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Document Title	Situation in French Indo-China (JIC(SEAC)14(45))
Reference	CAB 81/132
Document Date	6 January 1946
Conflicts	Cold War
Themes	Military Intelligence and Operations, Foreign Policy and International Relations
Regions	East Asia
Countries	Cambodia, China, Indochina, Laos, Siam
Document Type	Reports, Memoranda
Organisations	Chiefs of Staff, Joint Intelligence Sub-Committee
People	Thomas Haddon, Lawrence Pendred

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First Indochina War, empire, colonies, military operations, military situation reports, troop movements, military dispositions, colonial independence movements, Chinese foreign policy, Chinese Nationalists, communism, ideology, Japanese army, disarmament, French government, French army, civil unrest, partisans, guerrilla warfare, assessing enemy strength, military strength, food supplies

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