U.S. Intelligence on Europe, 1945-1995

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• France x
• 1 Air defense
• 4 Algeria
• 5 Algerian problem
• 4 Algerian rebels
• 1 Algerie Francaise
• 1 Ballistic missiles
• 1 Debre
• 1 Defense policy
• 1 De Gaulle’s personal staff
• 1 Disgruntled European expatriates
• 1 East German air force
• 1 East Germany
• 1 European settlers
• 1 Exclusion of ministers
• 1 Failed putsch
• 1 Fighter aircraft
• 1 Force de frappe
• 1 Fragile
• 4 French army
• 1 French control of nuclear weapons
• 1 French military
• 1 French nuclear program
• 1 French politics
• 1 French security forces
• 1 French strike force
• 1 Georges Pompidou
• 1 German question
• 1 Great Britain
• 2 Independent nuclear force
• 1 Information sharing
• 1 Intelligence estimate
• 1 Internal political situation
• 1 Jacques Foccart
• 1 Jupiter missiles
• 1 Lack of U.S. assistance
• 1 Low morale
• 1 MRBM
• 1 NATO
• 4 Negotiations
• 2 Nuclear proliferation
• 1 Nuclear release authority and British military commanders
• 1 Nuclear storage sites
• 1 Nuclear strategy
• 1 Nuclear testing
• 5 Nuclear weapons
• 5 OAS
• 1 One-man rule
• 2 Opposed to nuclear sharing with France
• 1 Policymaking process
• 1 Policy planning
• 3 Preliminary agreement
• 1 Prime minister
• 5 Secret Army Organization
• 3 Security situation tense
• 1 Thor missiles
• 1 Threat of assassination
• 1 U.S. assistance
• 2 U.S. government policy
• 1 Unbalanced and unstable
• 1 Will not ask for U.S. assistance