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Annotated typescript by [?] Ian Pirie.

Scope and Contents Correspondents include: Harold Nicolson on his bet with GJ on Italy's entry into the war; Sir Alexander Cadogan [Permanent Under-Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs] thanking GJ for his work as his Private Secretary; Nancy Mitford (2); [Edward] Hugh Dalton on his dissatisfaction with his new post as President of the Board of Trade and regret at no longer having GJ with him; Lorna Wingate on GJ's help for Orde Wingate and his success in India (5); Sir Charles Hambro on replacing GJ as...

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Subjects include: GJ's new job as Assistant Under-Secretary at the Ministry of Economic Warfare [as chief executive of the Special Operations Executive (SOE)]; the appointment of 3rd Lord Selborne [earlier Lord Wolmer] as Minister of Economic Warfare in place of [Edward] Hugh Dalton.

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Diary of JA's mission as a liaison officer with the Albanian resistance.

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Diary of JA's mission as a liaison officer with the Albanian resistance. Top copy.

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Diary of JA's mission as a liaison officer with the Albanian resistance. Carbon copy with some small annotations.

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Book of telegrams to and from the SOE mission with the Albanian resistance.

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Telegrams to the SOE mission with the Albanian resistance.

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Typescript telegrams to the SOE mission with the Albanian resistance.

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Typescript telegrams from the SOE mission with the Albanian resistance.

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Memoranda and rough notes by JA ("A/H.A.") on policy towards the Balkans and South-Eastern Europe, with a covering letter from Leo Amery to 3rd Lord Selborne [Minister of Economic Warfare, earlier Lord Wolmer], [though this probably refers to AMEJ 1/1/20].

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Memoranda and rough notes by JA ("A/H.A.") and others on policy in Bulgaria.

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Correspondence between JA ("A/H.A.") and Julius Hanau ("Caesar") on events in the Middle East and the Balkans and JA's employment with SOE.

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Correspondence between JA ("A/H.A.") and Colonel William Bailey ("D/H2.") on events in the Middle East and the Balkans, Bailey's appointment as a political adviser in the United States on Balkan affairs and on how his personal problems might cause difficulties in working with JA after the war.

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Correspondence between JA ("A/H.A.") and "Bob" ("D/H19.") on events in the Middle East, the Balkans and in London, including a memorandum by D/H19 on seeking the support of the Communists.

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Correspondence between JA ("A/H.A.") and [?] James Pearson ("D/H.V.") on events in the Middle East and the Balkans, including a report on the difficulties SOE was facing in the Middle East and on future policy in the Balkans.

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Memoranda by JA ("A/H.A.") on attacking German imports of manganese, cotton and oil from the Soviet Union.

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Memoranda by JA ("A/H.A.") on policy in the Middle East, particularly Egypt, Iraq, Syria and Palestine.

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Correspondence between JA ("A/H.A.") and his SOE colleagues on subjects including the work of the Balkan section in Cairo [Egypt], internal tensions between the office in Istanbul [Turkey] and London, and events in the Balkans generally.

Scope and Contents Annotated memoranda by JA ("A/H.A.") for 'D' Section [later the Special Operations Executive] on subjects including: the structure of the state, particularly the Government and Opposition parties, the Church, patriotic organisations and the army; developments in the political situation; the "coup d'etat project"; British policy on Yugoslavia [now Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia, Kosovo, Montenegro, North Macedonia, Serbia, and Slovenia]; intelligence contacts; the situation in Bulgaria. See...

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Report by Lieutenant-Colonel Neil "Billy" McLean, Major David Smiley and JA on their mission with the Albanian resistance.

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Memoranda by JA ("A/H.A.") and correspondence on policy in Yugoslavia [now Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia, Kosovo, Montenegro, North Macedonia, Serbia, and Slovenia], including a draft broadcast on Yugoslavia and a copy of the telegram from [? Sir Ronald Campbell, British Minister at Belgrade] ordering JA to leave the staff of the British Legation.