U.S. Intelligence on Europe, 1945-1995

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• China x
• 3 Albania
• 1 Albanian foreign policy
• 1 Anthony Eden
• 3 Assistance to Communist China
• 1 British intelligence services
• 2 British merchant ships
• 1 Bulgarian operations
• 1 Chancellor Helmit Kohl
• 1 Charles De Gaulle
• 1 Chinese military
• 1 Chinese threat
• 1 Chou En-lai
• 1 Contact lists
• 1 Cooperation in nuclear field
• 1 Covert action
• 1 Cryptanalysis
• 2 Denmark
• 1 Detente policy
• 1 Deterioration of relations
• 1 Diplomatic codes
• 1 Diplomatic recognition
• 1 ELINT
• 2 Enver Hoxha
• 1 European policy
• 2 Exchange of intelligence information
• 5 France
• 1 Frank Wisner
• 1 French foreign policy
• 1 French Indochina
• 1 French intelligence services
• 1 French nuclear testing plans
• 1 German foreign policy
• 5 Great Britain
• 2 Greece
• 2 Harry S. Truman
• 2 Hong Kong
• 1 Impact of loss of Chinese support
• 1 India-Pakistan war
• 1 Intelligence estimate
• 1 Intelligence exchange
• 1 Intelligence liaison
• 1 Intelligence sources
• 2 Iran
• 1 Italian ceasefire resolution
• 3 Italy
• 1 Latin America
• 1 Li Mi
• 2 Listening posts
• 1 Low-yield atmospheric tests
• 1 Mao Tse-tung
• 1 Mendes-France
• 1 No evidence of threat
• 1 Nuclear weapons
• 1 Nuclear weapons testing
• 1 Office of Policy Coordination
• 1 Ostpolitik
• 1 Photo intelligence
• 1 Policy towards Soviet Union and Eastern Europe
• 1 Policy towards U.S.
• 1 Rabid ideological fervor
• 1 Relations with the USSR
• 1 Satellite imagery
• 1 SDECE
• 4 SIGINT
• 2 Site surveys
• 1 Soviet intelligence services
• 1 Soviet Union
• 1 Spy satellites
• 1 Stay-behind operations
• 1 Third World
• 1 Trade relations with China
• 3 Trade with China
• 1 Transfer to British
• 1 Trying to split Socialists from Italian communist party
• 3 Turkey
• 1 Underground nuclear testing
• 1 UN Security Council
• 1 Western alliance and NATO
• 2 West Germany
• 1 Willy Brandt
• 1 Xenophobia