U.S. Intelligence on Europe, 1945-1995

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• France x
• 1 24-hour strikes
• 1 Acute tension
• 3 Algeria
• 1 Algerian crisis
• 1 Algerian policy
• 1 Algerian rebellion
• 1 Armed clashes
• 1 Arms shortages
• 1 Atomic energy program
• 1 Availability of nuclear weapons
• 1 Ballistic missiles
• 1 Ban on communist demonstrations
• 1 Bourges-Maunoury
• 1 Bourghiba
• 1 Casualty figures
• 1 CEA
• 1 Chaban-Delmas
• 1 Colons
• 1 Deterrent to French nuclear ambitions
• 1 Disarmament agreement
• 1 Earmarks for French forces
• 1 EURATOM
• 3 Exchange of information
• 1 France wants a nuclear weapon
• 2 French army
• 1 French army strength
• 1 French developing nuclear weapon
• 2 French government
• 1 French government conditions
• 1 French Minister of Defense
• 1 French nuclear weapons program
• 1 French settlers
• 1 Gaseous diffusion
• 1 General strike
• 1 Great Britain
• 1 Growing rebel strength
• 1 High level of tension
• 1 Insurgency
• 1 Intelligence assessment
• 2 IRBM
• 1 Isenberg
• 1 Limited financial resources
• 1 Military nuclear matters
• 1 National Liberation Army
• 1 New taxes
• 1 Ni improvement in security situation
• 1 No decision made to build a bomb
• 1 No progress
• 1 Nuclear reactors
• 1 Nuclear warhead
• 11 Nuclear weapons
• 1 Nuclear weapons development
• 2 Nuclear weapons storage sites
• 3 Nuclear weapons testing
• 1 Nuclear weapon storage sites
• 1 Nuclear weapons training
• 1 Pineau
• 1 Plutonium
• 1 Political pressure
• 1 Prime Minister Mollet
• 1 Production of nuclear weapons
• 1 Provide IRBMs
• 1 Psychological warfare
• 1 Rebels
• 1 Rebel strength
• 1 Request for U.S. assistance
• 1 Requests to Great Britain
• 4 Research and development
• 1 Supply of enriched uranium
• 1 Support for Algerian rebels
• 1 Tunisia
• 1 U.S. nuclear assistance
• 1 UN debate
• 1 Uranium isotopes
• 1 Use by French forces
• 1 Weak coalition government
• 1 West Germany