Report on Work. Done. By the Axis Planning Section

Document Title	Report on Work. Done. By the Axis Planning Section
Reference	CAB 81/136
Document Date	28 April 1941
Conflicts	Second World War
Themes	Intelligence Gathering and Surveillance, Intelligence Organisation and Administration
Regions	Atlantic, East Asia, Europe, Middle East
Countries	Cape Verde, Iceland, Japan, Portugal, Spain
Document Type	Reports
Organisations	Axis Planning Section, Foreign Office, Future Operations (Enemy) Section, Joint Intelligence Sub-Committee, Ministry of Economic Warfare, Chiefs of Staff
People	Not Defined

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intelligence reports, intelligence services responsibilities, Joint Intelligence Sub-Committee duties, intelligence requirements, British intelligence organisation, Axis strategy, Axis war aims, strategy, military operations, political intelligence, economic intelligence, military intelligence

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