U.S. Intelligence on Europe, 1945-1995

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• Neutrality x
• 1 Accommodations to Soviet interests
• 1 Austria
• 1 Austrian treaty
• 1 Berlin conference
• 1 Buffer to Soviet expansionism
• 1 Djilas affair
• 1 Domestic developments
• 2 Finland
• 1 Foreign purchases of military equipment
• 2 General Helge Jung
• 2 General Nordenskiold
• 1 Greater intelligence cooperation with U.S.
• 1 In case of war with USSR Sweden would encourage USAF to overfly its airspace
• 1 Independence
• 1 Intelligence collection
• 1 Intelligence cooperation with U.S.
• 1 Manufacture of nuclear weapons
• 1 Marshal Tito
• 1 Non-alliance policy
• 1 Norway
• 1 Occupation forces
• 1 Only one possible aggressor - USSR
• 1 President Kekkonen
• 1 Purchases of military equipment overseas
• 1 Sources of equipment
• 2 Soviet Union
• 1 Strategic raw materials
• 9 Sweden
• 1 Sweden must associate itself in some form with the West
• 1 Sweden will never join with USSR in fight against NATO
• 1 Swedes will evacuate air force to West in time of war
• 2 Swedish air force
• 1 Swedish armed forces
• 1 Swedish foreign policy
• 1 Swedish intelligence service
• 2 Swedish military
• 1 Ties with West
• 1 Troop withdrawals
• 1 U.S. policy
• 1 Unhappy and perilous time for Sweden
• 1 Widespread respect
• 1 Yugoslavia