U.S. Intelligence on Europe, 1945-1995

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• Yugoslavia x
• 1 Aerial reconnaissance
• 1 Agent infiltration
• 1 Agent infiltration operations
• 1 Agent networks
• 1 Agent operations
• 1 Aircraft carriers
• 1 Albanian Committee of Prizren
• 1 Anti-communist underground organizations
• 1 Anti-Hoxha government in exile
• 1 Balli Kombetar
• 1 British Foreign Office
• 3 British intelligence services
• 5 Bulgaria
• 1 CIA-MI6 collaboration
• 1 Cover for clandestine activities
• 6 Covert action
• 1 Current situation
• 1 Czechoslovakia
• 1 Dissatisfaction with regime
• 2 Eastern Europe
• 1 Eastern European armed forces
• 1 Eastern European military spending
• 1 East Germany
• 1 Economy
• 2 Emigre groups
• 2 Enver Hoxha
• 1 Estimates of situation
• 1 Exchange of information
• 1 Exfiltration to Greece
• 1 Foreign Office
• 1 Frank Wisner
• 1 Future trends
• 1 Great Britain
• 4 Greece
• 1 Greek Foreign Ministry
• 1 Guatemala
• 1 Guerrilla warfare
• 1 History of Warsaw Pact
• 1 Hoxha
• 1 HUMINT
• 2 Hungary
• 1 Increasing resistance activity
• 3 Intelligence estimate
• 1 Intelligence estimates
• 1 Intelligence liaison
• 1 Italy
• 1 Lord Jellicoe
• 2 Marshal Tito
• 1 Mediterranean
• 3 MI6
• 1 Military airfields
• 1 Military situation
• 1 National Committee for a Free Albania
• 1 Nuclear targeting
• 1 Office of National Estimates
• 4 Office of Policy Coordination
• 1 PEARL intercepts
• 1 Poland
• 1 Political situation
• 1 Possibilities of change
• 1 Psychological warfare
• 1 Refugee groups
• 1 Resistance activities
• 1 Resistance activity no threat
• 3 Romania
• 1 Security
• 1 SIGINT
• 1 Soviet control mechanisms
• 1 Soviet interests in Albania
• 1 Soviet military capabilities
• 1 Swedish intelligence services
• 1 Thede Palm
• 1 Thomas Lanphier
• 1 U.S. Army intelligence
• 1 UDB
• 1 Warime capabilities
• 1 Warsaw Pact as Soviet instrument
• 1 Weaknesses of Albanian regime
• 2 Yugoslav intelligence services