U.S. Intelligence on Europe, 1945-1995

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• 1 Access controls
• 4 Access to Berlin
• 1 Administrative harassment operations
• 1 Air defense capabilities
• 1 Airlift planning
• 1 Allied vulnerability
• 1 Berlin air corridors
• 1 Berlin and Ostpolitik
• 1 Berlin police force
• 2 Berlin situation
• 1 Berlin Wall
• 1 Berlin’s legal status
• 1 Border guards
• 1 Borders
• 1 British government
• 11 British intelligence services
• 1 CADROIT
• 1 CDU Ostbuero
• 1 Challenges to Allied movement to Berlin
• 1 Charles De Gaulle
• 1 CIA chief of station
• 1 CIA subsidies
• 1 Clandestine intelligence
• 1 Closing of Glienicker Bridge
• 1 Conference
• 1 Controls on access
• 2 Coordination of effort
• 1 Counteract communist propaganda
• 4 Covert action
• 1 Currency controls
• 1 Currency conversion
• 1 Cyprus
• 1 Defections
• 2 Director of Central Intelligence
• 1 Dr. Hans Globke
• 1 DTLINEN
• 1 East German air force
• 1 East German authority over traffic
• 6 East German government
• 1 East German resistance activities
• 1 East German security forces
• 1 East German show trials
• 1 East German sovereignty
• 2 East Germany
• 1 Economic aid
• 1 Economic problems
• 1 Economy
• 1 Encourage insurrection
• 2 Ernst Tillich
• 1 Espionage trials
• 1 Flight safety
• 2 France
• 1 Free Berlin
• 1 French military
• 6 Gehlen Org
• 1 Geography
• 1 German government
• 6 German intelligence services
• 1 German unification
• 19 Germany
• 1 GSFG
• 1 Guerrilla warfare operations
• 1 Hampering access to Berlin
• 1 Henry Kissinger
• 1 HUMINT collection
• 3 Imposition of controls on access
• 1 Increase East German instability
• 2 Intelligence activities
• 1 Intelligence Coordinating Committee
• 3 Intelligence estimate
• 2 Intelligence liaison
• 1 Intelligence swindling
• 6 Intercepts
• 1 Investigation Committee of Free Jurists
• 1 JCS
• 2 Joint Chiefs of Staff
• 3 Kampfgruppe gegen Unmenschlichket
• 3 KgU
• 2 Khrushchev
• 1 Konrad Adenauer
• 1 Lack of cooperation
• 1 LCCASSOCK
• 1 LCPAGAN
• 1 League of Free Jurists
• 1 League of Political Refugees from East Germany
• 1 Limits on access to West Berlin
• 6 Mail opening
• 1 Military aspects
• 1 Military liaison missions
• 1 Military vulnerability
• 1 NATO reaction
• 4 Negotiations
• 1 Office of Policy Coordination
• 1 Origins of US role in Berlin
• 1 Outlook for Berlin
• 2 Overt intelligence activities
• 1 Overwhelming support for De Gaulle
• 1 Paramilitary apparat
• 1 Paramilitary organizations
• 1 Permanent restricted areas
• 1 Permanent restrictions on travel
• 1 Problems at Checkpoint Charlie
• 1 Psychological warfare
• 1 Psychological warfare activities
• 1 Raising tensions
• 1 Referendum vote
• 1 Refugees
• 1 Relaxation of emergency measures
• 1 Resort to use of nuclear weapons
• 1 Scientific intelligence
• 1 Settlement of island’s status
• 1 Social problems
• 1 Solution of Berlin problem
• 1 Sovereignty
• 1 Soviet and allied military forces
• 3 Soviet foreign policy
• 1 Soviet interests in Berlin
• 1 Soviet troops in East Berlin
• 3 Soviet Union
• 1 Special forces
• 1 Stable political situation
• 1 Status quo in Eastern Europe
• 1 Stay-behind resistance group
• 1 Stephan Affair
• 11 STIB Berlin
• 1 Strengthen internal position
• 1 Supply stockpiles
• 1 Support of uprisings
• 1 Surveillance activities
• 1 Tarantel Magazine
• 1 The Berlin air corridors
• 1 Thomas Polgar
• 6 Translations
• 1 U.S. Army
• 3 Ulbricht regime
• 1 Unfavorable publicity
• 1 Use of conventional forces
• 1 Weaken Western position in Berlin
• 1 Werbebuero Kramer
• 1 West Berlin politics
• 1 Western determination
• 1 Western European views on Berlin
• 1 West German position
• 1 Withdrawal from NATO
• 1 Withdrawal of forces from Germany
• 1 Withdrawal of US nuclear warheads from French missiles