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Whitehall objections on security grounds to a proposed book by Sefton Delmer on deception...
Catalogue reference: CAB 163/194
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This record is about the Whitehall objections on security grounds to a proposed book by Sefton Delmer on deception... dating from 1969 Jan 22 - 1973 Mar 09 in the series War Cabinet, Ministry of Defence, and Cabinet Office: Central Intelligence Machinery:.... It is held at The National Archives, Kew.
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CAB 163/194
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1969 Jan 22 - 1973 Mar 09
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Whitehall objections on security grounds to a proposed book by Sefton Delmer on deception operations in World War II
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