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Keywords

predicting enemy intentions, assessing enemy strength, Soviet foreign policy, defectors, exchange of prisoners, Anglo-Soviet relations, diplomacy, British citizens abroad, Allied strategy, operations planning, military operations, bombing, air raids, strategy, intelligence gathering, former colonies, contingency planning, threat of war with the USSR, defence, amphibious operations, coastal defence, intelligence reports, intelligence requirements, British intelligence organisation, intelligence services responsibilities, occupied Germany, Soviet army, tanks, military dispositions, anti-aircraft defence, artillery, training, Czechoslovakian armed forces, Yugoslav armed forces, armistice, peace proposals, airfields, North Korean armed forces, Chinese army, military strength, troop movements, military supplies, Chinese Nationalists, Chinese communists, propaganda, Chinese foreign policy, First Indochina War, colonial independence movements, Egyptian government, Anglo-Egyptian relations, Suez Canal, Iranian politics, colonies, empire, Indo-Pakistani relations, Soviet strategy, border disputes, diplomatic disputes