U.S. Intelligence on Europe, 1945-1995

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• Soviet military forces x
• 1 Access to Berlin
• 1 Aerial reconnaissance
• 1 Alexander Dubcek
• 1 Allied superiority in nuclear conflict
• 1 Artillery firing range
• 1 Austria
• 1 Balance of forces
• 1 Ballistic missiles
• 1 Balloons
• 2 Berlin
• 1 Berlin conflict
• 1 Berlin garrison
• 1 BOLERO
• 1 Bombers
• 1 Bulgaria
• 1 CIA financial subsidies
• 1 CIA intelligence analysis
• 1 CIA military intelligence reporting
• 1 Civilian population
• 2 Conventional forces
• 2 Covert action
• 1 Czech Communist Party
• 3 Czechoslovakia
• 1 Defection inducement
• 1 Dispositions
• 3 Eastern Europe
• 6 East German government
• 1 East German police
• 11 East Germany
• 2 Economic plans
• 1 Germany
• 2 GSFG
• 1 Harassment
• 1 HUMINT collection
• 1 ICBMs
• 1 Improved relations
• 1 Increased NATO intelligence effort against Soviets
• 1 Increased trade with communist countries
• 1 Intelligence assessment
• 2 Intelligence estimate
• 1 Intelligence report
• 1 Military exercise
• 1 Military exercises
• 1 Military response
• 1 NATO
• 1 NATO military authorities
• 1 Nuclear strikes
• 1 Ostpolitik
• 1 Overflights
• 1 Personalities
• 1 Poland
• 1 Political guidance required
• 6 Popular uprising
• 1 Prague Spring
• 1 Propaganda leaflets
• 1 Psychological warfare
• 1 Radio Free Europe
• 2 Resurgence of West Germany
• 6 Revolt
• 6 Riots
• 1 Rising tensions
• 2 Romania
• 1 Russian emigre groups
• 2 Soviet control
• 1 Soviet invasion of Czechoslovakia
• 1 Soviet military buildup
• 1 Surveillance
• 1 Targets
• 2 Troop strength
• 1 Turkey
• 1 U.S. nuclear arsenal
• 1 U-2
• 1 US Military Liaison Mission
• 1 USMLM
• 1 Warsaw Pact
• 1 War warnings
• 2 Weakened Soviet control over Eastern Europe