Political and Economic Attitudes of the Population of Berlin (April - June 1968)

Attitude to political questions and assumed stand of the western powers
on Berlin.

Topics: Assessment of the political development of Berlin in the next
few years; assumed attitudes of the governments in France, England and
the USA to Berlin; assessment of the bond of Berlin to the Federal
Republic; significance of the presence of the western powers for one´s
remaining in Berlin; local ties; concerns about an impending economic
crisis; satisfaction with the policies of the federal chancellor and
the mayor; attitude to students; understanding of democracy; political
interest.

Demography: age (classified); sex; marital status; number of children
in household; religious denomination; school education; vocational
training; professional position; employment; income; size of household;
management district.

Also encoded was: date of interview.