Allied Coordination Committee (ACC)
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Founded
1944-12
History
Dec 1944, by civilian and military security services of participating nations. T-XT4803 - Treaty for Collaboration in Economic, Social and Cultural Matters and for Collective Self-defence (Brussels Treaty), signed 1948, created Clandestine Committee of the Western Union (CCWU), which became, by 1951, Clandestine Planning Committee (CPC), based in Paris. CPC created, 1957, 2 sub-committees, one of which went on to become ACC. Also known as: Stay Behind Network; GLADIO Network. Current level of activity, if any, is unclear.
Aims
In the event of a Soviet attack on western Europe: function as a resistance network; evacuate VIPs; remove security service secret documents; maintain contact with government ministers.
Activities
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UIA Org ID
XF1722
Last News
2008
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