Franco-British Conference at Jerus Alem on 2nd June, 1939. Note by the Secretary - Secret Intelligence Files

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Document Title	Franco-British Conference at Jerus Alem on 2nd June, 1939. Note by the Secretary
Reference	CAB 56/4
Document Date	23 June 1939
Conflicts	Second World War
Themes	Foreign Policy and International Relations, Military Intelligence and Operations
Regions	Africa, Mediterranean, Middle East, South Asia
Countries	Cyprus, Egypt, India, Iran, Iraq, Jordan, Lebanon, Palestine, Sudan, Syria, Transjordan, Turkey
Document Type	Reports
Organisations	Committee of Imperial Defence, Chiefs of Staff, Joint Intelligence Sub-Committee
People	Arthur Cornwall-Jones, Robert Haining

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Anglo-French relations, information sharing, defence, oil, Haifa, Tripoli, colonial independence movements, military bases, British intelligence organisation, intelligence gathering, communications, liaison, security, aircraft, combined operations, inter-services cooperation, military situation reports, British army, French army, colonial troops, border controls, camouflage, civilians, Suez Canal, press reports

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