WORLD WAR II IN EUROPE.

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Interim, the intelligence review of the 21st Army Group/British Army of the Rhine, nine issues, together with the first instalment of its successor, Occupation. First and only editions, classified "secret" up to Issue 12 of Interim and "confidential" thereafter. The scope encompasses conditions in Germany and broader current affairs, discussion of military strategy and tactics in the war, and findings from the interrogation of German prisoners or seized enemy documents. The volumes of Interim include numbers 5 (13 August 1945), 6 (27 August 1945), 8 (24 September 1945), 10 (22 October 1945), 11 (5 November 1945), 12 (19 November 1945), 14 (17 December 1945), 17 (5 February 1946), and 19 (4 March 1946). The earliest two were issued in the name of Montgomery's 21st Army Group, before its reorganization as the British Army of the Rhine in August 1945. The issue of Occupation is dated 1 May 1946.The Australian War Memorial Library appears to have a complete run of both titles, in total 23 issues published between June 1945 and July 1945. One or more issues are also held by the German Army's Militärgeschichtliches Forschungsamt at Potsdam, the Konrad-Adenauer-Stiftung, and Edinburgh University Library.

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