RG-2 : Cabinet War Committee / Comité de la guerre du Cabinet

GERMANY, GE10W WIQNAI3., See : Ls,r . Progress oi ,
• Preponderance of mechanical equipment & aircraft ;
/4, 1-2.
Crearar discussion of likely plans ; 25, 1-2.
Peace proposals from - in Washington & Berne ; ?7, 1-2 .
Military agreement between - Italy & Japan ; (34, 5)
36, 5 4
Ezohange of two internees for Canadian Trade Commissioners
held in ; 40, 2 .
Isolation of Great Britain ; 1L?., 1 .
Collaboration with France ; (42, 1-2)(ji, 7)
,German reserve pilots with Columbia Air S3rvice an
route US to Japan ; 4Z , 2 .
RAF raids on ; 43 , 4 .
France unwilling to make peace with ; §J, 4 .
Economic situation in : effect of bombings ; 58, 4 .
S`rength of iAvNion army ; likelihood of attempt ;
Howe re6ort re position o;; 60, 2. A9, 2-3.
~ BBC broadcasts tol!.64, 1 ,
Superiority in numbers for invasion attempt ; 67, 3 .
Pressure in Vichy & Spain ; d0, 1 .
Increased bombings ; 85, 2 .
Peace terms as suggested by Hess ; 86, 1 .
IlCollaboration" with France ; USSR ; Iraq ; 86, 1-2 .
Invas ion of USSR; 2§, 2 .
Size of Army ; 99, 3 .
Internal situation - economic & military ; German
"peace offensive" anticipated ; 1 16, 7 .
Entry of Japan into war likely to result in diversion
of war material from use against ; 126 , 3.
Putting into effect against - & Italy of joint Can-US
Defence Plan No . 2 (ABC-22) ; 131 , 7 .
Policy re exchange of prisoners ; 135 , 2-3.
Question as to whether defeat of - Canada's major
®Wective ; 145, 5. ( 149, 5.
• Standard of technical efficiency in Army equipment ;/
Churchill discusses in Washington strategic situation
in various theatres - including, effect of oombing of -
~17~, 1-2 .