U.S. Intelligence on Europe, 1945-1995

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• Vatican x
• 1 Agent networks
• 1 Air strikes
• 1 Andreotti
• 1 Anti-church newspaper articles
• 1 Arms smuggling
• 1 Army targets
• 2 Austria
• 1 Border security
• 1 Bulgaria
• 1 Cardinal Glemp
• 1 Catholic Christian Democratic Party
• 1 Catholic Church
• 2 Catholic church
• 1 Church-state conflict
• 1 Clandestine intelligence
• 6 Clandestine operation
• 1 Classified briefings for neutral government officials
• 1 Communist parties
• 1 Czechoslovakia
• 3 Eastern Europe
• 1 Escape to the West
• 1 Father Leiber
• 1 Finland
• 1 Foreign government reactions
• 1 France
• 1 Francois Mitterand
• 1 French government
• 1 Gehlen Org
• 1 General Jaruzelski
• 1 General strikes
• 1 German army
• 3 Germany
• 1 Government selection of clerics
• 3 HUMINT
• 1 Infiltration
• 1 Intelligence sharing
• 1 Intelligence sources
• 1 Internal threat to Italy
• 1 Italian antiwar movement
• 1 Italian communist party
• 2 Italian Communist Party
• 1 Italian-French situation
• 1 Italian government
• 5 Italy
• 1 James Angleton
• 1 Legalized divorce
• 1 Municipal elections
• 6 Orphan for Pugh
• 1 Persecution of Catholic leaders in Eastern Europe
• 1 Persian Gulf War
• 2 Poland
• 1 Polish pope
• 1 Polish questionnaire
• 1 Polish situation
• 2 Pope
• 1 Pope John Paul II
• 1 Pope visit to Poland
• 1 Reinhard Gehlen
• 1 Revival of Catholicism in Eastern Europe
• 1 Russians covertly trying to gain power in France and Italy
• 1 Russian troop figures
• 1 Shortages of priests and churches
• 1 Spain
• 1 Star Wars
• 1 Strategic Defense Initiative
• 1 Sweden
• 2 Switzerland
• 1 Tardini
• 1 Todor Zhivkov
• 1 Uneasy coexistence between governments and Church
• 1 USSR
• 2 Vatican intelligence service
• 1 Vatican neutral position towards Italian domestic politics
• 1 Visit to West Germany
• 1 War Department questionnaire
• 1 Youths and Catholicism