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'C', Chief of the Secret Intelligence Service (SIS): Wireless Transmitters; General

20 May 1943

A short file of documents discussing the installation of wireless sets in British embassies. The documents consider the advantages and disadvantages of the proposal, including the increase in speed of communication versus the danger of interception and the risk of antagonising foreign governments; there is also some debate over which government department should cover the costs of the scheme.
technology poland greece russia finances second world war diplomatic missions secret intelligence service wireless communications foreign office herbert brittain intelligence organization alexander cadogan peter loxley communications interception permanent under-secretary's department
Collection ID
FO1093
Conflict
Second World War
Countries
Greece Poland Russia
Document Reference
FO 1093/321/2
Document Types
Correspondence Memorandum
File Reference
FO 1093/321
Identifier
10.1080/swwf.fo1093.0321.002
Keywords
Wireless Communications Diplomatic Missions Technology Communications Interception Finances
Languages
English
Organizations
Foreign Office Permanent Under-Secretary's Department Secret Intelligence Service
Pages
17
Persons Discussed
Herbert Brittain Alexander Cadogan Peter Loxley
Published in
United Kingdom
Themes
Intelligence Organization

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