Search

Searched for: FBIdoc.

(-) Remove Documents filter Documents (7)
Files (0)
Guides (1) Apply Guides filter

Showing items 1 - 7 of 7.

Per page


81 Feb 11 We	Declassified documents	Major	Archive (FBI)	US: FBI Alexandria teletype to FBI Director (“Possible threat to assassinate Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher of Great Britain”) [conversation overheard by a “source of proven reliability”] [declassified 2014]
84 Dec 23 Su	Declassified documents	Minor	Archive (FBI)	US: FBI memorandum (“Threat against British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher”) [Camp David visit] [declassified 2014]
86 Nov 16 Su	Declassified documents	Minor	Archive (FBI)	US: FBI airtel (“Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher - Victim”) [arrest at time of Nov 1986 Camp David visit] [declassified 2014]
89 Dec 11 Mo	Declassified documents	Minor	Archive (FBI)	US: FBI memorandum (phone threat to MT & President Bush) [“God’s Soldiers”] [declassified 2014]
92 Jul 21 Tu	Declassified documents	Major	Archive (FBI)	US: FBI airtel (PIRA plot to MT) [“uniquely placed source”] [declassified 2014]
92 Aug 21 Fr	Declassified documents	Major	Archive (FBI)	US: FBI Boston teletype to FBI Director (PIRA plot against MT) [PIRA suspects - background and movements; threats against MT - “we are going to take care of her”] [declassified 2014]
92 Sep 9 We	Declassified documents	Major	Archive (FBI)	US: FBI memorandum (“Alleged threat to assassinate former Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher …”) [named IRA operatives “capable of carrying out such an act”] [declassified 2014]

Per page

Documents lie at the core of this website, each one dated and sorted chronologically (by default) in search results. Most are images in PDF format of original paper documents scanned or filmed for the site. There are also transcripts of speeches and interviews, press articles, photos, videos, and more. The document database contains tens of thousands of items and permits complex searching.

Files are multi-page PDFs from which most of the documents on the site are selected. All of Mrs Thatcher’s official files from No.10 are available in full on this site (paper copies are stored at the National Archives in the series PREM19), as well as most of those of Geoffrey Howe and Nigel Lawson as Chancellor (stored at TNA as series T639 and T640).

Guides are articles about key events and topics. Many were written to accompany annual releases of Mrs Thatcher’s private and party papers at the Churchill Archive Centre in Cambridge.

Legend

Full text on site
PDF
Photo
Video
Audio
Info only (no text available)
Text on CD only

People
-MT's meetings as PM
-MT messages to and from world leaders
-MT contacts with Jimmy Carter
-MT contacts with Ronald Reagan
-MT contacts with George Bush Sr
-MT contacts with François Mitterrand
-MT contacts with Helmut Kohl
-Foreign Secretary’s meetings
-Foreign Secretary’s minutes
-Chancellor of the Exchequer’s meetings
-Chancellor of the Exchequer’s minutes
-Charles Powell minutes
Margaret Thatcher
-Autobiographical comments
-Autobiography (childhood)
-Autobiography (marriage & children)
-Famous statements by MT
-Famous statements by MT (discussions of)
Politics & parties
-Conservatism
-Conservative Party (organization)
-Conservative Party (history)
-Conservative (leadership elections)
-Labour Party & socialism
-Liberal & Social Democratic Parties
-Leadership
-Media
-Religion & morality
Law & the constitution
-British Constitution (general discussions)
-Monarchy
-Executive
-Executive (appointments)
-Judiciary
-Parliament
-Union of UK nations
-Civil liberties
-Law & order
-Race, immigration, nationality
Elections
-Elections & electoral system
-General Elections
-Local elections
-By-elections
-European elections
Foreign policy
-British relations with the US
-British relations with the Soviet Union
-British relations with France
-British relations with the Federal Republic of Germany
-British relations with Italy
-British relations with Japan
-British relations with Canada
-British relations with Netherlands
-British relations with Spain
-British policy towards Hong Kong
-British policy towards South Africa
-Foreign policy (USA)
-Foreign policy (USSR & successor states)
-Foreign policy (Western Europe - non-EU)
-Foreign policy (Africa)
-Foreign policy (Americas excluding USA)
-Foreign policy (Asia)
-Foreign policy (Australia & NZ)
-Foreign policy (Central & Eastern Europe)
-Foreign policy (Middle East)
-Foreign policy (development, aid, etc)
-Foreign policy (International organizations)
-Commonwealth (general)
-Commonwealth (Rhodesia-Zimbabwe)
-Commonwealth (South Africa)
-European Union (general)
-European Union Budget
-Economic, monetary & political union
-European Union Single Market
-Foreign policy - theory and process
Defence, security & intelligence
-Defence (general)
-Defence (arms control)
-Defence (Falklands)
-Falklands War Cabinet papers
-Falklands Chiefs of Staff Committee papers
-Defence (Gulf War, 1990-91)
-Security services & intelligence
-Terrorism
-Northern Ireland
Economic issues
-Agriculture
-Employment
-Energy
-Industry
-Monetary policy
-Privatized & state industries
-Pay
-Public spending & borrowing
-Taxation
-Trade
-Trade unions
-Trade union law reform
-Transport
-Science & technology
-Strikes & other union action
-1984-85 coal strike
-Economic policy - theory and process
Social issues
-Family
-Social security & welfare
-Society
-Voluntary sector & charity
-Women
Environment, housing, etc.
-Arts & entertainment
-Community charge (“poll tax”)
-Environment
-Housing
-Local government
-Local government finance
-Sport
Health
-Health policy
-NHS reforms 1987-90
-Private health care
Education
-Education
-Higher & further education
-Private education
-Primary education
-Secondary education