1. A Century of Christian Science Healing (Boston: The Christian Science Publishing Society, 1966), 136–145.
  2. “Lily Mabel Vinciguerra” in the US Social Security Applications and Claims Index, 1936–2007, https://www.ancestry.com/discoveryui-content/view/21242070:60901?tid=&pid=&queryId=5cf85acc45ad5aeaaf5e3eb37c59d3e4&_phsrc=TUO1&_phstart=successSource, retrieved 2/12/2021. Vinciguerra modified her given name, but not her surname, several times over the decades.
  3. Hartmann went on to become a well-known music critic in Vienna. See Bakk Sabine Nebenführ, “Parteimedien in Krisenzeiten. Eine kritische Diskursanalyse der ‘Arbeiter-Zeitung’, ‘Das kleine Volksblatt’ und ‘Österreichische Volksstimme’ während des Ungarischen Volksaufstandes 1956 und Prager Frühling 1968.” March 2010, Thesis, 167.
  4. A Century, 136.
  5. Transcription of November 1963 Vinciguerra audio tape, 1, Box 36743, Folder 66013. Stalag 17A was located near Kaisersteinbruch, about 30 miles from Vienna.
  6. “Telephone Conversation Crandell Epps and Mrs. L. Adrienne Vinciguerra, June 22, 1965,” 6–7, Box 36743, Folder 66013.
  7. Constantin Joffé, trans. Jacques Le Clerq, We Were Free (New York: Smith & Durrell, Inc., 1943).
  8. Orville Prescott, “Books of the Times,” The New York Times, 31 May 1943, 15. Prescott quotes from Joffé, We Were Free, 72–73.
  9. A Century, 136–137.
  10. Epps worked in the office that oversaw Christian Science military chaplains but was apparently assigned to work with Vinciguerra by the Committee on Publication—the Christian Science church’s public information office.
  11. “Telephone Conversation Crandell Epps and Mrs. L. Adrienne Vinciguerra, June 22, 1965,” 7.
  12. A Century, 137.
  13. Transcription of November 1963 Vinciguerra audio tape, 4, Box 36743, Folder 66013; “Telephone Conversation Crandell Epps and Mrs. L. Adrienne Vinciguerra, June 22, 1965,” 7–8.
  14. “Verification of Mrs. L. Adrienne Vinciguerra’s testimony: Crandell Epps and Miss Maria Band, June 11, 1965,” Box 36743, Folder 66013; When Vinciguerra joined The Mother Church in 1947, she gave her name as Mrs. Lily Vinciguerra and her address as 12 Randolph Ave., London W9, England. Her application was approved by Marjorie L. Gilmour, CS, and countersigned by Evelyn F. Heywood, CSB.
  15. Maria Band, “Verification: Testimony of Healing Submitted by Mrs. L. Adrienne Vinciguerra, June 11, 1965,” Box 36743, Folder 66013.
  16. Naomi Price to David Sleeper, letter, 23 July 1965, Box 36743, Folder 66013.
  17. Helen Beamish to David Sleeper, letter, 2, 23 July 1965, Box 36743, Folder 66013.
  18. William H. Waite to David E. Sleeper, memo, 4 August 1965, Box 36743, Folder 66013.
  19. Vinciguerra recounted the 1953 encounter in her letter to DeWitt John, 29 November 1963, Box 36743, Folder 66013. She mentioned Craig in “Telephone Conversation Crandell Epps and Mrs. L. Adrienne Vinciguerra, June 22, 1965,” 10.
  20. Vinciguerra to DeWitt John, 29 November 1963. The tape recording is no longer extant; it may have been returned to Vinciguerra.