U.S. Intelligence on Europe, 1945-1995

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• France x
• 1 "No spying" agreement
• 1 "Z" Operation
• 2 Aerial reconnaissance
• 1 Algeria
• 1 Algerian rebels
• 1 Al Ulmer
• 2 Ambassador Bonnet
• 1 Austria
• 1 Belgium
• 3 Berlin
• 2 Berlin air corridors
• 1 British intelligence
• 2 British intelligence services
• 1 Bulgaria
• 1 Charles de Gaulle
• 2 Charles De Gaulle
• 1 China
• 1 Chinese military
• 1 Chretien
• 1 CIA chief of station in Paris
• 1 Cominform sources
• 1 Contractual agreement negotiations
• 4 Counterintelligence
• 1 Czechoslovakia
• 1 Dewavrin
• 1 De Wavrin
• 7 DGER
• 2 Diplomatic codes
• 1 Direction du Surveillance du Territoire
• 1 DSDOC
• 1 DST
• 1 Evaluation
• 1 Expulsion of foreign communists
• 1 Finland
• 1 Finnish intelligence
• 1 Frank Wisner
• 1 French Communist Party
• 1 French military
• 1 Gauefroy
• 1 GCR
• 1 Gehlen
• 1 Gendarmerie
• 1 Georges Bidault
• 3 Germany
• 1 Greece
• 1 Greek intelligence services
• 6 HUMINT
• 1 HUMINT collection
• 1 Incidents
• 1 Intelligence exchange
• 5 Intelligence liaison
• 2 Intelligence reports
• 2 Italy
• 1 James Angleton
• 1 Japanese peace treaty
• 1 Libya
• 1 Lucian Truscott
• 1 Maurice Thorez
• 3 MI6
• 1 Michel Debre
• 1 Ministry of the Interior
• 1 Netherlands
• 1 Operation KEYSTONE
• 1 Overflights
• 2 Paris Station
• 1 PHOTINT
• 1 Photographic intelligence
• 1 Police apparatus
• 1 President Svoboda
• 1 Probably planted information
• 1 Rearmament
• 2 Reconnaissance flights
• 1 Refugees
• 1 Romania
• 1 Russian emigre groups
• 7 SDECE
• 1 Security service
• 5 SIGINT
• 1 Soviet demands
• 1 Soviet-picked government
• 2 Soviet Union
• 1 Split in Chinese communist party
• 1 STELLA POLARIS
• 1 Surete National
• 1 Swedish intelligence
• 1 Switzerland
• 2 Turkey
• 2 Visit to Moscow
• 1 War warning
• 1 Watch Committee