W. Keith Hancock and Margaret M. Gowing

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W. Keith Hancock and Margaret M. Gowing British War Economy — Unpublished Sources…

These percentages have been worked out by the Statistics Division of the Ministry of the War Transport at the request of Miss Behrens, the official historian of Shipping. Cf. Minute, dated 9/9/41 by Mr. Ronald in Foreign Office file W. 10969/37/49. “We are fighting America’s war for her; she is providing us with the means to do so. It is a great mistake to let the Americans think that they are conferring benefits on us, we are conferring infinitely more benefits on them.”
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W. Keith Hancock and Margaret M. Gowing British War Economy — Unpublished Sources…

See generally draft Manpower History (Miss M. Bowley’s drafts—Cabinet Office file 69/29/1 and Professor Judges’ drafts—Cabinet Office file 69/29/3 and narratives on labour in war production by Mrs. Inman—Cabinet Office files 69/75/1, 69/75/2, 69/75/3) . CAB/HIST/M/12/1/1, CAB/HIST/M/11/1/1, CAB/HIST/L/4/1/1, CAB/HIST/L/4/1/4 and CAB/HIST//4/2/1. Mrs. Inman’s memorandum on Labour Supplies for Aircraft Production—Cabinet Office file 69/75/3.
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W. Keith Hancock and Margaret M. Gowing British War Economy — Unpublished Sources…

It would appear that there were some deficiencies in the coordination between industrial intelligence and military intelligence (in the restricted meaing of that term which was then current) . The present writer has made no attempt to sift the reports of the Industrial Intelligence Centre in the light of after-knowledge of German preparations. He believes that a critical study of this problem might yield interesting and useful results.
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