The Long
Insurgency

Archive record

Felix Gilbert

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Chronology

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Sources

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  1. Secret Reports on Nazi Germany (Laudani edition) Raffaele Laudani, editor. 2013.
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Identity and relevance

Historian and OSS analyst named with Marcuse on R&A 1281 and with Neumann and Marcuse on R&A 1483 in internal assignment and intelligence records.

Dated report-level roles

  • 1943-10-20: R&A 1281, The Significance of Prussian Militarism for Nazi Imperialism: jointAuthorOf. Evidence: Eugene Anderson to Carl E. Schorske, 24 September 1943, RG 226, entry 59, box 1, Projects Committee Correspondence.
  • 1943-09-21: R&A 1483, Possible Patterns of German Collapse: jointAuthorOf. Evidence: PIR no. 34, section I.2, R&A 1113.34; Neumann to Sinclair Armstrong, 17 January 1944, RG 226, entry 146, box 84, folder 98.

Source, confidence, and limits

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