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Keywords

personnel, British intelligence organisation, operations planning, contingency planning, predicting enemy intentions, war preparations, threat of war with the USSR, intelligence reports, intelligence requirements, liaison, American intelligence services, Anglo-American relations, information sharing, Soviet satellite states, Soviet foreign policy, assessing enemy strength, mobilisation, troop movements, ports, dockyards, naval bases, military intelligence, Soviet navy, intelligence services responsibilities, captured documents, intelligence gathering, intelligence channels, warships, British citizens abroad, prisoners of war, repatriations, disease, exchange of prisoners, diplomacy, wounded, peace proposals, communism, military operations, military situation reports, casualties, trade, Soviet-Chinese relations, Chinese foreign policy, Chinese navy, foreign policy, naval warfare, defence, First Indochina War, French armed forces, former colonies, colonial independence movements, geographic intelligence, Anglo-Egyptian relations, Arab world, anti-British feeling, politics, political intelligence