Alexander P. de Seversky and the Quest for Air Power

Selected Bibliography

329 Selected Bibliography Manuscripts and Archival Material Columbia University, New York Oral History Research Office: Reminiscences of Alexander Kartveli Cradle of Aviation Museum, Garden City, New York Papers of Alexander P. de Seversky Manufacturer’s Collection: Seversky/Republic Dwight D. Eisenhower Presidential Library, Abilene, Kansas Papers of Jacqueline Cochran Hagley Museum & Library, Wilmington, Delaware Papers of Elmer A. Sperry Library of Congress, Washington, D.C. Recording of Songs by N. G. Severskii Library of Congress, Manuscript Division, Washington, D.C. Papers of the American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics: Seversky Folder Papers of Frank M. Andrews Papers of Ira C. Eaker Papers of William Mitchell Papers of Alexander de Seversky Papers of Carl Spaatz Long Island Studies Institute, Hofstra University Papers of Alexander P. de Seversky Family National Air and Space Museum Archives Seversky Biography Files National Archives, College Park, Maryland Record Group 342 (Sarah Clark Collection): Bomb Sights File Russian State Archive War-Naval Fleet, St. Petersburg World War I Military File for Aleksandr Nikolaevich Prokof’ev-Severskii 330 Selected Bibliography U.S. Air Force Historical Research Agency, Maxwell Air Force Base Orvil A. Anderson Collection Henry H. Arnold Collection Marvin C. Demler Collection George W. Goddard Interview of de Seversky Murray Green Interview of de Seversky Allen L. Patterson Collection Sebie B. Smith Collection Ann Hamilton Tunner Interview U.S. Strategic Air Forces Europe: Interrogation of Reich Marshal Hermann Goering U.S. Strategic Air Forces Europe: Carl Spaatz File U.S. Strategic Bombing Survey: Interview No. 56, Reichmarshal Hermann Goering War Department Bureau of Public Relations: Major Seversky’s Report on Pacific Air Power February 19, 1946 War Department Bureau of Public Relations: Report (on Europe Air Power) of Major Alexander P. de Seversky to the Honorable Robert P. Patterson, Secretary of War, September 27, 1945 Newspapers Biloxi Herald Cleveland News Cleveland Plain Dealer Dayton Journal Detroit News The (Washington) Evening Star (New York) Journal American Knoxville Tennessee Journal Lexington Herald-Leader Los Angeles Herald-Examiner Los Angeles Times Orlando Morning Sentinel New York American New York Daily News New York Evening Journal New York Herald Tribune New York Mirror New York Post New York Times New York World Telegram San Francisco Examiner 331 Selected Bibliography The (New York) Sun Wall Street Journal Washington Post Books by Alexander P. de Seversky Air Power: Key to Survival. New York: Simon & Schuster, 1950. America: Too Young to Die! New York: McGraw-Hill Book Company, 1961. Victory through Air Power. New York: Simon & Schuster, 1942. Magazine/Journal Articles by Alexander P. de Seversky “The Air Around Us.” This Week (March 6, 1966), 2. “Air Power Ends Isolation.” The Atlantic 168 (October 1941): 408–16. “Air Power, Missiles, and National Survival.” The Air Power Historian 5 (January 1958): 20–29. “Air Power to Rule World.” Science Digest 12 (October 1942): 33–36. “The Airplane of Tomorrow.” Mechanix Illustrated 28 (September 1942): 40–45, 156. “America Repeats Europe’s Aviation Mistakes.” American Mercury 53 (October 1941): 401–10. “Are We Headed for Military Dictatorship?” Pageant 4 (April 1949): 147–54. “Artificial Gravity for Spaceships.” Science Digest 20 (October 1946): 5–8. “Atomic Bomb Hysteria.” Reader’s Digest 48 (February 1946): 121–26. “Aviation Ballyhoo vs. Aviation Facts.” American Mercury 55 (September 1942): 263–74. “Aviation vs. Isolation.” Vital Speeches of the Day 7 (July 1, 1941): 557–58. “Axis Blunders in Air Strategy.” Cosmopolitan 112 (November 1942): 36. “Bomb the Axis from America!” American Mercury 57 (December 1943): 675–83. “Build an Invincible Air Force Now.” Vital Speeches of the Day 17 (January 1, 1951): 173–78. “Command of Space.” The Airpower Historian 9 (October 1962): 253. “DeSeverskyonStrategicOrganization.”Air Force Magazine41(June1958):83–84,87–88. “Don’t Let Censorship Destroy Us!” This Week (September 18, 1955), 7, 34, 36–38. “Future of the Robot Plane.” American Mercury 59 (September 1944): 322–25. “Hard Facts on Air Power.” American Mercury 50 (August 1940): 406–14. “How Can Pursuit Aviation Regain Its Tactical Freedom?” U.S. Air Services 22 (March 1934): 16–17. “How to Answer Neutralism.” The Freeman (October 6, 1952), 17–19. “How We Must Bomb Japan.” American Magazine 133 (April 1942): 14–15, 102–4. “I Owe My Career to Losing a Leg.” Ladies’ Home Journal 61 (May 1944): 20–23, 164–69. “I Remember Billy Mitchell.” Vogue 100 (October 15, 1942): 46, 91–93. “Importance of Global Command of the Air.” Vital Speeches of the Day 23 (November...