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T-kontoret

T-kontoret ("T office") was a Swedish intelligence agency active between 1946 and 1965. It was the successor to the C-byrån and predecessor to IB. T-kontoret was headed by Thede Palm.

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T-kontoret

Nodes18
Edges17
Triples62
Avg. degree1.89
Density0.111111
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T-kontoret

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related to history · 37
T-kontoret → After, Attaché Offices, B-kontoret, Border Section, C-byrån, Centralen, Defence Staff, Detalj II, Domestic Department, Ekonomiska Byrån, For, Foreign Department, Foundation, G-sektionen, Group, Grupp, Gränssektionen, Gunnar Dahmén, In, Intelligence
related to Further reading · 25
T-kontoret → Evabritta, FOKK, Forsberg, Försvaret, Försvarshögskolan, Handlingar, ISBN, Kungl, Medström, Nilsson, Några, Palm, Publikation, Ronald, Sam, Samf, Samfundet, SELIBR, Skandinaviens, Stockholm

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c-byrån swedish intelligence ii palm selibr ib group och thede department stockholm secret section foreign domestic agency headed isbn operations

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
T-kontoretrelated to Further readingForsberg0.60section
T-kontoretrelated to Further readingRonald0.60section
T-kontoretrelated to Further readingThede Palm0.60section
T-kontoretrelated to Further readingSwedish0.60section
T-kontoretrelated to Further readingStockholm0.60section
T-kontoretrelated to Further readingFörsvarshögskolan0.60section
T-kontoretrelated to Further readingSELIBR0.60section
T-kontoretrelated to Further readingNilsson0.60section
T-kontoretrelated to Further readingSam0.60section
T-kontoretrelated to Further readingPublikation0.60section
T-kontoretrelated to Further readingFörsvaret0.60section
T-kontoretrelated to Further readingFOKK0.60section

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