A Guide to

O.S.S./State DepartmentIntelligence and Research Reports

Europe:

1950-1961 Supplement

A Guide to

O.S.S./State DepartmentIntelligence and Research Reports

xEurope:

1950-1961 Supplement

Edited byPaul Kesaris

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0000 Survey of Overseas Emigration from Europe, 1946-51.May8, 1953. 100pp.

0100 Capital Account Transactions of European Soviet Blocwith Continental Western Europe, 1948-52.September 29, 1953. 21pp.

0122 Fleets and Traffic on the Danube East and West of the IronCurtain.March 22, 1954. 38pp.

0160 Recent Trends in East-West European Trade.March 11, 1955. 5pp.

0165 The Warsaw Pact and the North Atlantic Treaty.May 20, 1955. 9pp.

0174 New Administration of the European Rail Conventions.November 8, 1955. 7pp.

0181 Recent Developments in International Danube Regulationwith Special References to German Participation.December 20, 1955. 33pp.

0214 Austrian and German Membership in the Budapest DanubeCommission and Related Danube Problems.September 17, 1958. 25pp.

0239 Danube Traffic, Agreements and Problems.June 14, 1960. 71pp.

0311 Vulnerability of Eastern European Satellite Regimes in theLight of Their Economic Policies.January 12, 1950. 30pp.

0341 Prospects for Encouraging Defection of Eastern OrbitCountries by Economic Means.July 28, 1950. 59pp.

0402 Vulnerability of the Soviet Bloc to Existing and TightenedWestern Economic Controls.Janaury 26, 1951. 96pp.

0513 Notes on Collectivization in Eastern Europe in RecentMonths.November 13, 1951. llpp.

0524 Eastern Europe in 1952.March 25, 1952. 54pp.

0579 New Satellite Budgets Increasingly Follow Soviet Pattern.April 17, 1952. l lpp.

0591 The Eastern European Line at the Seventh Session of ECE.May 13, 1952. 37pp.

0628 Development of "New Economic Courses" in Soviet Satel-lites in September 1953.October 14, 1953. 12pp.

0640 Bloc Economic Planning Shows Some New Trends.December 10, 1954. 7pp.

0647 The Warsaw Pact.May 19, 1955. 4pp.

0651 The 13th Session of the Budapest-Danube Commission ofDecember 1955.February 14, 1956. 4pp.

0655 Satellites Forced to Lower Plan Goals.February 26, 1957. 5pp.

0660 Bloc Shows Slight Growth in Collectivization Despite Po-lish and Hungarian Losses.August 7, 1957. l lpp.

0670 Recent Developments in Eastern Europe.December 1, 1958. 21pp.

0691 Collectivization Advances in the Soviet Bloc.December 19, 1958. 7pp.

0698 Position of Lawyers and Judges in Eastern Europe.April 3, 1959. 6pp.

0704 Position of Intellectuals in Eastern Europe.April 27, 1959. 7pp.

0711 Some Major Problems in Foreign Trade in Eastern Europe.July 9, 1959. 9pp.

0720 Polytechnic Education in Eastern Europe.September 4, 1959. 5pp.

0725 Social Ills in Eastern Europe.September 10, 1959. 11pp.

0736 Balkan-Adriatic Peace Zone Proposals.November 23, 1959. 6pp.

0742 Recent Developments in Eastern Europe.December 10, 1959. 29pp.

0771 Socialization of Agriculture in Eastern Europe.December 24, 1959. 5pp.

0776 "Comradely" Courts in Eastern Europe.February 9, 1960. 7pp.

0783 Youth Conference Inaugurates New Drive for Balkan Coop-eration.April 11, 1960. 5pp.

0788 Recent Developments in Eastern Europe.April 25, 1960. 25pp.

0813 The Intra-Bloc Division of Labor.May 4, 1960. 22pp.

0835 "Socialist Brigade Competition" in Eastern Europe.June 9, 1960. 5pp.

0840 The Terms of Trade in Eastern Europe.June 14, 1960. 12pp.

0852 Review of Current Events in Yugoslavia, Hungary, and Ru-mania: June 1960.July 27, 1960. 20pp.

0872 Review of Current Events in Yugoslavia, Hungary, and Ru-mania: July I960.August 22, 1960. 19pp.

0891 Bloc Reaction to the Sino-Soviet Dispute.September 1. I960. 8pp.

0899 Review of Current Events in Yugoslavia, Hungary, and Ru-mania: August 1960.September 26, 1960. 18pp.

0917 Review of Current Events in Yugoslavia, Hungary, and Ru-mania: September 1960.October 28, 1960. 22pp.

0939 Recent Developments in Eastern Europe.November 10. 1960. 27pp.

0966 Review of Current Events in Yugoslavia. Hungary, and Ru-mania: October 1960.November 23, 1960. 19pp.

0985 Current Educational Trends and Problems in Eastern Eu-rope.November 28, 1960. 9pp.

0992 Review of Current Events in Yugoslavia, Hungary, and Ru-mania: November 1960.December 27, 1960. 21pp.

1013 Review of Current Events in Yugoslavia, Hungary, and Ru-mania: December 1960.February 2, 1961. 23pp.

1036 Review of Current Events in Yugoslavia, Hungary, and Ru-mania: January 1961.March 9, 1961. 19pp.

Reel II0000 Recent Developments in Eastern Europe.

March 28, 1961. 13pp.

0013 Review of Current Events in Yugoslavia, Hungary. Ru-mania, and Bulgaria: February 1961.April3, 1961. 22pp.

0035 Review of Current Events in Yugoslavia, Hungary, Ru-mania, and Bulgaria: March 1961.April 28, 1961. 17pp.

0052 Eastern European Countries Complete Initial Stage of So-cialism.May 11. 1961. 9pp.

0061 Review of Current Events in Yugoslavia, Hungary, Ru-mania, and Bulgaria: April 1961.May 28, 1961. 22pp.

0083 Review of Current Events in Yugoslavia, Hungary, Ru-mania, and Bulgaria: May 1961.June 29. 1961. 21pp.

WESTERN EUROPE0104 Effects of Devaluation in Western Europe.

February 20, 1950. 42pp.

0146 Communist Plans to Impede MDAP Shipments to WesternEurope.March 6, 1950. 48pp.

0194 Estimate of the Political, Economic, and Military Positionof MDAP Countries: Western Europe and the Near East.March 8, 1950. 29pp.

0223 Communist Strength in the Trade-Union Organizations ofWestern Europe.March 20, 1950. 24pp.

0247 Estimate of Current Strength and Prospects of Western Eu-ropean Communists.March 27, 1950. 38pp.

0285 Economic Problems of Rhine Navigation: Fleet and Traffic.November 28, 1950. 34pp.

0319 Estimate of Current Strength and Prospects of Western Eu-ropean Communists.December 4, 1950. 44pp.

0364 Strategic Exports from Non-Cocom Western EuropeanCountries to the Soviet Bloc, 1949 and First Half 1950.January 5, 1951. 23pp.

0387 Labor Attitudes toward Economic Integration in Europe.January 15, 1951. 37pp.

0424 Un-utilized Industrial Capacity in Selected Western Euro-pean Countries.April 16, 1951. 14pp.

0438 The Background and History of the Idea of European Uni-fication.April 18, 1951. l l pp .

0449 Communist Influence in Sensitive Positions in Western Eu-rope.July 26, 1951. 13pp.

0462 Neo-Fascist Movements in Democratic Western Europe.August 15, 1951. 24pp.

0486 Seat Distribution in Lower Houses of Western EuropeanNational Parliaments.August 30, 1951. 8pp.

0494 European Attitudes which Affect U.S. Influence in Europe.October 9, 1951. 7pp.

0501 Factors Adversely Affecting the Acceptance of U.S. Troopsin Europe.October 11, 1951. 22pp.

0524 Prospect for the Development of Control Measures againstthe Communist Parties of Western Europe.October 19, 1951. 12pp.

0536 Short-Run Economic Effects of European Integration.March 24, 1952. 17pp.

0554 Communist Influence in Sensitive Positions in Western Eu-rope.May 6, 1952. 16pp.

0571 Economic Strength and Weaknesses of Western Europe.June 12, 1952. l lpp.

0583 Long-Term Coal Prospects for Western Europe.June 24, 1952. 4pp.

0587 Comments on ECE Report on Economic Situation in Eu-rope.September 30, 1952. 5pp.

0592 Trade of OEEC Countries with U.S.S.R. and Satellites.October 8, 1952. 7pp.

0600 East-West Trade Continues to Decline.October 21, 1952. 5pp.

0605 Organization and Functions of the European Defense Com-munity.November 7, 1952. 7pp.

0612 Asylum for Political Refugees in Western Europe and theCommonwealth.December 2, 1952. 9pp.

0621 Reappraisal of Western European Attitudes on the KoreanWar.January 13, 1953. 10pp.

0631 Western European and Commonwealth Reactions to theFirst Month of the New U.S. Administration.February 27, 1953. 22pp.

0652 Communist Strength in European Countries Receiving U.S.Aid.April 24, 1953. 15pp.

0667 The Tax Controversy in the European Coal and Steel Com-munity.June 3, 1953. 17pp.

0685 Western European Press Reaction to Defense Secretary'sStatement on Troop Withdrawal.November 6, 1953. 14pp.

0699 Vulnerability of Continental Western Europe to a U.S. Busi-ness Recession.July 9, 1954. 23pp.

0722 Seat Distribution to Lower Houses of Western EuropeanNational Parliaments.October 14, 1954. 7pp.

0729 Economic Trends in Western Europe.March 16, 1955. 13pp.

0742 U.S. Economic Aid, Military Expenditures, and Changes inGold and Dollar Reserves in Western Europe.March 17, 1955. 5pp.

0747 Economic Strength and Weaknesses of Western Europe.April 15, 1955. 15pp.

0763 Possibilities of Extending the Common Market in the SixSchuman Plan Countries to Include Transport and Energy.May 16, 1955. 20pp.

0783 Long-Term Trends Affecting Western Europe's Position inthe World Economy.May 19, 1955. l lpp .

0794 The Impact of European Dollar Liberalization.August 26, 1955. 17pp.

0811 East-West Trade Activities of the Council of Europe.September 12, 1955. 20pp.

0831 Survey of Current Economic Position of Major Western Eu-ropean Countries.September 16, 1955. 14pp.

0845 Critique of the ECE Analysis of Dollar Liberalization.April 16, 1955. 4pp.

0849 Long-Term Projection of Western Europe's Gross NationalProduct.November 23, 1955. 21pp.

0870 Defense Expenditures in Western Europe.December 22, 1955. 6pp.

0876 EUROP and EUROF1MA.February 28, 1956. 20pp.

0896 Outlook for Ferrous Scrap Situation in Western Europe.March 19, 1956. 23pp.

0919 Preliminary British, French, and West German Public Reac-tion to the Soviet Arms Cut Announcement of May 14th.April 21, 1956. 5pp.

0924 Proposals for European Common Market.April 30, 1956. 35pp.

0959 Comments on European Economic Strom Warning Issuedby OEEC.August 16, 1956. 13pp.

Reel III0000 Basic Data on the Western European Economies.

September 4, 1956. 126pp.

0138 Effects of Interruption in Supply of Middle East Oil uponEuropean Balance-of-Payments Position.January 9, 1957. 57pp.

0195 Inclusion of Overseas Territories in European CommonMarket.January 31, 1957.9pp.

0204 Minimizing the Impact on Europe of Disruption of MiddleEast Petroleum Movements, 1960-65: Petroleum and Tank-er Reserves.May 7, 1957. 36pp.

0240 Recent European Efforts to Deal with Rhine Freight RateProblems.September 30, 1957. 22pp.

0262 Reaction in Western European NATO Countries towardDecember Heads of Government Meeting.December 6, 1957. llpp.

0273 Europe's Dollar Balance.December 11, 1957. 115pp.

0393 Western European Reaction to the NATO Heads of Gov-ernment Meeting.December 30, 1957. 15pp.

0408 The Impact of European Nuclear Power Programs on U.S.Coal Exports.February I I , 1958. 49pp.

0458 The Outlook for Western Europe.February 28, 1958. 131pp.

0579 The Impact of the U.S. Recession on Western Europe.May 26, 1958. 28pp.

0608 A Comparison of the Powers of the Institutions of the Euro-pean Coal and Steel Community, European EconomicCommunity, and European Atomic Energy Community.August 6, 1958. 149pp.

0757 Current Western European Economic Trends and Pros-pects.February 12, 1959. 17pp.

0774 Participation of Western European Nations in the Interna-tional Development of Atomic Energy for Peaceful Pur-poses.March 20, 1959. 34pp.

0808 Western European Pressures for Disengagement.April 8, 1959. 18pp.

0826 A Critical Appraisal of Western Unity.August 7, 1959. 8pp.

0834 Estimate of Recent Progress in Reduction of Discrimina-tory Trade Barriers in OEEC Europe Affecting U.S. Ex-ports.November 30, 1959. l lpp .

0845 Western European Interrelations over the Next Five Years.December 17, 1959. 22pp.

0867 Problems and Prospects of the European Free Trade Asso-ciation.March 24, I960. 28pp.

0895 Tariffs of the Seven.October 17, 1960. 23pp.

0918 Regulation of Pipeline Transportation in the Common Mar-ket Area.December 27, 1960. l lpp .

0929 Recent "Customs Union" Proposals for Western Europe inthe Light of Classic and GATT Definitions of a CustomsUnion.April 17, 1961. 19pp.

0948 First Steps in Political Development of the Six.April 28, 1961. 7pp.

ALBANIA0955 Current Status of Labor Movement in Albania.

December 1, 1952. 11pp.

0966 Albania's Five-Year Economic Plan, 1951-55.December 31, 1952. 33pp.

0999 Administrative Divisions of Albania.July 16, 1954. 4pp.

1003 Composition of Albanian Assembly.July 21, 1954. 13pp.

1016 Forced Labor in Albania.September 2, 1954. 22pp.

1038 Review of Developments in Albania in 1954.February 28, 1955. 29pp.

1067 The Bektashi Sect in Albania.March 21, 1955. 19pp.

Reel IV0000 Background and Current Re-emphasis of the Democratic

Front in Albania.August 10, 1955. 18pp.

0018 Significance of Albanian Worker's Party Congress.August 14, 1956. 28pp.

0046 New Administrative Divisions of Albania.June 27, 1958. 6pp.

0052 Composition of Albanian People's Assembly.July 16, 1958. 21pp.

0073 Tirana's Defiance of Moscow Underscored by AlbanianParty Congress.March 8, 1961. 12pp.

AUSTRIA0085 German Obligations for Servicing the Austrian Debt during

the Period of the Anschluss.February 12, 1951. 16pp.

0101 The Communist Attempt to Promote a General Strike inAustria from September 26 to October 7, 1950.March 30, 1951. 14pp.

0115 Election Trends and Prospects in Austria.April 26, 1951. 9pp.

0124 The Austrian Presidential Elections and Their Significance.May 18, 1951. 9pp.

0133 Political Trends in Austria on the Eve of General Elections.January 16, 1952. 14pp.

0147 Possible Austrian Reactions to a Genuine Soviet TreatyOffer.August 19, 1952. 3pp.

0150 The Current Anschluss Sentiment in Austria.January 16, 1953. 5pp.

0155 The Austrian General Elections of 1953.February 27, 1953. 5pp.

0160 Austria Attempts Independent Foreign Policy.August 31, 1953. 6pp.

0166 The Fourth Congress of the International Confederation ofFree Trade Unions in Vienna, May 20-28, 1955.July 26, 1955. 16pp.

0182 The Austrian National Elections of May 1956.May 1, 1956. 5pp.

0187 Governmental Participation in the Austrian Economy.July 3, 1957. 7pp.

0194 The 1957 Draft Program of the Austrian Socialist Party.February 21, 1958. l lpp .

0205 Implications of Austrian Chancellor Raab's Visit to theU.S.S.R.August 28, 1958. 4pp.

0209 The Outlook for the Austrian National Elections.May 7, 1959. 4pp.

0213 The Vienna Youth and Student Festival: A Political Analy-sis.December 24, 1959. 37pp.

BELGIUM0250 Synopsis of Trade and Payments Agreements and Trade:

Belgium-Luxembourgh/Czechoslovakia.November 26. 1954. 17pp.

0267 A Catholic-Liberal Government Formed in Belgium.November 17, 1958.4pp.

0271 Belgian Strike Has Basis to Longstanding Economic Griev-ance.January 25, 1961. 7pp.

0278 Problems of the Belgian Economy.April 20, 1961. l lpp.

BULGARIA0289 Changes in Composition of Politburo and Central Commit-

tee of Bulgarian Communist Party.August 21. 1950. 15pp.

0304 Chronology of Principal Developments Relating to Bulgar-ia: August to December 1951.May 2, 1952. 14pp.

0318 Chronology of Principal Developments Relating to Bulgar-ia: January-December 1952.April 21, 1953. 25pp.

0343 Bulgarian Public Order and Safety: A Basic Study.May 18, 1953. 54pp.

0401 Bulgarian Constitutional System: A Basic Study.July 20, 1953. 47pp.

0450 Subversive Activities in Bulgaria: A Basic Study.July 24, 1953. 33pp.

0484 Structure of the Bulgarian Government: A Basic Study.July 27, 1953.41pp.

0531 Bulgarian Political Dynamics: A Basic Study.August 7, 1953. 140pp.

0672 Chronology of Principal Developments Relating to Bulgar-ria: January-December 1953.April 2, 1954. 27pp.

0699 Chronology of Principal Developments Relating to Bulgar-ia: January-December 1954.May I, 1955.25pp.

0724 Bulgaria: Notes on Current Internal and External Develop-ments in February 1956.March 20, 1956. 12pp.

0736 Chronology of Principal Developments Relating to Bulgar-ia: January-December 1955.March 26, 1956. 26pp.

0762 Bulgaria: Notes on Internal and External Developments inMarch 1956.March 16, 1956. 9pp.

0770 Bulgaria: Notes on Internal and External Developments inMay 1956.June 13, 1956. 10pp.

0780 Bulgaria: Notes on Internal and External Developments inJune 1956.July 17, 1956. 8pp.

0788 Bulgaria: Notes on Internal and External Developments inJuly 1956.August 13, 1956. 10pp.

0798 Bulgaria: Notes on Internal and External Developments inAugust 1956.September 12, 1956. 9pp.

0807 Bulgaria: Notes on Internal and External Developments inSeptember 1956.October 12, 1956. 7pp.

0814 Bulgaria: Notes on Internal and External Developments inOctober 1956.November 19, 1956. 9pp.

0823 Bulgaria: Notes on Internal and External Developments inNovember 1956.November 1956. 9pp.

0832 Bulgaria: Notes on Internal and External Developments inDecember 1956.January 18, 1957. I Opp.

0842 Bulgaria: Notes on Internal and External Developments inJanuary 1957.February 15, 1957. 9pp.

0851 Bulgaria: Notes on Internal and External Developments inFebruary 1957.March 18, 1957. 8pp.

0859 Bulgaria: Notes on Internal and External Developments inApril 1957.May 15, 1957. llpp.

0870 Bulgaria: Notes on Internal and External Developments inMay 1957.June 20, 1957. 7pp.

0877 Bulgaria: Notes on Internal and External Developments inJune 1957.July 19, 1957. 6pp.

0883 Bulgaria: Notes on Internal and External Developments inJuly 1957.August 15, 1957. 9pp.

0892 Bulgaria: Notes on Internal and External Developments inAugust 1957.September 18, 1957. 7pp.

0899 Bulgaria: Notes on Internal and External Developments inSeptember 1957.October 21, 1957. 6pp.

0905 Bulgaria: Notes on Internal and External Developments inOctober 1957.November 15, 1957. 6pp.

0911 Bulgaria: Notes on Internal and External Developments inDecember 1957.January 15, 1957. 7pp.

0918 Bulgaria: Notes on Internal and External Developments inJanuary 1958.February 14, 1958. 6pp.

0924 Bulgaria: Notes on Internal and External Developments inFebruary 1958.March 12, 1958. 6pp.

0930 Bulgaria: Notes on Internal and External Developments inMarch 1958.April 14, 1958. 9pp.

0939 Bulgaria: Notes on Internal and External Developments inApril 1958.May 21, 1958.7pp.

0946 Bulgaria's Third Five-Year Plan, 1958-62.June5, 1958. 17pp.

0963 Bulgaria: Notes on Internal and External Developments inMay 1958.June 25, 1958. 6pp.

0969 Bulgaria: Notes on Internal and External Developments inJune 1958.July 18, 1958. 6pp.

0975 Bulgaria: Notes on Internal and External Developments inJuly 1958.August 18, 1958. 8pp.

0983 Bulgaria: Notes on Internal and External Developments inAugust 1958.September 18, 1958. 6pp.

0989 Bulgaria: Notes on Internal and External Developments inSeptember 1958.October 16, 1958. 6pp.

0995 Bulgarian Leaders Initiate Campaign to Prefulfil! Five-Year Plan.Decembers, 1958. 5pp.

1000 Bulgarian Economic Speed-Up Campaign Resembles Chi-nese Effort.January 9, 1959. 4pp.

1004 Bulgaria Reorganizes Administration of the Economy.February 11, 1959. 4pp.

1008 Bloc Aid to Bulgaria.September 25, 1959. llpp.

1019 An Appraisal of the 1959 Bulgarian Reorganization.September 8, 1960. 12pp.

Reel VCZECHOSLOVAKIA

0000 Czechoslovakia Pushes Heaviest Collectivization Drive toDate.October 27, 1952. 8pp.

0009 Chronology of Principal Events Relating to Czechoslovak-ia: January to June 1952.February 19, 1953. 30pp.

0040 Czechoslovakian Political Dynamics: A Basic Study.May 20, 1953. 127pp.

0177 Czechoslovakian Public Order and Safety: A Basic Study.May 20, 1953. 117pp.

0300 Chronology of Principal Events Relating to Czechoslovak-ia, July to December 1952.July 15, 1953. 41pp.

0341 Structure of the Czechoslovak Government: A Basic Study.August 7, 1953. 73pp.

0417 The Purges in the Communist Party of Czechoslovakia.October 20, 1953. 55pp.

0472 Significance of the Tenth Congress of the Communist Partyof Czechoslovakia, June 11-15, 1954.July 13, 1954. 20pp.

0492 Czechoslovakia's Projected Third Five-Year Plan, 1961-65.January 7, 1960. 16pp.

0508 Administrative/Territorial Reorganization in Czechoslo-vakia.March 18, 1960. 17pp.

0525 Czechoslovakia's New "Socialist" Constitution.June 30, 1960. 14pp.

0539 The Czechoslovak General Elections of June 1960.July 28, 1960. 7pp.

0546 The Reorganization of the Czechoslovak Cabinet.August 1, 1960. 13pp.

0559 Czechoslovak National Assembly and Slovak NationalCouncil Elect Officers.August 16, 1960. 10pp.

0569 People's Courts in Czechoslovakia.February 9, 1961. 6pp.

0575 Czechoslovakia's Role in the Soviet Bloc Offensive in LatinAmerica.February 14, 1961. 9pp.

DENMARK0584 Results of the Danish Municipal Elections, March 7-14,

1950.April 21, 1950. 9pp.

0593 Results of the Danish National Elections of September 5,1950.October 27, 1950. 16pp.

0611 Denmark's Current Foreign Economic Position.November 1950. 15pp.

0626 NATO Bases as a Political Issue in Denmark: Analysis ofOpposition and Estimate of Prospects.February 25, 1953. 14pp.

0640 Neutralism in Denmark: Extent and Significance.August 30, 1953. 17pp.

0657 Removal of Aksel Larsen from Party Chairmanship MaySplit the Danish Communist Party.November 13, 1958. 4pp.

FINLAND0661 Chronology of Main Developments in Finland, 1951.

July 14, 1952. 31pp.

0694 A Chronology of Significant Developments in Finland,1952.February 24, 1953. 13pp.

0707 Possibilities for Increased Finnish Lumber Exports to theUnited Kingdom.May I I , 1953. 15pp.

0722 Characteristics of the Finnish People: A Basic Study.May 20, 1953. 78pp.

0805 Structure of the Finnish Government: A Basic Study.May 28. 1953. 57pp.

0865 Public Welfare in Finland: A Basic Study.September 2, 1953. 103pp.

0972 A Chronology of Significant Developments in Finland,1953.April 14, 1954. 19pp.

0991 Synopsis of Trade and Payments Agreements and Trade:Finland/Hungary.October 26, 1955.20pp.

1011 Factional Struggle within Finnish Social Democratic PartyCauses Cabinet Resignation.May 10, 1957. 6pp.

1017 Communist Gain in Finnish Parliamentary Election.July I I , 1958. 3pp.

1020 Current Economic and Political Situation in Finland.October 28. 1958. 5pp.

1025 Finland's Vulnerability to Soviet Economic Pressure.November 21, 1958.9pp.

1034 Finland and the Proposed Outer Seven Free Trade Area.July 28, 1959. 12pp.

1046 Outlook for Redirection of Finnish Trade toward the West.September 4, 1959. 20pp.

Reel VIFRANCE

0000 Financial Provisions of the France-Saar Coal Agreement.May 1, 1950. 17pp.

0017 Election Trends in France.January 29, 1951. 37pp.

0054 Economic Importance of Morocco to France.October 9, 1951. 23pp.

0079 French Cantonal Elections Indicate Continuance of Uncer-tain Government Majorities.October 18, 1951. 5pp.

0084 French Economic Situation.January 7, 1952. 26pp.

0110 The Position of Labor in the French Automobile Industry.February 26, 1952. 20pp.

0130 Program of French Political Parties.March 10, 1952. 4pp.

0134 Major Economic Issues before the New French Govern-ment.March 14, 1952. 12pp.

0146 Latest French Reform Proposals for Tunisia Contain NoMajor Changes.July 3, 1952. 7pp.

0153 French Social Classes and Their Attitudes.November 18, 1952. 24pp.

0177 The French Communist Party: Its 1952 Record and Pros-pects for 1953.December 30, 1952. 26pp.

0203 French Cabinets Since the Expulsion of the Communistsfrom the Goverment in May 1947.January 2, 1953. 5pp.

0208 Analysis of Communist Propaganda: France.April 15. 1953. 94pp.

0302 The Current French Government Crisis.June 8, 1953. 8pp.

0310 French Communist Tactics and Objectives as Revealed inRecent Strikes.September 2, 1953. 5pp.

0315 Statements by French Communists on Indochinese War.July 23, 1954. 14pp.

0329 Communist Trends in French By-Elections of Last ThreeYears.August 3, 1954. 21pp.

0350 The Moselle Canalization Project.March 9, 1955. 15pp.

0365 Probable Effects on the French Economy of Political Inde-pendence in French North Africa.June 20, 1955. 53pp.

0418 French Political Parties: The Popular Republican Move-ment.August 3, 1955. 23pp.

0442 New Tactics of the French General Confederation of Labor.September 6, 1955. 15pp.

0457 French Investment in North Africa.September 9, 1955. 4pp.

0461 French Proposals for Revising French Union Structure.September 23, 1955. 8pp.

0469 French Political Trends as Seen in the National AssemblyElections of January 2, 1956.March 23, 1956. 38pp.

0515 Summaries of Trade Agreements and Other Trade Accordsbetween the Soviet Bloc and Free World Countries of Eu-rope: France.June 19, 1956. 89pp.

0604 Western European Socialist Parties: France.March 4, 1957. 24pp.

0628 The French Economic Situation.June 23, 1958. 22pp.

0651 Statements of Policy by Charles de Gaulle.June 30, 1958. 47pp.

0699 De Gaulle Moves Slowly on Algerian Problem.July 10, 1958. 5pp.

0704 Main Features and Implications of the Draft French Con-stitution.August 18, 1958. 21pp.

0725 De Gaulle and the Threat from the Extreme Right.October 1, 1958. 4pp.

0729 The Threat from the Extreme Right to French RepublicanInstitutions.October 27, 1958. 50pp.

0779 New Law for French National Assembly Election, Novem-ber 23 and 30, 1958.October 29, 1958. 4pp.

0783 De Gaulle Suffers Major Setback in Algerian Program.November 17, 1958. 3pp.

0786 Economic Developments in France under the de GaulleGovernment.November 26. 1958. 9pp.

0795 Parties and Power Groups under France's Fifth Republic.February 3, 1959. 8pp.

0803 The French Government Position on the Berlin Situation.April 7, 1959. 7pp.

0810 Gloomy Prospects for the French Community.August 28, 1959. llpp.

0821 French Expenditures on Algeria.September 17, 1959. 6pp.

0827 De Gaulle Algerian Peace Plan.September 25, 1959. 8pp.

0835 The French Economy: Trends and Prospects.September 30. 1959. 15pp.

0850 Problems and Prospects of the Fifth Republic.December 6. 1960. 31pp.

0881 The de Gaulle Regime: Uneasy Balance.May 15, 1961.4pp.

EAST GERMANY0885 The State of East Germany, 1949-50.

May 24, 1950. 25pp.

0909 Methods of Repression in Eastern Germany.January 3, 1951. 12pp.

0921 The Status of Labor in Eastern Germany.October 17, 1951. 21pp.

0942 The Current Status of the Socialist Unity Party (SED) inEastern Germany.January 16, 1952. 9pp.

0951 Higher Education in East Germany.January 30, 1952. 17pp.

0969 The Relation of East Berlin to the German DemocraticRepublic.February 15, 1952. 4pp.

0973 Developments on the Baltic Coast of Germany.September 24, 1952. 4pp.

0977 The First Steps toward Land Collectivization in EasternGermany.February 17, 1953. 13pp.

0990 Consequences of the Disturbances in East Germany.June 24, 1953. 6pp.

0996 Economic Importance to Germany of the Area East of theOder-Neisse.October 15, 1953. 8pp.

Reel VII0000 The Economic Situation in East Germany.

October 28, 1953. 26pp.

0027 The New Statute of the East German Communist Party.AprilS, 1954. 13pp.

0040 The Status of the East German Communist Party.August 11, 1954. 12pp.

0052 Comparison of Statutes of Soviet and East German Com-munist Parties.August 16, 1954. 47pp.

0099 The East German Cultural Offensive.March 4, 1955. 4pp.

0103 Communist Assessment of East Germany Economy.May 11, 1955.4pp.

0107 Selected Aspects of the East German Scene.July 7, 1955. 28pp.

0135 Synopsis of Trade and Payments Agreements and Trade:Turkey/German Democratic Republic.July 19, 1955. 10pp.

0145 Economic Situation in East Germany.July 19, 1955. 4pp.

0149 Report on the Leipzig Fair.October 25, 1955. 5pp.

0154 Notes on East Germany.January 20, 1956. 5pp.

0159 East German Political Situation.February 10, 1956. l lpp.

0170 East German Trade Missions Abroad.April 4, 1957. 4pp.

0174 Chronology of Events Relating to the Soviet Zone of Ger-many, August 1957.September 17, 1957. 9pp.

0183 Chronology of Events Relating to the Soviet Zone of Ger-many, September 1957.October 1957. 9pp.

0192 Index of East German Treaties and Agreements, August1946 to May 1957.October 2, 1957. llpp.

0203 The Fourth Congress of the World Federation of Trade Un-ions, Leipzig, October 4-15, 1957.January 10, 1958. 39pp.

0242 February Purge of Prominent SED Dissidents ConfirmsStrength of Ulbricht.May 22, 1958. 7pp.

0249 The Fifth Congress of the Socialist Unity Party of East Ger-many, July 10-16, 1958.August 11, 1958. 9pp.

0258 Berlin in the Communist Scheme for a Political Offensive inGermany.November 19, 1958. 6pp.

0264 East German Party: Government Visit to Poland.December 24, 1958. 5pp.

0269 Economic Growth in the Soviet Zone of Germany.July 20, 1959. 25pp.

0294 The Battle of the Flags in Berlin.October 19, 1959. 4pp.

0298 Unpublicized Depreciation of East German Eastmark.November 30, 1959. 6pp.

0304 East German Activities in Africa.May 20, I960. 5pp.

WEST GERMANY0309 Western German Political Splinter Groups.

May 11, 1950. 55pp.

0365 The Problem of a Southwest German State.June 2, 1950. 13pp.

0378 Principal Officials of Political Parties in the German Fed-eral Republic.June 20, 1950. 147pp.

0525 The Composition of the German Bundestag, 1950.September 25, 1950. 23pp.

0548 French-Luxembourg Complaints against the German RailFreight Rates for Ruhr Coal.November 2, 1950. 22pp.

0569 The Organization of German Broadcasting before 1933.December 4, 1950. 13pp.

0582 Population Structure of West Germany, 1939-1979.December 18, 1950. 15pp.

0597 Anticipated German Position on the International Regula-tion of Rhine Traffic.March 29, 1951. 18pp.

0615 Postwar M onetary and Fiscal Policies in Western Germany.May 10, 1951. 43pp.

0658 The Status of the Saar.September 13, 1951. 24pp.

0682 Competition between Trieste and the Germany Seaports.September 20, 1951. 33pp.

0715 The Motivation of the German Social Democratic Party'sForeign Policy Position.November 2, 1951. 7pp.

0722 Proposals for Economic and Political Institutions for theSaar.December 3, 1951. 17pp.

0740 The Southwest State Plebiscite and Its Political Effects.December 13, 1951. 7pp.

0747 The Background and Evaluation of the Warndt Controver-sy.March 7, 1952. 5pp.

0752 Possible Saar Settlement under the Council of Europe.April 25, 1952. 5pp.

0757 German Election Trends Since 1949.May 2, 1952. 60pp.

0819 The Economic Position of Wage Earners in the Federal Re-public of Germany in 1950 and 1951 Compared with Prewar.May 28, 1952. 17pp.

0837 Implications of Chancellor Adenauer's Removal from theGerman Political Scene.October 29, 1952. 4pp.

0841 Saar Landtag Elections of November 30, 1952.December 2, 1952. 7pp.

0848 Probable Course of German Constitutional Court Crisis.December 11, 1952. 5pp.

0853 German State Export Credit Insurance and Loans to Ex-porters: 1926-35.January 14, 1953. 36pp.

0887 The Forces of German Neutralists.February 27, 1953. 12pp.

0899 FDP Moves to Close Ranks for Federal Elections.March 20, 1953. 3pp.

0902 Potential of Radical-Right in Western Germany.May 11, 1953. 13pp.

0915 Party Composition of West German State Legislatures andCabinets.May 12, 1953. 4pp.

0919 Probable Effects of the New German Election Law.July 1, 1953. 4pp.

0923 New Elements in West German Foreign Policy.July 3, 1953. 4pp.

0927 Public Opinion Surveys Contradict Prophecies of Adenau-er's Political Doom.August 12, 1953. 10pp.

0937 The West German Bundestag Elections of 1953.October 6, 1953. 28pp.

0965 West Germany's Trade Expansion.March 30, 1954. 9pp.

0974 Vulnerability of the German Financial System to a BusinessRecession.October 8, 1954. 7pp.

0981 Economic Relations between West Germany and the SovietBloc.February 2, 1955. 33pp.

1013 The Communist Anti-Rearmament Campaign among WestGerman Youth.March 29, 1955. 6pp.

Reel VIII0000 West Germany's Trade Expansion.

April 4, 1955. 13pp.

0013 Problems and Policies of a Reunified Neutralized Germany.July 10, 1955. 7pp.

0020 West Germany's Dollar Liberalization.August 29, 1955. 9pp.

0029 Confusion of Issues in Saar Plebiscite.October 17, 1955. 5pp.

0034 The West German Military Personnel Selection Committee.November 2, 1955. 12pp.

0046 Communist Intentions and Capabilities in Berlin.January 25, 1956. 22pp.

0068 What Comes after Adenauer?February 6, 1956. 5pp.

0072 Probable Political Orientation of a Reunified Germany.February 29, 1956. 7pp.

0079 West Germany: Election Trends and Prospects for 1957.March 22, 1956. 21pp.

0100 Chronology of, Events Bearing on West German ForeignAffairs, May 5, 1955 to April 30, 1956.June 6, 1956. 22pp.

0122 Legal Problems Connected with Incorporation of the Saarinto the Federal Republic.June 20, 1956. 6pp.

0128 Chronology of Events Bearing on West German ForeignAffairs, May 1956.June 21, 1956. 7pp.

0135 Forms of Business Enterprises in WesuGermany.June 25, 1956. 12pp.

0149 Chronology of Events Bearing on West German ForeignAffairs, June 1956.July 13, 1956. 7pp.

0156 Chronology of Events Bearing on West Germany ForeignAffairs, July 1956.August 16, 1956. 7pp.

0163 Chronology of Events Bearing on West German ForeignAffairs, August 1956.September 10, 1956. 4pp.

0167 Chronology of Events Bearing on West German ForeignAffairs, September 1956.October 5, 1956. 7pp.

0174 Chronology of Events Bearing on West German ForeignAffairs, October 1956.November 5, 1956. 5pp.

0179 Chronology of Events Bearing on West German ForeignAffairs, November 1956.December 5, 1956. 4pp.

0183 Chronology of Events Bearing on West German ForeignAffairs, December 1956.January 8, 1957. 5pp.

0188 Chronology of Events Bearing on West German ForeignAffairs, January 1957.February 5, 1957. 5pp.

0193 Chronology of Events Bearing on West German ForeignAffairs, February 1957.March 6, 1957. 5pp.

0198 Chronology of Events Bearing on West German ForeignAffairs, March 1957.April 3, 1957. 5pp.

0203 Chronology of Events Bearing on West German ForeignAffairs, April 1957.May 6, 1957. 5pp.

0208 Chronology of Events Bearing on West German ForeignAffairs, May 1957.June 7, 1957. 6pp.

0214 West German Attitudes toward Nuclear Weapons.July 2, 1957. 7pp.

0221 Chronology of Events Bearing on West German ForeignAffairs, June 1957.July 3, 1957. 5pp.

0226 Chronology of Events Bearing on West German ForeignAffairs, July 1957.August 6, 1957. 5pp.

0231 The West German Elections of 1957: Issues and Prospects.August 13, 1957. 10pp.

0242 Chronology of Events Bearing on West German ForeignAffairs, August 1957.September 4, 1957. 5pp.

0247 Chronology of Events Bearing on West German ForeignAffairs, September 1957.October 4, 1957. 5pp.

0252 Chronology of Events Bearing on West German ForeignAffairs, October 1957.Novembers, 1957. 4pp.

0256 Chronology of Events Bearing on West German ForeignAffairs, November 1957.December 5, 1957. 5pp.

0261 Chronology of Events Bearing on West German ForeignAffairs, December 1957.January 6, 1958. 5pp.

0266 Chronology of Events Bearing on West German ForeignAffairs, January 1958.February 6, 1958. 7pp.

0273 Chronology of Events Bearing on West German ForeignAffairs, February 1958.March 5, 1958. 6pp.

0278 Chronology of Events Bearing on West German ForeignAffairs, March 1958.April 10, 1958. 7pp.

0285 The Current West German Labor Scene.May 5, 1958. 7pp.

0292 Chronology of Events Bearing on West German ForeignAffairs, April 1958.May 9, 1958. 6pp.

0298 Chronology of Events Bearing on West German ForeignAffairs, May 1958.June 4. 1958. 6pp.

0304 German Social Democrats Seek to Revitalize Party at Bi-ennial Convention.June 20, 1958. 8pp.

0312 Chronology of Events Bearing on West German ForeignAffairs, June 1958.July 8, 1958. 7pp.

0319 Chronology of Events Bearing on West German ForeignAffairs, July 1958.August 12, 1958.6pp.

0325 The Nuclear Weapons Issue in the North Rhine WestphaliaLandtag Elections.August 26, 1958. 5pp.

0330 Chronology of Events Bearing on West German ForeignAffairs, August 1958.September 10, 1958. 4pp.

0334 West German Socialists Enter Critical Period.October 10, 1958. 5pp.

0339 Major Parties Score Substantial Gains in Schleswig-Hol-stein Election.November 6, 1958. 5pp.

0344 Long-Term Effect of West German Coal Glut.March 30, 1959. 22pp.

0366 The Election of Heinrich Luebke to the Presidency of theFederal Republic of Germany.July 13, 1959. 5pp.

0371 Consequences of the German Social Democrats' "Plan forGermany."July 14, 1959. 17pp.

0388 Retirement of Berlin Bishop Otto Dibelius.February 19, 1960. 4pp.

0392 Recent Communist Statements Regarding Berlin and Ger-many.May 2, 1960. 6pp.

0398 The Population Crisis of West Berlin.August 15, 1960. 41pp.

0439 Increasing Communist Attention to Berlin.August 25, 1960. l lpp .

0451 Use of Foreign Labor in West Germany.October 21, 1960. 6pp.

GREECE

0457 The Greek National Elections of September 9, 1951.October 30, 1951. 3pp.

0460 The Athens Daily Press.February 28, 1952. IOpp.

0470 The Political Stalemate in Greece.April 28, 1952. 7pp.

0477 The Greek Government Since the Liberation of Greece.August 8, 1952. 6pp.

0484 Immediate Elections in Greece Are Not Foreseen.September 24, 1952. 3pp.

0487 Synopsis of Trade and Payments Agreements and Trade:Greece/ Czechoslovakia.December 14, 1954. 12pp.

0499 Synopsis of Trade and Payments Agreements and Trade:Greece/Rumania.January 28, 1955. l lpp .

0510 Synopsis of Trade and Payments Agreements and Trade:Greece/ Poland.February 11, 1955. 13pp.

0523 Synopsis of Trade and Payments Agreements and Trade:Greece/ German Democratic Republic.April 21, 1955. l l pp .

0534 Stabilization in Greece: Lesson for Korea?June 8, 1955. 6pp.

0540 Guide to Political Parties and Factions in February 1956Greek Elections.February 10, 1956. l lpp.

0551 Issues, Parties, and Prospects in the Greek Elections.April 28, 1958. 6pp.

HUNGARY0557 Hungary: A General Chronology, 1945-51.

January 14, 1951. 38pp.

0595 Hungarian Political Exiles.August 13, 1951.85pp.

0680 The Holy Crown of Hungary: Its History and Significance. .April 9, 1952. 23pp.

0703 The Holy Crown of Hungary: Status Since World War II.April 9, 1952. 20pp.

0723 Rakosi's Authoritative Analysis of the Victory of Commu-nism in Hungary.April 22, 1952. 5pp.

0729 Notes on the Character of the Hungarian Communist Hier-archy.July 28, 1952. 10pp.

0740 Implications of Anti-Zionist Campaign in Hungary.January 29, 1953. 5pp.

0745 Chronology of Principal Events Relating to Hungary, 1952.August 18, 1953. 49pp.

0794 "New Course" in Hungary: Policies and Prospects.September 29, 1953. 25pp.

0819 Significance of the Third Congress of the Hungarian Work-ers' (Communist) Party.July 12, 1954. 12pp.

0831 Chronology of Principal Events Relating to Hungary, Jan-uary 1-December 31, 1953.September 20, 1954. 62pp.

0893 Trends and Current Situation in Hungary.February 1, 1955. 50pp.

0943 Hungary Lends Satellites in Renewed Collectivization Ef-forts.November 10, 1955. 8pp.

0951 Chronology of Principal Events Relating to Hungary, Jan-uary 1-December 31, 1954.November 30, 1955. 64pp.

Reel IX0000 Chronology of Principal Events Relating to Hungary, Jan-

uary 1-December 31, 1955.May 9, 1957. 69pp.

0069 The Hungarian Explosion: An Analysis.July 22, 1957. 51pp.

0121 Hungary: An Assessment of the Kadar Regime.November 15, 1957. 6pp.

0127 Hungarian Note Demands U.S. End Its "Subversion."September 30, 1958. 4pp.

0131 The Hungarian Three-Year Plan, 1958-60.Novembers, 1958. 31pp.

0161 New Price System Projected for Hungarian Industry.November 25, 1958. 4pp.

0165 A Survey of Significant Political Developments in Hungaryduring 1958.January 5, 1959. 5pp.

0170 Hungarian Communists Return to Coercive Policy in Agri-culture.May 7, 1959. 10pp.

0180 Hungarian Regime Seeks to Hasten Advent of "Socialism."May I I , 1959. 9pp.

0189 The Seventh Congress of the Hungarian Socialist Workers'(Communist) Party.December 17, 1959. 19pp.

0209 The Hungarian Regime's Quest for Respectability.May 24, 1960. 7pp.

ICELAND0216 Outlook for Additional Base Facilities in Iceland.

October 14, 1953. 10pp.

0226 Icelandic Minority Government Seeks Electoral Reform.February 10, 1959. 4pp.

0230 Icelandic Elections Important to Continuation of Pro-NATO Government.June 10, 1959. 4pp.

IRELAND0234 Ireland's Financial Ties with Sterling and the U.K.

January 23, 1950. 24pp.

0258 Ireland's Policy in the United Nations General Assembly.September 25, 1958. 3pp.

0261 The End of an Era in Irish Politics.March 6, 1959. 3pp.

ITALY

0264 Soviet Bloc Transit Trade through Trieste.February 28, 1952. 12pp.

0277 The May 25 Italian Administrative Elections.May 19, 1952. 12pp.

0289 Regional, Provincial, and Local Government in Italy.June 3, 1952. 3pp.

0292 Background Information on Italy: The Italian Constitutionand Government.June 4, 1952. 5pp.

0297 Background Information on Italy: Italian Political Parties.June 5, 1952. 6pp.

0303 Background Information on Italy: The Conduct of ItalianForeign Relations.June 6, 1952. 5pp.

0308 Background and Prospects of the Non-Communist TradeUnion Movement in Italy.June 13, 1952.48pp.

0357 Communist Developments in Italy 1951-52.January 6, 1953. 23pp.

0380 Tables of Italian Election Results 1948, 1951-52, 1953.June 11, 1953. 5pp.

0386 The New Climate in Italy: An Analysis of the 1953 Elections.October 9, 1953. 44pp.

0430 Prospects of the Scelba Government.March 15, 1954. 6pp.

0437 Synopsis of Trade and Payments Agreements and Trade:Italy/Poland.June 23, 1954. l lpp.

0448 The Role of the President of Italy in Preventing a Commu-nist Accession to Power.August 20, 1954. 3pp.

0451 Synopsis of Trade and Payments Agreements and Trade:Italy/U.S.S.R.August 30, 1954. 9pp.

0460 The Italian Institute for Industrial Reorganization: IRI.September 15, 1954. 5pp.

0465 Background Data on the Demotion of Italian CommunistPietro Secchia.March 7, 1955. 6pp.

0471 Synopsis of Trade and Payments Agreements and Trade:Italy/Hungary.March 28, 1955. 16pp.

0487 Italian Presidential Election: The Procedure and the Candi-dates.April 21, 1955. 3pp.

0490 Prospects for the Segni Government.July 29, 1955. 9pp.

0499 The Eighth National Congress of the Italian CommunistParty.February 18, 1957. 16pp.

0515 Western European Socialist Parties: Italy.May 6, 1957. 43pp.

0558 The Italian Political Crisis.July 19, 1957. 14pp.

0572 Composition of the Present Italian Parliament and Govern-ments of the Italian Republic.August 6, 1957. 5pp.

0577 The Crisis of the Italian Democratic Socialists.December 20, 1957. 16pp.

0593 "Neo-Atlanticism" as an Element in Italy's Foreign Policy.December 10, 1958. 16pp.

0609 Stresses and Strains within the Italian Government.December 1, 1958. 3pp.

0612 The Outlook for Italy.December 10, 1958. 73pp.

068S Possible Local and National Effects of the Sicilian RegionalElections.June 15, 1959. 4pp.

0689 Italian Political Crisis Remains Unresolved.June 16, 1960. 4pp.

0693 Italian Elections May Be Held under a New Law.August 31, I960. 6pp.

NETHERLANDS0699 Dutch Attitudes toward European Integration.

February 3, 1953. 4pp.

0703 Effects of Flood upon the Netherlands Economy.March 9, 1953. 5pp.

0708 Formation of a Caretaker Government in the Netherlands.January 12, 1959. 4pp.

0712 The Political Power of Labor in the Netherlands as a Factorin International Affairs, with Particular Reference to Na-tional Political Parties.June 14, 1961.30pp.

NORWAY0742 Postwar Economic Stabilization in Norway.

September 18, 1951. 19pp.

0761 Norwegian Prime Minister's Visit to U.S.S.R.November 10, 1955. 5pp.

POLAND0766 Chronology of Principal Events Relating to Poland: July to

December 1951.February 8, 1952. 37pp.

0804 Significance of the Second Congress of the United PolishWorkers' Party, March 10-17, 1954.March 29, 1954. 20pp.

0824 Plan Fulfillment in 1954 and Goals for 1955 in the SovietSatellites: Poland.April 27, 1955. 20pp.

0844 Independent Courses of Action of the Polish Regime SinceGomulka's Return to Power.April 11, 1957. 8pp.

0852 Gomulka Holds to October Course.May 28. 1957. 8pp.

0860 Polish Shipping and Shipbuilding.August 9, 1957. 16pp.

0876 Current Polish Economic Status and Prospects.October 29, 1957. 42pp.

0918 A Year on the Polish Road to Socialism.November 15, 1957. 5pp.

0923 Polish Communist Promotion of Peasant Cooperation.February 20, 1958. l l p p .

0934 Gomulka Proposes Strict Control over Labor.April 28, 1958. 5pp.

0939 Bloc Standing and Internal Stability of Polish Regime Im-proved.October 22, 1958. 3pp.

0942 Polish Cultural Meetings Presage Further Limitation of Ar-tistic Freedom.January 23, 1959. 5pp.

0947 Polish Party Calls for Revision of Cultural Administration.February 2, 1959. 6pp.

0953 The Polish Party Congress.April 2, 1959. 5pp.

0958 Polish and Hungarian Party Attitudes toward Church Affil-iation of Party Members.April 25, 1959. 7pp.

0965 Poland's New Agricultural Program, 1959-65.July 22, 1959. 7pp.

0972 Khrushchev's Trip to Poland 14-23 July 1959: Polish Do-mestic Autonomy Recognized.August 3, 1959. 9pp.

0981 Poland Launches Agricultural Mechanization Program.October 7, 1959. 5pp.

Reel XPORTUGAL

0000 Geography and Population.March 10, 1953. 3pp.

0003 Structure of the Government.March 10, 1953. 3pp.

0006 How the Government Operates.March 10, 1953. 3pp.

0009 Role of the Church.March 11, 1953. 3pp.

0012 Communism in Portugal.March 11, 1953. 2pp.

0014 Reorganization of the Portuguese Cabinet.July 18, 1955. 4pp.

RUMANIA0018 Chronology of Significant Events in Rumania, 1940-51.

February 25, 1952. 25pp.

0043 Chronology of Principal Events Relating to Rumania: Jan-uary to December 1952.March 11, 1953. 11pp.

0055 Chronology of Principal Events Relating to Rumania: Jan-uary to December 1953.February 3, 1954. 18pp.

0073 Chronology of Principal Events Relating to Rumania: Jan-uary to December 1954.November 15, 1955. 24pp.

0097 Political Significance of Rumanian Workers' Party Con-gress, December 1955.February 27, 1956. 36pp.

0133 Chronology of Prinicipal Events Relating to Rumania.1955.May 10, 1956. 29pp.

0162 Significance of Rumanian Youth Congress.August 15, 1956. 16pp.

0178 Rumania Applies Harsh Internal Measures.June 1. 1959. 5pp.

0183 Patterns of Rumanian Claims Settlements with WesternCountries.October 30, 1959. 5pp.

0188 Rumanian Long-Range Economic Plans.July 13, 1960. 7pp.

0195 The Rumanian Third Party Congress.August 8, I960. IOpp.

0205 Rumania Reshuffles Top Government Positions.April 18, 1961. 6pp.

SCANDINAVIA

0211 Inflationary Pressures in Scandinavia.April 18, 1951. 24pp.

0235 Position of Selected Countries and Groups on EconomicWarfare Measures: Attitudes and Policies of the Scandina-vian Countries toward Trading with the Soviet Bloc.June 30, 1952. 2pp.

0237 Scandinavian Policy towards European Integration.April 10, 1953. 15pp.

0252 Western European Socialist Parties: Scandinavia.November 13, 1956. 15pp.

0267 The Report by the Committee for Scandinavian Coopera-tion on the Proposed Establishment of a Nordic CommonMarket.April 23, 1958. 12pp.

SPAIN

0279 Developments with Respect to the Spanish Gold Reserve.April 12, 1950. 16pp.

0295 Political Significance of Spain.October 9, 1950. 16pp.

0311 Strategic Significance of Spain to the West: EconomicAspects.October 10, 1950. 25pp.

0336 European Reactions to the Sherman Mission to Spain.October 17, 1951. 12pp.

0348 Background and Prospects of the Spanish CommunistParty.July 9, 1952. 16pp.

0364 Background, Proceedings, and Repercussions of the JulyPSVC Trials in Barcelona.September 18, 1952. 14pp.

0378 Analysis of Spanish Foreign Trade.March 9, 1953. 50pp.

0425 Geography and Climate.March 12, 1953. 2pp.

0427 Ethnic Composition and Demographic Trends.March 13, 1953. 3pp.

0430 Structure of the Government.March 13, 1953. 2pp.

0432 Local and Regional Government.March 13, 1953. 3pp.

0435 Public Information Media.March 13, 1953.4pp.

0439 Contemporary Political Scene.March 16, 1953. 4pp.

0443 Falange and Non-Communist Opposition Parties.March 16, 1953. 7pp.

0450 Communism in Spain.March 17, 1953.4pp.

0454 Role of the Catholic Church.March 17, 1953. 6pp.

0460 Protestants and Jews, Religious Tolerance.March 18, 1953. 3pp.

0463 Analysis of Communist Propaganda in Spain.May 29, 1953. 20pp.

0483 Spain's Probable Role in Western Europe.July 28, 1954. 90pp.

0573 Prospects for Monarchist Restoration in Spain.April 28, 1955. 6pp.

0579 Probable Developments in Spain.August 7, 1958. 54pp.

SWEDEN0633 The Status of the Neutrality Issue in Sweden.

June 26, 1950. 30pp.

0663 Analysis of Sweden's Strategic Exports to Eastern Europe.Novembers, 1950. 18pp.

0682 Stockholm Congress of the International Confederation ofFree Trade Unions.July 30, 1953. 10pp.

0692 Outlook and Prospects for the New Swedish Government.November 20, 1957. 13pp.

0705 Sweden Delays Decision on Atomic Weapons.December 3, 1958. 6pp.

0711 Swedish Government Initiates Nuclear Weapons Research.February 12, 1960. 4pp.

UNITED KINGDOM0715 The British General Election.

January 9, 1950. 17pp.

0735 Cabinet Making in the British Labor and Conservative Par-ties.February 16, 1950. 50pp.

0785 Labor Party Left-Wingers in the Present British Parliament.April 7, 1950. 35pp.

0820 Capability of the United Kingdom's Engineering and MetalUsing Industries to Support the Proposed Military Pro-gram.April 18, 1951. 21pp.

0842 Reactions of the United Kingdom and France to an As-sumed Proposed Use of Atomic Weapons by the U.S.September 17, 1951. 8pp.

0850 The Election Prospects of Certain Political Groups in theBritish General Elections of October 25, 1951.October 22, 1951. 29pp.

0879 British Intellectuals and Anglo-American Relations.March 14, 1952. 10pp.

0889 The Influence of Bevanism in British Politics.March 25, 1952. 4pp.

0893 Political Prospects of the British Conservative Government.May 9, 1952. l l p p .

0904 The Role of the Banks in Developing British, French, andGerman Foreign Investments Prior to World War I.October 15, 1952. 51pp.

Reel XI0000 British State Export Credit and Loan Insurance Schemes,

1919-39.February 4, 1953. 27pp.

0027 British Conservative Party Outlook in the Next FewMonths.August 31, 1953. 5pp.

0032 Program and Prospects of British Labor Movement.October 11, 1953. 5pp.

0037 Recent Developments in the Financing of U.K. ExportCredits.October 20, 1953. 6pp.

0043 Official British Labor Party Statements on West GermanRearmament, 1950-54.March 12, 1954. 8pp.

0051 Major Factors Underlying the Export of British Capital,1815-1913.April 2, 1954. 25pp.

0076 British By-Elections Since 1951 as Indicators of Party Bal-ance.June 7, 1954. 4pp.

0080 Synopsis of Trade and Payments Agreements and Trade:U - K. / Czech oslovakia.July 9, 1954. 10pp.

0090 Brief Survey of Trends in British Overseas Investment Since1914.March 4, 1955. 16pp.

0106 Present British Attitudes toward Bloc Vessel Orders.March 22, 1955. 16pp.

0122 Long-Run Economic Prospects of the U.K.March 25, 1955. 23pp.

0145 Background for May 26, British General Elections.May 19, 1955. 6pp.

0151 Neutralism in the U.K. on the Eve of Four-Power Talks.June 30, 1955. 8pp.

0159 Significance of U.K. Nuclear Power Program.July 1, 1955. 24pp.

0183 U.K.-Soviet Bloc Trade and Payments.October 20, 1955. 22pp.

0205 The U.K.: Economic Position and Outlook.February 1, 1956. 12pp.

0217 Western European Socialist Parties: The U.K.October 17, 1956. 19pp.

0236 Proposal for British-Canadian Free Trade Agreement.October 15, 1957. 8pp.

0245 Anti-Dumping Action Sought in U.K. against U.S.S.R.Aluminum.March 14, 1958. 7pp.

VATICAN

0252 The Position of the Vatican in the East-West Conflict.June 7, 1951. 8pp.

0260 Organization of the State of Vatican City and of the HolySee.July 10, 1952. 22pp.

0283 Pontifical Decorations.December 10, 1951. 2pp.

0285 Dates on which Other Nations Established Diplomatic Re-lations with the Vatican.December 26, 1951. 4pp.

0289 Vatican Membership in International Organizations.February 13, 1952. 2pp.

YUGOSLAVIA

0291 The Pattern and Composition of Yugoslav Foreign Trade.December 4, 1950. 14pp.

0305 Belgrade Outlines Gradual Collectivization.December 14, 1951. 7pp.

0313 Current Economic Situation and Assessment of FutureProspects in Yugoslavia.February 25, 1952. 24pp.

0340 Yugoslavs Tighten Communist Party Discipline.March 31, 1952. 6pp.

0346 Tito Bridges Ideological Gap, Bids for Socialist Coopera-tion.November 14, 1952. 7pp.

0353 Review of Developments in Yugoslavia in 1952.March 11, 1953. 18pp.

0371 Tito Elected President in Constitutional Reform.March 12, 1953. 8pp.

0379 Chronology of Principal Events Relating to Yugoslavia:January-December 1952.April 21, 1953. 35pp.

0414 Chronology of Principal Events Relating to Yugoslavia:January-December 1953.August 5, 1954. 74pp.

0488 Chronology of Principal Events Relating to Yugoslavia:1945 and 1946.October 19, 1955. 32pp.

0520 Chronology of Principal Events Relating to Yugoslavia:January-December 1954.November 3, 1955. 52pp.

0572 Yugoslavia's Economic Relations with the Soviet Bloc in thePost-Stalin Era.October 17, 1956. 46pp.

0618 Yugoslav Relations with the Kadar Regime.February 28, 1957. 6pp.

0624 Chronology of Principal Events Relating to Yugoslavia:January-December 1955.March 14, 1957. 79pp.

0703 Appraisal of Yugoslavia's Current Policies and Prospects.April 17, 1957. 17pp.

0720 Agricultural Problems, Policies, and Prospects in Yugo-slavia.August 26, 1957. 34pp.

0754 Yugoslav Workers' Councils and Their Influence in theSino-Soviet Bloc.October 3, 1957. 25pp.

0779 Chronology of Principal Events Relating to Yugoslavia:January-December 1956.January 30, 1958. 53pp.

0832 Soviet-Yugoslav Ideological Differences Revived.April 2, 1958. 7pp.

0839 The Yugoslav Party Congress: A Turning Point in Soviet-Yugoslav Relations.June 17, 1958. 16pp.

0855 Efforts of the Yugolsav Regime to Popularize Itself.July 11, 1958. l l pp .

0866 Current Status of Yugoslav-Bloc Relations.September 23, 1958. 7pp.

0873 After Tito: Forces of Cohesion and Division in the Union ofCommunists of Yugoslavia.November 26, 1958. 19pp.

0892 Yugoslav Regime Backs New Macedonian Church.December 19, 1958. 7pp.

0899 The Yugoslav System of Communes.January 14, 1959. 9pp.

0908 Yugoslav-Bloc Relations Deteriorate Further.February 19, 1959. 5pp.

0913 Subversion and Opposition Decline in Yugoslavia.February 27, 1959. 5pp.

0918 Have Heresy Will Travel: Tito's Afro-Asian Tour.March 26, 1959. 8pp.

0926 Yugoslavia's Relations with the West Since the April 1958Party Congress.May 5, 1959. 10pp.

0936 Yugoslav-Soviet Relations, April-July 1959.August 26, 1959. 4pp.

0940 Bloc Alters Tone in Attacking Yugoslav Revisionism.December 24, 1959. 6pp.

0946 Ustashi Trials and Yugoslav Government's Current Rela-tions with the Roman Catholic Church.February 25, 1960. 8pp.

0954 Yugoslavia's Ties with Underdeveloped Countries.May 18, I960. 24pp.

0978 Yugoslav-Bloc Relations Unchanged Despite Attack atMoscow Conference.January 12, 1961. 7pp.

0985 Review of Yugoslav 1957-61 Plan Fulfillment and 1961-65Goals.March 14, 1961. 18pp.

SUBJECT INDEX

The following Index is a guide to the major subjects of the elevenreels and is usually limited to one reference and, sometimes, one cross-reference for each report. The Roman numeral refers to the reel, andthe Arabic numeral refers to the frame number at which a particularstudy begins. Hence III: 0934 directs the researcher to the study whichbegins at Frame 0934 of Reel III. By referring to the Reel Index whichcomprises the initial section of this Guide, the researcher can find themain entry for this study.

Adenauer, KonradGermany, West VII: 0837, 0927; VIII: 0068, 0079,

0231,0334,0366

AfricaFrance VI: 0810Germany, East VII: 0304

AgricultureBulgaria IV: 0304, 0318, 0672, 0699Czechoslovakia V: 0000Europe, Eastern I: 0513, 0660, 0691, 0771, 0872, 0899,

1036; II: 0013, 0083Europe, Western Ill: 0000Germany, East VI: 0977Hungary IX: 0131, 0170Poland IX: 0876, 0923, 0965, 0981Yugoslavia XI: 0305, 0720, 0985

AidBulgaria IV: 0963, 1008Europe, Western II: 0652, 0742Germany, East Vll: 0304Spain X: 0311

AlbaniaBektashi Sect Ill: 1067Communist Party Ill: 0955, 1003, 1038; IV: 0000, 0018,

0052, 0073Economy Ill: 0966, 1038Elections Ill: 1003; IV: 0052Foreign Policy IV: 0018

Foreign Relations Ill: 1038; IV: 0073Government Ill: 0955, 0966, 0999, 1003, 1016, 1038:

IV: 0046, 0052, 0073Hoxha, Enver Ill: 1038; IV: 0000, 0018, 0073Labor Ill: 0955, 1016Law Ill: 1016Penal System Ill: 1016Politics Ill: 1003, 1038, 1067; IV: 0000, 0018, 0052Religion Ill: 1067Shehu, Mehmet Ill: 1038; IV: 0018, 0073Unions Ill: 0955U.S.S.R IV: 0073

AlcoholismEurope, Eastern 1: 0725

AlgeriaFrance VI: 0699, 0725, 0729, 0783, 0795, 0821,

0827,0850,0881

AluminumUnited Kingdom XI: 0245

AnschlussAustria IV: 0085, 0150

Attlee, ClementUnited Kingdom X: 0889

AustriaAnschluss IV: 0085, 0150Communism IV: 0101, 0231Debt IV: 0085Economy IV: 0187Elections IV: 0115, 0124, 0133, 0155, 0182, 0209Europe I: 0214Foreign Policy IV: 0147, 0160, 0166, 0205Foreign Relations IV: 0205Germany, West IV: 0085, 0150Gleissner, Heinrich IV: 0124Government IV: 0124, 0155, 0187International Confederation of Free Trade Unions IV: 0166Peace Treaty IV: 0147People's Party IV: 0182Politics IV: 0101, 0115, 0124, 0133, 0147, 0155, 0166,

0182,0187,0209, 0213Raab, Julius IV: 0205Socialist Party IV: 0182, 0194Strikes IV: 0101Unions IV: 0101, 0166U.S.A IV: 0166U.S.S.R IV: 0101, 0147, 0160, 0205World Federation of Democratic Youth IV: 0213

Youth IV: 0213

BadenGermany, West VII: 0365, 0740

Balance of PaymentsEurope I: 0100Europe, West II: 0612Germany, West VIII: 0398

BalkansEurope, East I: 0736, 0783

Bektashi SectAlbania Ill: 1067

BelgiumCzechoslovakia IV: 0250Economy IV: 0271, 0278Europe, West II: 0424Eyskens, Gaston IV: 0267Government IV: 0267Labor IV: 0271Luxembourg IV: 0250Politics IV: 0267Strikes IV: 0271Trade IV: 0250Unions IV: 0271

BerlinEurope, West Ill: 0826France VI: 0803Germany, East VI: 0969; VII: 0258, 0294Germany, West VIII: 0046, 0388, 0392, 0398

Bevan, AneurinUnited Kingdom X: 0889

Budapest Danube CommissionEurope I: 0214, 0239Europe, East I: 0651

BudgetEurope, East I: 0579Europe, West II: 0870; III: 0000France VI: 0134

BulgariaAgriculture IV: 0304, 0318, 0672, 0699Aid IV: 0963, 1008Chervenkov, Vulko IV: 0724China, People's Republic of IV: 1000Communist Party IV: 0289, 0304, 0318, 0484, 0531,

0672, 0699, 0736, 0995, 1004, 1019Constitution VI: 0401

Economy IV: 0304, 0318, 0672, 0699, 0736, 0762, 0770,0780, 0788, 0798, 0807, 0814, 0823, 0832, 0842, 0851,0859, 0870, 0877, 0883, 0892, 0899, 0905, 0911, 0918,0924, 0930, 0939, 0946, 0969, 0975, 0983, 0989, 0995,

1000, 1004, 1008, 1019Education IV: 0304, 0318, 0672, 0699Europe, East II: 0013. 0035, 0061, 0083Fatherland Front IV: 0531Foreign Policy IV: 0724Foreign Relations IV: 0304, 0318, 0672, 0699, 0736,

0762, 0770, 0780, 0788, 0798, 0807, 0814, 0823, 0832,0842, 0851, 0859, 0870, 0877, 0883, 0892, 0899, 0918,

0930, 0963, 0969, 0975, 0983, 0989Government IV: 0304, 0318, 0401, 0450, 0484, 0531,

0672, 0699, 0736, 0946, 0995, 1004, 1019Judicial System IV: 0343Law. -.... IV: 0304, 0318, 0672, 0699, 0736Military IV: 0304, 0318, 0672, 0736Penal System IV: 0343Police IV: 0343Politics IV: 0289, 0450, 0531, 0724, 0762, 0770, 0780,

0788, 0798, 0807, 0814, 0823, 0832, 0842, 0851, 0859,0870, 0877, 0883, 0892, 0899, 0905, 0911, 0918, 0924,

0930, 0939, 0963, 0969, 0975, 0983, 0989Religion IV: 0304, 0318, 0450, 0672, 0699, 0736Soviet Bloc . IV: 1008Subversion IV: 0450Trade IV: 0724, 0762, 0770, 0842, 0859, 0924, 0975, 0989Unions IV: 0531Zhivkov, Tudor IV: 0995, 1004

BundestagGermany, West VII: 0525, 0937

CabinetCzechoslovakia V: 0546Finland V: 1011France VI: 0203United Kingdom X: 0735CanadaUnited Kingdom XI: 0236

Catholic ChurchPortugal X: 0009Spain X: 0454Vatican XI: 0252, 0260Yugoslavia XI: 0946

Chervenkov, VulkoBulgaria IV: 0724

China, Peoples' Republic ofBulgaria IV: 1000

Europe, East I: 0402, 0891

Christian Democratic PartyItaly IX: 0277, 0297, 0386, 0588

Christian Social UnionGermany, West VIII: 0231

Churchill, WinstonUnited Kingdom X: 0893; XI: 0027

Claims SettlementsRumania X: 0183

ClimateSpain X: 0425

CoalEurope, West II: 0583, 0667; III: 0408France VI: 0000Germany, West VII: 0548, 0747; VIII: 0344

CollectivizationCzechoslovakia V: 0000Europe, East I: 0513, 0660, 0691, 0771, 0788,

0939, 0992; II: 0000Germany, East VI: 0977Hungary VIII: 0943; IX: 0170Poland IX: 0923, 0981Yugoslavia XI: 0305, 0899

Commonwealth, BritishEurope, West II: 0612,0631

CommunismAustria IV: 0101, 0213Europe, East I: 0311, 0513, 0524, 0776, 0788; II: 0052Europe, West II: 0146, 0223, 0449, 0554, 0652France VI: 0110, 0208, 0310, 0442Germany, East VII: 0154, 0159, 0203Hungary IX: 0180Italy IX: 0515Scandinavia X: 0252Spain X: 0463United Kingdom X: 0785; XI: 0217Vatican : XI: 0252

Communist PartyAlbania Ill: 0955, 1003, 1038; IV: 0000, 0018, 0052, 0073Bulgaria IV: 0289, 0304, 0318, 0484, 0531, 0672, 0699,

0736, 0995, 1004, 1019Czechoslovakia V: 0009, 0040, 0300, 0417, 0472, 0508,

0525, 0539, 0546, 0559Denmark V: 0657Europe, East I: 0670, 0852, 0872, 0891, 0899, 0939, 0966,

0992, 1013, 1036; II: 0000, 0013, 0035, 0061, 0083

Europe, West II: 0146, 0247, 0319, 0524, 0652Finland V: 1017, 1020France VI: 0017, 0177, 0315, 0329Germany, East VI: 0885, 0942, 0990; VII: 0027, 0040,

0052, 0242, 0249Hungary VIII: 0557, 0723, 0729, 0745, 0819, 0831, 0951;

IX: 0000, 0069, 0121, 0170, 0180, 0189Italy IX: 0297, 0357, 0448, 0465, 0499Poland IX: 0804, 0844, 0852, 0918, 0923, 0934, 0942,

0947, 0953, 0958, 0965Portugal X: 0012Rumania X: 0018, 0043, 0055, 0073, 0097, 0133, 0162,

0178, 0188, 0195, 0205Spain X: 0348, 0364, 0450Yugoslavia XI: 0340, 0346, 0353, 0379, 0414, 0484,

0520, 0624, 0779, 0832, 0839, 0855, 0873

Conservative PartyUnited Kingdom X: 0735, 0893; XI: 0027

ConstitutionBulgaria IV: 0401Czechoslovakia V: 0525France VI: 0651, 0704Germany, West VII: 0848Italy IX: 0292Yugoslavia XI: 0371

Coropo rationsGermany, West VIII: 0135

Council of EuropeEurope, West II: 0811Germany, West VII: 0752

Council of Mutual Economic AssistanceEurope, East I: 0813Germany, East I: 0269

CoupFrance VI: 0795

CrimeEurope, East I: 0725

Crown of St. StephenHungary VIII: 0680, 0703

CultureFinland V: 0722Germany, East VII: 0099Poland IX: 0942, 0947

Czechoslovak National AssemblyCzechoslovakia V: 0559

CzechoslovakiaAgriculture V: 0000Belgium IV: 0250Cabinet V: 0546Collectivization V: 0000Communist Party V: 0009, 0040, 0300, 0417, 0472, 0508,

0525, 0539, 0546, 0559Constitution V: 0525Czechoslovak National Assembly V: 0559Economy V: 0009, 0300, 0472, 0492, 0508Education V: 0009, 0300Elections V: 0040, 0539Foreign Relations V: 0009, 0300, 0575Government V: 0000, 0009, 0177, 0300, 0341, 0492,

0508, 0525, 0539, 0546, 0559Greece VIII: 0487Judicial System V: 0177, 0569Law V: 0009, 0177, 0300Latin America V: 0575Military V: 0009, 0300Novotny, Antonin V: 0472Penal System V: 0177Police V: 0177Politics V: 0009, 0040, 0300, 0472Purge V: 0417Religion V: 0009, 0300Science V: 0009, 0300Slovak National Council V: 0559Soviet Bloc V: 0575Trade V: 0575Unions V: 0009, 0300United Kingdom XI: 0080

DanubeEurope 1: 0122, 0181, 0214, 0239

DebtAustria IV: 0085

DecorationsVatican XI: 0283De Gaulle, CharlesFrance VI: 0017, 0651, 0699, 0704, 0725, 0729, 0779,

0783, 0786, 0795, 0803, 0810, 0827, 0850, 0881Democratic Socialist PartyItaly IX: 0297, 0577

DemonstrationsGermany, East VI: 0990

DenmarkCommunist Party V: 0657

Elections V: 0584, 0593Foreign Policy V: 0626, 0640Government V: 0593, 0640Larsen, Aksel V: 0657NATO V: 0626, 0640Politics V: 0584, 0593, 0626, 0640Scandinavia X: 0252, 0267Trade V: 0611

Dibelius, Bishop OttoGermany, West VIII: 0388

DisarmamentEurope, East I: 0736

DivorceEurope, East I: 0725

DollarEurope, West II: 0742, 0794, 0845; III: 0273

Economic Commission for EuropeEurope, East I: 0591Europe, West II: 0587, 0845

Economic ControlsEurope, East I: 0402Scandinavia X: 0235

EconomyAlbania Ill: 0966, 1038Austria IV: 0187Belgium IV: 0271, 0278Bulgaria IV: 0304, 0318, 0672, 0699, 0736, 0762, 0770,

0780, 0788, 0798, 0807, 0814, 0823, 0832, 0842, 0851,0859, 0870, 0877, 0883, 0892, 0899, 0905, 0911, 0918,0924, 0930, 0939, 0946, 0969, 0975, 0983, 0989, 0995,

1000, 1004, 1008, 1019Czechoslovakia V: 0009, 0300, 0472, 0492, 0508Europe, East I: 0311, 0341, 0402, 0524, 0579, 0628, 0640,

0655, 0670, 0725, 0742, 0788, 0813, 0835, 0852, 0872,0899, 0917, 0939, 0966, 0992, 1013, 1036;

II: 0000, 0013, 0035, 0061, 0083Europe, West II: 0104, 0194, 0387, 0438, 0536, 0571,

0587, 0699, 0729, 0742, 0747, 0783, 0831, 0849, 0924,0959; III: 0000, 0138, 0195, 0458, 0579, 0608, 0757

Finland V: 0661, 0694, 0972, 1020, 1025France VI: 0054, 0084, 0134, 0365, 0628, 0651, 0786,

0821,0835,0850Germany, East VI: 0885, 0969, 0996; VII: 0000, 0103,

0107, 0145, 0269Germany, West VII: 0615, 0658, 0722, 0819, 0974;

VIII: 0013, 0344, 0398Greece VIII: 0534

Hungary VII I : 0557, 0745, 0794, 0819, 0831, 0893,0951; IX: 0000, 0131,0189

Italy IX: 0612Netherlands IX: 0703Norway IX: 0742Poland IX: 0766, 0824, 0876, 0918Rumania X: 0018, 0043, 0055, 0073, 0097, 0133, 0188Scandinavia X: 0211, 0237, 0267Spain X: 0311, 0483, 0579United Kingdom XI: 0051, 0122, 0205Yugoslavia XI: 0313, 0353, 0379, 0414, 0484, 0520,

0624, 0754, 0779, 0926, 0985

EducationBulgaria IV: 0304, 0318, 0672, 0699Czechoslovakia V: 0009, 0300Europe, East I: 0720, 0985France VI: 0651.Germany, East VI: 0951Hungary VIII: 0745, 0831, 0951; IX: 0000Poland IX: 0766Rumania X: 0043, 0055, 0073, 0133Yugoslavia XI: 0379, 0414, 0484, 0520, 0624, 0779

Eisenhower, DwightEurope, West II: 0631

ElectionsAlbania Ill: 1003; IV: 0052Austria IV: 0115, 0124, 0133, 0155, 0182, 0209Czechoslovakia : 0040, 0539Denmark V: 0584, 0593Finland V: 1017France VI: 0017, 0079, 0329, 0469, 0779Germany, West VII: 0525, 0757, 0841, 0899, 0919, 0937;

VIII: 0072, 0079, 0231, 0325, 0339, 0366Greece VIII: 0457, 0484, 0540, 0551Iceland IX: 0226, 0230Ireland IX: 0261Italy IX: 0277, 0380, 0386, 0487, 0612, 0685, 0693Netherlands IX: 0708United Kingdom X: 0715, 0850; XI: 0076, 0145

EmigrationEurope I: 0000Europe, West II: 0612Germany, West VIII: 0398

EnergyEurope, West II: 0583, 0763; III: 0408United Kingdom XI: 0159

EUROFIMA (European Rolling Stock Purchasing Company)Europe, West II: 0876

EUROP (West European Freight Car Park)Europe, West II: 0876

EuropeAustria I: 0214Balance of Payments I: 0100Budapest Danube Commission I: 0214, 0239Danube I: 0122, 0181, 0214, 0239Emigration I: 0000Europe, West I: 0100, 0160Foreign Policy I: 0165, 0181, 0214Foreign Relations I: 0165Germany, West I: 0181, 0214Military I: 0165NATO I: 0165Railroad I: 0174Shipping I: 0122Soviet Bloc I: 0100, 0160Trade I: 0100, 0160Transportation I: 0122, 0174, 0181, 0214, 0239U.S.A I: 0165U.S.S.R I: 0165Warsaw Pact I: 0165

Europe, EasternAgriculture 1: 0513, 0660, 0691, 0771, 0872, 0899,

1036; II: 0013, 0083Alcoholism > I: 0725Balkans I: 0736, 0783Budapest Danube Commission I: 0651Budget I: 0579Bulgaria II: 0013, 0035, 0061, 0083China, Peoples' Republic of I: 0402, 0891Collectivization I: 0513, 0660, 0691, 0771, 0788, 0939Communism 1: 0311, 0513, 0524, 0776, 0788; II: 0052Communist Party I: 0670, 0852, 0872, 0891, 0899, 0939,

0966, 0992, 1013, 1036; II: 0000,0013,0035,0061 0083

Council of Mutual Economic Assistance 0813Crime 0725Disarmament 0736Divorce 0725Economic Commission for Europe 0591Economic Controls 0402Economy I: 0311, 0341, 0402, 0524, 0579, 0628, 0640,

0655, 0670, 0725, 0742, 0788, 0813, 0835, 0852, 0872,0899, 0917, 0939, 0966, 0992, 1013, 1036;

II: 0000, 0013, 0035, 0061, 0083

Education I: 0720, 0985Finland I: 0524Foreign Policy I: 0341, 0591, 0647, 0670, 0742, 0788, 0939Foreign Relations I: 0524, 0736, 0852, 0872, 0891, 0899,

0917, 0966, 0992, 1013, 1036; 11: 0000, 0013,0035,0061,0083

Government 1: 0311, 0341, 0513, 0524, 0579, 0628, 0640,0655, 0660, 0670, 0691, 0698, 0704, 0742, 0771, 0776,0788, 0835, 0852, 0872, 0899, 0917, 0939, 0966, 0985,

0992. 1013, 1036; II: 0000,0013,0035,0052,0061,0083

Hungary I: 0852, 0872, 0899, 0917, 0966, 0992, 1013,1036; II: 0013, 0035, 0061, 0083

Intellectuals I: 0704Judicial System I: 0698, 0776; II: 0061Labor I: 0835, 0899, 0917Military I: 0524, 0579, 0647, 0670; II: 0083.Politics I: 0524, 0670, 0742Propaganda I: 0591Rumania I: 0852, 0872, 0899, 0917, 0966, 0992, 1013,

1036; II: 0013, 0035, 0061, 0083Soviet Bloc I: 0402, 0579, 0628, 0640, 0647, 0655, 0660,

0670, 0691, 0698, 0704, 0742, 0813, 0840Trade 1: 0341, 0402, 0591, 0711, 0813, 0840,

0852,0917, 1036Transportation I: 0651Unions I: 0917, 0966U.S.S.R I: 0341, 0402, 0524, 0640, 0647, 0670, 0891, 0939Warsaw Pact : 1: 0647Youth I: 0783Yugoslavia 1: 0524, 0742, 0852, 0872, 0899, 0966, 0992,

1013, 1036; 11:0013,0035,0061

Europe, WesternAgriculture Ill: 0000Aid II: 0652, 0742Balance of Payments II: 0612Belgium II: 0424Berlin Ill: 0826Budget II: 0870; III: 0000Coal II: 0583, 0667; III: 0408Commonwealth, British II: 0612, 0631Communism II: 0146, 0233, 0449, 0554, 0652Communist Party II: 0146, 0247, 0319, 0524, 0652Council of Europe II: 0811Dollar II: 0742, 0794, 0845; III: 0273Economic Commission for Europe II: 0587, 0845Economy II: 0104, 0194, 0387, 0438, 0536, 0571, 0587,

0699, 0729, 0742, 0747, 0783, 0831, 0849, 0924, 0959;III: 0000, 0138, 0195, 0458, 0579, 0608, 0757

Emigration II: 0612Energy II: 0583, 0763; III: 0408EUROFIMA II: 0876EUROP II: 0876Europe I: 0100, 0160European Atomic Energy Community Ill: 0608European Coal and Steel Community II: 0667;

III: 0240, 0608European Common Market II: 0763, 0924; III: 0194, 0918European Defense Community II: 0605European Economic Community Ill: 0608, 0918, 0929, 0948European Free Trade Association Ill: 0867, 0895, 0929Finance II: 0729, 0742, 0794, 0845; III: 0757Foreign Policy II: 0494, 0621, 0631, 0919; III: 0262,

0458, 0808, 0826, 0845Foreign Relations II: 0494, 0631; III: 0262, 0458,

0845, 0948France II: 0424, 0667, 0919GATT Ill: 0929Germany, West II: 0424, 0667, 0919Gold II: 0742Government II: 0194, 0438, 0449, 0486, 0524, 0554,

0722, 0924; III: 0458, 0948Gross National Product II: 0849; III: 0000Industry II: 0424, 0729, 0783; III: 0000, 0757Inflation II: 0959Integration, European II: 0387, 0536, 0924; III: 0608Italy II: 0424Labor II: 0146, 0387, 0783Media II: 0685; III: 0393Military II: 0194, 0501, 0605, 0685, 0742, 0870, 0919;

III: 0000, 0262, 0393, 0458, 0808, 0826, 0845Military Development Aid Program II: 0146, 0194Monetary Policy II: 0104NATO Ill: 0262, 0393, 0458, 0826, 0845Near East II: 0194; III: 0138, 0204Neo-Fascism VII: 0902Nuclear Energy Ill: 0408, 0774Oil II: 0583; III: 0138,0204,0408Organization for European Economic Cooperation II: 0592,

0959; III: 0834Parliament II: 0486, 0722Pipeline Ill: 0918Politics II: 0146, 0194, 0223, 0247, 0319, 0387, 0438,

0462, 0486, 0494, 0524, 0554, 0612, 0722;III: 0393, 0458, 0948

Railroad II: 0876Recession II: 0669; III: 0579Refugees II: 0612

Rhine II: 0285; III: 0240Rumania X: 0183Shipping II: 0285Soviet Bloc II: 0364, 0592, 0600, 0811Spain X: 0336Steel II: 0667, 0896Strikes II: 0146Tariffs Ill: 0895, 0929Tax II: 0667Trade II: 0104, 0364, 0571, 0592, 0600, 0729, 0747, 0783,

0794, 0811, 0845, 0924, 0959; III: 0000, 0195, 0273,0408, 0458, 0579, 0757, 0834, 0845, 0867, 0895, 0929

Transportation II: 0146, 0285, 0763, 0876; III: 0204,0240,0918

Turkey II: 0652Unification, European II: 0438Unions II: 0146, 0233, 0247, 0319, 0387, 0449, 0554.United Kingdom II: 0919U.S.A II: 0494, 0501, 0631, 0652, 0685, 0699, 0742, 0870,

III: 0138, 0262, 0273, 0408, 0579, 0834, 0845U.S.S.R 11:0571,0592,0600,0757,0919; III: 0845Yugoslavia XI: 0652

European Atomic Energy CommunityEurope, West Ill: 0608

European Coal and Steel CommunityEurope, West II: 0667; III: 0240, 0608

European Common MarketEurope, West II: 0763, 0924; III: 0195, 0918

European Defense CommunityEurope, West II: 0605

European Economic CommunityEurope, West Ill: 0608, 0918, 0929, 0948

European Free Trade AssociationEurope, West Ill: 0867, 0895, 0929Finland V: 1034

ExilesHungary VIII: 0595

Extreme RightFrance VI: 0725, 0729

Eyskens, GastonBelgium IV: 0267

FalangeSpain X: 0443

Fatherland FrontBulgaria IV: 0531

FinanceEurope, West II: 0729, 0742, 0794, 0845; III: 0757Germany, West VII: 0615, 0974; VIII: 0020Ireland IX: 0234United Kingdom XI: 0037

FinlandCabinet V: 1011

' Communist Party V: 1017, 1020Culture V: 0722Economy V: 0661, 0694, 0972, 1020, 1025Elections V: 1017Europe, East I: 0524European Free Trade Association V: 1034Foreign Relations V: 0661, 0694, 0972Government V: 0661, 0694, 0805, 0972, 1011, 1017, 1020Hungary V: 0991Lumber V: 0707Military V: 0661Organization for European Economic Cooperation V: 1046Politics V: 0661, 0694, 0972, 1011, 1020Public Opinion V: 0722Population V: 0722Public Welfare V: 0865Religion V: 0661Scandinavia X: 0267Social Democratic Party V: 1011Social Structure V: 0722Soviet Bloc V: 1046Standard of Living V: 0865Trade V: 0707, 0991, 1025, 1034, 1046United Kingdom V: 0707U.S.A V: 1046U.S.S.R V: 0707, 1025, 1034

FloodNetherlands IX: 0703

Foreign PolicyAlbania IV: 0018Austria IV: 0147, 0160, 0166, 0205Bulgaria IV: 0724Denmark V: 0626, 0640Europe 1: 0165, 0181, 0214Europe, East I: 0341, 0591, 0647, 0670, 0742, 0788, 0939Europe, West II: 0494, 0621, 0631, 0919; III: 0262,

0458, 0808, 0826, 0845France VI: 0651, 0803, 0850Germany, East VII: 0258

Germany, West VII: 0715, 0887, 0923; V I I I : 0013, 0046,0072, 0100, 0128, 0149, 0156, 0163, 0167, 0174, 0179,0183, 0188, 0193, 0198, 0203, 0208, 0221, 0226, 0242,0247, 0252, 0256, 0261, 0266, 0273, 0278, 0292, 0298,

0312,0319,0330,0371,0439Hungary VIII: 0745; IX: 0127Iceland IX: 0216, 0230Ireland IX: 0258Italy IX: 0515, 0593, 0612Netherlands IX: 0699, 0712Rumania X: 0018, 0097Scandinavia X: 0235, 0237, 0252Spain X: 0483, 0579Sweden X: 0633United Kingdom X: 0842; XI: 0043,0151,0217Vatican XI: 0252Yugoslavia XI: 0954.

Foreign RelationsAlbania Ill: 1038; IV: 0073Austria IV: 0205Bulgaria IV: 0304, 0318, 0672, 0699, 0736, 0762, 0770,

0780, 0788, 0798, 0807, 0814, 0823, 0832, 0842, 0851,0859, 0870, 0877, 0883, 0892, 0899, 0918, 0930, 0963,

0969, 0975, 0983, 0989Czechoslovakia ' V: 0009, 0300, 0575Europe I: 0165Europe, East I: 0524, 0736, 0852, 0872, 0891, 0899,

0917, 0966, 0992, 1013, 1036; II: 0000,0013,0035,0061,0083

Europe, West II: 0494, 0631; III: 0262, 0458, 0845, 0948Finland V: 0661, 0694, 0972France VI: 0810Germany, East VII: 0170, 0174, 0183, 0192, 0264,

0294, 0304Germany, West VIII: 0100, 0128, 0149, 0156, 0163,

0167, 0174, 0179, 0183, 0188, 0193, 0198, 0203, 0208,0221, 0226, 0242, 0247, 0252, 0256, 0261, 0266, 0273,

0278, 0292, 0298, 0312, 0319, 0330Hungary VIII: 0557, 0703, 0831, 0951;

IX: 0000, 0127, 0209Italy IX: 0303Norway IX: 0761Poland IX: 0766, 0844, 0939, 0972Rumania X: 0018, 0043, 0055, 0073, 0133Spain X: 0279, 0295, 0336, 0579United Kingdom X: 0842, 0879Vatican XI: 0285

Yugoslavia XI: 0353, 0379, 0414, 0488, 0520, 0572,0618, 0624, 0703, 0779,0832, 0839, 0866,0908, 0918, 0926, 0936, 0940, 0954, 0978

FranceAfrica VI: 0810Algeria VI: 0699, 0725, 0729, 0783, 0795,

0821,0827,0850,0881Berlin VI: 0803Budget VI: 0134Cabinet VI: 0203Coal VI: 0000Communism VI: 0110, 0208, 0310, 0442Communist Party VI: 0017, 0177, 0315, 0329Constitution VI: 0651, 0704Coup VI: 0795De Gaulle, Charles VI: 0017, 0651, 0699, 0704, 0725,

0729, 0779, 0783, 0786, 0795, 0803,0810, 0827, 0850, 0881

Economy VI: 0054, 0084, 0134, 0365, 0628, 0651,0786,0821,0835,0850

Education VI: 0651Elections VI: 0017, 0079, 0329, 0469, 0779Europe, West II: 0424, 0667, 0919Extreme Right VI: 0725, 0729Foreign Policy VI: 0651, 0803, 0850Foreign Relations VI: 0810French General Confederation of Labor VI: 0442French Union VI: 0461, 0651, 0810, 0850Germany, West VI: 0000, 0350Government VI: 0079,0134,0146,0203,0302, 0461,

0704,0729,0786,0795,0881Indochina VI: 0315Industry VI: 0110Inflation VI: 0134Investment VI: 0365, 0457Labor VI: 0110, 0651Law VI: 0779Military VI: 0651, 0725, 0729, 0795, 0821Morocco VI: 0054Moselle VI: 0350North Africa, French VI: 0365, 0457Peace Treaty VI: 0827Politics VI: 0017, 0079, 0130, 0153, 0177, 0203, 0302,

0329, 0418, 0469, 0604, 0699, 0725,0729, 0795, 0850

Popular Republican Movement VI: 0418Propaganda VI: 0208Public Opinion VI: 0153

Saar VI: 0000Social Structure VI: 0153Socialist Party VI: 0604Soviet Bloc VI: 0515Strikes VI: 0310Trade VI: 0000, 0054. 0134, 0365, 0515Transportation VI: 0350Tunisia VI: 0146Unions VI: 0110, 0442Franco, FranciscoSpain X: 0295, 0430, 0443, 0483, 0573, 0579

Free Democratic PartyGermany, West VII : 0899

French General Confederation of LaborFrance VI: 0442

French UnionFrance VI: 0461, 0651, 0810, 0850

GATT (General Agreements on Tariffs and Trade)Europe, West Ill: 0929

GeographyPortugal X: 0000Spain X: 0425

Germany, EastAfrica VII: 0304Agriculture VI: 0977Aid VII: 0304Berlin VI: 0969; VII : 0258, 0294Collectivization VI: 0977Communism VII: 0154, 0159, 0203Communist Party VI: 0885, 0942, 0990; VII: 0027,

0040, 0052, 0242, 0249Council of Mutual Economic Assistance VI: 0269Culture VII: 0099Demonstrations VI: 0990Economy VI: 0885, 0969, 0996; VII: 0000,

0103,0107,0145,0269Education VI: 0951Foreign Policy VII: 0258Foreign Relations VI I : 0170,0174,0183,0192,

0264, 0294, 0304Germany. West VII: 0099, 0258, 0294, 1013; V I I I : 0046,

0388, 0392, 0439Government VI: 0885, 0942, 0951, 0969, 0973, 0977.

0990; VII: 0107, 0154, 0159, 0174. 0183Greece VII: 0523Labor VI: 0921; VII: 0203Leipzig Fair VII : 0149

Military VI: 0973; VII: 0107Monetary Policy VII: 0298Penal System . V I : 0909Poland VI: 0996; VII: 0264Police VI: 0909Politics VI: 0885, 0909, 0942; VII: 0027, 0107, 0154,

0159,0174,0183,0242,0249Propaganda VII: 0099Public Opinion VII: 0107Purge VII: 0242Repression VI: 0909Trade VII: 0135, 0149, 0170, 0298, 0304Turkey VII: 0135Unions VI: 0921; VII: 0203U.S.S.R VIII: 0000, 0052, 0107, 0159, 0174, 0183, 0258World Federation of Trade Unions VII: 0203

Germany WestAdenauer, Konrad VII: 0837, 0927; VIII: 0068, 0079,

0231,0334,0366Austria IV: 0085, 0150Baden VII: 0365, 0740Balance of Payments VIII: 0398Berlin VIII: 0046, 0388, 0392, 0398Bundestag Vll: 0525, 0937Christian Social Union VIII: 0231Coal VII: 0548, 0747; VIII: 0344Constitution VII: 0848Corporations VIII: 0135Council of Europe VII: 0752Dibelius, Bishop Otto VIII: 0388Economy VII: 0615, 0658, 0722, 0819, 0974;

VIII: 0013, 0344, 0398Elections VII: 0525, 0757, 0841, 0899, 0919, 0937;

VIII: 0072, 0079, 0231, 0325, 0339, 0366Emigration VIII: 0398Europe 1: 0181, 0214Europe, West II: 0424, 0667, 0919Finance VII: 0615, 0974; VIII: 0020Foreign Policy VII: 0715, 0887, 0923; VIII: 0013, 0046,

0072, 0100, 0128, 0149, 0156, 0163, 0167, 0174, 0179,0183, 0188, 0193, 0198, 0203, 0208, 0221, 0226, 0242,0247, 0252, 0256, 0261. 0266, 0273, 0278, 0292, 0298,

0312,0319,0330,0371,0439Foreign Relations VIII: 0100, 0128, 0149, 0156, 0163,

0167, 0174, 0179, 0183, 0188, 0193, 0198, 0203, 0208,0221, 0226, 0242, 0247, 0252, 0256, 0261, 0266, 0273,

0278, 0292, 0298, 0312, 0319, 0330France VI: 0000, 0350

Free Democratic Party VII: 0899Germany, East VII: 0099, 0258, 0294, 1013; VIII: 0046,

0388, 0392, 0439Government VII: 0365, 0525, 0569, 0658, 0722, 0837,

0841, 0848, 0853, 0915, 0937; VIII: 0013,0029, 0034, 0068, 0072, 0122

Khrushchev, Nikita VIII: 0392Labor VIII: 0285, 0451Law VII: 0919Luebke, Heinrich VIII: 0366Luxembourg VII: 0548Media VII: 0569Military VIII: 0034, 0214Monetary Policy VII: 0615Neo-Fascism VII: 0902Nuclear Weapons VIII: 0214, 0325Politics VII: 0309, 0378, 0525, 0658, 0715, 0722, 0740,

0757, 0837, 0841, 0887, 0899, 0902, 0915, 0919, 0927,0937; VIII: 0013, 0029, 0068, 0072, 0079, 0214, 0231,

0304, 0325, 0334, 0339, 0366, 0371Population VII: 0582; VIII: 0398Public Opinion VII: 0927Radio VII: 0569Railroad VII: 0548, 0682Rearmament VII: 0715, 0887, 1013Recession VII: 0974Religion VIII: 0388Reunification VIII: 0013, 0072Rhine VII: 0597Ruhr VII: 0548Saar VII: 0658, 0722, 0747, 0752, 0841; VIII: 0029, 0122Shipping VII: 0597, 0682Social Democratic Party VII: 0715; VIII : 0231, 0304,

0334, 0371Soviet Bloc VII: 0981Standard of Living VII: 0819Trade VII: 0853, 0965, 0981; VIII: 0000. 0020, 0344Transportation VII: 0597, 0682Trieste VII: 0682Ulbricht, Walter VI11: 0392Unions VI11: 0285United Kingdom X: 0904; XI: 0043U.S.S.R VIII: 0046, 0439Wuerttemberg-Baden VII: 0365, 0740Wuerttemberg-Hohenzollern VII: 0365, 0740Youth VII: 1013

Gheorghiv-Dej, GheorgheRumania X: 0097, 0205

Gleissner, HeinrichAustria IV: 0124

GoldEurope, West II: 0742Spain X: 0279

Gonrallu, WladyslawPoland IX: 0844, 0852, 0918, 0934, 0939, 0953

GovernmentAlbania Ill: 0955, 0966, 0999, 1003, 1016, 1038;

IV: 0046, 0052, 0073Austria IV: 0124, 0155, 0187Belgium IV: 0267Bulgaria IV: 0304, 0318, 0401, 0450, 0484, 0531, 0672,

0699, 0736, 0946, 0995, 1004, 1019Czechoslovakia V: 0000, 0009, 0177, 0300, 0341, 0492,

0508, 0525, 0539, 0546, 0559Denmark V: 0593, 0626Europe, East I: 0311, 0341, 0513, 0524, 0579, 0628, 0640,

0655, 0660, 0670, 0691, 0698, 0704, 0742, 0771, 0776,0788, 0835, 0852, 0872, 0899, 0917, 0939, 0966, 0985,

0992, 1013, 1036; II: 0000, 0013, 0035, 0052, 0061, 0083Europe, West II: 0194, 0438, 0449, 0486, 0524, 0554,

0722, 0924; III: 0458, 0948Finland V: 0661, 0694, 0805, 0972, 1011, 1017, 1020France VI: 0079, 0134, 0146, 0203, 0302, 0461, 0704,

0729, 0786, 0795, 0881Germany, East VI: 0885, 0942, 0951, 0969, 0973, 0977,

0990; VII: 0107, 0154, 0159, 0174, 0183Germany, West VII: 0365, 0525, 0569, 0658, 0722, 0837,

0841, 0848, 0853, 0915, 0937; VIII: 0013,0029, 0034, 0068, 0072, 0122

Greece VIII: 0470, 0477, 0484Hungary VIII: 0557, 0723, 0740, 0745, 0831, 0943,

0951; IX: 0000, 0069, 0121, 0131, 0161,0165, 0170, 0209

Iceland IX: 0226, 0230Italy IX: 0289, 0292, 0386, 0430, 0448, 0460,

0490, 0558, 0572, 0609, 0612, 0693Netherlands IX: 0699, 0708Poland IX: 0766, 0844, 0876, 0918, 0934, 0939, 0942, 0981Portugal X: 0003, 0006, 0014Rumania X: 0018, 0043, 0055, 0073, 0133, 0178, 0205Scandinavia X: 0211Spain X: 0295, 0430, 0432, 0483, 0573, 0579Sweden X: 0633, 0692, 0705, 0711United Kingdom X: 0735, 0785. 0893, 0904; XI: 0000, 0037Vatican XI: 0260Yugoslavia XI: 0305, 0313, 0353, 0371, 0379, 0414, 0484,

0520, 0624, 0720, 0779, 0855, 0873, 0892,0899,0913,0946,0985

Greece •Czechoslovakia VIII: 0487

Economy VII I : 0534Elections VII I : 0457, 0484, 0540, 0551Germany, East VIII: 0523Government VIII : 0470, 0477, 0484Media VIII : 0460National Radical Party VIII: 0540Poland VIII : 0510Politics VIII : 0457, 0460, 0470, 0477, 0484, 0540, 0551Rumania VIII: 0499Trade V11I: 0487, 0499, 0510, 0523

Gross National ProductEurope, West II: 0849; III: 0000

Hoxha, EnverAlbania Ill: 1038; IV: 0000, 0018, 0073

HungaryAgriculture IX: 0131, 0170Collectivization VIII : 0943; IX: 0170Communism IX: 0180;Communist Party VIII : 0557, 0723, 0729, 0745, 0819,

0831, 0951; IX: 0000, 0069, 0121,0170,0180,0189

Crown of St. Stephen VII I : 0680, 0703Economy VIII : 0557, 0745, 0794, 0819, 0831, 0893,

0951; IX: 0000,0131,0189Education VIII : 0745, 0831, 0951; IX: 0000Europe, East I: 0852. 0872, 0899, 0917, 0966, 0992, 1013,

1036; II: 0013, 0035, 0061, 0083Finland V: 0991Foreign Policy VIII: 0745; IX: 0127Foreign Relations VII I : 0557,0703,0831,0951; IX: 0000,

0127, 0209Government VII I : 0557, 0723, 0740, 0745, 0831, 0943,

0951; IX: 0000, 0069, 0121, 0131, 0161,0165,0170,0209

Industry IX: 0131, 0161Internal Security VI I I : 0745, 0831, 0951; IX: 0000Italy IX: 0471Jews VIII: 0740Kadar, Janos IX: 0121, 0189Khrushchev, Nikita IX: 0189Military VIII : 0745Poland IX: 0958Politics VIII : 0557, 0595, 0680, 0740, 0794, 0819, 0893;

IX: 0069, 0121,0165, 0189Propaganda VIII : 0745.0831,0951; IX: 0000Rakosi, Matyas VIII : 0723,0819Religion VIII : 0557, 0745, 0831, 0951; IX: 0000Revolt IX: 0069Science VII I : 0745, 0831,0951; IX: 0000Soviet Bloc VIII: 0943Subversion IX: 0127Unions VIII : 0745, 0831

U.S.A V11I: 0703; IX: 0127U.S.S.R VIII: 0557; IX: 0069, 0189Yugoslavia XI: 0618

IcelandElections IX: 0226, 0230Foreign Policy IX: 0216, 0230Government IX: 0226, 0230NATO IX: 0216, 0230Politics IX: 0216, 0226Scandinavia X: 0252U.S.A IX: 0216

IdeologyYugoslavia XI: 0346, 0754, 0832, 0918, 0940

IndochinaFrance VI: 0315

IndustryEurope, West II: 0424, 0729, 0783; 111: 0000, 0757France VI: 0110Hungary IX: 0131, 0161Italy IX: 0460Poland IX: 0876United Kingdom X: 0820; XI: 0051Yugoslavia XI: 0985

InflationEurope, West II: 0959France VI: 0134Norway IX: 0742Poland IX: 0876Scandinavia X: 0211

InsuranceUnited Kingdom XI: 0000

Integration, EuropeanEurope, West II: 0387, 0536, 0924; III: 0608Netherlands IX: 0699Scandinavia X: 0237

IntellectualsEurope, East I: 0704United Kingdom X: 0879

Internal SecurityHungary VIII: 0745, 0831, 0951; IX: 0000Poland IX: 0766Rumania X: 0018, 0043, 0055, 0073, 0133, 0178Yugoslavia XI: 0379, 0414, 0488, 0520, 0624, 0779

International Confederation of Free Trade UnionsAustria IV: 0166Sweden X: 0682

International OrganizationsVatican XI: 0289

InvestmentFrance VI: 0365, 0457Poland IX: 0876United Kingdom X: 0904; XI: 0051, 0090

IrelandElections IX: 0261Finance IX: 0234Foreign Policy IX: 0258Politics IX: 0261United Kingdom IX: 0234United Nations IX: 0258

ItalyChristian Democratic Party IX: 0277, 0297, 0386, 0588Communism IX: 0515Communist Party IX: 0297, 0357, 0448, 0465, 0499Constitution IX: 0292Democratic Socialist Party IX: 0297, 0577Economy IX: 0612Elections IX: 0277, 0380, 0386, 0487, 0612, 0685, 0693Foreign Policy IX: 0515, 0593, 0612Foreign Relations IX: 0303Government IX: 0289, 0292, 0386, 0430, 0448, 0460,

0490, 0558, 0572, 0609, 0612, 0693Hungary IX: 0471Industry IX: 0460Labor IX: 0308Law IX: 0693NATO IX: 0593Parliament IX: 0572, 0612Poland IX: 0437Politics IX: 0277, 0297, 0308, 0357, 0380, 0386, 0430,

0490, 0499, 0515, 0558, 0572, 0577,0609, 0612, 0685, 0689

President IX: 0448, 0487Republican Party IX: 0297Scelba, Mario IX: 0430Secchia, Pietro IX: 0465Segni, Antonio IX: 0490Sicily IX: 0685;Socialist Party IX: 0297, 0515Soviet Bloc IX: 0264Trade IX: 0264, 0437, 0451, 0471Trieste IX: 0264Unions IX: 0308U.S.A IX: 0593U.S.S.R IX: 0451

JewsHungary VII I : 0740Spain X: 0460

Judicial SystemBulgaria IV: 0343Czechoslovakia V: 0177, 0569

Europe, East 1: 0698. 0776: II: 006!Spain X: 0364

Kadar, JanosHungary IX: 0121, 0189Yugoslavia XI: 0618

Khrushchev, NikitaGermany, West VIII: 0392Hungary IX: 0189Poland IX: 0972Rumania X: 0195

Korean WarEurope, West II: 0612

LaborAlbania Ill: 0955, 1016Belgium IV: 0271Europe, East I: 0835, 0899, 0917Europe, West II: 0146, 0387, 0783France VI: 0110, 0651Germany, East VI: 0921; VII: 0203Germany, West VIII: 0285, 0451Italy IX: 0308Poland IX: 0876Rumania X: 0055. 0073, 0133

Labor PartyUnited Kingdom X: 0735. 0785, 0889; XI: 0032, 0043, 0217

Larsen, AkselDenmark V: 0657

Latin AmericaCzechoslovakia V: 0575

LawAlbania Ill: 1016Bulgaria IV: 0304, 0318, 0672, 0699, 0736Czechoslovakia V: 0009, 0177, 0300France VI: 0779Germany, West VII: 0919Italy IX: 0693

Leipzig FairGermany, East VII: 0149

Luebke, HeinrichGermany, West VIII: 0366

LumberFinland V: 0707

LuxembourgBelgium IV: 0250Germany, West VII: 0548

Mayer, ReneFrance VI: 0302

MediaEurope. West II: 0685; 111: 0393Germany. West VII: 0569Greece V I I I : 0460Spain X: 0435

MilitaryBulgaria IV: 0304, 0318, 0672, 0736Czechoslovakia V: 0009. 0300Europe 1: 0165Europe, East I: 0524, 0579, 0647, 0670; II: 0083Europe, West II: 0194. 0501, 0605, 0685, 0742, 0870,

0919; III: 0000, 0262, 0393, 0458, 0808, 0826, 0845Finland V: 0661France VI: 0651, 0725, 0729, 0795, 0821Germany, East VI: 0973; VII: 0107Germany, West VIII: 0034, 0214Hungary VI11: 0745Poland IX: 0766Rumania X: 0018,0055,0073, 0133Spain X: 0311Sweden X: 0705, 0711United Kingdom X: 0820, 0842Yugoslavia XI: 0379, 0414, 0484, 0520, 0624, 0779

Military Development Aid ProgramEurope, West II: 0146,0194

MonarchySpain X: 0573

Monetary PolicyEurope, West II: 0104Germany, East VII: 0298Germany, West VII: 0615

MoroccoFrance VI: 0054

MoselleFrance VI: 0350

National Radical PartyGreece VIII : 0540

NATODenmark V: 0626, 0640Europe I: 0165Europe, West Ill: 0262, 0393, 0458, 0826, 0845Iceland IX: 0216, 0230Italy IX: 0593Spain X: 0483

Near EastEurope, West 11: 0194; I I I : 0138, 0204Neo-FascismEurope. West II: 0462Germany, West VII: 0902

NetherlandsEconomy IX: 0703Elections IX: 0708Flood IX: 0703Foreign Policy IX: 0699. 0712Government IX: 0699, 0708Integration, European IX: 0699Politics IX: 0708, 0712Unions IX: 0712

North Africa, FrenchFrance VI: 0365, 0457

NorwayEconomy IX: 0742Foreign Relations IX: 0761Inflation IX: 0742Scandinavia X: 0252, 0267U.S.S.R IX: 0761

Novotny, AntoninCzechoslovakia V: 0472

Nuclear EnergyEurope, West Ill: 0408, 0774United Kingdom IX: 0159

Nuclear WeaponsGermany, West VIII : 0214, 0325Sweden .X: 0705, 0711United Kingdom X: 0842

OilEurope, West II: 0583; III: 0138, 0204, 0408

Organization for European Economic CooperationEurope, West II: 0592, 0959; III: 0834Finland V: 1046

ParliamentEurope, West II: 0486, 0722Italy IX: 0572, 0612United Kingdom X: 0785

Peace TreatyAustria IV: 0147France VI: 0827

Penal SystemAlbania Ill: 1016Bulgaria IV: 0343Czechoslovakia V: 0177Germany, East VI: 0909

Peoples' PartyAustria IV: 0182

PipelineEurope, West Ill: 0918

PolandAgriculture IX: 0876, 0923, 0965, 0981

Collectivization IX: 0923, 0981Communist Party IX: 0804, 0844, 0852, 0918, 0923,

0934, 0942, 0947, 0953, 0958, 0965Culture IX: 0942, 0947Economy IX: 0766, 0824, 0876, 0918Education IX: 0766Foreign Relations IX: 0766, 0844, 0939, 0972Germany, East VI: 0996; VII: 0264Gomulka, Wladyslaw IX: 0844, 0852, 0918, 0934,

0939, 0953Government IX: 0766, 0844, 0876, 0918, 0934,

0939,0942,0981Greece VIII: 0510Hungary IX: 0958Industry IX: 0876Investment IX: 0876Italy IX: 0437Khruschev, Nikita IX: 0972Labor IX: 0876Military IX: 0766Politics IX: 0766, 0804Religion IX: 0766, 0958Science IX: 0766Shipping IX: 0860Soviet Bloc IX: 0939, 0972Trade IX: 0876Unions IX: 0766, 0934U.S.S.R IX: 0844, 0972

PoliceBulgaria IV: 0343Czechoslovakia V: 0177Germany, East VI: 0909

PoliticsAlbania Ill: 1003, 1038, 1067; IV: 0000, 0018, 0052Austria IV: 0101, 0115, 0124, 0133, 0147, 0155, 0166,

0182,0187,0209,0213Belgium IV: 0267Bulgaria IV: 0289, 0450, 0531, 0724, 0762, 0770, 0780,

0788, 0798, 0807, 0814, 0823, 0832, 0842, 0851, 0859,0870, 0877, 0883, 0892, 0899, 0905, 0911, 0918, 0924,

0930, 0939, 0963, 0969, 0975, 0983, 0989Czechoslovakia V: 0009, 0040, 0300, 0472Denmark V: 0584. 0593, 0626, 0640Europe, East I: 0524, 0670, 0742Europe, West II: 0146, 0194, 0223, 0247, 0319, 0387,

0438, 0462, 0486, 0494, 0524, 0554, 0612, 0722;III: 0393, 0458, 0948

Finland V: 0661, 0694, 0972, 1011, 1020France VI: 0017, 0079, 0130, 0153, 0177, 0203, 0302,

0329, 0418, 0469, 0604, 0699, 0725, 0729, 0795, 0850Germany, East VI: 0885, 0909, 0942; VII: 0027, 0107,

0154, 0159. 0174, 0183, 0242, 0249

Germany, West VII: 0309, 0378, 0525, 0658, 0715, 0722,0740, 0757, 0837, 0841, 0887, 0899, 0902, 0915, 0919,0927, 0937; VIII: 0013, 0029, 0068, 0072. 0079, 0214,

0231, 0304, 0325, 0334, 0339, 0366, 0371Greece V11I: 0457, 0460, 0470, 0477, 0484, 0540, 0551Hungary VIII: 0557, 0595, 0680, 0740, 0794, 0819, 0893;

IX: 0069, 0121,0165, 0189Iceland IX: 0216, 0226Ireland IX: 0261Italy IX: 0277, 0297, 0308, 0357, 0380, 0386, 0430, 0490,

0499, 0515, 0558, 0572, 0577, 0609, 0612, 0685, 0689Netherlands IX: 0708, 0712Poland IX 0766, 0804Portugal X: 0009, 0012, 0014Rumania X: 0018, 0097Scandinavia '. X: 0252Spain X: 0295, 0439, 0443, 0454, 0483, 0579Sweden X: 0633, 0682, 0692, 0705, 0711United Kingdom X: 0715, 0735, 0785, 0850, 0889, 0893;

XI: 0027, 0032, 0043, 0076, 0145, 0151, 0217Yugoslavia XI: 0353, 0754, 0855, 0892, 0913, 0946

PopeVatican XI: 0260

Popular Republican MovementFrance VI: 0418

PopulationFinland V: 0722Germany, West VII: 0582; VIII: 0398Portugal X: 0000Spain X: 0427

PortugalCatholic Church X: 0009Communist Party X: 0012Geography X: 0000Government X: 0003, 0006, 0014Politics X: 0009, 0012, 0014Religion X: 0009Salazar, Antonia X: 0003, 0006, 0014

PresidentItaly IX: 0448, 0487

PropagandaEurope, East I: 0591France VI: 0208Germany, East VII: 0099Hungary VIII: 0745, 0831, 0951; IX: 0000Spain X: 0364, 0463

Public OpinionFinland V: 0722France VI: 0153Germany. East Vl l : 0107Germany, West VII: 0927Yugoslavia XI: 0855

Public WelfareFinland V: 0865

PurgeCzechoslovakia V: 0417Germany, East VI I : 0242

Raab, JuliusAustria IV: 0205

RadioGermany, West VII: 0569

RailroadEurope I: 0174Europe, West II: 0876Germany, West VII: 0548, 0682

Rakosi, MatyasHungary VIII: 0723, 0819

RearmamentGermany, West VII : 0715,0887, 1013United Kingdom XI: 0043

RecessionEurope, West II: 0699; I I I : 0579Germany, West VII: 0974

RefugeesEurope, West II: 0612

ReligionAlbania : I l l : 1067Bulgaria IV: 0304, 0318, 0450, 0672, 0699, 0736Czechoslovakia V: 0009. 0300Finland V: 0661Germany, West V I I I : 0388Hungary VIII : 0557, 0745, 0831, 0951; IX: 0000Poland IX: 0766, 0958Portugal X: 0009Rumania X: 0043, 0055, 0073. 0133Spain X: 0454. 0460Yugoslavia XI: 0379, 0414, 0484, 0520, 0624, 0779

RepressionGermany, East VI: 0909

Republican PartyItaly IX: 0297

ReunificationGermany. West V1I1: 0013, 0072

RevoltHungary IX: 0069

RhineEurope, West II: 0285; III: 0240Germany, West VII: 0597

RuhrGermany, West Vll: 0548

RumaniaClaims Settlements X: 0183Communist Party X: 0018, 0043, 0055, 0073, 0097, 0133,

0162,0178,0188,0195,0205Economy X: 0018, 0043, 0055, 0073, 0097, 0133, 0188Education X: 0043, 0055, 0073, 0133Europe, East I: 0852, 0872. 0899, 0917, 0966, 0992, 1013,

1036; 11:0013,0035,0061,0083Europe, West X: 0183Foreign Policy X: 0018, 0097Foreign Relations X: 0018, 0043, 0055, 0073, 0133Gheorghiv-Dej, Gheorghe X: 0097, 0205Government X: 0018, 0043, 0055, 0073, 0133, 0178, 0205Greece VIII: 0499Internal Security X: 0018, 0043, 0055, 0073, 0133, 0178Khruschev, Nikita X: 0195Labor X: 0055, 0073, 0133Military X: 0018, 0055, 0073, 0133Politics X: 0018, 0097Religion X: 0043, 0055, 0073, 0133Science X: 0043Soviet Bloc X: 0195Unions X: 0055, 0073Youth X: 0162

SaarFrance VI: 0000Germany, West VII: 0658, 0722, 0747, 0752, 0841;

VIII: 0029,0122Salazar, AntoniaPortugal X: 0003, 0006, 0014

ScandinaviaCommunism X: 0252Denmark X: 0252, 0267Economy X: 0211, 0237, 0267Finland X: 0267Foreign Policy X: 0235, 0237, 0252Government X: 0211Iceland X: 0252

Inflation X: 0211Integration. European X: 0237Norway X: 0252, 0267Politics X: 0252Socialist Party X: 0252Soviet Bloc X: 0235Sweden X: 0252, 0267Trade X: 0211, 0235, 0237, 0267

ScienceCzechoslovakia V: 0009, 0300Hungary V I I I : 0745,0831,0951; IX: 0000Poland IX: 0766Rumania X: 0043

Scelba, MarioItaly IX: 0430

Secchia, PietroItaly IX: 0465

Segni, AntonioItaly IX: 0490

Shehv, MehmetAlbania Ill: 1038; IV: 0018, 0073

Sherman MissionSpain X: 0336

ShippingEurope I: 0122Europe, West II: 0285Germany, West VII: 0597, 0682Poland IX: 0860United Kingdom XI: 0106

SicilyItaly IX: 0685

Slovak National CouncilCzechoslovakia V: 0559

Social Democratic PartyFinland V: 1011Germany. West VI I : 0715; V I I I : 0231,0304,0334,0371

Social StructureFinland V: 0722France VI: 0153

Socialist PartyAustria IV: 0182, 0194France VI: 0604Italy IX: 0297. 0515Scandinavia X: 0252United Kingdom XI: 0217

Soviet BlocBulgaria IV: 1008Czechoslovakia V: 0575Europe I: 0100, 0160Europe, East I: 0402, 0579, 0628, 0640, 0647, 0655, 0660,

0670, 0691, 0698, 0704, 0742, 0813, 0840Europe, West II: 0364, 0592, 0600, 0811Finland V: 0146France VI: 0515Germany, West VII: 0981Hungary VIII: 0943Italy IX: 0264Poland IX: 0939, 0972Rumania X: 0195Scandinavia X: 0235Sweden X: 0663United Kingdom XI: 0106, 0183Yugoslavia XI: 0379, 0414, 0572, 0624, 0703, 0754,

0779, 0866, 0908, 0940, 0978

SpainAid X: 0311Catholic Church X: 0454Climate X: 0425Communism X: 0463Communist Party X: 0348, 0364, 0450Economy X: 0311, 0483, 0579Europe, West X: 0336Falange X: 0443Foreign Policy X: 0483, 0579Foreign Relations X: 0279, 0295, 0336, 0579Franco, Francisco X: 0295, 0430. 0443, 0483, 0573, 0579Geography X: 0425Gold X: 0279Government X: 0295, 0430, 0432, 0483, 0573, 0579Jews X: 0460Judicial System X: 0364Media X: 0435Military X: 0311Monarchy X: 0573NATO X: 0483Politics X: 0295, 0439, 0443, 0454, 0483, 0579Population X: 0427Propaganda X: 0364, 0463Religion X: 0454, 0460Sherman Mission X: 0336Trade X: 0378U.S.A X: 0295, 0336

Standard of LivingFinland V: 0865Germany. West VI I : 0819

SteelEurope. West II: 0667, 0896

StrikesAustria IV: 0101Belgium IV: 0271Europe. West 11: 0146France VI: 0310

SubversionBulgaria IV: 0450Hungary IX: 0127Yugoslavia XI: 0913

SwedenForeign Policy X: 0633Government X: 0633, 0692, 0705, 0711International Confederation of Free Trade Unions X: 0682Military X: 0705. 0711Nuclear Weapons X: 0705, 0711Politics X: 0633. 0682, 0692, 0705, 0711Scandinavia X: 0252, 0267Soviet Bloc X: 0663Trade X: 0663Unions X: 0682

TariffsEurope. West I l l : 0895, 0929

TaxEurope. West I I : 0667

Tito, Joseph BrozYugoslavia XI: 0340. 0346, 0353, 0371, 0379, 0414, 0488,

0520, 0624. 0703. 0779 0839, 0873, 0918

TradeBelgium IV: 0250Bulgaria IV: 0724, 0762. 0770, 0842,

0859. 0924, 0975. 0989Czechoslovakia V: 0575Denmark V: 0611Europe I: 0100, 0160Europe, East I: 0341.0402, 0591, 0711. 0813.0840.

0852,0917, 1036Europe. West I I : 0104. 0364. 0571, 0592, 0600. 0729,

0747, 0783, 0794, 0811. 0845, 0924. 0959; I I I : 0000, 0195,0273, 0408. 0458, 0579. 0757. 0834, 0845, 0867, 0895. 0929

Finland V: 0707, 0991, 1025, 1034. 1046France VI: 0000, 0054, 0134, 0365, 0515

Germany. East VII : 0135,0149,0170.0298.0304Germany, West VII: 0853. 0965. 0981: VI I I : 0000.

0020. 0344Greece VII I : 0487. 0499. 0510. 0523Italy IX: 0264, 0437, 0451,0471Poland IX: 0876Scandinavia X: 0211. 0235, 0237. 0267Spain X: 0378Sweden X: 0663United Kingdom XI: 0000. 0037. 0051. 0080, 0090. 0106,

0183, 0236, 0245Yugoslavia XI: 0291, 0572, 0703, 0926, 0954

TransportationEurope I: 0122, 0174, 0181. 0214, 0239Europe. East 1: 0651Europe. West II: 0146, 0285. 0763, 0876;

111:0204,0240,0918France VI: 0350Germany. West VII: 0597. 0682

TreisteGermany, West Vll: 0682Italy IX: 0264

TunisiaFrance VI: 0146

TurkeyEurope. West II: 0652Germany, East VII: 0135

Ulbricht, WalterGermany. East VII: 0027, 0040. 0242, 0249, 0264Germany, West VIII: 0392

Underdeveloped CountriesYugoslavia XI: 0954

Unification, EuropeanEurope. West II: 0438

UnionsAlbania Ill: 0955Austria IV: 0101, 0166Belgium IV: 0271Bulgaria IV: 0531Czechoslovakia V: 0009, 0300Europe, East I: 0917,0966Europe, West II: 0146. 0233. 0247, 0319, 0387, 0449, 0554France VI: 0110, 0442Germany. East VI. 0921: VII: 0203Germany. West VIII : 0285Hungary V I I I : 0745. 0831

Italy IX: 0308Netherlands IX: 0712Poland IX: 0766, 0934Rumania X: 0055, 0073Sweden X: 0682

United KingdomAluminum XI: 0245Attlee, Clement X: 0889Bevan, Aneurin X: 0889Cabinet X: 0735Canada XI: 0236Churchill, Winston X: 0893; XI: 0027Communism X: 0785; XI: 0217Conservative Party X: 0735, 0893; XI: 0027Czechoslovakia XI: 0080Economy XI: 0051, 0122, 0205Elections X: 0715, 0850; XI: 0076, 0145Energy X: 0159Europe, West II: 0919Finance XI: 0037Finland V: 0707Foreign Policy X: 0842; XI: 0043, 0151, 0217Foreign Relations X: 0842, 0879France X: 0842, 0904Germany, West X: 0904; XI: 0043Government X: 0735, 0785, 0893, 0904; XI: 0000, 0037Industry X: 0820; XI: 0051Insurance XI: 0000Intellectuals X: 0879Investment X: 0904: XI: 0051, 0090Ireland IX: 0234Labor Party X: 0735, 0785, 0889; XI: 0032, 0043, 0217Military X: 0820, 0842Nuclear Energy XI: 0159Nuclear Weapons X: 0842Parliament X: 0785Politics X: 0715, 0735, 0785, 0850, 0889, 0893; XI: 0027,

0032, 0043, 0076, 0145, 0151, 0217Rearmament XI: 0043Shipping XI: 0106Socialist Party XI: 0217Soviet Bloc XI: 0106, 0183Trade XI: 0000, 0037, 0051, 0080, 0090, 0106, 0183,

0236, 0245U.S.A X: 0842, 0879U.S.S.R XI: 0245

United NationsEurope, West Ill: 0774

Ireland IX: 0258

United States of AmericaAustria IV: 0166Europe I: 0165Europe, West II: 0494, 0501, 0631, 0652, 0685, 0699, 0742,

0870; III: 0138, 0262, 0273, 0408, 0579, 0834, 0845Finland V: 1046Hungary VIII: 0703; IX: 0127Iceland IX: 0216Italy IX: 0593Spain X: 0295, 0336United Kingdom X: 0842, 0879

U.S.S.R.Albania IV: 0073Austria IV: 0101, 0147, 0160, 0205Europe I: 0165Europe, East 1: 0341, 0402, 0524, 0640, 0647, 0670,

0891,0939Europe, West .. II: 0571, 0592, 0600, 0747, 0919; III: 0845Finland V: 0707, 1025, 1034Germany, East VII: 0000,0052,0107, 0159,0174,

0183,0258Germany, West VIII: 0046, 0439Hungary VIII: 0557; IX: 0069,0189Italy IX: 0451Norway IX: 0761Poland IX: 0844, 0972United Kingdom XI: 0245Yugoslavia XI: 0703, 0832, 0839, 0936

UstashiYugoslavia XI: 0946

VaticanCatholic Church XI: 0252, 0260Communism XI: 0252Decorations XI: 0283Foreign Policy XI: 0252Foreign Relations XI: 0285Government XI: 0260International Organizations XI: 0289Pope XI: 0260

Warsaw PactEurope I: 0165Europe, East I: 0647

Worker's CouncilsYugoslavia XI: 0754

World Federation of Democratic YouthAustria IV: 0213

World Federation of Trade UnionsGermany, East VI I : 0203

Wuerttemberg-BadenGermany, West VII: 0365, 0740

Wuerttemberg-HohenzollernGermany, West VII: 0365, 0740

YouthAustria IV: 0213Europe, East 1: 0783Germany, West VII: 1013Rumania X: 0162

YugoslaviaAgriculture XI: 0305, 0720, 0985Catholic Church XI: 0946Collectivization XI: 0305, 0899Communist Party XI: 0340, 0346, 0353, 0379, 0414,.

0484, 0520, 0624, 0779, 0832, 0839, 0855, 0873Constitution XI: 0371Economy XI: 0313, 0353, 0379, 0414, 0484, 0520, 0624,

0754, 0779, 0926, 0985Education XI: 0379, 0414, 0484, 0520, 0624, 0779Europe. East I: 0524, 0742, 0852, 0872, 0899, 0966,

0992, 1013, 1036; II: 0013, 0035, 0061Europe, West II: 0652Foreign Policy XI: 0954Foreign Relations XI: 0353, 0379, 0414, 0488, 0520,

0572, 0618, 0624, 0703, 0779, 0832, 0839, 0866,0908, 0918, 0926, 0936, 0940, 0954, 0978

Government XI: 0305, 0313, 0353, 0371, 0379, 0414,0484, 0520, 0624, 0720, 0779, 0855, 0873,

0892, 0899, 0913, 0946, 0985Hungary XI: 0618Ideology '. XI: 0346, 0754, 0832, 0918, 0940Industry XI: 0985Internal Security XI: 0379, 0414, 0488, 0520, 0624, 0779Kadar, Janos XI: 0618Military XI: 0379, 0414, 0484, 0520, 0624, 0779Politics XI: 0353, 0754, 0855, 0892, 0913, 0946Public Opinion XI: 0855Religion XI: 0379, 0414, 0484, 0520, 0624, 0779Soviet Bloc XI: 0379, 0414, 0572, 0624, 0703, 0754,

0779, 0866, 0908, 0940, 0978Subversion XI: 0913Tito, Joseph Broz XI: 0340, 0346, 0353, 0371, 0379.

0414, 0488, 0520, 0624, 0703, 0779, 0839, 0873, 0918Trade XI: 0291, 0572, 0703, 0926, 0954Underdeveloped Countries XI: 0954

U.S.S.R XI: 0703, 0832, 0839, 0936Ustashi XI: 0946Workers' Councils XI: 0754

Zhivkov, TudorBulgaria IV: 0995. 1004

The O.S.S./State Department Intelligence andResearch Reports series includes

the following 14 Parts:I. Japan and Its Occupied Territories during

World War II

I I . Postwar Japan, Korea, and Southeast Asia

I I I . China and India

IV. Germany and Its Occupied Territories duringWorld War II

V. Postwar Europe

VI. Soviet Union

VII. The Middle East

V I I I . Japan, Korea, Southeast Asia, and the Far EastGenerally: 1950-1961 Supplement

IX. China and India: 1950-61 Supplement

X. Europe: 1950-1961 Supplement

XI. The Soviet Union: 1950-1961 Supplement

XII . The Middle East: 1950-1961 Supplement

XIII . Africa: 1941-1961

XIV. Latin America: 1941-1961UPA