U.S. Intelligence on Europe, 1945-1995

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• NATO x
• 1 Abortive rescue mission in Iran
• 1 Alliance defense policy
• 1 Anti-Americanism
• 1 Belgium
• 1 Chancellor Helmut Schmidt
• 1 Conservative Party foreign policy positions at odds with US foreign policy
• 1 Cyprus
• 1 Cyprus crisis
• 1 Detente in Europe
• 1 Ecevit government
• 1 Economic sanctions against Iran
• 1 European criticism of operation
• 1 Expectation of increased violence
• 1 Germany
• 1 Great Britain
• 1 Greece
• 1 Importance to U.S.
• 1 Independent attitude
• 1 Intelligence facilities
• 2 Italy
• 1 Less cooperation with U.S.
• 1 Middle East
• 1 Miliary facilities
• 1 National intelligence analytical memorandum
• 1 Nationwide political campaign
• 1 New Martens coalition government
• 1 Political revolution
• 1 Portugal
• 1 Presidential election
• 1 Rising amount of political violence
• 1 Schism within Western European communist parties
• 1 Soviet foreign policy objectives
• 1 Soviet policies in Southern Europe
• 1 Soviet Union
• 1 Terrorist attacks expected
• 1 Trade with communist countries
• 1 Turkish armed forces
• 1 Turkish extremist terrorist groups
• 1 Upgrading theater nuclear forces
• 1 Warsaw Pact
• 1 Western Europe
• 1 Yugoslavia