U.S. Intelligence on Europe, 1945-1995

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• Studies in Intelligence x
• 1 Analytical failings
• 1 Analytic effort on East European militaries
• 1 Austria
• 2 Berlin
• 2 Berlin airlift
• 2 Berlin Blockade
• 2 Berlin Crisis
• 1 BfV
• 1 BND
• 1 Budget documents
• 1 Bundesnachrichtendienst
• 1 CEA
• 1 CIA
• 1 Counterintelligence
• 2 Cyprus
• 1 Cyprus crisis
• 1 Defection
• 1 Dr. Otto John
• 1 Dubious intelligence sources
• 1 Eastern European militaries
• 1 East Germany
• 1 Espionage trial
• 1 Evacuation of base
• 1 Failed to predict Cyprus coup
• 1 FBIS
• 1 Financial outlays
• 1 Foreign Broadcast Information Service
• 1 France
• 1 French Atomic Energy Commission
• 1 French nuclear weapons program
• 1 Gaseous diffusion plant
• 1 Gehlen Organization
• 2 German intelligence services
• 1 Germany
• 1 H.K. Ronblöm
• 1 High-level intelligence
• 3 Human intelligence
• 3 HUMINT
• 1 Intelligence assessments
• 1 Intelligence compromises
• 1 Intelligence failures
• 1 Intelligence flap
• 1 Intelligence liaison
• 2 Intelligence reporting
• 1 Jewish underground in Europe
• 1 Kyrenia
• 1 Low-level sources
• 1 Monitoring foreign radio broadcasts
• 1 Nuclear weapons
• 1 Office for the Protection of the Constitution
• 2 Open-source intelligence
• 1 Parliamentary hearings
• 1 Pierrelatte
• 1 Poland
• 1 Polish Crisis of 1980-1981
• 1 Predicted Turkish invasion
• 1 Quality of intelligence improved over time
• 1 Recruitment practices
• 1 Reinhard Gehlen
• 1 Ryszard Kuklinski
• 1 Secret sources
• 1 Soviet agent handling techniques
• 1 Soviet efforts to penetrate Jewish refugee pipeline
• 1 Soviet espionage
• 1 Soviet espionage tradecraft
• 1 Soviet intelligence services
• 1 Spying behind the Iron Curtain
• 1 Stig Wennerstrom
• 1 Sweden
• 1 Swedish classified data
• 1 Swedish military
• 1 Turkish military
• 1 U.S. Army
• 1 US intelligence community
• 1 Warsaw Pact
• 1 West Germany
• 2 William R. Harris