U.S. Intelligence on Europe, 1945-1995

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• 1 1965 national election
• 1 Adenauer’s successor
• 1 Aftermath of the military revolt
• 1 Agriculture
• 1 Air bases
• 1 Aircraft
• 7 Albania
• 1 Albania economic liability to USSR
• 1 Albanian military
• 2 Algeria
• 1 Algerian independence
• 1 American bases in Turkey
• 1 Assessment of Soviet activities
• 1 Assistance from other countries
• 1 Attempted coup
• 2 Ballistic missiles
• 5 Berlin
• 2 Berlin situation
• 1 Berlin Wall
• 1 Bombers
• 1 Budget crisis
• 2 Burden to French economy
• 1 Cannot meet all requirements
• 1 Chancellor Kiesinger
• 4 Charles De Gaulle
• 1 China
• 1 Civil unrest
• 1 Coalition government
• 1 Commitment to NATO
• 1 Communist groups
• 1 Contingency planning
• 1 Continuing source of friction with Turkish government
• 1 Contractual agreement
• 3 Costs
• 1 Covert action
• 1 Current situation
• 1 Current status
• 1 Cyprus
• 1 Cyprus dispute
• 1 De facto Greek Cypriot state
• 1 Defense and nuclear policies
• 2 Delivery systems
• 1 Denial of access
• 1 Disgruntled European expatriates
• 2 Dissatisfaction with regime
• 7 Eastern Europe
• 1 Eastern European armed forces
• 1 Eastern European military spending
• 2 East German government
• 1 East German government subservience
• 1 East German military capabilities
• 1 East German security forces
• 1 East German troops
• 4 East Germany
• 1 East-West trade outlook
• 1 Economic considerations
• 1 Economic effects
• 1 Economic embargo
• 1 Economic grievances
• 2 Economic plans
• 1 Economic problems
• 2 Economic prosperity
• 1 Economic relationships
• 1 Effect of Allied military action
• 1 Emergency powers
• 1 Emigre groups
• 1 Emigre organizations
• 1 Enosis
• 1 Enriched uranium
• 3 Enver Hoxha
• 1 Equipment
• 1 European Common Market
• 1 European integration
• 1 European nuclear diffusion
• 1 European policy
• 1 European support
• 2 Export market
• 1 Factionalism
• 1 Fanfani
• 1 Finland
• 1 Fissionable materials
• 1 Fission weapons
• 3 Force de Frappe
• 1 Foreign policy
• 12 France
• 1 France is over-extended
• 1 French developing IRBMs
• 1 French foreign policy
• 1 French military strategy
• 1 French nuclear weapons program
• 1 French security forces
• 1 Future trends
• 2 Geographic position
• 2 German foreign policy
• 7 Germany
• 1 Great Britain
• 1 Greater assertiveness
• 1 Greater focus on domestic issues
• 1 Greater stability within communist regimes
• 1 History of Warsaw Pact
• 1 Hungary
• 1 Implications of Nuclear Test Ban Treaty
• 1 Improving Franco-German relations
• 1 Increasing resistance activity
• 1 Industrial capacity
• 1 Industrial development
• 1 Insurgency
• 1 Intellectual dissidents
• 1 Internal political situation
• 1 Internal resistance
• 1 Internal situation
• 1 Internal situation in Albania
• 1 Isolation from Soviet Bloc
• 1 Israel
• 1 Italian Communist Party
• 1 Italian foreign policy
• 1 Italian government
• 3 Italy
• 1 John F. Kennedy
• 1 Kennedy highly popular
• 4 Konrad Adenauer
• 2 Labor shortages
• 1 Long-range prospects
• 1 Major revolt unlikely
• 1 Military confrontation
• 1 Missiles
• 1 Morocco
• 1 Most troublesome of Soviet allies
• 1 National elections
• 1 National policies and preoccupations
• 1 Naval forces
• 1 Negligible organized resistance
• 2 Negotiations
• 3 Neutrality policy
• 1 New German government
• 1 No firing on aircraft
• 2 No general war over Berlin
• 1 No likelihood of general uprising in East Germany
• 1 No organized opposition
• 1 No real threat to president
• 1 No reliable evidence
• 1 Norway
• 1 Nuclear delivery systems
• 1 Nuclear proliferation
• 1 Nuclear testing
• 7 Nuclear weapons
• 2 Nuclear weapons testing
• 1 OAS
• 1 Office of Policy Coordination
• 1 Ongoing negotiations
• 1 Opening to the left
• 1 Organized hostile activities
• 1 Ostpolitik
• 1 Panic
• 1 Parachute drop of agents
• 1 Paramilitary capabilities
• 1 Personnel
• 1 Police controls
• 1 Policy towards Soviet Union and Eastern Europe
• 1 Policy towards U.S.
• 1 Political and economic stability
• 1 Political consequences
• 1 Political considerations
• 1 Political disharmony
• 1 Political-economic problems
• 1 Political relationship with th US
• 4 Political stability
• 2 Popular discontent
• 1 Popular unrest
• 1 Potential nuclear countries
• 1 Reappraisal of Indochina policy
• 1 Regime alienation
• 1 Relations with communist world
• 1 Relations with Western allies
• 1 Reliability of security forces
• 1 Resistance activity no threat
• 1 Resolution of Algerian problem
• 1 Resolving the conflict
• 2 Resurgence of West Germany
• 1 Right-wing terrorists
• 1 Role in NATO
• 1 Saar issue
• 1 Secret Army Organization
• 1 Security relationships
• 1 Settlement
• 1 Soviet air force
• 4 Soviet control
• 1 Soviet economic support
• 3 Soviet foreign policy
• 1 Soviet grip on satellites
• 1 Soviet interests in Albania
• 1 Sovietization of economy
• 1 Soviet military
• 2 Soviet military forces
• 1 Soviet reaction to German integration
• 1 Soviet support
• 4 Soviet Union
• 1 Spitsbergen
• 1 Stability
• 1 Stability of regime
• 1 Status of Force Agreement
• 1 Status quo in Eastern Europe
• 1 Strained relations
• 2 Strategic importance
• 1 Strengthen internal position
• 1 Student dissidents
• 1 Submarine-launched missiles
• 1 Support within the French army
• 4 Sweden
• 1 Swedish air force
• 1 Swedish military
• 1 Theoretical weapons research
• 1 Thermonuclear weapons
• 1 Third World
• 1 Threat of assassination
• 1 Trade with West falling
• 1 Tunisia
• 2 Turkey
• 1 U.S. military presence
• 1 Union with Greece
• 1 Uprising
• 1 Vietnam
• 1 Warime capabilities
• 1 War in Indochina
• 1 Warsaw Pact as Soviet instrument
• 2 Weakened Soviet control over Eastern Europe
• 3 West Berlin
• 1 Western alliance and NATO
• 1 Western Europe
• 1 West German forces
• 7 West Germany
• 1 Widespread dissidence
• 3 Yugoslavia