James Mann: The Rebellion of Ronald Reagan

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

revolution of

Soviet troop reductions in

West German loan to

Husák, Gustáv

information revolution

Institute of the USA and Canada

Intermediate Nuclear Forces Treaty:

agreement in principle on

conservative opposition to

debate over ratification of

Dole announces support of

follow-up discussed at Washington summit

Gorbachev on significance of

Moscow summit discussion of

public relations campaign for

ratification of

signing of

verifying

Wall Street Journal opposition to

intermediate-range missiles:

in Gorbachev’s proposals of

Kohl’s support for deployment of

in negotiations for Washington summit

Pershing missiles

Reagan administration on treaty banning

at Reykjavik summit

Scowcroft on

Soviet SS-20s

See also Intermediate Nuclear Forces Treaty

Iran-Contra scandal

gets more media attention than Berlin Wall speech

as motive for Reagan’s Soviet policy

as nadir of Reagan’s presidency

personnel changes due to

Reagan attempts to explain

secret intermediaries in

Ischinger, Walter

Jackson, Henry

Jackson-Vanik amendment

Jaruzelski, Wojciech

Jews, Soviet

John Paul II, Pope

Johnson, Lyndon

Kádár, János

KAL (Korean Air Lines) Flight

Kauzlarich, Richard D.

Kemp, Jack

Kennedy, Edward

Kennedy, John F.:

accepts division of Berlin

Kennedy, John F. ( cont. )

Berlin Wall constructed during presidency of

“ Ich bin ein Berliner ” speech

“Let them come to Berlin,”

Reagan on response to Berlin Wall of

in Reagan’s Berlin Wall speech

stands up to Khrushchev over Berlin

KGB:

Andropov as head of

Bogdanov as agent of

coup against Gorbachev of

in Lonetree case

and Massie

support for Gorbachev in

Khachigian, Ken

Khrushchev, Nikita:

American trip of

in Berlin crisis of

Gorbachev comes of age under

Gorbachev compared with

“kitchen debate” with Nixon

“We will bury you,”

Kirkpatrick, Jeane

Kissinger, Henry:

advises Soviets on Reagan

attempts to influence Bush

on Berlin Wall speech

breaks with Reagan over arms control

on Cold War

détente policy of

estrangement from Nixon

in Ford’s copresident proposal of

as foreign-policy realist

foreign policy role compared with Nixon

on Gorbachev

hosts dinner in honor of Nancy Reagan

on intermediate-range missiles treaty

on presidential commission on Central America

Reagan declines to meet with

Rodman as aide to

secret diplomacy of

at state dinner for Gorbachev

on Washington summit

Knowland, William

Kochemasov, Vyacheslav

Koevari, Andras

Kohl, Helmut:

accommodation with East Germany

American missile deployment supported by

on Berlin Wall

and Berlin Wall speech

on Bitburg cemetery ceremony

in Bonn with Reagan

on changes of

friendship with Reagan

meets with Gorbachev

meets with Honecker

on Nancy Reagan

Reagan convinces to support arms control

on Reagan on Soviet collapse

on Reagan’s inexperience

on reunification of Germany

on Reykjavic arms control proposals

summit urged by

Korean Air Lines (KAL) Flight

Kornblum, John C.:

on air initiative and Berlin Wall speech

on Brandenburg Gate as site for Reagan’s speech

draft of Berlin Wall speech

and Robinson’s draft of Berlin Wall speech

on security for Reagan in Berlin

on West German policy on the East

Korologos, Tom

Krauthammer, Charles

Krenz, Egon:

becomes party secretary

on Berlin Wall speech’s effect on East Germany

on Gorbachev abandoning East Germany

on Gorbachev on Reagan

on Honecker’s meeting with Kohl

on security for Berlin Wall speech

on Soviet response to Honecker’s “coalition or reason,”

Kuhn, Jim

Kvitsinsky, Yuli

Land of the Firebird (Massie)

Lebanon, Reagan negotiates for hostages’ release in