129. Arendt, Н. Elemente und UrsprungetotalerHerrschaft. – Frankfurt, 1955.

130. Armitage, D. Ideological Origins of the British Empire. – Cambridge, 2000.

131. Barnett, C. The collapse of British Power. – L., 1997.

132. Barrow, I.J. The East Indian Company, 1600/1858: a short history with Documents. Hackett Publishing Company, Inc. – 2017.

133. Beer, H. Fuhrers und Folgen. Herrschen und Beherrschtwerdenim Sprachgut der Angelsachsen: Ein Beitragzur Erforschung von Fuhrertum und Gefolgschaft. – Breslau, 1939.

134. Berle A., Means G. The Modern Corporation and Private Property. – NY: Macmillan, 1932.

135. Blanc, О. Les hommes de Londres. Histoiresecrete de la Terreur. – P.: Albin Michel, 1989.

136. Bley, H. Kolonialherrschaft und Sozialstruktur in Deutsch Sudwestafrika // Hamburger BeitragezurZeitgeschichte, Bd. V. – Hamburg, 1968.

137. Boberach, H. (Hrsg.). Meldungenaus dem Reich. Die geheimenLageberichte des Sicherheitsdienstes der SS 1938–1945. Band II – Jahreslage-Berichte fur 1938 des Sicherheitshauptamtes. о. – O., 1984.

138. Le Bon, G. A que se debe la superioridad de los anglosajones? – Madrid, o.J.

138a. Boss, V. Newton Russia. The Early Influence, 1698–1796. Harvard Univ. Press, Cambridge, Massachusetts, 1972.

139. Boyce, R., Robertson, E. Paths to War. New essays on the origins of the Second World War. – NY, 1989.

140. Breitmann, R. Staatsgeheimnisse: Die Verbrechen der Nazis – von den Alliiertentoleriert. – Blessing, 1999.

141. Brew, J. The Sinews of Power: War, Money and the English State 1688–1783. Unwin Hyman Inc., London, 1989.

142. Brie, F. Imperialistische Stromungen in der englischen Literatur. – Halle, 1928.

143. British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC), Nachrichtensendung in deutscher Sprachevom 3. September 1939.

143a. The British Empire. Caledonian Mercury, 15th October 1821.

144. Burke, E. Reflections on the Revolution in France. – L., 1899.

145. Burnham, J. The Managerial Revolution: Or, what is Happening in the World Now. – L.: Putnam, 1941.

146. Butler, J.R.M. History of the second World War. The Grand Strategy. Vol. II. – L., 1957.

147. Butler, M. Romantics, Rebels and Reactionaries. English Literature and its backgrounds 1760–1830. – Oxford, 1981.

148. Bytwork, R. Julis Streicher. – NY, 1983.

149. Cairns, H.A.C. Prelude to Imperialism. British reactions to Central African society 1840–1890. – L., 1965.

150. Calder, W Empire of Secrets: British Intelligence, the Cold War and the Twilight of Empire. US Overlook 2013.

151. Cambridge History of English Literature, Vol. XII. – Cambridge, 1916.

152. Cannadine, D. Decline and Fall ofthe British Aristocracy. – NY, 1990.

153. Caputi, R. Neville Chamberlain and Appeasement. – L., 2000.

154. Carley, M.J. 1939: The Alliance that never was. – Chicago, 1999.

155. Carlyle, T. Latter-Day Pamphlets. Edition of Michael Goldberg and Jules Seigel. – Canadian Federation for the Humanities, 1983.

156. Carswell, J. The South Sea Bubble (Revised ed.). England: Alan Sutton Publishing Ltd., 1993.

157. Cecil, R. The Myth of the Master Race. Alfred Rosenberg and Nazi ideology. – L., 1972.

158. Clapp, E.J. Economic Aspects of The War. – New Haven: The Yale University Press, 1915.

159. Colloms, В. Charles Kingsley. The Lion of Everley. – L., 1975.

160. Colville, J. Fringes of Power. Dawning Street Diaries 1939–1955. – L., 1985.

161. Colvin, J. Vansittart in Office, A historical survey of the origins of the second World War based on the papers of Vansittart. – L., 1965.

162. Cook, T Georg R. Parkin and the concept of Britannic idealism // Journal of Canadian Studies, X, Nr. 3, 1975.