U.S. Intelligence on Europe, 1945-1995

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• Portuguese government x
• 1 African colonial policy
• 1 Anticommunist forces in military
• 1 Antonio de Oliveira Salazar
• 1 Appointment of Mario Soares as prime minister
• 2 Armed Forces Movement
• 1 Attempted coup d’etat
• 1 Authoritarian rule
• 1 Azores
• 1 Breakdown of discipline in army
• 1 Collapse of coalition government
• 1 Collision course with Socialists and Communists
• 1 Covert action
• 1 Covert financial support
• 1 Domestic opponents
• 1 Domestic situation
• 1 Erosion of public order
• 1 Francisco Franco’s deteriorating health
• 1 General Spinola
• 1 Inauguration of Antonio Eanes as president
• 1 Italian Socialist Party
• 1 Italy
• 1 Left-wing military officers
• 1 Legislative assembly election
• 1 Madeira
• 1 National elections
• 1 New constitution
• 1 New political platform
• 1 Octavio Pato
• 1 Political parties
• 1 Politicization of Portuguese military
• 1 Portugal as NATO ally
• 1 Portugal’s future
• 1 Portuguese colonies in Africa
• 4 Portuguese Communist Party
• 6 Portuguese military
• 1 Potential for attempted coup d’etat
• 1 Potential for violence
• 1 President elections
• 1 President Francisco da Costa Gomes
• 1 Prime Minister Admiral Azevedo
• 2 Prime Minister Azevedo
• 1 Prime Minister Sa Carneiro
• 1 Pro-Stalinist communists in Yugoslav government
• 1 Questions about government’s viability
• 1 Relations with NATO
• 1 Removal of pro-communist government officials
• 1 Resignation of General Spinola
• 2 Return to civilian rule
• 1 Revolutionary Council
• 1 Role of the Soviets
• 1 Salazar’s legacy
• 1 Spain
• 1 State Department opposed to proposal
• 1 Suspicions of Spain
• 1 The Azores question
• 1 Upcoming confrontation with communists
• 1 Victory for non-communist political parties
• 1 Voter apathy
• 1 Yugoslavia