IX. Anglo-German Review. II. № 2. 1938. January. P. 51

VIII. Walter Houghton, The Victorian frame of mind (New Haven, 1970), S. 328.

VI. Benjamin Kidd, Social Evolution (London, Ausgabe von 1898), p. 280.

II. Thurlow, Fascism in Britain (London, 1982), p. 13.

I. Edwin Jones, The English Nation, The great myth (Glowcestershire, 1998), p. 216; Benjamin

Jowett as quoted by R. Symonds, Oxford and Empire (Oxford, 1991), p. 28; Lord Alfred Milner, The Nations and the Empire. A Collection of Speeches and Addresses (London, 1913), p. xxxv; Carl Amery, Hitler als Vorläufer. Auschwitz — der Beginn des 21. Jahrhunderts? (München, 1998), S. 14; Arnold J. Toynbee, A Study of History, Vol. 1 (Oxford, 1935), p. 211; Charles Dilke, Greater Britain (London, 1869), pp. 223, 564; Richard L. Rubenstein, Modernization and the Politics of Extermination; Michael Berenbaum (Editor), A Mosaic of victims. Non-Jews persecuted and murdered by the Nazis (London, 1990), pp. 3 f, 6, 8f.

III. Paul Hayes, "The contribution of British intellectuals to Fascism, in: Lunn & Thurlow,
British Fascism, p. 168—186.

IV. Paul Hayes, "The contribution of British intellectuals to Fascism, in: Lunn & Thurlow,
British Fascism, p. 178.

V. Paul Hayes, "The contribution of British intellectuals to Fascism, in: Lunn & Thurlaw,

British Fascism, p. 178.

VII.Karl Pearson, National Life from the standpoint of Science (London, 1901), S. 19, zitiert
nach Paul Hayes, "Contributions of British intellectuals to Fascism": Lunn & Thurlaw,
British Fascism. S. 176f.

X. Carlyle, Critical and Miscellaneous Essays, \fol. V (Boston, 1838), p. 17; Thomas Carlyle,

Latter-Day Pamphlets, p. 55. Edition of Michael Goldberg and Jules Seigel (Canadian Federation for the Humanities, 1983), quoted by Chris R. Vanden Bossche, Carlyle and the Search for Authority (Columbus, Ohio, USA, 1991), p. 138, 168; Adolf Hitler, Mein Kampf (München, 1941), p. 479.

XI. Rudyard Kipling, Something of Myself (London, 1951), pp. 154, 157, 103, 119f, 132; R.
Thurston Hopkins, Rudyard Kipling's World (London, 1925), pp. 64f; Harold Orel
(Editor), Critical Essays on Rudyard Kipling (Boston, 1989), p. 221; Preben Karlsholm,
"Kipling and Masculinity", in: Raphael Samuel (Editor), Patriotism. Making and
unmaking of British national identity, Vol. HI (London, 1989), p. 215; Hans Grimm,
"Geistige Begegnung mit Rudyard Kipling", in: Das Innere Reich, October/March 1935/
36, S. 1458, 1465.

XII. E. K. Milliken, "The new Public Schools in Germany": The Times (London) of 28.
September 1935, cited by Harald Scholtz, Nationalsozialistische Ausleseschulen.
Internatsschulen als Herrschaftsmittel des Fuhrerstaates (Gottingen, 1973), S. 143.

XIII. J. W. Täte, "The Public Schools of Germany": Internationale Zeitschrift fur Erziehung, VI,
(1937), S. 172.

XIV. Täte, p. 172.

XV. G. A. Rowan-Robinson, "Training of the Nazi leaders of the Future" (Ansprache im
Chattham House, London, am 27. Januar 1938, under Chairmanship of Major В. Т. Reynold,
M. C, in: InternationalAffairs (Marz 1938), pp. 237, 235, 241.

XVI. Harald Scholtz, Nationalsozialistische Ausleseschulen. Internatsschulen als
Herrschaftsmittel des Fuhrerstaates (Gottingen, 1973), S. 99.

XVII. Volker Raddatz, Englandkunde im Wandel deutscher Erziehungsziele (о. О., 1977),
p. 146.

XVIII. Theodor Wilhelm, "Scholars or Soldiers? Aims and results of "Nazi" education":
Internationale Zeitschrift für Erziehung, VIII (vom 5. November 1939), S. 95.

XIX. Harald Scholtz, Nationalsozialistische Ausleseschulen, S. 190; Price Ward, Extra-special
Correspondent (London, 1957), S. 201.

XX. Volker Raddatz, Englandkunde im W&ndel deutscher Erziehungsziele (п. р., 1977), p. 146.

XXI. Ross McKibbin, Class and Culture. England 1918-1951 (London, 1998), pp. 238,
245; Т. С Worsley, Barbarians and Philistines. Democracy and the Public Schools (London,
1940), pp. 121,200.

XXII. H. John Field, Toward a Programme of Imperial Life. The British Empire at the turn
of the Century (Oxford, 1982), pp. 22, 35, 39; J. A. Mangan, in: John Mackenzie,
Imperialism and Popular Culture (Manchester, 1986), p. 116.

XXIII.Gerwin Strobl, The Germanic Isle. Nazi perceptions of Britain (Cambridge, 2000), pp.
80, 69, 76, 82.

XXIV. Rudolf Diels, Luzifer ante portas (Stuttgart, 1950), S. 84, zitiert in Josef Henke,
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Monologe im Führerhauptquartier (Rindlach, 1988), S. 393: 6 September, 1942; Hans F.
K. Günther, Ritter, Tod und Teufel. Der heldische Gedanke (München, edition of 1920),
S. 96: "Ruchlose Willenstat"; Raddatz, S. 152; Strobl, pp. 42, 64.

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