U.S. Intelligence on Europe, 1945-1995

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• 1 Abakumov
• 1 Abwehr
• 2 Agent infiltration
• 3 American spies
• 1 Appellate process
• 1 Arlington Hall Station
• 1 Armed forces security
• 1 Arrests
• 1 Associated Press
• 2 Atomic energy
• 1 Authorized covert operation
• 1 AVH
• 1 Baader-Meinhof Gang
• 3 Berlin
• 1 BfV
• 1 BND
• 1 Border violations
• 2 British Foreign Office
• 2 British intelligence services
• 1 Bundesnachrichtendienst
• 2 Burgess
• 1 Chinese telegraphic codes
• 1 Codebreaking successes
• 2 Colonel Wennerstrom
• 1 Conviction
• 4 Counterintelligence
• 1 Counterterrorism
• 1 Criminal indictment
• 2 Criminal indictments
• 3 Criminal prosecution
• 1 Damage assessment
• 1 Damage to national security
• 3 Defectors
• 1 Defense Minister Andersson
• 1 Diplomatic cover
• 2 Diplomatic protest
• 1 Diplomatic representatives
• 4 Donald MacLean
• 2 Dutch ambassador
• 1 Dutch Foreign Office
• 11 Dutch intelligence services
• 1 Dutch parliament
• 3 Dutch press reports
• 1 Dutch use of U.S. intelligence information
• 2 Elsakkers
• 1 Ernest Ramaur
• 1 Executions of spies
• 1 Foreign intelligence services
• 2 France
• 1 French intelligence service
• 1 French intelligence services
• 1 GCHQ
• 1 Gehlen Org
• 1 General Lincoln Faurer
• 1 Geoffrey Prime
• 3 German intelligence services
• 1 German security service
• 3 Germany
• 11 Great Britain
• 3 Guy Burgess
• 1 Hagelin cipher machines
• 1 Heinz Felfe
• 1 Hungarian intelligence services
• 2 Hungary
• 1 Intelligence activities
• 1 Intelligence assessment
• 1 Intelligence liaison
• 1 Istanbul
• 2 James Allen Mintkenbaugh
• 12 Joseph S. Petersen
• 1 Judicial investigation commission
• 1 Justice Department
• 1 KGB
• 1 Khrushchev
• 1 Kim Philby
• 1 Klaus Fuchs
• 1 Leak investigation
• 2 MacLean
• 1 Manhattan Project
• 1 Marienfelde Refugee Reception Center
• 1 MGB
• 1 MI6
• 7 National Security Agency
• 2 NATO COSMIC
• 12 Netherlands
• 1 New lawyer
• 1 News reports
• 1 New York Times
• 1 North Korean political traffic
• 2 Nuclear intelligence
• 1 Nuclear Test Ban Treaty
• 5 Nuclear weapons
• 2 Orly airport
• 1 Pauker
• 2 Petrov
• 1 Philip Taubman
• 2 Poland
• 2 Polish intelligence services
• 1 Polish Military Mission in Berlin
• 1 Press leak
• 1 Prime Minister Erlander
• 1 Prison sentence
• 2 Propaganda
• 1 Public disclosure
• 1 Radio broadcasts
• 1 Recruitment of ex-Nazis
• 1 Recruitment of German officials
• 1 Refugees
• 1 RIAS
• 1 Right to acquire nuclear weapons
• 2 Robert Lee Johnson
• 4 Romania
• 2 Sabotage
• 2 SACEUR
• 1 SDECE
• 4 Security compromise
• 1 Security obstacles
• 1 Show trial
• 3 SIGINT
• 1 Sir Roger Makins
• 1 Soviet agent
• 1 Soviet espionage
• 1 Soviet foreign policy
• 5 Soviet intelligence
• 3 Soviet intelligence services
• 1 Soviet spying
• 1 Soviet Union
• 1 Spy trials
• 1 Subversion
• 1 Subversive activities
• 1 Surveillance of American diplomats
• 3 Sweden
• 1 Swedish intelligence services
• 1 Terrorist groups
• 1 U.S. COMINT effort
• 1 Ulbricht
• 1 Urban guerrillas
• 1 US embassy Budapest
• 2 USSR
• 1 Vladimir jail
• 1 Wartime relationship
• 1 West German Communist Party
• 2 West Germany