Effects of the Berlin Crisis on the Image of Opinion in the Federal Republic

Topics: Relationship of the Federal Republic to Berlin; associations with the key word Berlin; the one responsible for the Berlin situation; contacts with citizens in the GDR and in East Berlin; readiness for action for West Berlin; personal judgement on the future of Berlin; prospects of reunification; assessment of the East-West balance of power and the danger of war due to Berlin; future conduct of the East in Berlin; judgement on the Berlin measures as well as the foreign policy of the Federal Government and reasons for the judgement; opinion on the allied Berlin guarantee; possibilities of the Americans to prevent construction of the wall; conduct of the Americans since 13.

August; recognition of the Oder-Neisse Line; significance of a resignation of Brandt for West Berlin; assessment of the departures from Berlin and characterization of those leaving; personal economic situation and prospects for the future; attitude to one and multi-party system; basic attitude to politics and democracy; party as representative of its voters; self-image of the West Germans and image of the Berliners. Demography: school education; religious denomination; religiousness; sex; age (classified); occupation; household income; employment; state.