U.S. Intelligence on Europe, 1945-1995

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• Ostpolitik x
• 1 ABM
• 1 Anglo-French nuclear cooperation
• 1 Anti-ballistic missiles
• 1 British and French nuclear weapons programs
• 1 Chancellor Kiesinger
• 1 Chancellor Ludwig Erhard
• 1 China
• 1 Conventional forces
• 1 Coordination of effort
• 1 Covert action
• 1 Czechoslovakia
• 1 Defense matters
• 1 Detente policy
• 2 Diplomatic relations
• 1 Domestic policy
• 1 Eastern bloc slowly thawing
• 1 Eastern Europe
• 2 East Germany
• 2 East-West German political treaty
• 1 Foreign policy
• 1 France
• 1 French foreign policy openings to Eastern Europe
• 1 French tactics
• 1 Georges Pompidou
• 1 German cabinet
• 6 German foreign policy
• 1 German government
• 3 German reunification
• 1 Great Britain
• 1 Greater focus on domestic issues
• 1 Improved relations
• 1 Improving Franco-German relations
• 1 Increased trade with communist countries
• 1 Intelligence assessment
• 1 Intelligence estimate
• 1 Joint nuclear targeting
• 1 Meeting with Brezhnev
• 1 New German government
• 1 New regime
• 1 Outlook
• 1 Radio Free Europe
• 2 Relations with the USSR
• 1 Romania
• 1 SALT
• 1 SIOP
• 1 Soviet invasion
• 1 Soviet military forces
• 1 Strategic arms limitation talks
• 1 Troop strength
• 1 Visit to Moscow
• 7 West Germany
• 5 Willy Brandt