1. Control of Communications in the Event of Invasion; 2. Security Measures at Sea and Air Ports at Home and Overseas; 3. Special Service Troops - Security; 4. Special Operations - Security; 5. Exchange of Prisoners of War; 6. Exchange of British and German Diplomatic and Consular Officials; 7. War Office Questionnaire Addressed to British Prisoners of War; 8. Plans to Induce Italy to Make a Separate Peace; 9. Study of Enemy Intentions; 10. Report by Colonel Vickers, V.C., on his Mission to the British Communities in Certain American Countries and in Portugal

Document Title	1. Control of Communications in the Event of Invasion; 2. Security Measures at Sea and Air Ports at Home and Overseas; 3. Special Service Troops - Security; 4. Special Operations - Security; 5. Exchange of Prisoners of War; 6. Exchange of British and German Diplomatic and Consular Officials; 7. War Office Questionnaire Addressed to British Prisoners of War; 8. Plans to Induce Italy to Make a Separate Peace; 9. Study of Enemy Intentions; 10. Report by Colonel Vickers, V.C., on his Mission to the British Communities in Certain American Countries and in Portugal
Reference	CAB 81/88
Document Date	21 March 1941
Conflicts	Second World War
Themes	British Domestic Security, Intelligence Organisation and Administration, Propaganda, Censorship and Psychological Warfare
Regions	Africa, Atlantic, Europe, North America, South Asia
Countries	Canada, England, Germany, Great Britain, Iceland, India, Ireland, Italy, Northern Ireland, Portugal, Sweden, Switzerland, United Kingdom, United States of America
Document Type	Meeting Minutes
Organisations	Axis Planning Section, Foreign Office, Joint Intelligence Sub-Committee, Ministry of Economic Warfare, Security Service, Inter-Services Security Board, Chiefs of Staff
People	Denis Capel-Dunn, Victor Cavendish-Bentinck, Francis Davidson, Stephen Shoosmith, Geoffrey Vickers

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