1. Joint Intelligence Bureau; 2. British Intelligence Objectives Sub-Committee Terms of Reference; 3. British Intelligence Objectives Sub-Committee Establishment for B.I.O.S. Secretariat; 4. Use of Air Photography for Intelligence Purposes; 5. Air Photography in the Middle East; 6. Future of the Fire Susceptibility Intelligence Section I.S.T.D.; 7. Publication of Clandestine Work in Support of the French Resistance; 8. Index of Demobilised Officers Taking up Residence Abroad; 9. Factual Report on Germany's War Effort and the Reasons for Her Ultimate Collapse; 10. Documents on Invasion of Switzerland Found at Berchtesgaden; 11. Political Intelligence Report; 12. Treatment of German Archives, Records and Documents

Document Title	1. Joint Intelligence Bureau; 2. British Intelligence Objectives Sub-Committee Terms of Reference; 3. British Intelligence Objectives Sub-Committee Establishment for B.I.O.S. Secretariat; 4. Use of Air Photography for Intelligence Purposes; 5. Air Photography in the Middle East; 6. Future of the Fire Susceptibility Intelligence Section I.S.T.D.; 7. Publication of Clandestine Work in Support of the French Resistance; 8. Index of Demobilised Officers Taking up Residence Abroad; 9. Factual Report on Germany's War Effort and the Reasons for Her Ultimate Collapse; 10. Documents on Invasion of Switzerland Found at Berchtesgaden; 11. Political Intelligence Report; 12. Treatment of German Archives, Records and Documents
Reference	CAB 81/93
Document Date	24 July 1945
Conflicts	Second World War
Themes	Intelligence Organisation and Administration, Foreign Policy and International Relations
Regions	Africa, Atlantic, East Asia, Europe, Mediterranean, Middle East, North America
Countries	Azores, Belgium, Canada, Canary Islands, Germany, Iceland, Iraq, Ireland, Japan, Persia, Switzerland, Syria, Yugoslavia
Document Type	Meeting Minutes
Organisations	British Intelligence Objectives Sub-Committee, Chiefs of Staff, Deputy Chiefs of Staff, Foreign Office, Joint Intelligence Bureau, Joint Intelligence Sub-Committee, Joint Intelligence Staff, Security Service, Supreme Headquarters Allied Expeditionary Force, Joint Photographic Reconnaissance Committee
People	Francis Inglis, Edward King-Salter, Stewart Menzies, Edmund Rushbrooke, John Sinclair

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British intelligence organisation, photographic reconnaissance, release of information, anti-Nazi resistance, demobilisation, intelligence reports, collapse of Nazi Germany, captured documents, Operation Tannenbaum, political intelligence, German archives

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