Periodic Intelligence Summaries for the Western Europe Commanders-in-Chief Committee. Second Quarterly Summary. Report by the Joint Intelligence Committee

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Periodic Intelligence Summaries for the Western Europe Commanders-in-Chief Committee. Second Quarterly Summary. Report by the Joint Intelligence Committee

1 Jan 1949

TOP SECRET PERIODIC INTELLIGENCE SUMMARIES FOR THE WESTERN EUROPE COMMANDERS-IN-COMMITTEESECOND QUARTERLY SUMMARY ANNEX A MORALE PART I Soviet Armed Forces The overall situation regarding morale in the Soviet armed Forces is that the morale and bearing of the armed forces in the interior, certainly in the Moscow and Odessa areas are of a high order while the morale of the armed forces on occupational duties is generally low, though there has been some improvement due to the granting of home leave during the first quarter of 1949.
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Collection ID
CAB158
Conflict
Cold War
Countries
Albania Austria Bulgaria Canada Czechoslovakia Finland France Germany Hungary India Italy Poland Romania Russia Soviet Union Turkey USSR Yugoslavia
Document Reference
CAB 158/6/16
Document Types
Report Memorandum
File Reference
CAB 158/6
Identifier
10.1080/swwf.cab158.0006.016
Keywords
Military Intelligence Alliances Information Sharing Intelligence Distribution Morale Soviet Army Assessing Enemy Strength Military Strength Soviet Satellite States Training Soviet Air Force Air Power Soviet Navy Naval Strength Manpower Mobilisation Military Organisation Polish Armed Forces Hungarian Armed Forces Czechoslovakian Armed Forces Yugoslav Armed Forces Occupied Germany Occupied Austria Soviet-occupied Europe War Preparations Predicting Enemy Intentions Weapons Development Occupation Arrangements Demobilisation Albanian Armed Forces Bulgarian Armed Forces Romanian Armed Forces Zones Of Occupation German Government Blockades Berlin Airlift Berlin Economy Partition Industry Foreign Policy German Navy Shipping Communism Ideology German Politics Politics Politicians Soviet Strategy Police Partisans Treaties Diplomatic Disputes Austrian Government Subversion Missiles Technology Biological Warfare Chemical Warfare Atomic Warfare Secret Weapons Submarines Armaments Warships
Languages
English
Organizations
Chiefs of Staff Communist Information Bureau Foreign Office Ministry of Defence Joint Intelligence Sub-Committee
Pages
32
Persons Discussed
John Gardiner William Hayter Adolf Hitler Douglas Packard Lawrence Pendred Josef Stalin Kenneth Strong
Published in
United Kingdom
Series
Chiefs of Staff. Joint Intelligence Committee. Memoranda. Jan. - June 1949. Papers Nos. J.I.C. 1-41 Volume L
Themes
Military Intelligence International Relations

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