Bibliography

Primary Sources

1.     Author:  NA

        Name of Website: The Berlin Airlift

        Title Of Article:  NA

        Name of Online Database:  Harry S. Truman Library and Museum

        URL:  http://www.trumanlibrary.org/whistlestop/study_collections/berlin_airlift/

        This source is filled with primary sources in the form of actual CIA documents from the               time of the Berlin Airlift.  I plan on using information from the documents in my research.            They mostly detail the proceedings of West-Soviet negotiations and diplomacy at the                   time of the Airlift.

2.     R. H. Hillenkoetter, Director CIA, Memorandum for the President, 30 June, 1948

        (Accessed through the Truman Library website.  This is a CIA document dated from the

        time of the Blockade.)

3.     Summary of Department of State telegrams, 15 July, 1948

        (Accessed through the Truman Library website.  This is a CIA document dated from the

        time of the Blockade.)

Secondary Sources

1.     Author:  NA

        Name of Website: Wikipedia   

        Title Of Article:  Berlin Blockade

        URL:  http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Berlin_airlift#Berlin_airlift

        This site has provided me with general information to help introduce me into my topic.                I plan to not use very much information from this site and instead get in from other                        sources.

2.     Author:  NA

        Name of Website: Spirit of Freedom

        Title Of Article:  The Berlin Airlift

        URL:  http://www.spiritoffreedom.org/airlift.html

        This site has provided me with general information which helped me get orientated with              my topic.  I will use this source instead of Wikipedia for general information about the                Berlin Airlift.

3.     Parish, Thomas. Berlin in the Balance. Reading, Massachusetts: Addison Wesley,                       1998.

        This book is filled with in-depth information about the cause for the Berlin

        Airlift along with the Airlift itself.  This book will be a major contributor to my                           research.     

4.     Haydock, Michael D. City Under Siege. Washington D.C.: Batsford Brassey, 1999.                     This book is also filled with in-depth information about the cause of the

        Airlift along with information about the Airlift itself.  However, this book will be a                     smaller part of my research as I find the writing style of Berlin in the Balance easier to               discern information from.

5.     Schuffert, John H. Airlift Laffs. Washington D.C.: Air Force Times, 1949.

        This source is filled with newspaper comics drawn during the airlift.  It showed me the               general mood of people who worked in operations for the Airlift.

6.     Shlaim, Avi. The United States and the Berlin Blockade. Berkely, California: University

        of California P, 1983. 18 Feb. 2008 <http://www.trumanlibrary.org>. (Accessed through

        the Truman Library website.)

7.     Griffin, Robert E. Airbridge to Berlin - the Berlin Crisis of 1948. Presidio Press, 1998.

        18 Feb. 2008 <http://www.trumanlibrary.org/whistlestop/BERLIN_A/INDEX.HTM>.

        (Accessed through the Truman Library website.)

8.     Botting, Douglas. From the Ruins of the Reich. New York: Crown, 1995. 18 Feb. 2008

        <http://www.trumanlibrary.org>.

        (Accessed through the Truman Library website.)