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First Lady

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by Sonia Purnell


  61

  Goodwin, No Ordinary Time, p11

  62

  Ibid., p10

  63

  Morgenthau Diaries, p483

  64

  Eleanor Roosevelt, This I Remember, p185

  65

  Winant, A Letter from Grosvenor Square, p171

  66

  Harriman Papers, Box 159

  67

  Meiklejohn Papers, Box 211, Library of Congress

  68

  Morgenthau Diaries, 23 September 1944

  69

  Moran, Struggle for Survival, p201

  70

  Clementine Churchill to Franklin D. Roosevelt, 1 November 1942, FDRL

  71

  Eleanor Roosevelt’s diary, FDRL, 20 October 1942

  72

  Joseph Lash, Eleanor and Franklin, p664

  73

  Goodwin, No Ordinary Time, p140

  74

  Lash, Eleanor and Franklin, p662

  75

  FDRL, Box 1364, diary of Mrs Roosevelt’s trip to London

  76

  Meacham, Franklin and Winston, p197

  77

  Goodwin, No Ordinary Time, p397

  CHAPTER 11: FROM FDR TO STALIN

  1

  Soames, Clementine Churchill, p366

  2

  Harriman, Special Envoy, p362

  3

  Mary Soames, Sunday Times, 18 December 1977

  4

  CSCT, 14 January 1943

  5

  CSCT, John Martin to private office, undated

  6

  National Archives, PREM 4/72/1

  7

  Meacham, Franklin and Winston, p204

  8

  Pendar, Adventures in Diplomacy, pp151–2, quoted in Meacham, Franklin and Winston, p213

  9

  CSCT, 5–6 February 1943

  10

  CSCT, 10 December 1943

  11

  Colville, Fringes of Power, p476

  12

  http://www.bbc.co.uk/history/ww2peopleswar/stories/04/a5878704.shtml

  13

  Maisky, Memoirs of a Soviet Ambassador, pp208–9

  14

  CSCT, 13 September 1943

  15

  CSCT, 13 May 1943

  16

  CSCT, 13 May 1943

  17

  CSCT, 28 May 1943

  18

  Will Swift, Roosevelts and Royals, p180

  19

  Goodwin, No Ordinary Time, p82

  20

  Meacham, Franklin and Winston, p21, interview with Mary Soames

  21

  Goodwin, No Ordinary Time, p109

  22

  Lash, Eleanor and Franklin, pp699–700

  23

  John Colville, The Churchillians, p112

  24

  Moran, Struggle for Survival, p837

  25

  Cowles, The Era and the Man, p338

  26

  Meacham, Franklin and Winston, p228

  27

  Colville, The Churchillians, p22

  28

  Lord Ismay, Memoirs, p304, 26 August 1943

  29

  Meacham, Franklin and Winston, p233, interview with Mary Soames

  30

  Ibid., pp236–7

  31

  Geoffrey Ward, Closest Companion, p238

  32

  Moran, Struggle for Survival, pp122–3

  33

  Philadelphia Record, 6 August 1943

  34

  CSCT, 23 September 1943

  35

  William Hassett, Off the Record with FDR, p201

  36

  Kimball (ed.), Churchill and Roosevelt: The Complete Correspondence, Vol II, p447

  37

  Ward, Closest Companion, p238

  38

  Sir Ronald Wingate, Lord Ismay: A Biography, p100

  39

  CSCT, 23 November 1943

  40

  CSCT, 26 November 1943

  41

  Ibid.

  42

  CSCT, 23 November 1943

  43

  Churchill, Thread in the Tapestry, pp62–3

  44

  Gilbert, Road to Victory, p89

  45

  Meacham, Franklin and Winston, pxiii

  46

  Ibid., p265

  47

  Moran, Struggle for Survival, p151

  48

  CSCT, 2 December 1943

  49

  Moran, Struggle for Survival, p162

  50

  National Archives; quoted in Soames, Speaking for Themselves, p494, 16 December 1943

  51

  Colville, Footprints in Time, p134

  52

  National Archives CAB 120/120; quoted in Soames, Clementine Churchill, p381

  53

  Moran, Struggle for Survival, p164

  54

  Soames, Clementine Churchill, p379

  55

  Ibid., p380

  56

  Wheeler-Bennett (ed.), Action This Day, p157

  57

  Moran, Struggle for Survival, p165

  58

  Colville, Fringes of Power, p456

  59

  Cooper, Trumpets from the Steep, p182

  60

  Colville, Fringes of Power, p457

  61

  CSCT, 24 December 1943

  62

  Cooper, Trumpets from the Steep, p181

  63

  Colville, Fringes of Power, p459

  64

  Wheeler-Bennett, Action This Day, p235

  65

  Ibid., p263

  66

  PHP Box 3

  67

  Moran, Struggle for Survival, p241

  68

  Soames, Clementine Churchill, p385

  69

  Ibid., p386

  70

  Colville, Fringes of Power, p467

  71

  Parrish, To Keep the British Isles Afloat, p240

  72

  Ogden, Life of the Party, p125

  73

  Ibid., p173

  74

  Author’s interview with John Julius Norwich

  75

  PHP Box 1

  76

  Ogden, Life of the Party, p145

  77

  PHP Box 3

  78

  Bedell Smith, Reflected Glory, p113

  79

  Olson, Citizens of London, pxv

  80

  Testimony from a nurse at Bernard Baruch’s South Carolina Estate, New York Times, 31 January 1988; quoted in Parrish, To Keep the British Isles Afloat, p6

  81

  Sunday Times, 31 October 1982

  82

  Colville, Fringes of Power, p530

  83

  Robert Bruce Lockhart, director of the Political Warfare Executive (in charge of propaganda) quoted in Macmillan, War Diaries, p474

  84

  Moran, Struggle for Survival, p173

  85

  Ibid., p35

  86

  Ibid., pix

  87

  War Diaries of Hugh Dalton, p714

  88

  Henry Morgenthau, Mostly Morgenthaus, p361

  89

  Morgenthau, Diaries: Years of War, p336

  90

  Colville, Fringes of Power, p506

  91

  CSCT, 17 August 1944

  92

  CSCT, Clementine’s private diary, 14 September 1944

  93

  PHP Box 164

  94

  Meacham, Franklin and Winston, p299

  95

  Kimball (ed.), Churchill and Roosevelt: The Complete Correspondence, Vol III, p332

  96

  CSCT, 8 October 1944

  97

  Mary S. Lovell, The Churchills, p473

  98

  CSCT, 4 December 1944
r />   99

  Sherwood, Roosevelt and Hopkins, p837

  100

  Alanbrooke, War Diaries, p566, 6 July 1944

  101

  Colville, Fringes of Power, p538

  102

  CSCT, 29 December 1944

  103

  CSCT, 12 August 1944

  104

  CSCT, 15 August 1944

  105

  Churchill, Memories and Adventures, passim

  106

  PHP Box 3

  107

  CSCT, 30 January 1945

  108

  Colville, Fringes of Power, p537

  109

  Moran, Struggle for Survival, p194

  110

  Colville, Fringes of Power, p554, 20 January 1945. The quotations are taken from Colville’s more pithy but accurate summary of the letter rather than the less concise words of Attlee himself.

  111

  Colville, Fringes of Power, p554

  112

  Ibid., p555

  113

  Moran, Struggle for Survival, pp232–3

  114

  CSCT, 1 February 1945

  115

  Colville, Fringes of Power, p568

  116

  116 Soames, Clementine Churchill, p404

  117

  Ibid., p404

  118

  CSCT, 29 March 1945

  119

  CSCT, 1 April 1945

  120

  CSCT, 2 April 1945

  121

  CSCT 3/49

  122

  CSCT, 6 April 1945

  123

  CSCT, 4 August 1942

  124

  Hamblin Files 1/4

  125

  CHOH

  126

  CSCT, 6 April 1945

  127

  CSCT 3/37

  128

  CSCT, 14 April 1945

  129

  Gilbert, WSC VII, p1341

  130

  Gerald Pawle, The War and Colonel Warden, pp373–4

  131

  CSCT, 8 May 1945

  132

  FDRL, Eleanor Roosevelt Files

  133

  Moran, Struggle for Survival, p168

  134

  CSCT, 5 May 1945

  135

  Clementine’s honour, to be worn on the left breast, gave her the right to free travel on trams, trains and ships on soft seats and in first-class carriages, as well as advantageous accommodation, pension and tax rights in Russia, plus a monthly allowance of twenty roubles.

  CHAPTER 12: A PRIVATE LINE

  1

  Moran, Struggle for Survival, p309

  2

  Thomas, Member for Woodford, pp130–1

  3

  Moran, Struggle for Survival, p279

  4

  Pawle, The War and Colonel Warden, p399

  5

  Mary Soames diary, 26 July 1945, quoted in Mary Soames, A Daughter’s Tale, p460

  6

  Churchill, A Thread in the Tapestry, p88

  7

  Soames, Clementine Churchill, p426

  8

  Harris, Attlee, p412

  9

  Colville, Fringes of Power, p613

  10

  The Diaries of Sir Henry Channon, p429

  11

  CSCT 3/56, 27 July 1945

  12

  CSCT, 1 June 1945

  13

  Schlup and Whisenhunt (eds), It Seems to Me, p62; quoted in Meacham, Franklin and Winston, p361

  14

  Moran, Struggle for Survival, p310

  15

  Ibid, p325

  16

  Soames, Clementine Churchill, p428

  17

  http://hansard.millbanksystems.com/lords/1945/aug/15/the-japanese-surrender-address-to-the-nation

  18

  Channon, Diaries, p411

  19

  Soames, Clementine Churchill, p429

  20

  Churchill, Keep On Dancing, p78

  21

  Beaton, The Happy Years, p53

  22

  Soames, Clementine Churchill, p439

  23

  Ibid., p443

  24

  Ibid.

  25

  Ibid., p444

  26

  Churchill, A Thread in the Tapestry, p94

  27

  CSCT, 12 September 1948

  28

  Meacham, Franklin and Winston, p366

  29

  Gilbert, WSC VIII, p466, quoted in Celia Sandys, Chasing Churchill, p201

  30

  Heather White-Smith, My Years with the Churchills, p34

  31

  Author’s interview with David Roosevelt

  32

  FDRL, Box 1542

  33

  FDRL, Box 1683

  34

  Author’s interview with Chips Gemmell

  35

  W magazine, 9–16 November 1979

  36

  Illustrated London News, March 1981

  37

  Soames, Clementine Churchill, p452

  38

  Author’s interview

  39

  Churchill, Keep On Dancing, p97

  40

  Ibid., p95

  41

  Soames, Clementine Churchill, p458

  42

  Churchill, Keep On Dancing, p139

  43

  Cecil Beaton, Diaries 1948–55: The Strenuous Years

  44

  Soames, Clementine Churchill, p475

  45

  Bonham Carter, Daring to Hope, p127

  46

  Bonham Carter papers, 13 August 1953

  47

  CSCT, 16 October 1953

  48

  White-Smith, My Years with the Churchills, p24

  49

  Soames, Clementine Churchill, p481

  50

  Colville, The Churchillians, p64/5

  51

  Moran, Struggle for Survival, p741

  52

  Ibid., p454

  53

  Ibid., p494

  54

  Pearson, Citadel of the Heart, p368

  55

  Author’s interview with Chips Gemmell

  56

  Churchill, Keep On Dancing, p207

  57

  CHOH 24/4

  58

  Alastair Horne, Macmillan 1894–1956, Macmillan, 1988

  59

  Bonham Carter papers 165

  60

  Soames, Clementine Churchill, p493

  61

  Cecil Beaton, Beaton in the Sixties, p226

  62

  Moran, Struggle for Survival, pxii

  63

  Elizabeth Longford, The Queen Mother, p130

  64

  Noël Coward, Diaries, p207

  65

  Letter from Clementine to the school, 24 May 1958, Berkhamsted School archives

  66

  Author’s interview with Shelagh Montague Browne

  67

  Author’s interview with Chips Gemmell

  68

  Author’s interview with Heather White-Smith

  69

  White-Smith, My Years with the Churchills, p54

  70

  Soames, Clementine Churchill, p499

  71

  Anthony Montague Browne, Long Sunset, p148

  72

  PHP Box 3

  73

  Coward, Diaries, p322

  74

  Sandys, Chasing Churchill, p11

  75

  Montague Browne, Long Sunset, p299

  76

  Thomas, Member for Woodford, p181

  77

  Howells, Simply Churchill, p19

  78

  CSCT, 27 October 1962

  79

  Gilbert, In Search of Churchill, p316

  80

  CSCT, 16 October 1
962

  81

  Soames, Clementine Churchill, p528

 

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