U.S. Intelligence on Europe, 1945-1995

Filter by subject

• Intelligence assessment x
• 1 Action by extreme right
• 1 Anti-ballistic missiles
• 1 Armed forces security
• 1 Atomic energy program
• 1 Baader-Meinhof Gang
• 1 Ballistic missiles
• 1 BfV
• 1 Bosnia
• 1 Bosnian military
• 1 Burden to French economy
• 1 Change in foreign policy orientation
• 1 Conventional forces
• 1 Costs
• 1 Counterterrorism
• 1 Covert action
• 1 Croatia
• 1 Croatian government
• 1 Decision to lift arms embargo against Bosnia
• 1 Domestic situation
• 1 Eastern Europe
• 1 Espionage
• 1 Foreign policy orientation
• 3 France
• 1 French intelligence services
• 1 German intelligence services
• 1 German security service
• 1 Good chance of survival
• 3 Great Britain
• 2 Henry Kissinger
• 1 Hong Kong-registered ships
• 1 Illicit trade
• 1 Improved relations
• 1 Increased trade with communist countries
• 1 Limited financial resources
• 1 Marshal Tito
• 1 Membership in European Community
• 1 MRV
• 1 Multiple independent reentry vehicles
• 1 National Intelligence Council
• 2 National Security Study Memorandum
• 1 North Vietnam
• 3 Nuclear weapons
• 1 Nuclear weapons testing
• 1 October national elections
• 1 Organizational structure
• 1 Ostpolitik
• 1 Portugal
• 1 Post-Franco era
• 1 Potential for military intervention
• 1 Prime Minister Harold Wilson
• 1 Prime Minister Mario Soares
• 1 Prospects for Turkish military coup d’etat
• 1 Radio Free Europe
• 1 Recruitment of German officials
• 2 Research and development
• 1 Romania
• 1 Sabotage
• 1 SDECE
• 1 Soviet intentions
• 1 Soviet military forces
• 1 Soviet spying
• 1 Spain
• 1 Subversion
• 1 Terrorist groups
• 1 Tough economic decisions
• 1 Troop strength
• 2 Turkey
• 1 Turkish Army
• 1 Turkish military
• 1 UN peacekeeping force
• 1 UNPROFOR
• 1 UN Security Council
• 1 Urban guerrillas
• 1 US interests
• 1 US military bases
• 1 Very expensive technology
• 1 Weaken Yugoslavia’s cohesion
• 1 West German Communist Party
• 2 West Germany
• 1 Worsening economic situation
• 1 Would not help the Bosnian military significantly
• 2 Yugoslavia