State Department reaction to
street demonstrations during
West German reaction to
Bessmertnykh, Alexander
Bilak, Vasil
Bitburg cemetery
Bogdanov, Radomir
Boren, David
Boucsein, Hildegard
Brady, Nicholas
Brandt, Willy
Bräutigam, Hans-Otto
Brezhnev, Leonid:
doctrine on Eastern European intervention
Gorbachev compared with
Nixon advises on Reagan
Nixon compares Gorbachev with
at party at Nixon’s California home
in rapid change in Soviet leadership
Reagan joke about
Reagan meets
Reagan sends hand written letter to
and Reagan’s “new Berlin initiative,”
summit meetings with Nixon
Buchanan, Patrick
Buckley, William F., Jr.
Burt, Richard
Bush, George H. W.:
and Berlin Wall speech
on breakup of Soviet Union
changes policy toward Gorbachev
criticism of Soviets by
as critic of Reagan’s Soviet policy
difficulties of arms control ratification for
elected president
at first Reagan-Massie meeting
first trip to Europe as president
freezes diplomacy with Gorbachev
on German reunification
Governors Island meeting with Reagan and Gorbachev
Intermediate Nuclear Forces Treaty supported by
Kissinger attempts to influence foreign policy of
at Malta summit with Gorbachev
meets with Gorbachev at Washington summit
Nixon criticizes Russia policy of
Nixon on political skills of
nominates members of Reagan cabinet
in Noriega dispute
as presidential candidate
Reagan defeats for 1980 presidential nomination
in Regan resignation
on Reykjavik arms control negotiations
Robinson as speechwriter for
Scowcroft appointed national security adviser by
on tearing down Berlin Wall
transition from Reagan administration to
Bush, George W.
Byrd, Robert
Carlucci, Frank:
attempts to restrict Massie’s access to Reagan
becomes defense secretary
becomes national security adviser
foreign-policy role in Reagan’s final year
at Moscow summit
and proposed American tour for Gorbachev
on Reagan and details of arms control
at Reagan-Massie meeting of February
at Reagan-Nixon meeting of April
on Reagan not answering questions on Iran-Contra
on Reagan on showing Soviet leaders folly of arms race
on Reagan on Soviet collapse
Reagan said to be instrument of
on Reagan’s charm in saying no
on Reagan’s facility with right wing
and Reagan’s foreign-policy speeches
on Reagan’s willingness to abolish nuclear weapons
recommends that Reagan meet with Nixon and Kissinger
Reykjavik proposals opposed by
and Shultz’s attempt to have Gates fired
and Washington summit
Carter, Jimmy
Casey, William:
as anti-Soviet hawk
Dolan recommended by
on Gorbachev
illness and death of
Nixon recommends for CIA
Reagan briefed for Geneva summit by
resignation of
in war scare of
Ceauṣescu, Nicolae
Chambers, Whittaker
Cheney, Dick
Chernenko, Konstantin
Chernobyl accident
Chernyaev, Anatoly
China
Chirac, Jacques
Churchill, Winston
Clark, William
Clinton, Bill
Cobb, Tyrus W.
Cohen, Bill
Cold War:
as battle of ideas
Berlin in early disputes of
Churchill’s Fulton speech and
end of
Nixon’s view of
permanence attributed to
Reagan recasts American approach to
Reagan’s Berlin Wall speech and
Reagan seen as “winning,”
Reagan’s policy changes in first three years
Reagan’s view of
Reykjavik summit as turning point in
Rice on moving beyond containment
Scowcroft on
traditional Washington view of
Truman devises strategy for
West German strategy of accommodation with East Germany eases tensions
Connally, John
conservatives:
Anti-Appeasement Alliance
on Berlin Wall speech
break with Reagan policy on Soviet Union over Daniloff affair
on Gorbachev as just another Soviet leader
Intermediate Nuclear Forces Treaty opposed by
“Let Reagan be Reagan,”
New Right
Quayle represents Reagan revolution
on Reagan as controlled by moderates
Reagan as leader of conservative Republicans
Reagan begins speaking on conservative themes
on Reagan betraying anticommunism
Reagan responds to criticism from
Reagan’s arms control policies opposed by
and Reagan’s Berlin Wall speech
Reagan speechwriters drawn from
on Washington summit
Cranston, Alan
Crowe, William
cruise missiles
Czechoslovakia:
East Germans escape through
Havel
Hungarian criticism of leadership of
Soviets crush liberalization of
Soviet troop reductions in
Daniloff, Nicholas
Darman, Richard
Day After, The (television program)
Deaver, Michael
de Havilland, Olivia
Democratic Party:
Reagan and Nixon criticize for being soft on Soviet Union
Reagan as Democrat
Reagan builds new majority with former Democrats
Reagan overcomes opposition of
Reagan’s arms control negotiations supported by
détente
and conservative criticism of Reagan
and Gorbachev’s proposed “peaceful coexistence,”
Reagan on
Rodman on
Diepgen, Eberhard:
at Berlin Wall speech
Berlin Wall speech opposed by
as distrustful of both superpowers
Honecker invited to West Berlin by
Honecker invites to East Berlin
on Kennedy
as learning to live with Wall
meets with Reagan
seeks cooperation with East Germans
Dobrynin, Anatoly:
and Bush on Reagan’s Soviet policy
in confidential diplomacy
on Gorbachev and economic problems
on Gorbachev and Soviet military
on Gorbachev’s arms control proposal
Massie carries message from
at Moscow summit
Nixon and Kissinger offer information on Reagan to
plea to Reagan about his anti-Soviet rhetoric
Reagan administration bypasses
on Reagan as studying Russian “soul,”
Reagan meets for first time
Nancy Reagan says she wants to visit Soviet Union
on Reagan’s January 29, 1981, statement
on Reagan’s speech of January
recall to Moscow
Scowcroft visits on Reagan’s behalf
on Soviet preference for Mondale
in summit negotiations
Dolan, Anthony R. (Tony)
Dole, Bob
Douglas, Helen Gahagan
Douglas, Melvyn
Duberstein, Kenneth
Dubinin, Yuri
Dugan, Robert P.
Dukakis, Michael
du Pont, Pete
Eastern Europe:
borders begin to open in
Brandt’s Ostpolitik
Brezhnev doctrine regarding
as dependent on Soviets
Gorbachev decides not to intervene in
Gorbachev loosens grip on
Gorbachev’s reforms affect leaders of