James Mann: The Rebellion of Ronald Reagan

Ledsky, Nelson

Levitt, Theodore

Ligachev, Yegor

Living Mirror, The (Massie)

Loeb, Nackey

Lonetree, Clayton

long-range strategic missiles:

Bush-Gorbachev treaty on

Bush opposes agreement on

failure to reach agreement on

Nixon opposes elimination of

at Reykjavik summit

START treaty

at Washington summit

Lowenkron, Barry

McCarthy, Joseph

McFarlane, Robert C. “Bud”:

informal diplomacy of

in Iran-Contra scandal

Massie introduced to Reagan by

on war scare of

McLaughlin, John

Maier, Charles S.

Maizière, Lothar de

Massie, Robert

Massie, Suzanne

ambassadorship to Soviet Union sought by

biography of

Carlucci attempts to restrict access of

on Chernobyl accident

connections with powerful people

on daily life in Soviet Union

on Daniloff affair

first meeting with Reagan

on Gorbachev

as informal emissary to Soviet Union

Iran-Contra scandal affects

and KGB

Land of the Firebird

letters to Reagan

little institutional backing for

Matlock as rival of

meets with Bogdanov

messages carried between Washington and Moscow by

military connections of

National Security Council file on

never regains her influence

opposition to role of

private meetings with Reagan

Reagan borrows idea for Geneva summit from

Reagan’s benefits from relationship with

on Reagan’s reserve

and Reagan’s Soviet visit of

relays Bogdanov’s war concerns to White House

on religion in Soviet Union

on Russian nationalism

Russian people and Soviet government distinguished by

style and approach of

summit meeting urged by

Time magazine on

visits to Soviet Union

Masur, Kurt

Matlock, Jack F., Jr.:

appointed ambassador to Soviet Union

and Berlin Wall speech

on Bush on Reagan’s Soviet policy

on bypassing Dobrynin

on Carlucci’s opposition to arms control negotiations

on communiqué of Geneva summit

on difficulties of arms control ratification

Dobrynin relays messages from Gorbachev to

on German acceptance of arms control

on Gorbachev and Soviet military

on Haig-Reagan disagreement

Massie as rival of

on Massie’s Soviet requests

on Nancy Reagan

on Reagan administration attempts to drive Soviet Union into bankruptcy

on Reagan on Gorbachev arms control proposal

and Reagan plan to visit Soviet Jewish couple

and Reagan’s speech of January

Meese, Edwin

Mitterrand, François

Mondale, Walter F.

Morris, Dick

Moscow summit (1988)

freedom of religion as issue at

Gorbachev asks Reagan to moderate his rhetoric before

joint statement proposed by Soviets

“one-on-one” sessions at

plenary sessions of

Reagan abandons “evil empire” phrase at

Reagans at events in Moscow

security for Reagan at

Soviet Jewry as issue at

symbolism of Reagan’s arrival at

Moscow summit (1988) ( cont. )

U.S.-Soviet relationship goes into limbo after

Mulroney, Brian

Murphy, George

“mutually assured destruction” policy

National Association of Evangelicals

National Review (magazine)

Nemeth, Miklos

Nicholas and Alexandra (Massie)

Nitze, Paul

Nixon, Richard:

administration veterans cultivate Reagan

advises Soviets on Reagan

as anti-Communist

Bohemian Grove meeting with Reagan

breaks with Reagan over arms control

Bush policy toward Russia criticized by

changing view of Soviet Union of

China policy of

Clinton meets with

on Cold War

détente policy of

disdainful remarks about Reagan

estrangement from Kissinger

foreign policy role compared with Kissinger

on Gorbachev

Gorbachev advised to negotiate with Reagan by

gubernatorial campaign of

Haig recommended as secretary of state

“kitchen debate” with Khrushchev

letters and memos to Reagan during his political ascent

meets with Reagan at White House in April

nostalgia in speeches of

as only president to visit Moscow

political adversities suffered by

political offices held by

political relationship with Reagan

politics came first with

presidential campaign of

presidential campaign of

Reagan calls after his resignation

Reagan continues to treat with respect

Reagan emerges as rival to

Reagan’s Soviet policy contrasted with that of

Reagan supports Soviet policy of

role reversal with Reagan

Senate campaign of

on Shultz as force behind Reagan’s foreign policy

on Washington summit

Watergate scandal

Nofziger, Lyn

Noriega, Manuel

North, Oliver

NSDD

NSDD

nuclear war:

fear that new missile deployments could lead to

Geneva summit statement on

Mondale accuses Reagan of increasing risk of

Reagan as horrified at prospect of

Reagan’s plans to keep government functioning in case of

war scare of

nuclear weapons:

conservative opposition to Reykjavik negotiations

Gorbachev’s proposals for controlling

movement for freeze on

Nixon’s opposition to Reykjavik negotiations

nuclear standoff

Quayle on necessity of

Rapacki calls for nuclear-free zone

Reagan comes to favor abolition of

Reagan’s Strategic Defense Initiative (“Star Wars”) strategy against

Reykjavik proposals on

Scowcroft on

Nunn, Sam

Odom, William E.

Oliver, Kay

Orlov, Yuri

Ostpolitik

Palazchenko, Pavel

Pell, Claiborne

perestroika

Perina, Rudolf

Perle, Richard

Pershing missiles

Phillips, Howard

Pipes, Richard

Poindexter, John:

on Daniloff affair

on disarmament

and Iran-Contra

and Massie

replaced as national security adviser

Poland:

borders begin to open in

Brandt’s Ostpolitik

Catholic Church’s influence in

coalition government in

Jaruzelski

John Paul II’s trip to

and Rapacki’s call for nuclear-free zone

Soviet troop reductions in

Walesa

Powell, Colin:

becomes deputy national security adviser

becomes national security adviser

and Berlin Wall speech

briefs Reagan on arms control

briefs Reagan on last day of his presidency

foreign-policy role in Reagan’s final year

and Gorbachev’s plea to Reagan

on Governors Island meeting

on Intermediate Nuclear Forces Treaty signing

at Massie-Reagan meeting of summer

at Moscow summit

and proposed American tour for Gorbachev

on Reagan and Alzheimer’s disease

on Reagan and Gorbachev’s religious beliefs

on Reagan and religion in Soviet Union

Reagan said to be instrument of

on SDI preventing Reykjavik agreement

and Shultz’s attempt to have Gates fired

and Washington summit

on Weinberger

Pueblo, USS

Pyadyshev, Boris

Quayle, Dan

Quigley, Joan

Rapacki, Adam

Reagan, Nancy

astrologer of

Berlin visit of

on Bitburg cemetery ceremony

breast surgery of

European tour of

on “evil empire” rhetoric

feuds with Raisa Gorbachev

and Gorbachev on his wish that Reagan could stay on

on Gorbachev working the crowd

keeps distance between Nixon and Reagan

Kissinger hosts dinner in honor of

makes sure Reagan gets enough rest