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Home intelligence
Home Intelligence was a division of the Ministry of Information (MOI) which was a government social research organisation responsible for monitoring civilian morale in Britain during the Second World War.
==Initial planning==
The Ministry of Information understood that its success would rest on its ability to measure morale and had included plans for a ‘collecting division’ since July 1936. However these functions remained under-developed by pre-war planning and there were few means of gauging public opinion when the Second World War began.
Trial surveys with Mass Observation and the British Institute of Public Opinion Gallup (company) were abandoned in September 1939 due to a fear of political criticism. The ‘collecting division’ was closed in October 1939 in effort to cut the number of people employed by the MOI.
The BBC producer Mary Adams (broadcaster) was appointed director of a re-formed Home Intelligence division in November 1939. Her division started work in February 1940.
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