The Yugoslav Problem in Austria During the Coming Winter Note by the Secretary. (Report by J.I.C., A.C.C. Austria) - Secret Intelligence Files

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Document Title	The Yugoslav Problem in Austria During the Coming Winter Note by the Secretary. (Report by J.I.C., A.C.C. Austria)
Reference	CAB 81/131
Document Date	29 October 1945
Conflicts	Cold War
Themes	Foreign Policy and International Relations, Military Intelligence and Operations
Regions	Europe
Countries	Austria, Italy, Slovenia, Yugoslavia
Document Type	Memoranda, Reports
Organisations	Chiefs of Staff, Joint Intelligence Sub-Committee
People	Thomas Haddon

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Yugoslav foreign policy, Yugoslav armed forces, predicting enemy intentions, assessing enemy strength, border disputes, diplomatic disputes, foreign policy, propaganda, political dissent, espionage, embassies, diplomatic officials, minorities, occupation arrangements, zones of occupation, occupied Austria, military dispositions, troop movements, Yugoslav intelligence services, politics, abduction, border controls, security

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