Perdona, pero tenia otra version electronica y la pagina no referencia a las notas, que es donde salen los problemas.
Prueba a copiar (ahora si) la pagina 930, y mira si aparecen los numeros.
Perdon por la molestias, solo quiero solucionar el problema.
Muchas gracias!!
Problema con PDF
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" Notes and Sources
rection of attack, Sukhinichi.’
page 514 Several versions of Hitler’s
famous row with Halder on Aug ,
, exist: Heusinger’s, Manstein’s,
and Warlimont’s memoirs. I used especially
Halder’s conversation with General
Heim on Aug , (recorded
by hidden microphones at CSDIC).
page 515 I have reconstructed
Rommel’s supply problems in the
desert from his diary and private letters
(t/R); from the diary of
General von Waldau, director of air operations
(Africa), with its many appendices;
from Greiner’s draft war diary;
from the daily reports of Rommel’s
Panzer Army Africa; from the naval stawar diary and from Ritter’s AA le on
Egypt, serial .
page 516 Hitlers plan to ‘dispose of’
Stalingrad’s population is referred to in
Halder’s diary, Aug , and Greiner’s
draft of Sep , . Halder was presumably
Weizsäcker’s source in writing
(diary, Sep ) ‘So our plan is to destroy
Bolshevism and the Russian empire. To
this end Stalingrad and Leningrad are
to be destroyed.’
page 516 For Richthofen’s hostility to
Hoth, see his diary, Jul –, and Aug
– and , ; and Greiner’s and
Halder’s diaries, Aug , .
page 516 List’s visit to Hitler is recounted
in the diaries of Richthofen,
Greiner, Halder, and Army Group A,
Aug ; and the naval sta, Sep –,
.
page 517 I base my account on Jodl’s
own papers. Milch wrote in his diary
on Sep , : ‘Vinnitsa, to see Führer.
Noon, conference on Central Planning
and aviation. Row about List?’ Saur told
me in : ‘It was the worst depression
I have ever experienced at the HQ,
because Jodl’s report was such a shock
– up to then nobody had wanted to believe
it, and the Führer wouldn’t have
found out for a long time either if Jodl,
who was an extraordinarily honest man,
hadn’t told him.’
page 517 Julius Schaub’s papers contain
a full account of the recruiting of
the conference stenographers. I also
used Bormann’s diary, Sep , ;
Heiber’s introduction to the war conferences,
pages et seq.; and the correspondence
between Lammers and
Göring’s sta in September and Oct
(t/). Before committing suicide in
May Hitler’s court historian
Scher ordered the stenograms of the
war conferences destroyed. Fortunately
his adjutant Wilhelm Scheidt (see note
to page ) took notes on which he
based a useful series of articles in Echo
der Woche, Sep – Nov , and his
widow turned his papers over to me. I
also suspect that a set of the stenograms
will eventually be found in former Soviet
archives.
page 518 Stenographer Karl Thöt,
who served Hitler from Sep , ,
to the very end, wrote a diary which is
in my collection at the IfZ. Hitler went
to great lengths to win the stenographers’
respect; on Dec , the
diary records how the Führer received
the two duty stenographers a few minutes
early and explained, ‘In earlier
times I often used stenographers. In
or I was called to testify in a
trial against Dr. Goebbels in Berlin. The
lawyer – a half-Jew – red one question
after another at me from a.m. to
p.m. trying to trap me; and I was well
aware that the press was just waiting to"
No aparece nigun simbolo extraño como los que cuentas ...
" Notes and Sources
rection of attack, Sukhinichi.’
page 514 Several versions of Hitler’s
famous row with Halder on Aug ,
, exist: Heusinger’s, Manstein’s,
and Warlimont’s memoirs. I used especially
Halder’s conversation with General
Heim on Aug , (recorded
by hidden microphones at CSDIC).
page 515 I have reconstructed
Rommel’s supply problems in the
desert from his diary and private letters
(t/R); from the diary of
General von Waldau, director of air operations
(Africa), with its many appendices;
from Greiner’s draft war diary;
from the daily reports of Rommel’s
Panzer Army Africa; from the naval stawar diary and from Ritter’s AA le on
Egypt, serial .
page 516 Hitlers plan to ‘dispose of’
Stalingrad’s population is referred to in
Halder’s diary, Aug , and Greiner’s
draft of Sep , . Halder was presumably
Weizsäcker’s source in writing
(diary, Sep ) ‘So our plan is to destroy
Bolshevism and the Russian empire. To
this end Stalingrad and Leningrad are
to be destroyed.’
page 516 For Richthofen’s hostility to
Hoth, see his diary, Jul –, and Aug
– and , ; and Greiner’s and
Halder’s diaries, Aug , .
page 516 List’s visit to Hitler is recounted
in the diaries of Richthofen,
Greiner, Halder, and Army Group A,
Aug ; and the naval sta, Sep –,
.
page 517 I base my account on Jodl’s
own papers. Milch wrote in his diary
on Sep , : ‘Vinnitsa, to see Führer.
Noon, conference on Central Planning
and aviation. Row about List?’ Saur told
me in : ‘It was the worst depression
I have ever experienced at the HQ,
because Jodl’s report was such a shock
– up to then nobody had wanted to believe
it, and the Führer wouldn’t have
found out for a long time either if Jodl,
who was an extraordinarily honest man,
hadn’t told him.’
page 517 Julius Schaub’s papers contain
a full account of the recruiting of
the conference stenographers. I also
used Bormann’s diary, Sep , ;
Heiber’s introduction to the war conferences,
pages et seq.; and the correspondence
between Lammers and
Göring’s sta in September and Oct
(t/). Before committing suicide in
May Hitler’s court historian
Scher ordered the stenograms of the
war conferences destroyed. Fortunately
his adjutant Wilhelm Scheidt (see note
to page ) took notes on which he
based a useful series of articles in Echo
der Woche, Sep – Nov , and his
widow turned his papers over to me. I
also suspect that a set of the stenograms
will eventually be found in former Soviet
archives.
page 518 Stenographer Karl Thöt,
who served Hitler from Sep , ,
to the very end, wrote a diary which is
in my collection at the IfZ. Hitler went
to great lengths to win the stenographers’
respect; on Dec , the
diary records how the Führer received
the two duty stenographers a few minutes
early and explained, ‘In earlier
times I often used stenographers. In
or I was called to testify in a
trial against Dr. Goebbels in Berlin. The
lawyer – a half-Jew – red one question
after another at me from a.m. to
p.m. trying to trap me; and I was well
aware that the press was just waiting to"
No aparece nigun simbolo extraño como los que cuentas ...
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