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Churchill/AMEL 1/6 contains:
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9 LSA's War Cabinet papers
10 India Office and War Cabinet papers
11 LSA's memoranda to the War Cabinet
12 Printed private telegrams to and from Secretary of State for India
13 Printed private telegrams to and from Secretary of State for India
14 Printed private telegrams to and from Secretary of State for India
15 Telegrams from Secretary of State for India to Viceroy
16 Telegrams from Viceroy to Secretary of State for India
17 Speech by Secretary of State for India
18 Correspondence on the proposed new constitution for India
19 References to Field Marshal 1st Lord Wavell in LSA's diaries
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The Papers of Leopold Amery

Title Printed private telegrams to and from Secretary of State for India
Reference AMEL 1/6/14
(former reference: Box 172)
Covering Dates Jan 1943-Jul 1945
Extent and Medium 2 files
Content and context

Telegrams on Indian political and military affairs, mainly between LSA and the Viceroy and Governor-General of India [2nd Lord Linlithgow, earlier Lord Hopetoun, up to October 1943, then Field Marshal 1st Lord Wavell], but also between LSA and other correspondents including: the Governor of Burma [later Myanmar] [Sir Reginald Dorman-Smith]; the Governor of Bengal [Sir John Herbert, up to September 1943, then Sir Thomas Rutherford, to January 1944, then Richard Casey]; the Governor of Bombay [Sir David Colville, later 1st Lord Clydesmuir]; Firoz Khan Noon, Defence Member, Government of India; Admiral Sir James Somerville [Commander-in-Chief, Eastern Fleet]; the Governor of Madras [Arthur Hope, later 2nd Lord Rankeillour].

Further information

For correspondence between LSA and the Governor of Burma, see also "Burma: the struggle for independence, 1944-1948: documents from official and private sources", edited by Hugh Tinker (HMSO, 1983).

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