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Automatic telephone exchange for Istanbul Embassy

14 Jul 1942

A file of correspondence concerning the funding of intelligence organisation in Turkey. Subjects covered in the file include the inadequate security of the telephone exchange in the British Embassy in Istanbul in July 1942 and the cost of installing a new automatic exchange, the need for Turkish Lira to finance Special Operations Executive (SOE) and Secret Intelligence Service (MI5) operations in Turkey, the need to avoid acquiring Turkish currency through the black market, and the administrative responsibility for these expenditures.
security turkey black market communications currencies embassies finances second world war equipment military intelligence security service secrecy foreign office intelligence funding herbert brittain stewart menzies peter loxley consular intelligence sources telephone communications turkish neutrality naval intelligence
Collection ID
CAB301
Conflict
Second World War
Countries
Turkey
Document Reference
CAB 301/95/2
Document Types
Correspondence
File Reference
CAB 301/95
Identifier
10.1080/swwf.cab301.0095.002
Keywords
Embassies Consular Intelligence Sources Secrecy Security Telephone Communications Equipment Communications Finances Intelligence Funding Currencies Military Intelligence Naval Intelligence Turkish Neutrality Black Market
Languages
English
Organizations
Foreign Office Security Service
Pages
17
Persons Discussed
Herbert Brittain Peter Loxley Stewart Menzies
Published in
United Kingdom
Themes
Intelligence Funding

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