1. German Generals in British Hands; 2. Personnel for the Combined Services Detailed Interrogation Centre; 3. Information for the French; 4. Handling of Japanese Documents by S.H.A.E.F.; 5. Post-War Research Missions; 6. J.I.C. Reports for the British Pacific Fleet; 7. Present Allied Bombing Policy Against Enemy's Supply and Communications System in Italy; 8. Repercussions of the Situation on the Eastern Front on the German Forces in Italy; 9. Distribution of Optel Telegrams - Security and Distribution; 10. C.I.O.S. - U.S. Naval Technical Mission in Europe; 11. C.I.O.S. - Acting Chairman; 12. Future of C.I.O.S.; 13. C.I.O.S. - Representation of Control Commission (British Element and U.S. Group.); 14. Air Intelligence Targets - Areas Under Russian Control

Document Title	1. German Generals in British Hands; 2. Personnel for the Combined Services Detailed Interrogation Centre; 3. Information for the French; 4. Handling of Japanese Documents by S.H.A.E.F.; 5. Post-War Research Missions; 6. J.I.C. Reports for the British Pacific Fleet; 7. Present Allied Bombing Policy Against Enemy's Supply and Communications System in Italy; 8. Repercussions of the Situation on the Eastern Front on the German Forces in Italy; 9. Distribution of Optel Telegrams - Security and Distribution; 10. C.I.O.S. - U.S. Naval Technical Mission in Europe; 11. C.I.O.S. - Acting Chairman; 12. Future of C.I.O.S.; 13. C.I.O.S. - Representation of Control Commission (British Element and U.S. Group.); 14. Air Intelligence Targets - Areas Under Russian Control
Reference	CAB 81/93
Document Date	13 February 1945
Conflicts	Second World War
Themes	Intelligence Organisation and Administration, Intelligence Gathering and Surveillance, Military Intelligence and Operations
Regions	Europe, North America, Pacific
Countries	Germany, Italy, Poland, United States of America, Yugoslavia
Document Type	Meeting Minutes
Organisations	Chiefs of Staff, Combined Intelligence Objectives Sub-Committee, Foreign Office, Joint Intelligence Sub-Committee, Joint Intelligence Committee (Allied Force)
People	Denis Capel-Dunn, Victor Cavendish-Bentinck, Edward King-Salter, Edmund Rushbrooke, John Sinclair, William Strang, Geoffrey Vickers

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collaborators, prisoners of war, personnel, interrogation, information sharing, captured documents, intelligence gathering, effects of bombing, military supplies, communications, military situation reports, telegraph communications, security, British intelligence organisation, air intelligence

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