U.S. Intelligence on Europe, 1945-1995

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• 1 Advance notification
• 2 Allen Dulles
• 1 Bavaria
• 3 Berlin situation
• 2 BND
• 1 British government
• 1 Bulgaria
• 3 Bundesnachrichtendienst
• 1 CDU
• 1 CDU Ostbuero
• 1 Chemical weapons
• 1 CIA-Gehlen agreement
• 1 Common Market
• 1 Contractual agreement
• 1 Contractual Agreement
• 1 Counterintelligence
• 1 Death of John Foster Dulles
• 1 Decision to remain Chancellor
• 2 Dr. Hans Globke
• 1 East German government
• 1 East German resistance activities
• 1 East Germany
• 2 Economic prosperity
• 1 Election results
• 1 Establishment of armed forces
• 2 Export market
• 1 Factionalization of CDU party
• 1 Focus on Eastern Europe
• 1 French intelligence service
• 1 Future status
• 1 Garrisoned peoples police
• 5 Gehlen Org
• 1 Gehlen Organization
• 1 General Lucian Truscott
• 1 General Maxwell Taylor
• 1 German chancellor
• 1 German Communist Party
• 5 German government
• 7 German intelligence services
• 4 Hans Globke
• 1 Health status
• 1 Heinz Felfe
• 1 Hesse
• 1 HICOG
• 1 Human intelligence
• 2 HUMINT
• 3 Intelligence estimate
• 1 Intelligence liaison
• 1 Intelligence scandals
• 1 Intelligence situation in Germany
• 1 Internal review
• 1 International standing
• 1 Italian intelligence services
• 2 Labor shortages
• 1 McCloy
• 1 NATO membership
• 1 Negotiations
• 1 Neutrality policy
• 1 No clear successor
• 1 Ongoing negotiations
• 1 Political developments
• 2 Political stability
• 1 Political succession
• 1 Possible retirement
• 1 POW interrogations
• 1 Project HERMES
• 1 Project JUPITER
• 1 Psychological warfare activities
• 1 Pullach Operations Base
• 1 Recruitment of agents
• 6 Reinhard Gehlen
• 1 Relationship between France and Germany
• 1 Saar issue
• 1 SIGINT
• 1 Situation in France
• 1 State Department
• 1 State elections
• 1 U.S. nuclear superiority
• 1 UJDROWSY case
• 1 Walter Smith
• 1 West Berlin
• 1 Worsening global situation