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Front Cover
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Table of Contents
1945
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1. Intelligence in the Far East; 2. Technical Information for Foreign Governments; 3. Combined Intelligence Objectives Sub-Committee; 4. Prospects of German Collapse or Surrender; 5. Possible Development of the Enemy's Situation on the Southern Front During Next 2 Months; 6. The Possibility of Enemy Counter Offensive Action in Italy; 7. C.I.O.S.-Release of Information to Civil Industries
2 January 1945
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1. Staff Requirements for I.S.T.D. of S.E.A.C.; 2. C.I.O.S. - Targets in Hungary and Austria
5 January 1945
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1. W/T Cover and Deception in TIE Eastern Theatre; 2. Leakages to Japan of Information Provided by Chinese Missions; 3. Exchange of Information on German Weapon Developments with the U.S.S.R.; 4. C.I.O.S. - Representation of Control Commission; 5. Japanese Manpower; 6. Use of Chemical Warfare by Germans: Weekly Appreciation; 7. German Measures for Operational Security and Deception; 8. Political Developments in France & Belgium and Their Effect on Military Operations
9 January 1945
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1. C.I.O.S. - Exchange of Information on German Weapon Development with U.S.S.R.; 2. C.I.O.S. - Release of Information to Industry; 3. Bombing of Berlin; 4. Intelligence Picture of Bombing of Germany; 5. German Generals in British Hands; 6. The Argentine - Assistance to Germany; 7. Sir Henry Tizard's Enquiry into the Future Development of Weapons of War; 8. I.S.T.D. - S.E.A.C.
16 January 1945
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1. C.I.O.S. - Targets in Austria and Hungary; 2. Priorities for Photographic Reconnaissance; 3. Invitation to Sir Theodore Adams by the F.O.; 4. Report by Sir T. Adams on Visit to S.E.A.C. & India; 5. Information for the Chinese; 6. Clandestine Activities in China & French Indo-China; 7. Deception Plans - Exclusion of Histories; 8. Probable Jewish Reaction & Potential Threat of Jewish Forces in Palestine in Certain Eventualities
23 January 1945
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1. Treatment of German Records & Archives
24 January 1945
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1. Censorship During the Transition Period
29 January 1945
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1. Japenese Speaking Personnel for I.S.L.D.; 2. Staff Requirements for Inter-Services Topographical Dept., S.E.A.C.; 3. Future of the I.S.T.D.; 4. Wireless Deception in Operation "Overlord"; 5. C.I.L.S. - Targets in Austria and Hungary
2 February 1945
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1. Co-Ordination of Intelligence - Far East; 2. Plan Bassington; 3. Exchange of Information on German Weapon Development with the U.S.S.R.; 4. Weekly Review by J.I.C., A.F.H.Q., On the Situation in the Balkans; 5. German Strategy in the West During the Next Two Months; 6. Leakage to Japan of Information Provided by Chinese Service Attaches; 7. C.I.O.S. - Release of Information to Industry; 8. Air Intelligence Targets in Areas Under Russian Control; 9. The Speer Ministry of Armaments and War Production; 10. Deputy Chairman, Combined Intelligence Objectives Sub-Committee
6 February 1945
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1. C.I.O.S. Contact with German Nationals; 2. Black List Investigations in the Russian Zone; 3. Appointment of C.I.O.S. Executives; 4. Staff Requirements for I.S.T.D.; 5. Proposed Air Attack on a German Headquarters in Denmark; 6. Photographic Reconnaissance of Targets in the Vicinity of the Russian Forces
9 February 1945
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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
13 February 1945
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1. Allocation of Personnel with Special Qualifications to Civil Affairs, Burma
16 February 1945
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1. Post-War Research Missions - An Economic Post-Mortem; 2. Commendation by the Combined Intelligence Committee for the Combined Intelligence Objectives Sub-Committee; 3. German Measures for Operational Security and Deception; 4. Signals Security; 5. Co-Ordination of Clandestine Activities in China; 6. Political Developments in France and Belgium and Their Effect on the Military Situation; 7. Enemy Movements in Holland; 8. Appreciation for S.H.A.E.F.; 9. Probable Reactions of Jewish Personnel in His Majesty's Forces and Polish Units to Jewish Disturbances in Palestine; 10. C.I.O.S. Targets in Austria and Hungary
20 February 1945
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1. Methods of Breaking German Will to Resist; 2. Co-Ordination of Clandestine Activities in China
23 February 1945
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1. Post War Organisation of Intelligence; 2. Intelligence Responsibilities of the Political Warfare Executive; 3. Relationship of the Sub-Committee to the Combined Strategic Targets Committee; 4. Possible Transfer of German Armour Back to the West in the Spring; 5. Priorities for Photographic Reconnaissance; 6. Security of Deception; 7. Charter for the Photographic Reconnaissance Board in S.E.A.C.; 8. Leakage of Information to Japan; 9. Visit of Attaches to Belgium and Holland
27 February 1945
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1. Air Photography for Post War Intelligence and Survey Purposes in Europe and the Middle East; 2. Anti-Nazi Military Movement in Germany; 3. Priorities for Photographic Reconnaissance; 4. P.W.E. Basic Handbooks
2 March 1945
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1. Treatment of German Records and Archives; 2. Combined Intelligence Objectives Sub-Committee Proposed Directive to SHAEF; 3. Methods of Breaking the German Will to Resist; 4. Plan Clarion; 5. The Enemy Situation and Possible Intentions in Italy, Hungary and Yugoslavia; 6. German Strategy and Capacity to Resist; 7. Japan Strategy; 8. Co-Ordination of Clandestine Activities in China
6 March 1945
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1. Co-Ordination of Clandestine Activities in China; 2. Scientific Intelligence; 3. Likely Conditions in the Areas of Germany Overrun by the Allied Armies; 4. Japanese Strategy; 5. Methods of Breaking the German Will to Resist; 6. German Espionage Activities in Spanish Morocco; 7. Security of Deception; 8. The Effect of the Defeat of Germany on Japanese Strategy; 9. Appointment of Service Attaches to Italian Missions Abroad
13 March 1945
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1. Research Into Pre-Armistice German Army Affairs; 2. Reproduction of Reports by the C.I.O.S. Field Teams; 3. Combined Intelligence Objectives Sub-Committee Proposed Directive to SHAEF; 4. C.I.O.S. Secretariat - Proposed Increase of Strength
16 March 1945
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1. Enemy Aliens Brought to TEE U.K. in Connection with C.I.O.S. Operations; 2. Treatment of German Records and Archives; 3. German Embassies and Consulates in Neutral Countries; 4. Signals Security; 5. Attendance of Director of Intelligence, S.E.A.C. (Designate) at J.I.C. Meetings; 6. Japanese Strategy; 7. Activities of German Intelligence Service in France and Belgium; 8. Ability of German Army in the West to Continue the War
20 March 1945
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1. Allocation of Personnel with Knowledge of Far Eastern Languages - Report; 2. Allocation of Personnel with Knowledge of Far Eastern Languages - Canadian NISEI; 3. The Use of Air Photography in Europe and the Middle East for Survey and Intelligence After the War
23 March 1945
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1. Treatment of German Records and Archives; 2. Combined Intelligence Objectives Sub-Committee Proposed Directive to SHAEF; 3. Appointment of C.I.O.S. Executive; 4. Japanese Strategy; 5. Insecurity of Chinese Cyphers; 6. Conditions in Holland and Their Effect on the Military Situation - Report by J.I.C., SHAEF; 7. Special Intelligence Concerning P.O.W. Camps in Western Germany
27 March 1945
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1. Technical Sub-Committee on Axis Oil (Hartley Committee); 2. C.I.O.S. - French Collaboration; 3. C.S.D.I.C. - Exchange of Information with the French; 4. Exchange of Information with the Russians on Operation "Crossbow"; 5. Japanese Strategy; 6. Plan Bassington; 7. Secretariat of the Inter-Services Security Board for South East Asia and India Commands; 8. Visit of Turkish D.M.I. to Italy; 9. German Garrisons in France
3 April 1945
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1. Treatment of German Archives, Records and Documents - Establishment of a Panel; 2. Treatment of German Archives, Records and Documents - Report of Sub-Committee No. 2; 3. Despatch of Intelligence Material from Washington; 4. Measures of Censorship Control Following Removal of War-Time Censorship; 5. Japanese Documents
6 April 1945
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1. Form of Allied Occupation of Germany; 2. British Representation on Joint Target Group in Washington; 3. Exchange of Information with Russians on German V Weapons; 4. V Weapon Sites; 5. Intelligence Personnel for Counter Intelligence and Other Duties in Germany; 6. Russian Activity in Bulgaria; 7. C.S.D.I.C. - Exchange of Information with Russians; 8. Insecurity of Chinese Cyphers; 9. Methods of Breaking German Will to Resist; 10. French Participation in Obtaining Various Kinds of Intelligence; 11. C.I.O.S. - French Collaboration; 12. Intelligence Responsibility of P.W.E.; 13. Chairman's Visit to Western Front; 14. German Population
10 April 1945
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1. Intelligence Personnel; 2. Intelligence on Bulgaria; 3. Despatch of Intelligence Material from Washington to SEAC.; 4. Enemy Aliens Brought to U.K. in Connection with Combined Intelligence Objectives Sub-Committee Operations
13 April 1945
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1. Capture of Enemy Scientists; 2. British Representation on the Joint Target Group in Washington; 3. Enemy Aliens Brought to the U.K. in Connection with C.I.O.S. Operations; 4. Line of Demarcation Between the Anglo-American and Soviet Operations; 5. Crossbow; 6. General Review of German Military Situation on S.E. and S. Fronts, and Estimate of Probable Development of Events; 7. Capacity and Will of Germans to Resist in North German Ports, Denmark and Norway, After Allies Have Linked up with Russians; 8. Political Intelligence Report on Germany, France and Low Countries; 9. Scale of Attack by German Air Force in West; 10. Security Problems Facing Allies in Germany; 11. The National Redoubt; 12. Soviet Strength; 13. Intelligence Organisation
17 April 1945
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1. Policy Governing Measures for Security of Military Information at End of Organised Resistance in Germany; 2. Publication of Clandestine Work Carried Out in Support of French Resistance; 3. Treatment of German Archives, Records and Documents; 4. Future Organisation of Intelligence; 5. Political Intelligence Report on Germany, France, Belgium and Holland; 6. Intelligence for Combined Operations in SEAC.; 7. Enemy Aliens Brought to U.K. in Connection with C.I.O.S. Operations; 8. C.I.O.S. - Exchange of Information with Russians
24 April 1945
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1. British Representation on Joint Target Group; 2. Economic Conditions in Conquered Germany; 3. Japanese Manpower; 4. Reclassification of Operational Code Words; 5. Use of Air Photography in Europe for Survey and Intelligence After the War; 6. Co-Ordination of Photographic Reconnaissance with the U.S. Air Force; 7. Formation of A.C.S.D.I.C. of the Western European Area; 8. Air Ministry Representation on the I.S.(0); 9. Disposition of the German Forces After the Junction of the Russian & Allied Armies; 10. Ability of the Enemy to Continue the Use of 'V'-Weapons; 11. Enemy Capacity to Continue the War; 12. Scientific Representation at S.H.A.E.F.; 13. French Request for Specimens of the Flying Bomb and the Rocket; 14. An Analysis of the Nature of Germany's Final Collapse; 15. Visit of the D.N.I. to the Far Eastern Theatre
1 May 1945
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1. Scientific Representation at S.H.A.E.F.; 2. Formation of C.S.D.I.C. in Western European Area; 3. Despatch of Intelligence Material to Washington
4 May 1945
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1. Security of Weather Information on the Cessation of the War in Europe; 2. Handling of German Archives and Documents; 3. Intelligence Responsibilities of the Political Warfare Executive; 4. Analysis of Germany's Final Collapse; 5. Disposal of Incomplete German Rockets, Flying Bombs and Assembly Lines; 6. Scientific Representation at S.H.A.E.F.; 7. Enemy Scientists; 8. Future Organisation of Intelligence; 9. Appointment of Service Attaches to Italian Missions Abroad; 10. Political Intelligence Report on Conditions in Germany, France, Belgium and Holland; 11. Japanese Reactions to the Abrogation of the Russo-Japanese Neutrality Pact; 12. Possibility of Major Arab Disturbances in Palestine; 13. Next Meeting of the Sub-Committee; 14. Information for the Russians
8 May 1945
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1. Future Organisation of Intelligence - Far East; 2. Optel Telegrams; 3. Effects on German Resistance of Political Warfare; 4. The Unconditional Surrender of Japan; 5. Weekly Meeting with the Chiefs of Staff Cttee
11 May 1945
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1. Intelligence Responsibilities of P.W.E.; 2. Future Organisation of Intelligence in I.S.S.B.; 3. Intelligence Requirements of S.E.A.C.; 4. German Atrocities; 5. Captured German Scientists; 6. Political Intelligence Report on Germany, Austria and France; 7. Japanese Reaction to the Abrogation of the Russo-Japanese Neutrality Pact, and Japanese Strategy After the Fall of Rangoon; 8. S.H.A.E.F. Field Intelligence Agency; 9. Treatment of German Archives, Documents and Records; 10. Results of Past Allied Operations
15 May 1945
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1. Future Organisation of Intelligence; 2. Measures of Censorship Control After Removal of War Time Censorship; 3. Provision of Personnel with Knowledge of Far Eastern Languages; 4. Library of Press Photographs of Installations in Germany; 5. Joint Intelligence Committee - S.E.A.C.
18 May 1945
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1. Organisation of Scientific and Technical Intelligence; 2. The Security of the British Empire; 3. Crossbow Intelligence; 4. Reappointment of Attaches in Moscow; 5. Future of the Inter-Services Security Board; 6. Treatment of German Archives and Documents; 7. Enquiry Into the Effects of Our Political Warfare Against Germany; 8. Periodical Situation Telegrams; 9. Future Treatment of German Scientists and Technicians and the Future Control of Scientific and Technical Research
23 May 1945
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1. Documents Discovered at Krupp Works, Essen; 2. Field Information Agency, Technical - SHAEF; 3. Proposed Establishment of Interrogation Centre in Vicinity of Washington; 4. Chairman of British J.I.C. in Washington; 5. Publication of Clandestine Work Carried Out in Support of French Resistance; 6. Survey of Iceland (C); 7. Use of Air Photography in Europe for Survey and Intelligence; 8. Security of the British Empire; 9. Future Organisation of Intelligence; 10. Joint Target Group in Washington; 11. Future of Joint Intelligence Staff; 12. Exchange of Intelligence with the Americans; 13. Periodical Situation Telegrams
29 May 1945
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1. Topographical Intelligence Publications for Ministries in London; 2. Disposal of Documents and Reference Works at Allied Headquarters; 3. Radar Intelligence; 4. Provision of Personnel with Knowledge of Far East Languages
1 June 1945
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1. Honours and Awards; 2. Adequacy of Pre-War Intelligence; 3. Analysis of Germany's Final Collapse; 4. Enquiry Into the Effects of Our Political Warfare Against Germany; 5. Insecurity of Chinese Cyphers; 6. Possibility of Major Arab Disturbances in Palestine; 7. German Atrocities; 8. Intelligence Organisation in the Middle East; 9. Japanese Strategy; 10. Political Intelligence Report by S.H.A.E.F.; 11. Interrogation of Prominent Germans; 12. Disposal of Captured German Intelligence Officers; 13. Civilian Deputy Director, F.I.A.T., S.H.A.E.F.; 14. Measures of Censorship Control Following a Removal of War Time Censorship
5 June 1945
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1. Disposal of Captured German Intelligence Officers - F.W.D. 23193; 2. Disposal of Captured German Intelligence Officers - Numbers for Interrogation in U.K.; 3. Central Interpretation Unit - Phase II and III Requirements; 4. Documents Discovered at Krupps Works, Essen
8 June 1945
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1. Anglo-American Co-Operation Regarding Intelligence for Europe in Post SHAEF Period; 2. Publication of a Book on Clandestine Work in Support of French Resistance; 3. Record of Hitler Conference May, 1939; 4. Field Information Agency, Technical (F.I.A.T.); 5. Intelligence Organisation in the Middle East; 6. Economic Conditions in Conquered Germany; 7. Organisation of Scientific & Technical Int.; 8. Interrogation of Prominent Germans; 9. Political Warfare Post Mortem; 10. Departure of Mr. Vickers (F.O. & M.E.W.); 11. C.I.O.S. Personnel
12 June 1945
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1. Release of Technical Information to Foreign Governments; 2. Italian Government Archives; 3. Organisation of Intelligence in the M.E.; 4. Analysis of Germany's Final Collapse & Factual Report on German War Effort; 5. Release of C.I.O.S. Information to British Industry; 6. Anglo-American Co-Operation Regarding Intelligence for Europe in Post SHAEF Period; 7. Treatment of German Scientists
19 June 1945
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1. Future Policy Regarding Interrogation Centres; 2. Employment of Aliens by Officers; 3. Topographical Intelligence Publications for Ministries in London; 4. Intelligence Requirements in S.E.A.C.; 5. Post-War Aerial Survey; 6. Representation on the C.I.O.S.; 7. Micrograph Equipment
22 June 1945
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1. Visit of Chinese Military Attache in London to Zones of Occupation in Germany; 2. Distribution of J.I.C. Papers; 3. Security of Deception; 4. Measure of Censorship Control Following Removal of War Time Censorship; 5. Future of the C.I.O.S.; 6. Field Information Agency - SHAEF; 7. C.I.O.S. Personnel; 8. Intelligence Responsibilities of P.W.E.; 9. News Digest; 10. The Factual Report on the German War Effort; 11. Political Intelligence Report; 12. The Japanese Attitude to Unconditional Surrender
26 June 1945
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1. Future of C.I.O.S.; 2. Advisory Committee on the Intelligence Exploitation of German Science & Industry; 3. Adviser on Far Eastern Personnel; 4. Joint Intelligence Bureau; 5. Factual Report on the German War Effort & Reasons for Her Ultimate Collapse; 6. Post War Requirements From S.I.S.; 7. I.S.T.D. Personnel; 8. German Excuses for Defeat; 9. Continuance of Japanese Section G-2 Division SHAEF.
3 July 1945
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1. Printing of C.I.O.S. Reports; 2. Disclosures by Service Personnel; 3. Results of Past Allied Operations
6 July 1945
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1. C.I.O.S. - Release of Information; 2. Future of Inter Service Security Board; 3. Carrier Pigeons in War; 4. Adequacy of Pre-War Intelligence; 5. German Documents Location Registry; 6. Exploitation of German Science & Industry in the Interest of Intelligence & Research; 7. Staff Officer for Intelligence Division - SEAC.; 8. German Photographic Cover - Europe; 9. Field Intelligence Agency, Technical; 10. Publication of Service Statistics; 11. Use of Special Intelligence by Official Historians; 12. Political Intelligence Report - SHAEF.
10 July 1945
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1. Command in the Mediterranean & Intelligence Responsibilities; 2. German Documents Location Registry; 3. Staff Officer for Intelligence Division SEAC.
13 July 1945
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1. C.I.O.S. - Release of Information; 2. Photographic Cover of Europe; 3. Future Organisation of Intelligence - Postal and Telegraph Censorship; 4. Organisation of Scientific and Technical Intelligence; 5. Joint Intelligence Bureau; 6. Post War Requirements from S.I.S.; 7. Future of I.S.S.B.; 8. Field Intelligence Agency, Technical; 9. Exploitation of German Science & Industry in Interest of Intelligence & Research; 10. Meeting with Rear Admiral L.H. Thebaud U.S. DNI.; 11. Treatment of German Archives, Records and Documents
17 July 1945
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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
24 July 1945
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1. British Intelligence Objectives Sub-Committee Establishment for Secretariat; 2. Future of Fire Susceptibility Intelligence Section - I.S.T.D.; 3. Photographic Interpretation - Revision of Documents; 4. Index of Demobilised Officers Taking Up Residence Abroad
27 July 1945
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1. Distribution of J.I.C. Reports; 2. Intelligence Survey of Coast Defences Erected by the Germans; 3. Japanese Manpower; 4. Release of Meteorological Information to the Russians; 5. Personnel with Knowledge of Far Eastern Languages - Simla School; 6. The Japanese Attitude to Unconditional Surrender; 7. J.I.C. Reports - Circulation to Control Commission for Germany; 8. Field Intelligence Agency, Technical (British) - Nomination of Director; 9. Report by the Joint Intelligence Committee, Cairo.; 10. Treatment of German Archives, Records and Documents; 11. Air Vice Marshal Inglis
31 July 1945
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1. Disclosure of Secret Information by Service Personnel; 2. Intelligence Survey of Coastal Defences Erected by the Germans; 3. Photographic Reconnaissance of Russian Occupied Persia; 4. Provision of Personnel with Knowledge of Far Eastern Languages - Post-War Employment of Graduates; 5. Release of Meteorological Agreements to the U.S.S.R.
3 August 1945
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1. Policy for the Exploitation of German Science and Technology; 2. Future of C.I.C. in Persia; 3. Publicity in Regard to Certain S.O.E. Operations; 4. Release of Captured German Documents to the Press and Others; 5. Use of S.R. Reports in Propaganda; 6. Personnel with Knowledge of Far East Languages; 7. Documents on Invasion of Switzerland; 8. Intelligence Survey of Coast Defences Erected by the Germans; 9. Investigation of I.G. Farben Industry; 10. Enquiry Into the Effects of Our Political Warfare Against Germany; 11. F.I.A.T. - Nomination of British Director; 12. Japanese Attitude to Unconditional Surrender; 13. Measure of Censorship Control Following the Removal of War Time Censorship
8 August 1945
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1. Personnel with Knowledge of Far East Languages; 2. S.E.A.C. - Intelligence on War Criminals; 3. Information for Soviet Military Mission
10 August 1945
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1. Departure of Mr. Cavendish Bentinck; 2. Colonel Denis Capel-Dunn; 3. Disclosure of German Secret Information to Allies; 4. Post War Requirements From S.I.S.; 5. Field Information Agency, Technical; 6. Situation in Macedonia and Thrace; 7. Control Commission Germany - Joint Intelligence; 8. Intelligence Personnel - Situation Arising from Release Scheme; 9. Policy for the Exploitation of German Science and Technology; 10. Historical Records of the London Controlling Section; 11. Singapore - Defences and Degree of Destruction at Time of British Capitulation; 12. Safeguarding of Classified Information from Publication in the American Press; 13. Proposed Withdrawal of J.P.R.C., Benson to London; 14. Transfer of German Technicians from Berlin
14 August 1945
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1. Post-War Organisation of Intelligence; 2. Organisation of Scientific and Technical Intelligence; 3. Joint Intelligence Bureau; 4. Issue of J.I.C. Reports on Intelligence Organisation to Dominions; 5. Topographical Intelligence Within the British Empire; 6. Future of C.I.C.I. in Persia; 7. Exploitation of Far East Intelligence Targets; 8. Treatment of German Archives, Records and Documents - Panel; 9. German Documents Officer (J.I.C.); 10. Letter of Appreciation to Ex-Prisoners of War; 11. Future of 30 Military Mission; 12. Passing of Intelligence to the Russians
21 August 1945
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1. Disposal of Documents Found in the O.K.W.; 2. Post War Security in Relation to the Disclosure of Information; 3. Intelligence Personnel - Situation Arising from the Release Scheme; 4. Directive to the J.P.R.C.; 5. Service Requirements for Air Photography in Persia, Levant States & Iraq; 6. Index of Demobilised Officers Taking Up Residence Abroad; 7. Adviser on Far Eastern Personnel
24 August 1945
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1. Safeguarding of Classified Allied Information from Publication in the Press; 2. Security in Factories; 3. Post War Security in Relation to Disclosure of Information; 4. Organisation of Intelligence in the Middle East; 5. British Intelligence Objectives Sub-Committee (B.I.O.S.) - Chairman; 6. Adequacy of Pre-War Intelligence; 7. Future Policy Regarding Interrogation Centres; 8. Proposal by Cypher Policy Board; 9. Service Requirements for Air Photography in Persia, Levant States and Iraq; 10. Measures of Censorship Control Affecting British Forces - Base Censorship; 11. Economic Intelligence on War Potential of Foreign Countries; 12. Joint Intelligence Bureau
28 August 1945
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1. Proposed Future Coverage by B.B.C. Monitoring Service; 2. Organisation of Intelligence in the Middle East; 3. Measure of Censorship Control Affecting British Forces - Base Censorship; 4. Release or Disclosure of Technical Information to Foreign Governments
31 August 1945
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1. Joint Intelligence Bureau; 2. Organisation of Intelligence in the Middle East; 3. Organisation of Scientific & Technical Int.; 4. Future Role & Organisation of the I.S.T.D. in S.E.A.C.; 5. Restriction of Information from the U.S.A.; 6. Security in Factories; 7. Political Warfare Post Mortem; 8. Release of S.E.A.C. Documents to U.S. Staff Colleges; 9. Use of Special Intelligence by Official Historians
4 September 1945
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1. Directive to the Joint Photographic Reconnaissance Committee; 2. Information for the French on German Documents; 3. Provision of Specialist Personnel for Intelligence During the Occupation Period; 4. Organisation of Intelligence in the Middle East
7 September 1945
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1. Intelligence. On Tube Alloys; 2. Provision of Personnel for Intelligence Purposes; 3. Organisation of Security Intelligence in the Middle East; 4. Intelligence Section to Assist in Prosecution of War Criminals; 5. Treatment of Japanese Records and Archives; 6. Field Information Agency, Technical; 7. German Economic Department (Foreign Office); 8. Security of Weather Information in S.E.A.C.; 9. Joint Intelligence Bureau; 10. Requirements from the S.I.S.; 11. Passing of Intelligence to the Russians
11 September 1945
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1. Manpower Requirements for Post War Intelligence; 2. Provision of Specialist Personnel for Intelligence During the Occupational Period; 3. Proposed New Establishment of the Field Information Agency, Technical (British Component); 4. The Civilian Director for F.I.A.T.; 5. Proposed Revision of the Topographical Dept. Commitments; 6. Personnel with a Knowledge of Far East Languages; 7. Sir Theodore Adams
14 September 1945
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1. Liaison with the French - Topographical Int.; 2. Interrogation of War Criminals at 'Dustbin'; 3. Release of Captured Japanese Documents; 4. Terms of Reference for the Scientific and Technical Intelligence Committees; 5. Joint Intelligence Bureau
18 September 1945
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1. Security of Deception; 2. Post War Photographic Reconnaissance - SEAC.; 3. Air Cover in Selected Areas of Europe; 4. Measures of Censorship Control Affecting British Forces - Base Censorship
21 September 1945
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1. Photo Industrial Survey of Japan; 2. Organisation of Security Services Abroad; 3. Air Photography in Persia; 4. Joint Intelligence Bureau; 5. Treatment of German Archives Records and Docs. - U.S. Draft Directive to the Control Council; 6. Post War Organisation of Intelligence - Establishments; 7. Navy Lists - Degrading of Security; 8. Security Problems Likely to be Encountered During the Coming Winter; 9. Security in Factories - Letter of Appreciation
25 September 1945
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67th
1. J.P.R.C. - Central Print Library; 2. Air Cover of Selected Areas of Europe; 3. Technical Intelligence from S.E.A.C.; 4. Post War Organisation of Intelligence - Establishments
28 September 1945
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68th
1. Organisation of the Netherlands Naval Int. Dept.; 2. Documents on the Invasion of Switzerland; 3. Topographical Check Reconnaissance in SEAC.; 4. Requirements from S.I.S.; 5. Relations with the Russians; 6. Civilian Director for F.I.A.T.; 7. German Documents Panel; 8. Intelligence on Atomic Energy; 9. Joint Intelligence Bureau; 10. Suppression of the German General Staff and Officer Corps & National Socialist Para. Military Organisations; 11. Lieut. Colonel E.J.C. King Salter
2 October 1945
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Selected
69th
1. Manpower Requirements for Post War Intelligence Organisation; 2. Intelligence on Atomic Energy; 3. Release of Captured German Documents; 4. Release of Speech by Franck; 5. Intelligence from Japan; 6. Intelligence Organisation in India; 7. Chairmanship of the Joint Scientific Intelligence Committee; 8. Situation in French Indo-China; 9. Suppression of the German General Staff and Officer Corps
9 October 1945
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Selected
70th
1. Manpower Requirements for Post-War Intelligence Organisation; 2. Post-War Photographic Reconnaissance - SEAC.; 3. Security of Deception
12 October 1945
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Selected
71st
1. Intelligence on Guided Missiles; 2. Intelligence Section to Assist in Prosecution of War Criminals; 3. Interrogation of Japanese Diplomatic Personnel; 4. Future of C.I.C.I. in Persia; 5. American Observer Group Request for Military Reports on Afghanistan; 6. Future of British Joint Intelligence Committee in Washington; 7. Joint Scientific & Technical Intelligence Committee; 8. Down Grading of Present Order of Battle in Europe; 9. Joint Intelligence Bureau; 10. Honours and Awards for the Combined Intelligence Objectives Sub-Committee; 11. Situation in Netherlands East Indies
16 October 1945
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72nd
1. Security of Deception; 2. Joint Intelligence Bureau - Australia; 3. Publication of Service Statistics; 4. Economic and Administrative Conditions in the British Zone; 5. Joint Intelligence Bureau
23 October 1945
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Selected
73rd
1. Intelligence on Atomic Energy; 2. I.S.(0) and the Topographical Sub-Cttee. J.I.C.; 3. Release of I.S.T.D. Communications Reports; 4. Information on Russian Military Forces; 5. Security of Official Designations; 6. Lists of Nazis Party Members; 7. Security of British Offices in Foreign Countries; 8. Joint Intelligence Bureau
30 October 1945
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Selected
74th
1. Security of Deception; 2. Aerial Survey in S.E.A.C.; 3. Air Survey of Europe
2 November 1945
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Selected
75th
1. Intelligence on Atomic Energy; 2. Draft Directive to Major General Penney; 3. Organisation of Security Services Abroad; 4. Exploitation of Far East Intelligence Targets; 5. Security of Official Designations; 6. Future Meetings of the J.I.C.; 7. The Yugoslav Problem in Austria in the Coming Winter; 8. Security of British Offices in Foreign Countries; 9. Wing Commander A.E. Houseman
6 November 1945
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76th
1. Security of British Offices in Foreign Countries; 2. Post War Organisation of Intelligence; 3. Intelligence on Atomic Energy; 4. Directive to General Penney; 5. Photographic Reconnaissance Cover of China; 6. Survey in S.E.A.C.; 7. Visit of the Secretary, J.I.C. Austria to London; 8. Release of Internees; 9. Our Release Policy in Relation to Denazification; 10. Situation in Java; 11. Joint Intelligence Bureau; 12. Guard Procedure
14 November 1945
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Selected
77th
1. Guard Procedure; 2. Defence Notices
16 November 1945
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78th
1. Intelligence on Atomic Energy; 2. Personnel for Port & Travel Control; 3. Press Release on Work of S.O.E.; 4. Policy Towards Sweden; 5. Appreciation of the Work of I.S.T.D. from the U.S. Strategic Services Unit Mission in Great Britain; 6. Use of Air Photography for Intelligence Purposes; 7. Use of Attaches to Obtain Reciprocal Information on Foreign Countries; 8. Security Classification; 9. General Situation in China; 10. Reports Received From the Joint Intelligence Committee, Allied Commission for Austria; 11. Appointment of Director of Intelligence SEAC.; 12. Security of British Offices in Foreign Countries; 13. Our Arrest Policy in Relation to Denazification; 14. Post War Photographic Reconnaissance - SEAC.
21 November 1945
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Selected
79th
1. Use of Air Photography for Intelligence Purposes; 2. Post War Photographic Reconnaissance - SEAC.; 3. "Guard" Procedure
23 November 1945
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Selected
80th
1. Appointment of a Director of Intelligence in S.E.A.C.; 2. Targeting Section in the R.A.F. Intelligence Organisation - Policy Regarding Direction; 3. Joint Intelligence Bureau; 4. Classification of Intelligence Documents; 5. Censorship Arrangements in Netherlands East Indies; 6. The Work of the W/T Security Committee and Proposals for Its Dissolution; 7. Topographical Intelligence from Allied Authorities; 8. American Clandestine Activities in S.E.A.C.; 9. Technical Sub-Committee on Axis Oil; 10. Security of British Offices in Foreign Countries; 11. Interrogation of Three German Scientists; 12. Carrier Pigeons in War; 13. Treatment of German Rights; 14. Review of Conditions in Russian Occupied Austria
28 November 1945
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Selected
81st
1. Visit of General Penney to Australia; 2. Co-Ordination of Photographic Reconnaissance with the United States Air Forces; 3. Terms of Reference - Joint Scientific Int. Cttee & Joint Technical Int. Cttee.; 4. Exchange of Information with Turkey; 5. Strategic Aspects of Atomic Bomb Production; 6. Proposed Meeting with the Canadian Director of Intelligence Designate; 7. Post War Organisation of Intelligence; 8. Potentialities of the Soviet Air Force; 9. Possible Dangers to the Occupying Powers During the Coming Winter; 10. Future Meetings of the Sub-Committee; 11. Meeting with the Reorganisation Committee - (India)
5 December 1945
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Selected
82nd
1. Passing of Current Air Intelligence to Dominions; 2. Post War Grading of Service Attaches; 3. Meeting with the Canadian D.M.I. Designate; 4. Responsibilities of J.I.B. for Information in British Possessions; 5. Joint Intelligence Bureau, Middle East; 6. Visit of General Penney to Australia; 7. Publication of Service Statistics; 8. Declassification of Appreciation of Operation 'Overlord'; 9. Downgrading of Certain Deception Devices; 10. Intelligence Section to Assist in Prosecution of War Criminals; 11. Strategic Aspects of Atomic Bomb Production; 12. Chairmanship of the Scientific Intelligence Committee; 13. The Work of the W/T Security Committee and Proposals for Its Dissolution
12 December 1945
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83rd
1. Proposed Reconstitution of the Joint Security Classification Committee; 2. Targeting Section in the R.A.F. Intelligence Organisation - Policy Regarding Direction; 3. Chairmanship of the Scientific Intelligence Committee; 4. Defence of the Middle East on a Confederacy Basis; 5. Policy Towards Sweden; 6. Honours and Awards for C.I.O.S.; 7. Possible Duplication of Intelligence Reports; 8. Interrogation of Three German Scientists; 9. Use of J.I.C. Papers in Service Intelligence Summaries; 10. Security of British Offices in Foreign Countries; 11. Visit of General Penney to Australia; 12. The Influence of Pan-German-Ism in Austria; 13. Joint Intelligence Bureau, Middle East
19 December 1945
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