U.S. Intelligence on Europe, 1945-1995

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• Eastern Europe x
• 1 "Zionist plots"
• 1 Aerial reconnaissance
• 1 Agent networks
• 1 Austria
• 1 Berlin
• 1 Berlin air corridors
• 1 Buildup of forces
• 1 Bulgarian coup
• 1 Clandestine intelligence
• 1 Command structure
• 2 Covert action
• 1 Covert dissemination of banned books-magazines in Eastern Europe
• 2 Czechoslovakia
• 1 Destroyer patrols
• 1 Diplomatic considerations
• 1 Distribution of books and periodicals to Eastern Europe
• 1 East German uncertainty
• 1 Educational programs
• 1 Espionage trials
• 1 FROG ballistic missiles
• 1 Getting proscribed literature behind the Iron Curtain
• 1 Greater stability within communist regimes
• 1 Human rights advocacy programs
• 1 HUMINT
• 1 Hungary
• 1 Intellectual dissidents
• 1 Intelligence estimate
• 1 Intimidation
• 1 Jewish underground
• 1 Kremlin control
• 1 Kuklinski
• 1 Military alliance
• 1 Military exercises
• 1 Nationalist sentiments
• 1 National Security Council
• 1 Naval reconnaissance
• 1 Negligible organized resistance
• 1 New military equipment
• 1 Nuclear artillery
• 1 Nuclear delivery systems
• 2 Nuclear weapons
• 1 Nuclear weapons storage sites
• 1 Operational restrictions
• 1 Overflights
• 1 Polish problems
• 1 Port visits
• 1 Psychological warfare
• 1 Publication of books and magazines banned in Russia and Eastern Europe
• 1 Radio Free Europe
• 1 Radio Liberty
• 1 Ratlines
• 1 Refugees
• 1 Scud ballistic missiles
• 1 Secret sources
• 1 Soviet military
• 1 Stalin
• 1 Student dissidents
• 1 Tactical nuclear missiles
• 1 Targets
• 1 Technical and scientific exchange programs
• 1 Technicians in Hungary
• 1 The Romanian problem
• 1 Tightened security measures
• 1 Turkey
• 1 U.S. Navy
• 1 U-2
• 1 Warsaw Pact
• 1 Warsaw Pact nuclear doctrine
• 1 Weakening of Soviet controls
• 1 Widespread dissidence
• 1 Yugoslavia