Release of C.I.O.S./B.I.O.S. Reports to Other Countries

Document Title	Release of C.I.O.S./B.I.O.S. Reports to Other Countries
Reference	CAB 176/8
Document Date	10 October 1945
Conflicts	Cold War
Themes	Intelligence Organisation and Administration
Regions	Europe
Countries	France, Germany, Russia
Document Type	Memoranda, Meeting Minutes
Organisations	Chiefs of Staff, Deputy Chiefs of Staff, Foreign Office, Joint Intelligence Sub-Committee, Ministry of Defence
People	William Strang

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release of information, intelligence reports, security, security clearance, classified documents, information sharing

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