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Electra House was the name of two distinct and individual buildings in London, England, both of which were built for and occupied by the same telegraphy company, and both of which were used by the British government during World War II, and only one of which still stands to this day. The original Electra House, called the Electra House Moorgate, or Electra House Senior, was a building at 84 Moorgate, in London, England. This building, constructed in 1902, originally served as the headquarters of the Eastern and Associated Telegraph Companies. Electra House Moorgate is notable as the wartime London base of Eastern Telegraph, and as the headquarters of the eponymous Electra House — one of the three British organisations that merged in World War II to form the Special Operations Executive. This Foreign Office organization spied on foreign embassies, produced propaganda, and connected with resistance movements across the continent of Europe.
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