Ward, J. M. (2015). The 1938 First Vienna Award and the Holocaust in Slovakia. Holocaust and Genocide Studies, 29(1), 76-108. «On November 2, 1938, Czecho-Slovak and Hungarian delegations assembled in Vienna's Belvedere Palace for final arguments before the two arbiters, German Foreign Minister Joachim von Ribbentrop and Italian Foreign Minister Count Galeazzo Ciano.»
Kaplan, Robert D. «The Antonescu Paradox». Foreign Policy (på engelsk). Besøkt 19. april 2020. «Marshal Ion Antonescu’s Romania was Adolf Hitler’s second-most important Axis ally after Benito Mussolini’s Italy (and one might easily consider Antonescu more formidable and useful from Hitler’s point of view than Mussolini was). Antonescu contributed 585,000 Romanian troops to the Nazi invasion of the Soviet Union from June to October 1941.»
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Gayle Olson-Raymer. «WWII Eastern Front». Huboldt State University. Arkivert fra originalen 9. mai 2019. Besøkt 17. mars 2019. «80 percent of all German military casualties occurred on the Eastern Front.»
Snyder, Timothy (16. september 2015). «Hitler’s world may not be so far away | Timothy Snyder». The Guardian (på engelsk). ISSN0261-3077. Besøkt 19. mai 2019. «It was this double assault upon state institutions in the Baltic states and eastern Poland, at first by the Soviet Union and then by Nazi Germany, that created the special field of experimentation where ideas of a Final Solution became the practice of mass murder. The Germans found political allies among antisemites and people who wished to restore statehood or undo the humiliation of national defeat. They found pragmatic allies, and these were likely more numerous, among people who wished to shift the burden of their own prior collaboration with the Soviets upon the Jewish minority. The Germans also found that they themselves, far more than their leaders expected, were capable of shooting Jews in cold blood. Not only the Einsatzgruppen but German police and soldiers killed Jews in huge mass shootings over pits.»
Ascherson, Neal (22. mai 2004). «Observer review: The Origins of the Final Solution by Christopher Browning». The Observer (på engelsk). ISSN0029-7712. Besøkt 17. november 2019. «Browning shows that this is wrong. The decisive impulse was not defeat but the euphoria of victory in Russia, in the summer of 1941. It was the sense that they were invincible which persuaded the Nazis that the genocide of Soviet Jews, which they were already carrying out, could be extended to the Jews of every nation they controlled.»
«Online Exhibition — United States Holocaust Memorial Museum». www.ushmm.org (på engelsk). Besøkt 24. november 2018. «His book, The Holocaust by Bullets: A Priest’s Journey to Uncover the Truth behind the Murder of 1.5 Million Jews, was published with the Museum's support.»
Gayle Olson-Raymer. «WWII Eastern Front». Huboldt State University. Arkivert fra originalen 9. mai 2019. Besøkt 17. mars 2019. «80 percent of all German military casualties occurred on the Eastern Front.»
Snyder, Timothy (16. september 2015). «Hitler’s world may not be so far away | Timothy Snyder». The Guardian (på engelsk). ISSN0261-3077. Besøkt 19. mai 2019. «It was this double assault upon state institutions in the Baltic states and eastern Poland, at first by the Soviet Union and then by Nazi Germany, that created the special field of experimentation where ideas of a Final Solution became the practice of mass murder. The Germans found political allies among antisemites and people who wished to restore statehood or undo the humiliation of national defeat. They found pragmatic allies, and these were likely more numerous, among people who wished to shift the burden of their own prior collaboration with the Soviets upon the Jewish minority. The Germans also found that they themselves, far more than their leaders expected, were capable of shooting Jews in cold blood. Not only the Einsatzgruppen but German police and soldiers killed Jews in huge mass shootings over pits.»
Ascherson, Neal (22. mai 2004). «Observer review: The Origins of the Final Solution by Christopher Browning». The Observer (på engelsk). ISSN0029-7712. Besøkt 17. november 2019. «Browning shows that this is wrong. The decisive impulse was not defeat but the euphoria of victory in Russia, in the summer of 1941. It was the sense that they were invincible which persuaded the Nazis that the genocide of Soviet Jews, which they were already carrying out, could be extended to the Jews of every nation they controlled.»
