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File Title Ministry of Defence and Cabinet Office: Central Intelligence Machinery: Joint Intelligence Sub-Committee Later Committee: Minutes (JIC Series). Joint Intelligence Committee. Meetings 70-139
Reference CAB 159/10
Date 1 July 1951 - 31 December 1951
Government Department Cabinet Office
File Accession Date 1994

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A volume of meeting minutes of the Joint Intelligence Committee (JIC). The JIC was formed of representatives from the intelligence services, the armed services, and the Foreign Office. Its purpose was to assess military, security, and foreign policy requirements and coordinate Britain's intelligence organisations accordingly. The JIC members discussed a vast range of international and domestic issues in their meetings. In this file, subjects documented include indications of Soviet preparedness for war; armistice negotiations and communist military dispositions in the Korean War; evidence of Soviet assistance to North Korean and Chinese forces; the vetting of foreign nationals attending military training courses in the U.K.; political relations and information sharing with Yugoslavia; intelligence provision for NATO and Supreme Headquarters Allied Powers Europe (SHAPE); the release of intelligence on NATO and Eastern Bloc armed forces to the press; the security implications of publishing official service histories; and tensions between Pakistan and India.

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i Front Cover Download PDF (121 KB)
ii Table of Contents Download PDF (2.46 MB)
70th 1. Chinese Communist Intentions in the Light of their Experience during the First Year of War in Korea; 2. Soviet Research and Development; 3. Tripartite Talks in Singapore; 4.; 5. The Standing Group Intelligence Section; 6. Service Attache Representation in China; 7. Chinese Nationalist Intentions; 8. Review of the Situation Round the Soviet and Satellite Perimeter 5 July 1951 Download PDF (1.27 MB)
71st 1. Access to Captured Documents Dealing with Relations between French and British Governments; 2. Security Vetting of Foreigners Attending Training Courses in the United Kingdom; 3. Regrading of Classified Documents; 4. Telephone Privacy Sets; 5. Imposition of Unit Censorship in the Middle East 6 July 1951 Download PDF (968 KB)
72nd 1. Survey of Subversive Communist Acitivities in the Far East as at 31st March, 1951; 2. Standing Group Intelligence Section; 3. Study by the E.M.M.O. Regional Planning Group of the Association of Turkey and Greece with N.A.T.O. Military Planning 11 July 1951 Download PDF (783 KB)
73rd 1. J.I.C. Weekly Intelligence Review (Europe) for S.H.A.P.E.; 2. Disclosure of Classified P.W. Intelligence Information through Publication of Escape and Evasion Studies of World War Ii.; 3. Review of the Situation Round the Soviet and Satellite Perimeter; 4. Soviet Intentions, Probable Campabilities and Strategy; 5. Chairmanship of the E.M.I. Sub-Committee 12 July 1951 Download PDF (1.51 MB)
74th 1. Tripartite Security Working Group; 2. Potential for Soviet Sabotage and Espionage in N.A.T.O. Shipyards; 3. Interrogation of Released British Prisoners held by Communists in Korea 13 July 1951 Download PDF (1,018 KB)
75th 1. Tactical and Strategical Targets in Germany for Destruction by Bombers if Ground Demolition Fails; 2. Range of the Type 27 Light Bomber; 3. N.A.To.O National Intelligence Staffs Conference 18 July 1951 Download PDF (598 KB)
76th 1. Potential Threat to the British Position in Egypt; 2.; 3. Soviet Research and Development; 4. Value of Intelligence Derived from Defectors; 5. Intelligence for S.H.A.P.E.; 6. Review of the Situation Round the Soviet and Satellite Perimeter; 7. J.I.C. Weekly Intelligence Review (Europe) for Shape; 8. Indian and Pakistan Intentions over Kashmir 19 July 1951 Download PDF (1.74 MB)
77th 1. Compromise of Top Secret Document on Atomic Energy Establishments; 2. Article 3 of Status of Armed Forces of the Atlantic Pact Countries; 3. Employment of Certain Firms on Secret Government Contracts; 4. Disclosure of Information about the Armed Forces of the North Atlantic Treaty. Organization; 5. Loss of a Top Secret Document on Nerve Gas; 6. Security of Ammunition and Explosives in Transit in the United Kingdom; 7. The Conquest of Sicily 20 July 1951 Download PDF (1.10 MB)
78th 1. Likelihhod of Attack on Yugoslavia; 2. Outline of the Scale and Nature of Air Attack on the U.K. - 1951/54; 3. Exchange of Intelligence on Spanish Morocco; 4. Standing Group Intelligence Committee 25 July 1951 Download PDF (621 KB)
79th 1. Visit by the Chairman to Germany; 2. Probable Soviet Capabilities and Strategy in the Event of Total War in 1952; 3. Invasion of the United Kingdom - 1951/1952; 4.; 5. Review of the Situation Round the Soviet and Satellite Perimeter; 6. J.I.C. Weekly Intelligence Review (Europe) for S.H.A.P.E.; 7. August Bank Holiday Arrangements 26 July 1951 Download PDF (1.99 MB)
80th 1. Interrogation of Released British Prisoners-of-War held by Communists in Korea; 2. Evasion, Escape and Rescue in South East Asia; 3. Prisoner-of-War Intelligence - Joint Service Planning; 4. Policy for the Release of Information about Allied Forces; 5. Lenigrad - Intensification of Security Measure; 6. 27 July 1951 Download PDF (863 KB)
81st 1. Beach Reconnaissance; 2. Evidence of Russian Assistance to the Chinese Communists; 3. N.A.T.O. National Intelligence Staffs Conference; 4. Scale and Nature of Air Attack on the United Kingdom - 1951/54 1 August 1951 Download PDF (881 KB)
82nd 1. TASS Agency Radio Monitoring Station; 2. Moscow Publication "News"; 3. Potential Threat to the British Position in Egypt; 4. Chinese Communist Intentions in the Light of their Experiences during the First Year of War in Korea; 5. Intelligence for Planning Purposes; 6. Review on the Situation Round the Soviet and Satellite Perimeter; 7. J.I.C. Weekly Intelligence Review (Europe) for S.H.A.P.E. 2 August 1951 Download PDF (1.53 MB)
83rd 1. Present State of Tension between India and Pakistan; 2. Situation on the Sino-Burmese Frontier; 3. Intelligence for S.H.A.P.E.; 4. Military and Economic Strength of the Soviet Union; 5. Chinese Communist Intentions in the Light of their Experiences during the First Ear of War in Korea; 6. Soviet Research and Development; 7. Review of the Situation Round the Soviet and Satellite Perimeter; 8. J.I.C. Weekly Intelligence Review (Europe) for S.H.A.P.E. 9 August 1951 Download PDF (1.81 MB)
84th 1. Release of Information on Soviet and Satellite Armed Forces; 2. Windows of Civil Aircraft - Blacking out in War; 3.; 4. Soviet and Satellite Military Representation in United Kingdom 10 August 1951 Download PDF (926 KB)
85th 1. Counter Intelligence in Germany; 2. Preparation of a World Wide Military Situation Report for the North Atlantic Council; 3. Likelhood of Attack on Yugoslavia; 4. Likely Reactions in the Middle East on the Assassination of King Abdullah of Jordan; 5. Security of Malaya 15 August 1951 Download PDF (1.11 MB)
86th 1. Developments in Soviet Policy and Tactics; 2.; 3. TASS Agency Radio Monitoring Station; 4. Soviet Service Attache Representation in the United Kingdom; 5. Soviet Air Force Activity in the (Soviet) Far East; 6. Review of the Situation Round the Soviet and Satellite Perimeter; 7. Weekly Appreciation of Indications of Aggessive Moves by the Communists in the F.E.; 8. J.I.C. Weekly Intelligence Review (Europe) for S.H.A.P.E.; 9. Encouragement of Defectors 16 August 1951 Download PDF (1.75 MB)
87th 1. Release of Information on Soviet and Satellite Armed Forces; 2. Disclosure of Information about the Armed Forces and Defence Plans of the North Atlantic Treaty Organisation 17 August 1951 Download PDF (506 KB)
88th 1.; 2. Possible Scale of Attack on British Honduras; 3. Tripartite Talks in South-East Asia; 4. German Scientists for India 22 August 1951 Download PDF (692 KB)
89th 1. Exchange of Intelligence with Yugoslavia; 2. J.I.C. Weekly Intelligence Review (Europe) for S.H.A.P.E.; 3. Review of the Situation Round the Soviet and Satellite Perimeter; 4. Recent Activity in the Western Sector of the Soviet Orbit; 5. Soviet Intentions and Capabilities in the Event of War in 1954 - Appreciation for Shape; 6. Vice Admiral E.W.L. Longley-Cook 23 August 1951 Download PDF (1.59 MB)
90th 1. Proposed Examination of the Functioning of the Nato Security System in the United States, Canada, United Kingdom and France; 2. Press Leakage; 3. British Legation, Bucharest; 4. Tripartite Security Working Group 24 August 1951 Download PDF (1.18 MB)
91st 1. Intelligence for N.A.T.O.; 2. Future of Intelligence in Germany; 3. Charter for Intelligence Division; Germany 29 August 1951 Download PDF (1.23 MB)
92nd 1. Rear Admiral Sir Anthony Buzzard; 2. Meeting with the Chiefs of Staff; 3. The Situation in Persia; 4.; 5. The Potential Air Threat to United Nations Forces in Korea; 6. Soviet Policy and Tactics; 7. Chinese Communists Intentions in the Light of their Experience during the First Year of War in Korea; 8. Intelligence from Korea; 9. Review of the Situation Round the Soviet and Satellite Perimeter; 10. J.I.C. Weekly Intelligence Review (Europe) for S.H.A.P.E. 30 August 1951 Download PDF (1.12 MB)
93rd 1.; 2.; 3. Russian Middle East Strategy; 4. Most Likely Time of Year for the Soviet Union to Start a War; 5. A.A. Defences of the Soviet Union; 6. Nato National Intelligence Staffs Conference 5 September 1951 Download PDF (853 KB)
94th 1. Soviet Research and Development; 2. Review of the Situation Round the Soviet and Satellite Perimeter; 3. J.I.C. Weekly Intelligence Review (Europe) for S.H.A.P.E.; 4. Communist Intentions in the Far East; 5. N.A.T.O. National Intelligence Staffs Conference; 6. Intelligence for N.A.T.O. 6 September 1951 Download PDF (1.28 MB)
95th 1. Director, H.C.H.Q.; 2. Intelligence from Japan; 3. Threat to Hong Kong; 4. Likelihood of the Soviet Union Initiating a German Peace Treaty; 5. The Effect on Israel of the Association of Egypt with Middle East Command; 6. World Wide Intelligence Organisation in War; 7.; 8. Future Developments in the Middle East; 9. Review of the Situation Round the Soviet and Satellite Perimeter; 10. Joint Intelligence Committee Weekly Intelligence Review (Europe) for S.H.A.P.E.; 11. N.A.T.O. National Intelligence Staffs Conference; 12. Intelligence for N.A.T.O.; 13. Intelligence for N.A.T.O. - Lecture at N.A.T.O Defence College; 14. Intelligence from Korea 13 September 1951 Download PDF (2.05 MB)
96th 1. Disclosure of Information on the Armed Forces; 2 Explanation of the Functioning of the N.A.T.O. Security System in the United States, Canada, United Kingdom and France; 3. Publication of Information about Research and Development; 4. Issue of 'D' Notices to the "Daily Worker"; 5. Inter-Service Scheme for the Training of Russian Linguists for War 14 September 1951 Download PDF (1.04 MB)
97th 1. Biological Warfare - The Soviet Threat; 2. Service Attaches in Sofia; 3.; 4. Demolition in Germany; 5. Soviet Use of Narco-Analysis 19 September 1951 Download PDF (960 KB)
98th 1. Review of the Situation Round the Soviet and Satellite Perimeter and other Sensitive Areas; 2. J.I.C. Weekly Intelligence Review (Europe) for S.H.A.P.E.; 3. Likelihood of the Soviet Union Negotiating a German Peace Treaty; 4. The Effect on Israel of the Association of Egypt with the Middle East Command; 5. Review of Assessments Made since January 1947. By the J.I.C. On Communists Intentions; 6. Review of the Middle East and North Africa; 7. Possible Extension of the War in the Far East; 8. Intelligence from Sweden on the Soviet Union; 9. Visit of Director General, Security Service, to New Zealand; 10. Intelligence for N.A.T.O.; 11. S.H.A.P.E. Request for Intelligence on Soviet Air Defence Capabilities; 12. 20 September 1951 Download PDF (1.59 MB)
99th 1. Security of Information about Munitions Production; 2. Organisation of Technical Intelligence Within N.A.T.O. in Time of War; 3. Security Vetting of Foreigners Attending Training Courses in the United Kingdom 21 September 1951 Download PDF (717 KB)
100th 1. British Nationals held Behind the Iron Curtain; 2. Clandestine Attack on the Crops and Animals of the Commonwealth; 3. Military and Economic Strength of the Soviet Union; 4.; 5. Chinese Nationalist Activities in the Sino-Burmese Frontier Area 26 September 1951 Download PDF (688 KB)
101st 1. Intelligence for N.A.T.O.; 2. Intelligence from Sweden on the Soviet Union; 3. Preparation of a Report for the North Atlantic Council; 4. Appreciation of Soviet Capabilities and Intentions 1951-1954; 5. Possible Extension of the War in the Far East; 6. Preparation of War Plans - Intelligence Appreciation; 7. Review of the Situation Round the Soviet and Satellite Perimeter and other Sensitive Areas; 8. J.I.C. Weekly Intelligence Review (Europe) for S.H.A.P.E. 27 September 1951 Download PDF (1.35 MB)
102nd 1.; 2. The Communist Peace Campaign in the United Kingdom and British Colonies; 3. Tripartite Intelligence Talks in South East Asia; 4. Service Attaches in Sofia; 5. Civil Defence Intelligence; 6. Soviet Use of Narco-Analysis 3 October 1951 Download PDF (1.04 MB)
103rd 1. Possible Extension of the War in the Far East; 2.; 3.; 4. Intelligence for N.A.T.O.; 5. Preparation of a Report for the North Atlantic Council; 6.; 7. Review of the Situation Round the Soviet and Satellite Perimeter and other Sensitive Areas; 8. Joint Intelligence Committee Weekly Intelligenc Review (Europe) for S.H.A.P.E. 4 October 1951 Download PDF (1.51 MB)
104th 1.; 2.; 3. Defence Information Storage Programme; 4. Service Attaches in Sofia; 5. Intelligence on the Mig 15; 6. Standing Group Intelligence Committee 10 October 1951 Download PDF (526 KB)
105th 1. Intelligence for N.A.T.O.; 2. Intelligence from Sweden on the Soviet Union; 3. Reducing the Enemy Threat to the U.K.; 4. Tripartite Intelligence Conference on South East Asia; 5. Meetings during Week Ending 26th October; 6. Review of the Situation Round the Soviet and Satellite Perimeter and other Sensitive Areas; 7. Joint Intelligence Committee Weekly Intelligence Review (Europe) for S.H.A.P.E. 11 October 1951 Download PDF (1.32 MB)
106th 1. Revision of Cosmic Security Precedure by North Atlantic Council Deputies; 2. National Inspection Within the United Kingdom Cosmic Security System; 3. Facilities for Members of the Persian and Egyptian Armed Forces; 4. Misuse of Certain Warning Classifications; 5. Evasion, Escape and Rescue in Korea; 6. Documents Research Section - Germany 12 October 1951 Download PDF (1.12 MB)
107th 1.; 2.; 3. Intelligence for N.A.T.O. From Austria and Trieste 17 October 1951 Download PDF (583 KB)
108th 1. Visit of Chairman to J.I.C. Germany; 2. Review of Current Reports on the Likelihood of War and of Probable Strategy and Capabilities; 3. Forward Planning; 4. Intelligence from the Far East; 5. Future Developments in Korea; 6. Reducing the Enemy Threat to the U.K.; 7. Material Effects of the Bombing of the Yalu Dams; 8. Review of the Situation Round the Soviet and Satellite Perimeter and other Sensitive Areas; 9. J.I.C. Weekly Intelligence Review (Europe) for S.H.A.P.E. 18 October 1951 Download PDF (1.21 MB)
109th 1. Scale and Nature of Air Attack on the U.K.; 2. Tripartite Talks in Singapore; 3. Intelligence from N.A.T.O. From Austria and Trieste 24 October 1951 Download PDF (933 KB)
110th 1. Situation in Burma; 2. Likelihood of War; 3. Report for the North Atlantic Council; 4. Review of the Present State of our Intelligence; 5. Review of the Situation Round the Soviet and Saellite Perimeter and other Sensitive Areas; 6. J.I.C. Weekly Intelligence Review (Europe) for S.H.A.P.E. 24 October 1951 Download PDF (1.03 MB)
111st 1. Special Security Measures; 2. B.W. Trials at Sea - 1952 - Security; 3. Sponsorship of Prisoner-of-of-War Intelligence; 4. Facilities for Members of the Persian and Egyption Armed Forces; 5. Distribution to Service Formations of J.I.C. Documents; 6. "D" Notices in the Commonwealth; 7. Leningrad - Intensifications of Security Measures; 8. Attempts to Obtain Scientific Intelligence 26 October 1951 Download PDF (1.33 MB)
112nd 1. Report for the North Atlantic Council; 2. Intelligence for N.At.O. 26 October 1951 Download PDF (715 KB)
113rd 1. Future Developments in Persia; 2. Scale and Nature of Raids on the United Kingdom in the Event of War 1951/52; 3. Potential Air Threat to the United Nations Forces in Korea; 4.; 5.; 6. Intelligence for N.A.T.O. From Austria and Trieste; 7. Tripartite Military Staff Talks in South East Asia 31 October 1951 Download PDF (1.13 MB)
114th 1. J.I.B. Work in the Far East; 2. Visit of Chairman of J.I.C. Germany; 3. Review of the Situation Round the Soviet and Satellite Perimeter and other Sensitive Areas; 4. J.I.C. Weekly Intelligence Review (Europe) for S.H.A.P.E.; 5. Intelligence for Nato.; 6. Likelihood of Total War with the Soviet Union up to the End of 1954; 7. Review of the Present State of our Intelligence 1 November 1951 Download PDF (1.50 MB)
115th 1. Tripartite Military Staff Talks in South East Asia 1 November 1951 Download PDF (363 KB)
116th 1. Release of Captured German Documents to the Germans; 2. Revision of the N.A.T.O. Security System: Proposal for Security Coordination Committee in Europe; 3. Yugoslav Service Attache Representation in the United Kingdom 3 November 1951 Download PDF (754 KB)
117th 1. Likelihhood of Total War with the Soviet Union up to the End of 1954; 2. Reducing the Enemy Threat to the United Kingdom 6 November 1951 Download PDF (536 KB)
118th 1. The Most Likely Time of Year for the Soviet Union Deliberately to Start a War in the Period 1951-1953; 2. Potential Air Threat to the U.N. Forces in Korea; 3. Future Developments in Persia; 4. Intelligence for N.A.T.O. 7 November 1951 Download PDF (741 KB)
119th 1. Scale and Nature of Soviet Airborne Attack on the U.K. At Short Notice; 2. Report for the North Atlantic Council; 3. Review of the Situation Round the Soviet and Satellite Perimeter and other Sensitive Areas; 4. J.I.C. Weekly Intelligence Review (Europe) for S.H.A.P.E.; 5. Review of the Present State of our Intelligence the Application of Operation Research to Intelligence: Soviet and Satellite Defectors; 6. Death of the Air Attache, Moscow; 7. Co-Operation between the Norwegian and Swedish Services 8 November 1951 Download PDF (1.16 MB)
120th 1. Potential Air Threat to the United Nations Forces in Korea; 2. Demolitions in Germany; 3. Situation in Burma; 4. The Most Likely Time of Year for the Soviet Union Deliberately to Start a War in the Period 1951-1953; 5. Intelligence for S.H.A.P.E. 14 November 1951 Download PDF (893 KB)
121st 1. Scope of the Weekly Perimeter Review; 2. Disclosures of Defence Information in the United States Press; 3. Review of the Situation Round the Soviet and Satellite Perimeter and other Sensitive Areas; 4. J.I.C. Weekly Intelligence Review (Europe) for S.H.A.P.E.; 5. Likelihood of Total War with the Soviet Union up to the End of 1954 15 November 1951 Download PDF (1.25 MB)
122nd 1. Leningrad: Intensification of Security Measures; 2. Employment of Cypriot Clerks on Secret and Top Secret Work in G.H.Q. Melf.; 3. British Commander-in-Chief's Mission to the Soviet Forces of Occupation; 4. Official Calls by Soviet and Satellite Attaches; 5. Russian Language Students; 6. Facilities for Members of the Persian and Egyptian Armed Forces; 7. Publication of Information about Research and Development - Draft 'D' Notice No. 5; 8. Fleet Visits to Spain; 9. Application of a Certain Security Classification; 10. Press Interviews - Instructions to Commanders; 11. Permanent Committee on Geographical Names 16 November 1951 Download PDF (1.87 MB)
123rd 1. Scale and Nature of Raids on the United Kingdom; 2. Russian Strategy in Yugoslavia; 3. 21 November 1951 Download PDF (885 KB)
124th 1. Requirement of a Weekly Meeting of Heads of Middle East Sections; 2. Lectures to Students of the Imperial Defence College; 3. Vistts by the Director of Naval Intelligence and the Assitant Chief of Air Staff (Int:) to the United States; 4. Review of the Situation Round the Soviet and Satellite Perimeter and other Sensitive Areas; 5. J.I.C. Weekly Intelligence Review (Europe) for S.H.A.P.E.; 6. Soviet and Satellite Defences; 7. Meeting with the Chairman, J.I.C. (Germany) 22 November 1951 Download PDF (2.09 MB)
125th 1. Publication of Information about Reserach and Development; 2. Security Vetting of Foreigners Attending Training Courses in the United Kingdom; 3. Facilities for Members of the Persian and Egyptian Armed Forces; 4. Visits by Army Officers on Leave to Yugoslavia and Czechoslovakia for Language Training 23 November 1951 Download PDF (714 KB)
126th 1. Radiological Warfare; 2. Review of Chemical Warfare Development up to End of 1954; 3. Scale and Nature of Attack on the Colonies; 4. Scale and Nature of Attack on Sea Communication; 5. The Effects and Possible Consequences of an Extension of U.N. Forces of the War in Korea; 6. Intelligence from N.A.T.O. From Austria and Trieste 28 November 1951 Download PDF (1.13 MB)
127th 1. Soviet and Satellite Defences; 2. German Intelligence Organisation; 3. Lectures to Students of the Imperial Defence College; 4. Security Arrangements in New Zealand; 5. Soviet Intentions and Capabilities in the Event of Total War; 6. The Present State of our Intelligence and Measures to Improve it; 7. Review of the Situation Round the Soviet and Satellite Perimeter and other Sensitive Areas 29 November 1951 Download PDF (1.79 MB)
128th 1. Application of a Certain Security Classification; 2. Vetting of Official Histories - British War Production by Professor H.M. Postan; 3. Beach Reconnaissance; 4. Persian Service Trainees at Courses in the U.K. 30 November 1951 Download PDF (1.19 MB)
129th 1. 3 December 1951 Download PDF (388 KB)
130th 1. Potential are Threat to United Nations Forces in Korea; 2. Tripartite Talks Intelligence - South East Asia; 3. Tactical Targeting; 4. Colonel R.F. Stoney 5 December 1951 Download PDF (803 KB)
131st 1. Statements by General Robertson; 2. Publication of Information on the Relative Strengths of N.A.T.O. and Soviet Bloc Forces; 3. Korea, the Far East and South East Asia; 4. Christmas Arrangements; 5. Co-Ordination of Intelligence in the Middle East; 6. Purchase of Armament by Egypt; 7. Weekly Meeting of Heads of Middle East Section; 8. Review of the Situation Round the Soviet and Satellite Perimeter and other Sensitive Areas 6 December 1951 Download PDF (1.98 MB)
132nd 1. Vetting of Official Histories - British War Production by Professor H.M. Postan; 2. Vetting of Official Histories - Control of Raw Materials by J. Hurstfield; 3. Gibraltar; 4. Co-Ordination of Intelligence in the Middle East; 5. Visits by Army Officers on Leave to Yugoslavia for Language Training; 6. Plans for the Evacuation of Military Attaches in the Event of Hostilities; 7. Employment of Certain Forms on Secret Governement Contracts 7 December 1951 Download PDF (1.03 MB)
133rd 1. The Scale of Fifth Column Activity to be Expected in the Event of War with the Soviet Union between the Present Date and the End of 1952; 2. Review of Assessments of Communist Intentions Made since Jan 1947 by the Joint Intelligence Committee; 3. Use by the Germans of Soviet Nationals Against the Soviet Union in the Late War; 4. Lecture at the N.A.T.O. Defence College; 5. Defectors and Deserters; 12 December 1951 Download PDF (671 KB)
134th 1. Communist Intentions in the Far East and South East Asia during the next Six Months in the Light of the Cease Fire Talks in Korea; 2. The Possible Consequences of an Extension by the U.N. Forces of the Korean War 12 December 1951 Download PDF (233 KB)
135th 1. Possible Consequences of an Extension by United Nations Forces of the Korean War; 2. Scale and Nature of Attack on Sea Communication; 3. Reviewioe the Situation Round the Soviet and Satellite Perimeter and other Sensitive Areas; 4.; 5. Visit of the Director of Military Intelligence to Germany; 6. Lecture to the Joint Services Staff College; 7. "Communist Ethics"; 8. Soviet Strategy and Cpacity in the Event of Total War in 1952 and 1955; 9. Certain Intelligence Reports from the Far East 13 December 1951 Download PDF (1.87 MB)
136th 1. Vetting of Official Histories - British War Production; 2. Disclosures of Information on N.A.T.O. To the Congress of the United States; 3. Gibraltar; 4. Roumanian Service Representations in the U.K.; 5. Publication of Information on Evasion and Escape; 6. Plans for the Evacuation of Service Attaches in the Event of Hostilities; 7. Atomic Energy Establishment in the U.K.; 8. Publication of Information about Research and Development; 9. Loss of Documents Reported by the Colonial Secretary of the Leeward Islands; 10. Russian Language Students 14 December 1951 Download PDF (1.21 MB)
137th 1. Train 44; 2. Tripartite Intelligence Talks in South East Asia; 3. Intelligence for N.A.T.O.; 4. Collection of Intelligence about Yugolsavia; 5. Services Attaches TN Sofia; 6. Mr. A.D.Y. Ross 19 December 1951 Download PDF (1,016 KB)
138th 1.; 2. Visit of the Director of Military Intelligence to Germany; 3. Co-Ordination of Intelligence in the Middle East; 4. Present State of our Intelligence on the Soviet Union the European Satellites and China and Measures to Improve it; 5. Importance of Possible Scientific and Technical Developments in China; 6. Review of the Situation Round the Soviet and Satellite Perimeter and other Sensitive Areas; 7. Intelligence on the Far East from U.S. Sources 20 December 1951 Download PDF (1.79 MB)
139th 1. The Likelihood of an Immediate Chinese Attack on Tongking; 2. Threat to the Falkland Islands from Argentina 27 December 1951 Download PDF (356 KB)

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