U.S. Intelligence on Europe, 1945-1995

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• Sweden x
• 1 Agent
• 1 Albania
• 1 Ballistic missiles
• 1 Baltic Sea
• 1 Classified briefings for neutral government officials
• 1 Codes & ciphers
• 1 Czech Communist Party
• 1 Czechoslovakia
• 2 Denmark
• 1 Dependence of mobilization of reserves
• 1 Equipment used by Swedes was British
• 1 Failed resupply mission
• 1 Finnish agents
• 1 Finnish anti-communist organization
• 4 Finnish State Police
• 1 Foreign government reactions
• 1 Free Jurists Committee
• 1 Gave no real information
• 1 Germany
• 1 Ghost Rockets
• 4 HUMINT
• 1 Inadequate training
• 1 Intelligence collection
• 2 Intelligence documents
• 1 Intelligence sharing
• 2 Kunnas
• 1 Low defense spending levels
• 1 Low equipment stocks
• 1 Merchant marine officer
• 1 Military deficiencies
• 1 Neutrality
• 2 Norway
• 1 Observations
• 3 OSS
• 1 Photographs were not very good
• 1 Photo intelligence
• 2 Poland
• 1 Polish intelligence
• 1 Poor readiness levels
• 1 Protect source of information
• 1 Purchase of intelligence documents
• 1 Reconnaissance overflight
• 4 Reconnaissance overflights
• 2 Salli
• 1 Secret intelligence files
• 1 Secret organization
• 1 Slow force modernization
• 1 Small standing regular forces
• 1 Soviet airfield and rocket launch sites were photographed
• 1 Soviet border
• 1 Soviet military
• 1 Soviet military threat
• 2 Soviet military threat to Finland
• 1 Soviet naval exercise
• 1 Soviet Union
• 1 Star Wars
• 7 STELLA POLARIS
• 1 Strategic Defense Initiative
• 1 Swedes were the guilty parties
• 1 Swedish air force
• 1 Swedish intelligence service
• 3 Swedish intelligence services
• 1 Switzerland
• 2 Treason trial
• 1 Troop movements
• 1 U.S. not involved
• 1 Underground organization
• 1 USSR
• 1 Vatican