U.S. Intelligence on Europe, 1945-1995

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• Great Britain x
• 1 ;abor legislation
• 1 Belgium
• 1 Bomb El Al airliner
• 1 Brezhnev visit
• 1 British defense policy
• 1 British domestic policies
• 1 Calvo Sotelo
• 1 Chancellor Schmidt
• 1 CIA station
• 1 Civil unrest
• 1 Coup attempt by milityary unlikely
• 1 Czech embassy
• 1 Czechoslovakia
• 1 Czech party congress
• 1 Defense debate
• 1 Dennis Healey
• 1 Dutch intelligence services
• 1 Economic plans
• 1 Felipe Gonzalez
• 1 Foreign economic assistance
• 1 France
• 1 Fuel shortages
• 1 Gibraltar
• 1 Government security crackdown
• 1 Greece
• 1 Helmut Kohl
• 1 Infiltration in the military
• 1 Lame-duck government
• 1 Libya
• 1 Louis Einthoven
• 1 Marxists in control of army
• 1 Michael Heseltine
• 1 Military coup against Spinola
• 1 NATO referendum
• 1 Negotiations over sovereignty issue
• 1 Netherlands
• 1 New coalition government
• 1 Northern Ireland
• 1 Nuclear power plant
• 1 Organized rightist reactions
• 1 Papandreou
• 1 Policy review for Spain
• 1 Political stability
• 1 Portuguese military dominated by lefists
• 1 Potential power struggle
• 1 Prime Minister Calvo-Sotelo
• 1 Prime Minister Demirel
• 1 Prime Minister Suarez
• 1 Prime Minister Thatcher
• 1 Prospects for Thatcher government
• 1 Sale of MiG-29 fighters
• 1 Settlement of Rhodesia problem
• 1 Soviet-Yugoslav relations
• 1 Spanish situation very volatile
• 1 Spending on nuclear or conventional forces
• 1 Star Wars
• 1 State-sponsored terrorism
• 1 Strategic Defense Initiative
• 1 Territorial dispute
• 1 Terrorist attacks
• 1 The Turkish threat
• 1 Thomas Betts
• 3 Turkey
• 1 US military presence in Spain
• 1 Views of Gibraltar’s inhabitants
• 1 Violence in Basque country
• 1 Voice of Tripoli radio
• 3 West Germany
• 1 Westland affair
• 1 Yugoslavia