[111] Lovin, p. 70.
[112] Aldrovandi Marescotti, Nuovi ricordi, p. 87.[113] Hankey, pp. 182–5.
[114] Garran, p. 270.
[115] Yale University Library, House diary, 20.3.19.[116] C. T. Thompson, p. 411.
[117] Headlam-Morley, p. 178.
[118] Marks, “Smoke and Mirrors,” p. 370, n. 138.[119] F. Stevenson, p. 187.
[120] Duroselle, p. 886.
[121] H. Nicolson, Peacemaking, p. 368; Shotwell, p. 383.[122] FRUS, vol. 11, pp. 597–604; H. Nicolson, Peacemaking, pp. 365–71; Schiff, pp. 167–71; Hankey, pp. 188–9; Callwell, vol. 2, p. 201.[123] Eubank, p. 193.
[124] House, Intimate Papers, vol. 4, p. 487.[125] Shotwell, p. 383.
[126] Schiff, pp. 170–2.
[127] Aldrovandi Marescotti, Nuovi ricordi, p. 110.[128] Rowland, p. 495.
[129] C. T. Thompson, p. 421.
[130] Headlam-Morley, p. 180; Garran, p. 272; F. Lloyd George, p. 145; FRUS, vol. 11, pp. 603–4; Ashmead-Bartlett, pp. 208–10.[131] Ryder, p. 224.
[132] Waite, p. 129.
[133] Epstein, pp. 388–89.
[134] Skidelsky, vol. 1, pp. 374–5, 378–9.[135] Ibid., pp.348–53.
[136] Keylor, “Versailles and International Diplomacy,” p. 485, n. 51.[137] Ferguson, “Keynes and German Inflation,” p. 375.[138] Schuker, End of French Predominance, p. 296.[139] Schuker, American “Reparations” to Germany, p. 12.[140] Keiger, p. 271.
[141] Kershaw, Hitler, pp. 148–53.
[142] See, for example, Cohen.
[143] Bessel, “Why Did the Weimar Republic Collapse?”, pp. 126–8.[144] Schuker, American “Reparations” to Germany, pp. 16–17; Marks, “Reparations Reconsidered, ” passim.[145] Marks, “The Myths of Reparations,” pp. 233–4; Eyck, vol. 1, pp. 174–5.[146] P. Mantoux, vol. 1, p. 151.
[147] Schuker, American “Reparations” to Germany, pp. 106–8; Marks, “The Myths of Reparations,” p. 233.[148] Marks, “Smoke and Mirrors,” p. 348; Temperley, vol. 2, p. 54.[149] Eyck, vol. 1, p. 318.
[150] Waite, chapter 8.
[151] Wheeler-Bennett, Nemesis of Power, p. 98.[152] Ibid., pp. 145–46.
[153] Eyck, vol. 1, 223–4; Nekrich, chapter 1, passim.[154] See Weinberg, “The Defeat of Germany,” pp. 252–3.[155] Department of State, The Treaty of Versailles and After, p. 27.[A1] 托马斯·曼（Thomas Mann，1875—1955），德国作家，诺贝尔文学奖获得者。——译者注[A2] 指威斯悯斯特政府嚏系下，在特殊时期浸行的大选，例如战时或战厚浸行的选举，民众心理会有较明显的倾向。“卡其选举”这个名字来自布尔战争期间英军军敷的颜涩—卡其涩。——译者注[A3] 《唐怀瑟》是一部跟据德国中世纪传说写成的三幕歌剧，是瓦格纳所有歌剧中最广受世人喜矮的作品。——译者注[A4] 德国度假胜地，位于该国南部，山脉纵横，布慢了森林。——译者注尾声
