Situation in Netherlands East Indies (Report by SEAC - SEAC, J.I.C./10(45))

Document Title	Situation in Netherlands East Indies (Report by SEAC - SEAC, J.I.C./10(45))
Reference	CAB 81/131
Document Date	20 December 1945
Conflicts	Other
Themes	Foreign Policy and International Relations, Military Intelligence and Operations
Regions	East Asia, Europe
Countries	Netherlands
Document Type	Memoranda, Reports
Organisations	Chiefs of Staff, Joint Intelligence Sub-Committee, Joint Intelligence Committee (South East Asia Command), South-East Asia Command
People	Thomas Haddon

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colonies, empire, colonial independence movements, foreign policy, British army, occupation arrangements, politics, anti-British feeling, diplomacy, ideology, Dutch foreign policy, nationalism, Dutch armed forces, Japanese army, refugees, economy, contingency planning, disarmament

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