// White House memorandum, subject: “U.S. Support for the Democratic Resistance Movement in Nicaragua,” 10 April 1985, 15, Box 4, Oliver North Files, DRF/Contra-General 1985, Democratic Resistance Forces, Reagan Presidential Library.

574

Джордж Шульц, стенограмма выступления на Совете по международным делам и в Торговой палате, Даллас, штат Техас, тема: «Борьба за демократию в Центральной Америке» 15 апреля 1983 г. // George Shultz “Struggle for Democracy in Central America,” 15 April 1983, in Realism, Strength, Negotiation: Key Foreign Policy Statements of the Reagan Administration, U.S. Department of State, Bureau of Public Affairs, May 1984, 125, Reagan Presidential Library.

575

Меморандум СНБ, тема: «Обзор политики США в Центральной Америке», 10 января 1986 г. // NSC memorandum, subject: “Review of U.S. Policy in Central America,” 10 January 1986, NSC 000128; Executive Secretariat, NSC; NSC Meeting Files, Reagan Presidential Library.

576

Richard Halloran, “U.S. Said to Weigh Training Contras,” The New York Times, 14 March 1986, http://www.nytimes.com/1986/03/14/world/us-said-to-weigh-training-contras.html.

577

Julia Preston, “Administration Plans to Use Green Berets to Train Contras,” The Washington Post, 4 April 1986.

578

Gary Weber (Colonel, U.S. Army, retired), interview by Will Irwin and Robert Stoegbauer at Booz Allen Hamilton office, Tampa, Florida, 1 October 2010.

579

Reardon, Council of War, 466.

580

Byman and Waxman, The Dynamics of Coercion, 118–119.

581

Paul, Clarke, and Grill, Victory Has a Thousand Fathers, 67, 71–72.

582

Reardon, Council of War, 466–467.

583

Gompert and Binnendijk, The Power to Coerce, 11.

584

Smith, OSS, 176.

585

Оперативный отдел Штаба союзных сил, телеграмма Объединенному комитету начальников штабов, подготовленная для генерала Эйзенхауэра, 22 августа 1943 г. // G-3, AFHQ, cable prepared for General Eisenhower to Combined Chiefs of Staff, 22 August 1943, in File WO204/11599, “Policy SOE & SOE/OSS Combined,” British National Archives, Kew, UK.

586

Roosevelt, The Overseas Targets, 60.

587

Оперативный отдел Штаба союзных сил, телеграмма генерала Эйзенхауэра Объединенному комитету начальников штабов, 22 августа 1943 г. // G-3, AFHQ, cable General Eisenhower to Combined Chiefs of Staff, 22 August 1943.

588

Rogers, Wartime Washington, 139.

589

Roosevelt, The Overseas Targets, 60.

590

Штаб союзных сил, «Указания по специальным операциям подполковнику Оболенскому», 13 сентября 1943 г. // AFHQ, “Special Operation Instruction to Lt. Col. S. Obolensky,” 13 September 1943, 2–3, in File WO204/11598, “Operations SOE-OSS Torch, Corsica and Italy,” British National Archives.

591

Serge Obolensky, One Man in His Time: The Memoirs of Serge Obolensky (New York: McDowell, Obolensky, 1958), 354.

592

Штаб союзных сил, «Указания по специальным операциям подполковнику Оболенскому» // AFHQ, “Special Operation Instruction to Lt. Col. S. Obolensky,” 2.

593

Roosevelt, The Overseas Targets, 61.

594

Obolensky, One Man in His Time, 356–363.

595

Roosevelt, The Overseas Targets, 61.

596

Corvo, The O.S.S. in Italy, 115.

597

Записка помощника начальника оперативного штаба генерал-майора Лоуэлла Рукса в отдел связи штаба союзных сил, тема: «Американские и британские войска для Корсики», 16 сентября 1943 г. // Major General Lowell W. Rooks, Assistant Chief of Staff G-3, memorandum to AFHQ Liaison Section, subject: “U.S. and British Troops for Corsica,” 16 September 1943, in File WO 204/11598, “OPS SOE/OSS, HS/AFHQ/2402,” British National Archives.

598

Roosevelt, The Overseas Targets, 60.

599

Карлтон Кун, служебная записка для протокола, тема: «Действия БСС на Корсике, 12 сентября – 5 октября 1943 г.» // Carleton S. Coon, memorandum for record, subject: “O.S.S. Activities in Corsica, September 12th to October 5th, 1943,” n.d., 2, 15, Box 121, Entry A1-210, RG 226, NARA II; Roosevelt, The Overseas Targets, 60. General Donovan had arranged for Coon to be commissioned in the Army as a major following his North Africa mission.

600

Roosevelt, The Overseas Targets, 80–81; Hogan, U.S. Army Special Operations in World War II, 29.

601

Chang Pao-min, “Kampuchean Conflict: The Continuing Stalemate,” Asian Survey 27, no. 7 (July 1987): 748.

602

“Cambodian Agony: Side-Show Continues,” Economic and Political Weekly 33, no. 10 (7 March 1998): 508; Scott, Deciding to Intervene, 83; Carpenter, U.S. Aid to Anti-Communist Rebels.

603

Chang Pao-min, “Kampuchean Conflict,” 748.

604

Gates, From the Shadows, 255.

605

Carpenter, U.S. Aid to Anti-Communist Rebels.

606

Chang Pao-min, “Kampuchean Conflict,” 749.

607

Abdulgaffar Peang-Meth, “A Study of the Khmer People’s National Liberation Front and the Coalition Government of Democratic Kampuchea,” Contemporary Southeast Asia 12, no. 3 (December 1990): 183.

608

Scott, Deciding to Intervene, 87.

609

Bernard Gwertzman, “U.S. Decides to Back Resistance Groups Active in Cambodia,” The New York Times, 3 May 1981, http://www.nytimes.com/1981/05/03/ world/us-decides-to-back-resistance.

610

Gwertzman, “U.S. Decides to Back Resistance Groups.”

611

Chang Pao-min, “Kampuchean Conflict,” 750.

612

Peang-Meth, “A Study of the Khmer People’s National Liberation Front,” 172–173, 179.

613

“Cambodian Agony,” 508.

614

Chang Pao-min, “Kampuchean Conflict,” 758.