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This latest release of files from the Security Service covers a variety of subjects including: Sylvia Townsend-Warner (and her partner Valentine Ackland) who raised suspicion through their interest in Communism (KV 2/2337 - 2338), renowned strategist on tank-warfare Basil Liddell-Hart whose ideas were used by German commanders during the Second World War (KV 2/2410 - 2411), Polish leader General Sikorski (KV 3/274 - 276) and some of the plain language codes used by German and other enemy agents, including the Westerlinck or 'eins, eins, eins' code (KV 2/2424).
Security service release
Introduction
Double Agents
Right Wing extremists
German Intelligence Agents
Communists, suspected Communists and Communist organisations
Soviet Intelligence Agents
Subject of Security Service enquiries
Internment policy
Files of general interest
The following files can be found on DocumentsOnline:
Lady Howard of Effingham (Part one: KV 2/2387) Go to DocumentsOnline to view images
Lady Howard of Effingham (Part two: KV 2/2388) Go to DocumentsOnline to view images
Second World War German plain language codes (KV 2/2424) Go to DocumentsOnline to view images
Sylvia Townsend-Warner (and Valentine Ackland) (Part one:KV 2/2337) Go to DocumentsOnline to view images
Sylvia Townsend-Warner (and Valentine Ackland) (Part two: KV 2/2338) Go to DocumentsOnline to view images
The Royal Patriotic Schools - complete case preserved as an example (KV 4/344) Go to DocumentsOnline to view images
Branimar Jelic (Part one: KV 2/2307) Go to DocumentsOnline to view images
Branimar Jelic (Part two: KV 2/2308) Go to DocumentsOnline to view images
JOSEF, alias RHUBARB - file containing papers relating to the involvement of novelist Graham Greene in this case (KV 2/2272) Go to DocumentsOnline to view images
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