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Duke and Duchess of Windsor: Visit to New York

1942

A file of reports, correspondence, and meeting minutes relating to British counter-intelligence operations and organisation during the war, in particular the management of agents, both Allied and Axis. Documents in this file include an extensive series of memoranda, meeting minutes, and correspondence discussing the partial merger of two departments of the Security Service (MI5) and the Secret Intelligence Service (MI6) to improve counter-espionage efforts; correspondence and reports about the surveillance and arrest of non-British agents; a report on the suicide of a foreign agent in British custody; a list of potential Spanish agents acting for the Axis powers; a report on a potential French double-agent, Dieudonné Costes, and arrangements for his transport to the United States of America; a memorandum on the transportation of invisible ink; reports on morale and public opinion in the dominions; and discussion of remarks made by the Duke and Duchess of Windsor during a visit to New York.
philippines india colombia security panama argentina bolivia south africa cuba turkey united kingdom politics mexico france belgium brazil japan egypt angola syria portugal united states of america guinea canada united nations russia australia colonies communications diplomacy espionage malaya international relations ireland netherlands new zealand newspapers transportation public opinion romania spain siam great britain england palestine surveillance second world war agents conscription security service secret intelligence service civilians morale intelligence gathering dwight eisenhower trinidad diplomatic officials holland chiefs of staff ernest bevin foreign office anglo-american relations john anderson non-british agents british intelligence organisation alexander cadogan stewart menzies peter loxley intelligence operations intelligence services responsibilities ministry of economic warfare public morale abyssinia joint planning staff geheime staatspolizei counter-espionage david petrie abwehr anthony eden patrick reilly guy liddell permanent under-secretary's department double agents clement attlee robert vansittart dick white valentine vivian spanish guinea diplomatic intelligence pacific war recruitment of agents false intelligence suspicious persons wallis simpson
Collection ID
FO1093
Conflict
Second World War
Countries
Abyssinia Angola Argentina Australia Belgium Bolivia Brazil Canada Colombia Cuba Egypt England France Great Britain Guinea Holland India Ireland Japan Malaya Mexico Netherlands New Zealand Palestine Panama Philippines Portugal Romania Russia Siam South Africa Spain Spanish Guinea Syria Trinidad Turkey United Kingdom United States of America
Document Reference
FO 1093/24/2
Document Types
Report Correspondence Summary
File Reference
FO 1093/24
Identifier
10.1080/swwf.fo1093.0024.002
Keywords
Morale Public Morale Civilians Pacific War Colonies Politics Newspapers Conscription Security Diplomatic Officials Agents Non-british Agents Recruitment Of Agents Diplomacy Anglo-american Relations Transportation Communications Intelligence Gathering Diplomatic Intelligence British Intelligence Organisation Counter-espionage Double Agents Intelligence Services Responsibilities False Intelligence Espionage Public Opinion Suspicious Persons
Languages
English
Organizations
Abwehr Chiefs of Staff Foreign Office Geheime Staatspolizei Joint Planning Staff Ministry of Economic Warfare Secret Intelligence Service Security Service United Nations Permanent Under-Secretary's Department
Pages
148
Persons Discussed
John Anderson Clement Attlee Ernest Bevin Alexander Cadogan Anthony Eden Dwight Eisenhower Guy Liddell Peter Loxley Stewart Menzies David Petrie Patrick Reilly Wallis Simpson Robert Vansittart Valentine Vivian Dick White
Published in
United Kingdom
Themes
Surveillance International Relations Intelligence Operations

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