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

Document Title	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
Reference	CAB 81/92
Document Date	8 August 1944
Conflicts	Second World War
Themes	Intelligence Gathering and Surveillance, Intelligence Operations
Regions	East Asia, Europe, North America, South Asia
Countries	Austria, France, Germany, India, United States of America
Document Type	Meeting Minutes
Organisations	Chiefs of Staff, Foreign Office, Joint Intelligence Sub-Committee, Joint Intelligence Staff, Joint Planning Staff, Ministry of Economic Warfare, Office of Strategic Services, Security Service, South-East Asia Command
People	Victor Cavendish-Bentinck, Adolf Hitler, Francis Inglis, Edmund Rushbrooke, Geoffrey Vickers

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collapse of Nazi Germany, security, aliens, rewards, anti-Nazi resistance, secret weapons, morale, British intelligence organisation

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