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Brook-Shepherd, December 17–19, 1990, in ibid., p. 328.
17. Michelle Green, Ellen Wallace, and Jonathan Cooper, “Europe’s Heads, Crowned and Otherwise, Bury Zita, the Last Habsburg Empress,” People , April 17, 1989, accessed March 4, 2012, http://www.people.com/people/archive/article/00003000320120043000300.html
18. Tony Judt, Postwar: A History of Europe Since 1945 (New York: Penguin Books, 2005), pp. 2–3.
19. Green, Wallace, and Cooper, “Europe’s Heads, Crowned and Otherwise, Bury Zita, the Last Habsburg Empress,” People , April 17, 1989, accessed March 4, 2012, http://www.people.com/people/archive/article/00003000320120043000300.html
20. Bogle, A Heart for Europe , p. 160.
21. New York Times , April 2, 1989.
22. Thomas, “Empress Zita,” The Catholic Counter-Reformation , p. 1.
Epilogue
1. Bogle, A Heart for Europe , p. iii.
2. Letter of Dr. Otto von Habsburg to the author, April 28, 2007.
3. For further information on Otto von Habsburg, the Duke of Windsor, King George VI, and the mystery of Grand Duchess Anastasia/Anna Anderson, consult the bibliography that follows.
4. Raffael Scheck, Mothers of the Nation: Right-Wing Women in Weimar Germany (New York: Berg Publishing, 2004), p. 11.
5. On the Official Website of the Imperial and Royal House of Hohenzollern, her name is given as Hermione. This is somewhat modern, as most pre-twenty-first-century sources refer to her as Hermine ( http://www.preussen.de/en/family/family_tree/william_ii._king_of_prussia__german_emperor.html [viewed November 1, 2011]).
6. Cecil, Wilhelm II , p. 315.
7. Clark, Kaiser Wilhelm II , p. 355.
8. Shaw, Royal Babylon (Kobo desktop version), chap. 5, para. 19.
9. The June 3 flotilla was the largest assemblage of boats in history. The celebrations that day were also the largest England had seen since the reign of King Charles II in the 1660s.
10. Ibid., chap. 9, para. 109.
11. Wilson and King, Resurrection of the Romanovs , p. 98.
12. Death certificate of Anastasia Nicholaievna Manahan, February 12, 1984, Commonwealth of Virginia, certificate of death 203-256, op. cit. in Resurrection of the Romanovs , King and Wilson, p. 253. Anderson married American professor Dr. John “Jack” Manahan in 1968.
13. Wall Street Journal , August 26, 2011.
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Alice, Princess of Albany. For My Grandchildren: Some
17. Michelle Green, Ellen Wallace, and Jonathan Cooper, “Europe’s Heads, Crowned and Otherwise, Bury Zita, the Last Habsburg Empress,” People , April 17, 1989, accessed March 4, 2012, http://www.people.com/people/archive/article/00003000320120043000300.html
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19. Green, Wallace, and Cooper, “Europe’s Heads, Crowned and Otherwise, Bury Zita, the Last Habsburg Empress,” People , April 17, 1989, accessed March 4, 2012, http://www.people.com/people/archive/article/00003000320120043000300.html
20. Bogle, A Heart for Europe , p. 160.
21. New York Times , April 2, 1989.
22. Thomas, “Empress Zita,” The Catholic Counter-Reformation , p. 1.
Epilogue
1. Bogle, A Heart for Europe , p. iii.
2. Letter of Dr. Otto von Habsburg to the author, April 28, 2007.
3. For further information on Otto von Habsburg, the Duke of Windsor, King George VI, and the mystery of Grand Duchess Anastasia/Anna Anderson, consult the bibliography that follows.
4. Raffael Scheck, Mothers of the Nation: Right-Wing Women in Weimar Germany (New York: Berg Publishing, 2004), p. 11.
5. On the Official Website of the Imperial and Royal House of Hohenzollern, her name is given as Hermione. This is somewhat modern, as most pre-twenty-first-century sources refer to her as Hermine ( http://www.preussen.de/en/family/family_tree/william_ii._king_of_prussia__german_emperor.html [viewed November 1, 2011]).
6. Cecil, Wilhelm II , p. 315.
7. Clark, Kaiser Wilhelm II , p. 355.
8. Shaw, Royal Babylon (Kobo desktop version), chap. 5, para. 19.
9. The June 3 flotilla was the largest assemblage of boats in history. The celebrations that day were also the largest England had seen since the reign of King Charles II in the 1660s.
10. Ibid., chap. 9, para. 109.
11. Wilson and King, Resurrection of the Romanovs , p. 98.
12. Death certificate of Anastasia Nicholaievna Manahan, February 12, 1984, Commonwealth of Virginia, certificate of death 203-256, op. cit. in Resurrection of the Romanovs , King and Wilson, p. 253. Anderson married American professor Dr. John “Jack” Manahan in 1968.
13. Wall Street Journal , August 26, 2011.
Bibliography
PRIMARY SOURCES
P ERIODICALS
Ashburton Guardian
Boston Evening Post
Daily Chronicle
Daily Express
Daily Mail
Daily Telegraph
Delo
Die Presse
Lewiston Evening Journal
Manchester Guardian
Neue Freie Presse
Newsweek Special Commemorative Issue: William & Catherine, A Royal Wedding
Ottawa Citizen
Providence News
Spokane Falls Daily Chronicle
The Glasgow Herald
The Guardian
The Lady
The Milwaukee Journal
The New York Times
The Palm Beach Post
The Times
Volkzeitung
U NPUBLISHED L ETTERS AND D OCUMENTS
Personal Correspondence
Dr. Otto von Habsburg, letter to the author, April 28, 2007.
Austria
Vienna State Archives
Hausarchiv
Hofarchiv
Staatsarchiv
England
London Public Records Office
Parliamentary Archives
Southampton University Archives
Germany
Berliner Hauptarchiv
Brandenburg-Preussisches Hausarchiv
Langenburg Hausarchiv
Hohenlohe Letters
P UBLISHED D IPLOMATIC AND P OLITICAL D OCUMENTS
MacCauley, Clay. The Hohenzollern Dynasty; Motive and Movement. Tokyo: n.p., 1916.
Rich, Norman and M. H. Fisher, eds. The Holstein Papers . Vol. 2. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1957.
US Department of State. Foreign Relations of the United States of America , 1952-1954. Vol. 10. Washington DC: GPO.
P UBLISHED L ETTERS AND M EMOIRS
Airlie, Mabel. Thatched With Gold . Edited by Jennifer Ellis. London: Hutchinson, 1962.
Alexander, Grand Duke of Russia. Once a Grand Duke. New York: Garden City Publishing, 1932.
Alexandra Feodorovna, Tsarina of Russia. Letters of the Tsaritsa to the Tsar, 1914-1916 . London: Duckworth, 1923.
Alice, Princess of Albany. For My Grandchildren: Some
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