From: "Leszek Gluchowski" <lwgluch at sympatico.ca> To: <intelforum at lists101.his.com> Subject: Canadian Intelligence during the Cold War Date: Tue, 11 Dec 2007 09:54:56 -0500 I have just returned from Warsaw, where, among other things, I was conducting archival research at the Institute of National Remembrance (IPN). I now have a number of files relating to Canada's so-called intelligence community during the Cold War. These files were largely collected by Communist Poland's civilian intelligence service-Department 1 of the Ministry of Internal Affairs (MSW)-also known by its rivals in the west as the SB. Among the subjects covered: (1) "Jacket" no. 3094, concerning the Joint Intelligence Bureau-Defence Research Board, Department of National Defence. (I would like to express my thanks to Witold Bagienski, a doctoral candidate in Poland, for making me aware of this and other files available at the IPN). (2) "Jacket" no. 2070, concerning Adam Bromke, at the time a professor at Carleton University in Ottawa. (3) "Jacket" 11806, concerning Leszek Gluchowski, at the time a Ph.D. candidate at King's College, University of Cambridge. A senior inspector with Polish intelligence concluded in early 1988: "It is a matter of fact, that GLUCH remains in close contact with the special services of Canada (we suspect that he is a cadre employee of [Canadian] Intelligence), and it should also not be discounted the he collaborates with the services of Great Britain." I would appreciate further information on the Canadian intelligence community, notably the JIB, during the Cold War, particularly details regarding the published scholarly literature, as well as on the availability of Canadian archival sources. Leszek Gluchowski