1. General Form of German Collapse; 2. Employment of Aliens by Officers; 3. Claims for Services by Allied Nationals after the War; 4. Braddock Ii; 5. Japanese Battle Morale; 6. Proposed Sino-British Intelligence Collaboration

(ii) Even those Germans opposed to the regime were grateful to the Nazis for employment and it might be that those unemployed as a result of the Nazi collapse would form themselves into bands which would give trouble to the occupying forces. (iii) A manhunt for the Nazis might occur in certain places but this would not be general throughout the country where the more pronounced feeling would be hatred of the invading foreigner, whether he were British, American or Russian. THE SUB-COMMITTEE instructed the Joint Intelligence Staff to prepare two reports on the German collapse as follows:(a) An appreciation of the likely sequence of events leading up to a cessation of organised German resistance.