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A volume of meeting minutes of the Joint Intelligence Sub-Committee (JIC). The JIC was formed of representatives from the intelligence services, the armed services, and the Foreign Office. Its purpose was to assess military, security, and foreign policy requirements and coordinate Britain's intelligence organisations accordingly. The JIC members discussed a vast range of international and domestic issues in their meetings. In this file, subjects documented include preparations for a German invasion; the security of communications; the security of British ports; the likelihood of war in the Pacific; the United Kingdom's relations with the United States of America; cooperation and the sharing of intelligence between the Special Operations Executive (SOE) and the Office of Strategic Services (OSS); censorship; different forms of intelligence gathering; prisoners of war; enemy aliens in Britain; consular intelligence sources in East Asia; and British domestic security.
A volume of reports commissioned for the Joint Intelligence Sub-Committee (JIC). The JIC was formed of representatives from the intelligence services, the armed services, and the Foreign Office. Its purpose was to assess military, security, and foreign policy requirements and coordinate Britain's intelligence organisations accordingly. A vast range of international and domestic issues are investigated and analysed in the JIC's reports. Subjects covered in this file include the possibility of the collapse of Fascist Italy; the exchange of prisoners of war; the secret evacuation of government departments; the creation of rumours to be disseminated to harm German morale; the control of domestic censorship; the recruitment of agents amongst British expatriates; the organisation of commando raids in Italy; the likely strength of a Japanese attack on Malaya; the invasion of Madagascar by the Allies; the possibility of a German seizure of the Canary Islands; and the economic blockades of Germany.
A volume of meeting minutes of the Joint Intelligence Sub-Committee (JIC). The JIC was formed of representatives from the intelligence services, the armed services, and the Foreign Office. Its purpose was to assess military, security, and foreign policy requirements and coordinate Britain's intelligence organisations accordingly. The JIC members discussed a vast range of international and domestic issues in their meetings. In this file, subjects documented include British propaganda and censorship; contingency planning for the outbreak of war with Italy; preparations for combatting German offensives in the Netherlands, and for the defence of southern England; the recruitment and organisation of British citizens abroad; the assessment of German productive capacity and manpower; British domestic security measures, including the arrest and imprisonment of aliens; the treatment of British and enemy prisoners of war; possible German secret weapons, including poison gas; the Soviet threat to the Middle East; and the coordination of scientific research.
A volume of meeting minutes of the Joint Intelligence Sub-Committee (JIC). The JIC was formed of representatives from the intelligence services, the armed services, and the Foreign Office. Its purpose was to assess military, security, and foreign policy requirements and coordinate Britain's intelligence organisations accordingly. The JIC members discussed a vast range of international and domestic issues in their meetings. In this file, subjects documented include the organisation of the British intelligence services; allied cooperation, including the sharing of intelligence; communications security, censorship, and the leakage of information; the escape and safety of allied prisoners in German captivity; arrangements for the occupation of Germany; German secret weapons; military situation reports; assessments of German military and economic strength, and Axis oil supplies; reconnaissance, aerial photography, and the collection of topographical intelligence; operational security for the invasion of Normandy; enemy morale; resistance movements; the effects of Allied bombing; and interpretation and interrogation.
A volume of reports, memoranda, and correspondence from the Joint Intelligence Sub-Committee (JIC). The JIC was formed of representatives from the intelligence services, the armed services, and the Foreign Office. Its purpose was to assess military, security, and foreign policy requirements and coordinate Britain's intelligence organisations accordingly. The JIC members discussed a vast range of international and domestic issues in their meetings. In this file, subjects documented include the potential German invasion of the United Kingdom; defence against an invasion; reports on the military capabilities of Italy, Spain, and Portugal; possible German secret weapons, including chemical and biological weapons; early warnings of an invasion; evacuation plans and instructions to British civilians in the event of an invasion; propaganda and censorship arrangements; the security of British territory in Africa and the Middle East; and domestic security, including the monitoring of aliens and arrangements to counter an invasion by disguised enemy soldiers.
A volume of reports commissioned for the Joint Intelligence Sub-Committee (JIC). The JIC was formed of representatives from the intelligence services, the armed services, and the Foreign Office. Its purpose was to assess military, security, and foreign policy requirements and coordinate Britain's intelligence organisations accordingly. A vast range of international and domestic issues are investigated and analysed in the JIC's reports. Subjects covered in this file include the recruitment of agents from amongst Axis prisoner of war; the collection of intelligence from aliens and refugees in Britain; predictions of German strategy in the Soviet Union over the winter of 1941-42; planning for commando raids; situation reports from the German invasion of the Soviet Union; Axis strategy in North Africa; the Japanese declaration of war, and subsequent operations; rumours designed to weaken Axis morale; the Japanese threat to Burma and Indonesia; and the evacuation of British citizens from areas threatened by the Japanese.
A volume of meeting minutes of the Joint Intelligence Sub-Committee (JIC). The JIC was formed of representatives from the intelligence services, the armed services, and the Foreign Office. Its purpose was to assess military, security, and foreign policy requirements and coordinate Britain's intelligence organisations accordingly. The JIC members discussed a vast range of international and domestic issues in their meetings. In this file, subjects documented include the organisation of the British intelligence services; allied cooperation; communications security, censorship, and the leakage of information; reports on the Dieppe Raid (Operation Jubilee); security arrangements for Operation Torch; the interrogation of prisoners; assessments of Axis strength, including manpower, casualties, and oil resources; the possibility of a German collapse, and post-war planning; captured enemy documents; resistance movements; a review of the situation in the Western Desert; intelligence on German long range rockets; coordination of Mediterranean intelligence; and the war and reconstruction in East Asia.
A volume of reports commissioned for the Joint Intelligence Sub-Committee (JIC). The JIC was formed of representatives from the intelligence services, the armed services, and the Foreign Office. Its purpose was to assess military, security, and foreign policy requirements and coordinate Britain's intelligence organisations accordingly. A vast range of international and domestic issues are investigated and analysed in the JIC's reports. Subjects covered in this file include the collapse of the German war effort; Japanese military strength and strategy; the military situation on the Eastern Front, in Italy, and on the Western Front; the start of the Battle of the Bulge, including prior predictions that such an attack was unlikely; conditions within Japan; German attempts to prevent the escape of prisoners of war; the aftermath of Allied operations in the Low Countries; and the sharing of weapons information with the Soviets.
A volume of meeting minutes of the Joint Intelligence Sub-Committee (JIC). The JIC was formed of representatives from the intelligence services, the armed services, and the Foreign Office. Its purpose was to assess military, security, and foreign policy requirements and coordinate Britain's intelligence organisations accordingly. The JIC members discussed a vast range of international and domestic issues in their meetings. In this file, subjects documented include the organisation of the British intelligence services during and after the Second World War; allied cooperation and the sharing of intelligence; communications security; military and political situation reports; efforts to encourage the collapse of Germany; the capture of German documents and archives; the sharing of technical information with the Soviet Union; arrangements for the occupation of Germany; war crimes and the prosecution of war criminals; gathering of intelligence about atomic energy and warfare; and investigations into the success of intelligence operations and the effects of bombing during the war.
A volume of reports commissioned for the Joint Intelligence Sub-Committee (JIC). The JIC was formed of representatives from the intelligence services, the armed services, and the Foreign Office. Its purpose was to assess military, security, and foreign policy requirements and coordinate Britain's intelligence organisations accordingly. A vast range of international and domestic issues are investigated and analysed in the JIC's reports. Subjects covered in this file include publicity for the effects of the atomic bombing of Japan; plans for Palestinian autonomy; Soviet troop movements in Europe; Soviet involvement in Iran; Soviet and British recruitment of German scientists; Yugoslav territorial claims on Trieste; Soviet strategic intentions in East Asia; the strength of communist movements worldwide; evidence of Soviet contravention of the Potsdam Agreement; and the contribution of oil shortages to the German defeat in 1945.