

3a According to the document, what
is the main aim of British policy?
3b What do the Chiefs of Staff see
as the main threat?
3c What is the best way to meet this
threat?
3d This document sets out British
policy. However, by reading between the lines, we can see what aspects of
Soviet policy worried the British. For example, Section d (i) tells us that
the military leaders were concerned about Stalin's military strength. What
other inferences can you make from this document?
3e The Chiefs of Staff saw this document
as a policy to preserve peace. As a neutral historian looking back from
the 21st century, do you see this as a peaceful document or an aggressive
one? Explain your answer.

Fill out the relevant line of your Case Study Worksheet.
Look at your answers to the questions on source 3.
Has this source given you any ideas about awkward questions to ask
the leaders?
What evidence have you found which you think they will find hard to
explain?
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