U.S. Intelligence on Europe, 1945-1995

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• Georges Pompidou x
• 1 Assistance to French nuclear weapons program
• 2 Ballistic missiles
• 1 Ban on all public gatherings in Paris
• 1 Budgetary cutbacks on nuclear spending
• 1 Cabinet changes
• 4 Charles De Gaulle
• 1 Civil unrest
• 1 Closer cooperation with French military
• 2 Coalition government
• 1 Computers for nuclear weapons design
• 1 Continuity of Gaullist policies
• 1 Coordination of targeting
• 1 Count of Paris
• 1 Debre
• 1 De Gaulle’s personal staff
• 1 De Gaulle’s plans
• 1 Deterrent policy
• 1 Economic problems
• 1 Exclusion of ministers
• 1 Flexible response
• 1 French ballistic missile program
• 2 French Communist Party
• 1 French forces in Germany
• 1 French foreign policy
• 5 French government
• 1 French independent nuclear force
• 1 French nuclear strategy
• 1 French tactics
• 1 French-UK nuclear cooperation
• 1 Gaullism without De Gaulle
• 1 Gaullists
• 1 German foreign policy
• 1 Giscard D’Estaing
• 1 Henri d’Orleans
• 1 IRBM
• 1 IRBMs
• 1 Jacques Foccart
• 1 Labor strikes
• 1 Legacy of Charles De Gaulle
• 1 Michel Joubert
• 2 National elections
• 1 NATO
• 1 NATO nuclearplanning group
• 1 Nuclear Planning Group
• 2 Nuclear weapons
• 1 Ostpolitik
• 1 Outlook
• 1 Paris
• 1 Policymaking process
• 1 Political parties
• 1 Political stability
• 1 Popular discontent
• 1 Press reporting
• 1 Prime minister
• 1 Richard Nixon
• 1 Riots
• 1 Rumors about Pompidou’s health
• 1 Sea-launched ballistic missiles
• 1 Secret US-French discussions
• 1 St. Christol
• 1 Student riots
• 1 Survivability
• 1 US assistance to French nuclear program
• 1 US assistance to French nuclear weapons program
• 1 Use of French military bases
• 1 US nuclear weapons support
• 1 West Germany
• 1 Willy Brandt