Attitudes to Security Policy in the Federal Republic (June 1988)

Judgement on questions of security policy and international questions.
Defense of the Federal Republic. Topics: Attitude to the Soviet Union
and the USA; trust in the Soviet Union and the United States; feeling
of community with the other countries of Western Europe and affiliation
of the Soviet Union and USA in this community of nations; extent of
connection of West German foreign policy with American; influence of
the United States on domestic policy development in the Federal
Republic; degree of personal freedom in the USA as well as in the
Soviet Union; economic advantages as adequate substitute for small
personal freedoms in the USSR; appropriateness of the criticism of
western politicians of human right violations in the Soviet Union; arms
control treaties only in concert with improvement in the human rights
situation in the USSR; attitude to neutrality in the political dispute
between the United States and the Soviet Union; probability of war in
the next five years; trust in defense measures to protect the country;
attitude to strong national defense and necessity of the military
presence of the USA in Europe; personal defense readiness; the country
with the greatest military threat to the Federal Republic;
classification of the seriousness of a military threat on the part of
the USSR; importance of strong national defense forces in connection
with Gorbachev´s policies; the country with the greatest defense
readiness for the Federal Republic; trust in defense preparedness of
the USA; NATO or Warsaw Pact with an overweight of nuclear military
forces; NATO overweight or equivalence with conventional military
forces as guarantor of security in Western Europe; attitude to an
increase in defense expenditures in the Federal Republic; assumed major
reason for retention of Soviet military forces in Eastern Europe and
American military forces in Western Europe; attitude to a reduction in
military forces; most important reasons for strengthening conventional
military forces of the NATO countries; attitude to NATO membership of
the Federal Republic and most important reasons for as well as against
NATO membership; trust in NATO; attitude to alternative alliances or
remaining in NATO; attitude to common military maneuvers with France;
necessity of nuclear weapons for deterrence; attitude to elimination of
nuclear weapons and NATO; assumed remains of nuclear weapons in the
Soviet Union after fulfillment of the INF treaty; attitude to nuclear
defense through the NATO (scale); interest in politics; possession of
telephone; self-classification on a left-right scale; visit to the
United States; studying in the United States; party preference (Sunday
question); behavior at the polls in the last Federal Parliament
election. Also encoded was: administrative district and ZIP (postal)
code.

关于安全政策与国际问题的判断、德意志联邦共和国（Federal Republic of Germany）的国防。主题包括：对苏联与美国的态度；对苏联及美国的信任度；与西欧其他国家的共同体归属感及苏联、美国是否属于该国家共同体；西德外交政策与美国外交政策的关联程度；美国对德意志联邦共和国内政发展的影响；美国及苏联的个人自由度；苏联的经济优势是否可作为对有限个人自由的充分替代；西方政客对苏联侵犯人权行为的批评是否恰当；军备控制条约是否应仅在苏联人权状况改善的前提下达成；对美苏政治争端中中立立场的态度；未来五年内发生战争的可能性；对本国防御措施的信任度；对加强国防及美国在欧洲驻军必要性的态度；个人防御准备状态；对德意志联邦共和国构成最大军事威胁的国家；苏联军事威胁的严重程度分级；戈尔巴乔夫政策背景下强大国防力量的重要性；对德意志联邦共和国而言防御准备最充分的国家；对北约（NATO）的信任度；对德意志联邦共和国增加国防开支的态度；苏联在东欧驻军及美国在西欧驻军的主要原因推测；对削减军事力量的态度；德意志联邦共和国加入北约的主要支持与反对理由；对北约成员身份的态度；对选择其他联盟或继续留在北约的态度；对与法国进行联合军事演习的态度；核武器对威慑的必要性；对消除核武器与北约的态度；《中导条约》（INF Treaty）履行后苏联剩余核武器的推测；对北约核防御的态度（量表）；政治兴趣；电话拥有情况；左右翼政治光谱的自我定位；访美经历；赴美留学经历；政党偏好（周日调查问题）；上届联邦议院选举投票行为。此外还编码了：行政区及邮政编码（ZIP code）。