U.S. Intelligence on Europe, 1945-1995

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• Germany x
• 1 17-Nov
• 1 Armenia
• 1 ASALA
• 1 Attacks on U.S. government facilities
• 5 Austria
• 1 Baader-Meinhof-Gang
• 1 Basque terrorist groups
• 1 Belgium
• 1 Berlin
• 1 Berlin Crisis
• 1 Bringing French Communist Party into government
• 1 Chancellor Schmidt
• 1 Contractual agreement negotiations
• 1 Counterintelligence
• 1 Custodial units
• 1 Cutbacks in government spending
• 1 Defectors
• 1 Demobilization
• 1 Devaluation of French Franc
• 1 Direct Action
• 1 Dismal conditions
• 1 Economic-political controversy
• 1 Economic reforms
• 1 Emigration to the U.S.
• 1 ETA
• 1 Expulsion of foreign communists
• 1 F-100 fighter bombers
• 1 Frank Wisner
• 3 French intelligence services
• 1 French military
• 1 French nuclear weapons program
• 1 French troop withdrawal from Germany
• 2 Gaseous diffusion plant
• 1 Gehlen
• 1 Great Britain
• 3 Greece
• 1 Greek intelligence services
• 4 HUMINT
• 1 HUMINT collection
• 1 Independent foreign policy
• 1 Independent nuclear forces
• 1 INLA
• 1 Intelligence liaison
• 1 Intelligence reporting
• 1 IRBMs
• 1 Italian Communist Party
• 5 Italy
• 1 James Angleton
• 1 Lucian Truscott
• 1 Mission to Moscow
• 1 Mitterand
• 1 Netherlands
• 1 No French-German collaboration
• 1 Non-Christian Democratic prime minister
• 1 Northern Ireland
• 1 Nuclear proliferation
• 3 Nuclear weapons
• 1 Nuclear weapons support of French air force
• 1 Operation KEYSTONE
• 1 Opposition to Theater Nuclear Forces modernization
• 1 Papandreou
• 1 Peace march
• 1 Pierrelatte
• 1 Poland
• 1 Poor economic situation
• 1 Prague
• 1 Prime Minister Spadolini
• 1 Provisional Irish Republican Army
• 1 Rearmament
• 1 Red Army Faction
• 1 Red Brigades
• 1 Refugee camps
• 1 Refugees
• 1 Romania
• 1 Russian emigre groups
• 1 Satellite relations
• 1 Soviet propaganda
• 1 St. Louis Institute
• 1 Switzerland
• 1 Terrorist groups
• 1 Terrorist incidents
• 1 Turkey
• 1 United Nations
• 2 Uranium enrichment
• 1 Western European terrorism
• 2 Willy Brandt
• 1 Yugoslavia