International Relations (November 1955, Germany)

Attitude to problems of international policy.

Topics: Most important personal problems; attitude to various
countries and unification of Europe; assessment of the danger of war
and the peace efforts of the USA or the Soviet Union; desired political
orientation of the FRG; judgement on the Four-Power Conference;
attitude to NATO, NATO membership of the FRG, admission of China into
the UN, the Middle East Conflict as well as the conduct of foreign
powers in this conflict; attitude to western delivery of weapons to
Israel; party preference; membership in a trade union.

Demography: age (classified); sex; marital status; school education;
occupation; household income; head of household; state.

Interviewer rating: social class and willingness of respondent to
cooperate; city size; identification of interviewer; number of contact
attempts.