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Terrorism: papers and general correspondence
Catalogue reference: CAB 163/489
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This record is about the Terrorism: papers and general correspondence dating from 1987 Oct 06 - 1988 May 13 in the series War Cabinet, Ministry of Defence, and Cabinet Office: Central Intelligence Machinery:.... It is held at Creating government department or its successor.
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- CAB 163/489
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- 1987 Oct 06 - 1988 May 13
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Terrorism: papers and general correspondence
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- Creating government department or its successor
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- J 43 PART 11
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- Closed Or Retained Document, Open Description
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CAB 163
War Cabinet, Ministry of Defence, and Cabinet Office: Central Intelligence Machinery:...
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