U.S. Intelligence on Europe, 1945-1995

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• 1 280mm artillery
• 1 Adolf Eichmann
• 1 Advance notification
• 1 Anti-western propaganda
• 1 Arrests
• 1 Bigger role in NATO
• 1 Cabinet changes
• 1 CADROIT
• 1 Capture
• 1 CDU
• 1 Chancellor Ludwig Erhard
• 1 Chancellor Willy Brandt
• 1 Chemical weapons
• 1 Closer bilateral ties with France
• 1 Cost of relocation and modernization of RFE and RL facilities
• 3 Covert action
• 1 Declining popularity
• 1 Defense matters
• 1 Domestic policy
• 1 Drop CIA funding altogether
• 1 DTLINEN
• 1 Economic dependence on trade with Western Europe
• 1 European integration
• 1 Expulsions
• 1 Foreign policy
• 1 Former Nazis
• 1 Future of RFE-RL
• 2 Gehlen Org
• 1 German cabinet
• 2 German intelligence services
• 1 German reunification
• 12 Germany
• 1 Growing Albanian minority
• 1 Growing religious and ethnic tensions in Yugoslavia
• 1 Hans Globke
• 1 Helmut Kohl
• 2 HICOG
• 1 Investigation Committee of Free Jurists
• 1 Kampfgruppe gegen Unmenschlichket
• 1 KgU
• 1 Kogon Affair
• 5 Konrad Adenauer
• 1 LCCASSOCK
• 1 LCPAGAN
• 1 League of Political Refugees from East Germany
• 1 McCloy
• 1 Move partly away from CIA funding
• 1 NATO membership
• 1 Negotiations
• 1 Neutrality policy
• 1 New regime
• 1 No clear successor
• 1 Nuclear weapons
• 1 Ostpolitik
• 1 Paramilitary organizations
• 1 Political succession
• 1 Possible retirement
• 1 Prevent resurgence of German nationalism
• 1 Propaganda instruments
• 1 Psychological warfare
• 3 Radio Free Europe
• 3 Radio Liberty
• 1 Radio stations to be closed before 1972 Munich Olympics
• 2 Reinhard Gehlen
• 1 State Department
• 1 Storage rights
• 1 Strong economy equals greater voice in world affairs
• 1 Tarantel Magazine
• 1 Threat by German government to close RFE-RL
• 1 War crimes
• 1 War criminals
• 1 Werbebuero Kramer
• 1 Were RFE and RL worth preserving
• 1 West Berlin
• 3 West Germany
• 1 Wilhelm Koppe
• 1 Yugoslavia