in Kissinger’s advice to Bush administration
in NSDD
Reagan concerned about religion in
Scowcroft on Cold War as about
Soviet troop reductions in
Warsaw Pact meeting of
See also Czechoslovakia; East Germany; Hungary; Poland; Warsaw Pact
East Germany:
Berlin Wall speech’s effect in
Brandt’s Ostpolitik
demonstrations in Leipzig and East Berlin
East Berliners attempt to hear Berlin Wall speech
East Berlin rebellion of
elections of May
exodus from
financial pressure for rapprochement with West Germany
fortieth anniversary of creation of
on Gorbachev-Kohl meeting
Gorbachev’s reforms affect leaders of
and Rapacki’s call for nuclear-free zone
rapprochement with West Germany
in Reagan’s Berlin Wall speech
reunification of Germany
as satellite regime
shoot-to-kill order still in place
Soviet troop reductions in
travel restrictions eased by
West German loans to
West Germany pursues strategy of accommodation with
youth riot in East Berlin
See also Honecker, Erich; Krenz, Egon
Eisenhower, Dwight D.
Elz, Dieter and Ingeborg
Ermarth, Fritz W.
evangelicals
“evil empire” speech
Falin, Valentin
Felt, Mark
Fitzpatrick, Bill
Fitzwater, Marlin
Ford, Gerald:
and Nixon at Sadat funeral
Reagan challenges in 1976 primaries
Reagan considers for vice president in
Reagan’s Soviet policy contrasted with that of
Gates, Robert M.:
briefs Reagan for Geneva summit
as deputy national security adviser
on focus of American Soviet policy
on Gorbachev
Geneva summit (1985):
agreement for future summits after
as forerunner
joint statement at
Reagan insists on personal control at
Reagan lacks hawks’ support at
Reagan takes Massie book to
Genscher, Hans-Dietrich
Gergen, David
Germany. See Berlin; East Germany; West Germany
Germany Unified and Europe Transformed (Zelikow and Rice)
Gilder, Josh
Gingrich, Newt
glasnost
globalization
Goldwater, Barry
Goodpaster, Andrew J.
Gorbachev, Mikhaiclass="underline"
abandons the field
Afghanistan withdrawal of
American conservatives on Washington summit
appointed general secretary of Communist Party
arms control agreement wanted to cut defense spending
arms control concessions of
arms control proposals of
asks Reagan to make statement on changes in Soviet policy
and Berlin Wall speech
book Perestroika
Bush as critic of Reagan’s policy toward
Bush changes policy toward
Bush freezes diplomacy with
and Bush on tearing down Berlin Wall
Gorbachev, Mikhail (cont.)
charisma of
CIA view of
clash with military leaders
Communist Party reorganization of
compared with other Soviet leaders
coup attempt against
and Daniloff affair
decides not to intervene in Eastern Europe
declines invitation for Washington summit
defense and intelligence officials’ skepticism about
did not see implications of what he was doing
diplomatic initiatives of
disappears from public view in
early characterizations in the West
East German youth shout “Gorbachev! Gorbachev!,”
in end of Cold War
on fall of Berlin Wall
foreign policy changes of
at fortieth anniversary of East Germany
on future summits after Geneva
Gates’s criticism of
at Geneva summit
Governors Island meeting with Reagan and Bush
Honecker’s distrust of
Honecker’s West German policy criticized by
Honecker urged to reform by
if Reagan had taken tough stance with in
incompatible aspects of leadership of
intercontinental ballistic missile treaty wanted by
John Paul II and Reagan discuss
KGB support for
Kissinger on
in Kissinger’s advice to Bush administration
Kohl’s relationship with
Krenz seeks assistance from
at Malta summit with Bush
Massie carries messages for
Massie on
at Moscow summit
new concessions sought before Washington summit
in new generation of Soviet leadership
new relationship with West Germany sought by
Nixon advises to negotiate with Reagan
Nixon on
opposition in Communist Party to
personal qualities of
as proximate cause of Soviet collapse
public relations strategy for Washington summit
on Reagan
Reagan aids efforts to prevent breakup of Soviet Union
Reagan and Shultz’s firsthand knowledge of
Reagan attributes religious belief to
Reagan’s opinion of
on Reagan’s political significance
Reagan’s proposed American tour for
reforms of
at Reykjavik summit
Rust flight angers
Sakharov released by
Scowcroft on
Shultz discusses global economic integration with
and Soviet economic difficulties
state dinner at White House in
Strategic Defense Initiative (“Star Wars”) opposed by
Thatcher on
United Nations address of
Warsaw Pact made defensive by
at Warsaw Pact meeting of
at Warsaw Pact meeting of
at Washington summit
Gordievsky, Oleg
Gore, Al, Jr.
Greenspan, Alan
Griscom, Thomas
Gromyko, Andrei:
Gorbachev forces retirement of
and Kohl visit to Gorbachev
at Moscow summit
Reagan administration circumvents
Reagan meets with
in war scare of
Washington summit rejected by
Gueffroy, Chris
Hager, Kurt
Haig, Alexander:
appointed secretary of state
approach to Soviet Union of
Nixon recommends for secretary of state
Nixon’s détente policy supported by
Reagan’s arms control negotiations opposed by
and Reagan’s recasting American approach to Soviet Union
replaced as secretary of state
Haldeman, H. R.
Halthöfer, Jörg
Hannaford, Peter
Hartman, Arthur
Havel, Vaclav
Hefner, Hugh
Heinz, John
Helms, Jesse
Henkel, Bill
Herold, Frank
Hiss, Alger
Hoagland, Jim
Honecker, Erich:
Berlin Wall defended by
on Berlin Wall lasting a hundred years
on “coalition of reason,”
in construction of Berlin Wall
as dependent on Soviets
Diepgen invited to East Berlin by
downfall of
on Gorbachev-Kohl meeting
Gorbachev’s reforms affect
Gorbachev urges reforms on
Kohl seeks better relations with
New Year’s Day 1989 address
on Reagan’s Berlin Wall speech
on Rust flight
visits West Germany
at Warsaw Pact meeting of
Horowitz, Lawrence
Howe, Geoffrey
human rights
Hungary:
Berlin Wall speech broadcast in
borders begin to open in