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Keywords

American foreign policy, foreign policy, Anglo-American relations, defence, strategy, British strategy, intelligence reports, intelligence requirements, travel restrictions, Anglo-Soviet relations, intelligence channels, information sharing, intelligence distribution, alliances, Berlin, films, propaganda, communism, German scientists, scientific experts, German foreign policy, occupied Germany, Soviet foreign policy, predicting enemy intentions, assessing enemy strength, Soviet satellite states, Anglo-Turkish relations, aerial reconnaissance, photographic reconnaissance, geographic intelligence, topographical intelligence, Soviet navy, naval intelligence, intelligence gathering, British intelligence organisation, personnel, public statements, Soviet government, radar, anti-aircraft defence, air raid warning systems, zones of occupation, German government, German army, Soviet army, war preparations, threat of war with the USSR, roads, Hungarian armed forces, military exercises, armistice, peace proposals, military operations, air warfare, Chinese air force, casualties, prisoners of war, Chinese communists, Chinese navy, Egyptian foreign policy, Egyptian government, Lebanese government, Jordanian government, royalty, Arab-Israeli relations, Iranian politics, Iranian armed forces