U.S. Intelligence on Europe, 1945-1995

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• 4 Acoustic intelligence
• 2 AEDS
• 1 Aerial reconnaissance
• 1 AFTAC
• 1 Agreement signed
• 1 Air sampling
• 1 Alarming intelligence report
• 1 Allen Dulles
• 1 Allied vulnerability
• 1 Archbishop Makarios
• 1 Argentina
• 1 Atomic energy detection system
• 1 Attacks by Labor Party
• 1 Balance-of-payments problems
• 1 Base closures
• 1 Berlin air corridors
• 1 Berlin situation
• 1 British economy
• 1 British intelligence
• 1 Common Market
• 1 Cypriot internal situation
• 6 Cyprus
• 1 Cyprus Crisis
• 1 Death of John Foster Dulles
• 1 De Gaulle
• 1 Draft of constitution
• 1 East German authority over traffic
• 1 East of Suez
• 1 Economic malaise
• 1 Flight safety
• 2 France
• 1 Germany
• 7 Great Britain
• 1 Greek nationalists
• 1 Greek reaction
• 1 Growing political opposition
• 1 Human intelligence
• 1 HUMINT
• 4 Hydrophones
• 1 Independence
• 5 Intelligence facilities
• 1 Konrad Adenauer
• 1 Labor Party
• 1 Limits on access to West Berlin
• 1 Listening post
• 2 Listening posts
• 1 Margaret Thatcher
• 1 Monitoring French nuclear weapons tests
• 1 More nuclear tests
• 1 NATO meeting
• 6 Negotiations
• 2 Nuclear test detection
• 2 Nuclear weapons
• 1 Outlook
• 1 Personnel transfers
• 1 Peru
• 1 Political situation
• 2 Pound Sterling
• 1 Prime Minister Harold Wilson
• 4 Project BACKSCRATCH
• 1 Public disclosure
• 4 RAF Brawdy
• 1 RAF Edzell
• 1 Relationship between France and Germany
• 1 Relaxation of emergency measures
• 1 Rising cost of defense programs
• 1 Rising interest rates
• 1 Secret sources
• 1 Sectarian tensions
• 1 Selwyn Lloyd
• 1 Settlement of island’s status
• 3 SIGINT
• 1 Site surveys
• 4 SOSUS
• 4 Sound Surveillance System
• 1 Soviet reaction
• 4 Submarine surveillance
• 1 Third Air Force
• 1 Turkish military about to resume offensive on Cyprus
• 1 Turkish minority
• 1 UN atmospherics
• 1 US financial assistance to buy Trident missiles
• 1 Weakness of the Pound
• 1 West Berlin