U.S. Intelligence on Europe, 1945-1995

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• Dutch intelligence services x
• 1 Appellate process
• 1 Arlington Hall Station
• 1 Authorized covert operation
• 1 Belgium
• 2 British intelligence services
• 1 Bypass NATO
• 1 Captured agents
• 1 Chinese telegraphic codes
• 1 CIA station
• 1 Clandestine operation
• 1 Codebreaking successes
• 2 Colonel Einthoven
• 2 Cornelius Fock
• 1 Criminal indictment
• 2 Criminal prosecution
• 1 Czech embassy
• 1 Czechoslovakia
• 1 Damage assessment
• 1 Damage to national security
• 1 Diplomatic codes
• 1 Dutch agent team
• 2 Dutch ambassador
• 2 Dutch foreign minister
• 1 Dutch Foreign Office
• 2 Dutch general staff
• 1 Dutch parliament
• 3 Dutch press reports
• 1 Dutch security service
• 1 Dutch use of U.S. intelligence information
• 2 Elsakkers
• 11 Espionage
• 1 EUCOM
• 1 Exchange of intelligence
• 2 Germany
• 1 Great Britain
• 1 Hagelin cipher machines
• 1 Heidelberg
• 2 HUMINT
• 2 Hungary
• 1 Intelligence early warning
• 2 Intelligence liaison
• 2 Intelligence liaison difficulties
• 1 Intelligence reporting
• 2 Invasion of Yugoslavia
• 1 Jan Somer
• 11 Joseph S. Petersen
• 1 Justice Department
• 1 Louis Einthoven
• 1 MI6
• 6 National Security Agency
• 1 Netherlands liaison officer
• 1 New lawyer
• 1 News reports
• 1 North Korean political traffic
• 1 OSS
• 1 Public disclosure
• 1 Rejected requested formal intelligence liaison
• 3 Romania
• 2 Security compromise
• 2 SIGINT
• 2 Soviet troop movements
• 1 Spain
• 1 Statement of interest
• 2 Stikker
• 1 Thomas Betts
• 1 U.S. COMINT effort
• 1 Wartime relationship