1. Passing of Intelligence to Certain Allied (N.A.T.O.) Intelligence Agencies; 2. Lecture at N.A.T.O. Defence College; 3. Passage of Intelligence from Trieste to H.Q. A.F.S.E.; 4. Proposed Visit of Standing Group Intelligence Committee to London; 5. Defectors and Deserters; 6. Return of Private Eggleton from the Russian Zone Germany; 7. Communist Propaganda about Bacterial Warfare in Korea - Secret Intelligence Files

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Document Title	1. Passing of Intelligence to Certain Allied (N.A.T.O.) Intelligence Agencies; 2. Lecture at N.A.T.O. Defence College; 3. Passage of Intelligence from Trieste to H.Q. A.F.S.E.; 4. Proposed Visit of Standing Group Intelligence Committee to London; 5. Defectors and Deserters; 6. Return of Private Eggleton from the Russian Zone Germany; 7. Communist Propaganda about Bacterial Warfare in Korea
Reference	CAB 159/11
Document Date	30 April 1952
Conflicts	Cold War
Themes	Intelligence Organisation and Administration, Intelligence Gathering and Surveillance, Propaganda, Censorship and Psychological Warfare
Regions	East Asia, Europe, Middle East
Countries	Germany, Korea, United Kingdom, Yugoslavia
Document Type	Meeting Minutes
Organisations	British Joint Services Mission, Chiefs of Staff, Foreign Office, Information Research Department, Joint Intelligence Bureau, Joint Intelligence Committee (Germany), Ministry of Defence, Secret Intelligence Service, Security Service, United Nations, Joint Intelligence Sub-Committee
People	Guy Liddell, Stewart Menzies, Eric Searight, Percy Sillitoe

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information sharing, alliances, intelligence channels, Italian intelligence services, Dutch intelligence services, airfields, air intelligence, Turkish intelligence services, allies, diplomacy, foreign policy, staff colleges, training, Trieste, intelligence distribution, Anglo-Yugoslav relations, Yugoslav intelligence services, defectors, deserters, intelligence gathering, interrogation, propaganda, biological warfare

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