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Keywords

British intelligence organisation, intelligence services responsibilities, intelligence gathering, intelligence channels, Arab world, Anglo-Egyptian relations, anti-British feeling, personnel, military commanders, alliances, intelligence requirements, Soviet satellite states, Eastern Bloc, intelligence reports, diplomatic disputes, Indo-Pakistani relations, predicting enemy intentions, war preparations, contingency planning, threat of war with the USSR, propaganda, troop movements, military dispositions, occupied Germany, aircraft, Soviet army, Soviet air force, female workers, fortifications, Hungarian armed forces, mobilisation, occupied Austria, Bulgarian armed forces, armistice, peace proposals, airfields, diplomacy, Chinese foreign policy, First Indochina War, colonial independence movements, assessing enemy strength, military strength, Chinese army, Burmese politics, newspapers, foreign policy, Egyptian foreign policy, weapons trade, Iranian politics, communism, Syrian politics, public opinion, Anglo-Indian relations