Comparing US and UK Intelligence Assessment in the Early Cold War: NSC-68, April 1950 |
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Authors: | Matthew Perl |
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Institution: | Rafael, the Armament Development Authority , Ministry of Defence , Israel |
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Abstract: | US and British intelligence assessments regarding the Soviet Union during the early years of the Cold War contained substantial differences despite the remarkable level of cooperation and information sharing that existed between the respective services in the period. Using NSC-68 as a "pivot", this article examines these discrepancies as well as those similarities that did exist, considering their significance and evolution in an effort to understand what factors drove and shaped intelligence analysis on both sides of the Atlantic. |
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