Гитлерленд. Третий Рейх глазами обычных туристов - Эндрю Нагорски

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Интервью

Katharine (Kätchen) Truman Smith Coley (2010)

Robert Conquest (2009)

Eric Hanfstaengl (2009)

Richard Hottelet (2009)

Anita Lochner (2010)

David Marwell (2011)

Phillips Talbot (2009)

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Примечания

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«Hitlerland», «Naziland» – игра слов. От английского слова fatherland (амер. [ˈfɑːðərlænd], брит. [ˈfɑːðəlænd] (произносится как «фазе(р)ленд») – «отечество, родина» (буквальное значение «страна отцов»), которое имеет аналог с тем же смыслом в немецком – Vaterland [ˈfaːtɐˌlant] (произносится как «фаталянт»). Таким образом, «Гитлерленд» – это «страна Гитлера», а Гитлер за счет подстановки – «Отец». Также «Нациленд» – «страна наци (нацистов)». Произношение на немецкий лад: «Гитлерлянт», «Нацилянт». – Примеч. ред.