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Keywords
communism, political pressure for peace, subversion, political dissent, scientific experts, secrecy, publications, weapons trade, Egyptian armed forces, Anglo-Egyptian relations, wireless communications, Soviet intelligence services, communications interception, consular intelligence sources, counter-intelligence, propaganda, ideology, psychology, intelligence reports, intelligence requirements, Soviet air force, weapons production, aircraft, air power, Allied strategy, military operations, defence, predicting enemy intentions, contingency planning, threat of war with the USSR, assessing enemy strength, mobilisation, war preparations, British intelligence organisation, press reports, newspapers, naval bases, occupied Germany, manpower, Soviet army, deserters, defectors, communications, Berlin, Polish armed forces, troop movements, military dispositions, food supplies, Bulgarian armed forces, armistice, peace proposals, Chinese foreign policy, shipping, strategy, First Indochina War, Chinese army, colonial independence movements, French army, morale, Egyptian foreign policy, foreign policy, Anglo-French relations, Iranian politics, Indo-Pakistani relations, border disputes, diplomatic disputes
