U.S. Intelligence on Europe, 1945-1995

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• Romania x
• 1 Airborne forces
• 1 Airdrops
• 1 Albania
• 1 British intelligence services
• 4 Bulgaria
• 1 CIA station
• 1 Civic Forum
• 1 Commando units
• 5 Czechoslovakia
• 1 Demand for free elections
• 1 Dismantling Stalinist controls
• 1 Dutch intelligence services
• 3 Eastern Europe
• 3 East Germany
• 1 End of one-party rule
• 1 Food and energy shortages
• 1 French intelligence services
• 1 GCHQ
• 1 Great Britain
• 1 Growing ethnic tension
• 3 Hungary
• 1 Impact of dissent in Eastern Europe
• 1 Improving relations with Libya
• 1 Influence of Catholic Church and Solidarity trade union
• 1 John Bruce Lockhart
• 1 John Sinclair
• 1 Malta
• 1 Mazowiecki government
• 1 MI6
• 1 Military forces
• 1 Move to market economy
• 1 New wave of dissidence
• 1 Nonconformist individuals
• 1 Office of National Estimates
• 1 Partisan warfare
• 1 Portugal
• 1 Possibilities of change
• 1 Presidential elections
• 1 Public demonstrations
• 1 Repression of Turkish minority
• 1 Reunification
• 1 Roots of dissidence
• 1 Satellite imagery
• 1 Satellite reconnaissance
• 1 Sir Kenneth Strong
• 1 Sir Percy Sillitoe
• 1 Sir Richard Travis
• 1 Soviet control mechanisms
• 1 Soviet disarmament campaign
• 1 Troop reductions
• 1 Unprecedented political reforms
• 1 Velvet Revolution
• 1 What do they want
• 1 Who are the dissidents
• 3 Yugoslavia