U.S. Intelligence on Europe, 1945-1995

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• French government x
• 1 24-hour strikes
• 1 African development initiative
• 2 Algeria
• 1 Algerian conflict
• 1 Algerian crisis
• 1 Algerian independence
• 5 Algerian policy
• 2 Algerian rebels
• 2 Algeria policy
• 1 Ambitious
• 1 Arab immigrants resisting integration into French society
• 1 Ban on communist demonstrations
• 1 Bourges-Maunoury
• 1 Bulgaria
• 1 Cabinet changes
• 1 CEA
• 1 Ceasefire negotiations
• 1 Chaban-Delmas
• 1 Chad
• 1 Changes in defense spending
• 1 Changing relations between France and Africa
• 3 Charles De Gaulle
• 6 Charles de Gaulle
• 1 Charles De Gaulle’s resignation
• 1 Charles Fiterman
• 1 Civil unrest
• 3 Coalition government
• 1 Combating terrorism
• 1 Communist ministers
• 1 Consolidating power
• 1 Continuity of Gaullist policies
• 1 Contradictory French policies toward U.S.
• 1 Control of Basque terrorists
• 1 Could not vouch for Mitterand
• 1 Counterterrorism cooperation
• 1 Criticism of U.S. foreign policy
• 1 Currency speculation
• 1 Current involvement with NATO
• 1 Danger of military uprising
• 1 Defeat for Francois Mitterand
• 1 Defying US embargo
• 3 De Gaulle
• 1 De Gaulle’s objectives
• 1 Dependence of francophone African nations on France
• 1 Detente in Europe
• 1 Devaluation of Pound Sterling
• 1 Die-hard rightists
• 1 Divestiture of overseas holdings
• 1 Economic problems
• 1 ETA
• 1 European Community
• 1 Failure of FLN talks
• 1 Failure to carry out reforms
• 1 Failure to enact educational reform
• 2 FLN
• 1 Flouting US policy
• 1 Foreign policy position towards NATO
• 41 France
• 10 Francois Mitterand
• 1 French army
• 1 French Atomic Energy Commission
• 4 French Communist Party
• 1 French defense policy
• 1 French economy
• 1 French fanned speculation
• 2 French foreign policy
• 2 French government policy
• 1 French military
• 1 French nuclear forces
• 2 French Socialist Party
• 1 French Socialist position on Africa
• 1 French views of Strategic Defense Initiatives
• 1 French withdrawal from NATO
• 1 Gaullism without De Gaulle
• 1 Gaullist power
• 1 Gaullists
• 5 Georges Pompidou
• 1 Giscard D’Estaing
• 2 Giscard d’Estaing
• 1 Giscard’s style
• 1 Government economic intervention
• 1 Growing hostility toward Arab immigrants
• 1 Guerrilla warfare
• 1 Guy la Chambre
• 1 Henry Kissinger
• 1 Immigration
• 1 Impact on defense and foreign policies
• 1 Implications for U.S.
• 1 Increased military cooperation with NATO
• 1 Increasing gravity of North African problem
• 1 Integration of French Force de Frappe into NATO
• 1 Intelligence estimates
• 1 International trade
• 1 Iraq
• 1 Italian Communist Party
• 1 Jacques Chirac
• 1 Jean-Marie Le Pen
• 1 Keep Algeria part of France
• 1 Labor strikes
• 1 Lacking stability
• 1 Leaking negative information about British Pound
• 1 Legacy of Charles De Gaulle
• 1 Legalized divorce
• 1 Libyan intervention in Chad
• 1 Libyan threat
• 1 Loss of parliamentary majority
• 1 Major political issue
• 1 Melun talks
• 1 Michel Joubert
• 1 Middle East and arms sales
• 1 Minister of transport
• 1 Mitterand’s ambivalent attitude toward U.S.
• 1 Mitterand’s personal background
• 1 Multinational negotiations
• 1 Municipal elections
• 5 National elections
• 1 National Front
• 1 Nationalization of banks and key industries
• 1 Nationalized some industries
• 1 National referendum
• 1 National Security Study Memorandum
• 1 Negative reaction from rightists
• 1 New taxes
• 1 North African immigrant community
• 1 North Africa problems
• 1 No security implications
• 1 Nuclear cooperation with France
• 2 Nuclear storage sites
• 1 Nuclear strike force
• 3 Nuclear weapons
• 1 Nuclear weapons doctrine
• 1 Opposition to Algerian policy
• 1 Outbreak of insurrection in Algeria
• 1 Petroleum and nuclear energy
• 1 Political opposition growing
• 1 Political parties
• 1 Political stability
• 1 Prime Minister Faure
• 1 Reaction in Western European governments
• 1 Rebel delegation
• 2 Refusal to allow US nuclear weapons in France
• 1 Regional cooperation
• 1 Relationship with West Germany
• 1 Resignation
• 2 Return to power
• 1 Revitalization of economy
• 1 Rumors about Pompidou’s health
• 1 Sources of Mitterand’s political thinking about the U.S.
• 1 Soviet oil pipeline
• 1 Space cooperation
• 1 Star Wars
• 1 Strategic nuclear weapons
• 1 Student riots
• 1 Successful domestic policies
• 1 Successor to Georges Pompidou
• 1 Terrorist attacks
• 1 The French presence in Africa
• 1 Third World policies
• 1 Todor Zhivkov
• 1 Turbine equipment
• 1 Unilateral ceasefire declaration
• 1 Union of Socialist and Communist parties
• 1 Unskilled workers
• 1 Unwillingness to abandon Algeria
• 1 US-European relations
• 1 US trade sanctions
• 1 Vatican
• 1 Vatican neutral position towards Italian domestic politics
• 1 Violent demonstrations
• 1 Visit to West Germany
• 1 Weak coalition government
• 1 Western Europe
• 1 Withdrawal from NATO