with the fall of France, she found herself living under Nazi occupation, working as a volunteer nurse with orphaned children and hiding an occasional British airman for the Resistance. Tipped off to her imminent arrest, she crossed the Pyrenees on foot, and then the Atlantic by boat to the United States. Only near the war's end did she return to Europe as a child-welfare officer for the United Nations, working with the shattered children freshly liberated from Nazi imprisonment at Dachau.»
Adams, Tim (24. februar 2002). «Memories are made of this». The Observer (på engelsk). ISSN0029-7712. Besøkt 28. april 2019. «In advance of the Penguin/Lipstadt case coming to court, The Observer sought, with Sereny, to fight Irving's claims that the article had libelled him. To date, in preparing an initial defence for this case, which covers much of the same ground as the Penguin trial - how Irving has deliberately falsified historical record - this newspaper has had to spend £800,000 in legal fees. To apply to have the case struck off, because the allegations have already been heard and proven, would, with the prospect of a counter appeal by Irving, cost a further £50,000. In theory, The Observer might, if this application was successful, claim costs against Irving, (who, by defending himself, incurs none), but it would have to stand in line with Penguin and others, with little hope of receiving a penny.»
Sereny, Gitta (15. oktober 1971). «"Ich war gefangen in der Falle"». Die Zeit (på tysk). ISSN0044-2070. Besøkt 28. april 2019. «Wir waren uns einig: Das, was die da taten, war ein Verbrechen. Wir planten alles mögliche – auch desertieren. Wir haben lange über die Möglichkeit gesprochen. Aber wie hätten wir es tun können? Wo sollten wir hingehen? Vor allem, was würde unseren Familien geschehen?»
zeit.de
Sereny, Gitta (15. oktober 1971). «"Ich war gefangen in der Falle"». Die Zeit (på tysk). ISSN0044-2070. Besøkt 28. april 2019. «Wir waren uns einig: Das, was die da taten, war ein Verbrechen. Wir planten alles mögliche – auch desertieren. Wir haben lange über die Möglichkeit gesprochen. Aber wie hätten wir es tun können? Wo sollten wir hingehen? Vor allem, was würde unseren Familien geschehen?»
