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INDEX
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Abel, Rudolf, 274
Able Archer, 254
Abrams tanks, 253
Adenauer, Konrad, 144
Adidas, 284
Adolph-Hitler-Strasse, 6, 7
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nbsp; Afghanistan, 228, 267
AFIO (Association of Former Intelligence Officers), 234–35
AFN (American Forces Network), 152–53
agricultural collectives, 81–82, 87, 138
Aktion Rose (Operation Rose), 142
Aktion Ungeziefer (MfS) (Operation Vermin), 87–88
Aktuelle Kamera (TV newscast), 312
Albers, Hans, 213
Albert
birth and family life, 140–41, 175
East German visit, 218–22
family reunion of 2013, 337, 338
update on, 341
in U.S. Army, 248, 264
Allied Checkpoints, 361. See also Checkpoint Charlie
Allied Kommandatura, 34, 75
Allies
Berlin and, 36, 48–49, 146
Marshall Plan, 48
use of term, 361
allotment gardens, 235–37, 261
Ama Marit
Hanna’s escape attempt, 31–33, 35
Soviet occupation of Schwaneberg, 21–22, 30
surrendering of farm, 119, 138
American swimsuit, 227–28
Andrea, 281–82, 294–95, 311
defection of, 317–18
Apenburg, 168–69, 207
Apollo-Soyuz Test Project, 196–97
Apollo 11, 171
ARD (broadcaster), 231, 326
Arlington National Cemetery, 349
Armstrong, Neil, 171
Army, U.S.
Albert in, 248, 264
Berlin Command, 146, 250–51, 256–57
Duty Train, Nina’s departure from Berlin, 303–6
Hanna’s secretary job in Heidelberg, 89, 108–9, 111, 122
Russian Foreign Area Officer, 318
women in the military, 247–48
Army Airborne School, U.S., 248
Army intelligence, U.S.
Eddie as officer, 108, 124, 125–27
Nina as officer, 245, 247
farewell dinner, 302–3
first assignment in Berlin, 17, 248–52
Flag Tour missions, 255–60, 262–64, 264, 265, 266–67, 273–74, 288–90, 292–96, 300–302
training, 245, 247, 248
athletic clubs, 172