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Admiralty: Naval Intelligence Division and Operational Intelligence Centre: Intelligence...
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Reference | ADM 223 |
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Title | Admiralty: Naval Intelligence Division and Operational Intelligence Centre: Intelligence Reports and Papers |
Date | 1914-1978 |
Description | This series contains Admiralty Intelligence papers, German naval communications, Operational Intelligence Centre special intelligence summaries, special intelligence reports from Japanese and Mediterranean waters, ULTRA decrypts, essays on World War 2 by German naval staff officers, statements by German prisoners of war and intercepted enemy signals between Berlin and Tokyo. They relate to such matters as U-boat warfare, attacks on convoys, minesweeping and enemy shipping movements, together with reports by the naval intelligence division and correspondence concerning the British Naval Mission to Moscow (1941-1946). The series includes photocopies of documents cited in the official history of the intelligence services as well as a small series of message logs from the First World War. |
Related material |
Records of the Government Code and Cypher School: For records of the Joint Intelligence Bureau see WO 252 For files of the tri-service Defence Intelligence staff see, DEFE 31 |
Held by | The National Archives, Kew |
Legal status | Public Record(s) |
Language |
English |
Creator |
Board of Admiralty, Naval Intelligence Division, 1886-1964 Board of Admiralty, Naval Staff, Naval Intelligence Division, 1912-1963 Board of Admiralty, Naval Staff, Operational Intelligence Centre, 1937-1964 |
Physical description | 885 files and volumes |
Access conditions | Open unless otherwise stated |
Immediate source of acquisition |
From 1975 Ministry of Defence |
Accruals | Series is accruing |
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