Attitudes to Security Policy in the Federal Republic (December 1985, I)

Judgement on questions of security policy.

Short interview after the Geneva Summit.

Topics: trust in the United States and the Soviet Union to solve the
problems in world politics; assessment of the seriousness of the
disarmament efforts of the two nations; extent to which informed about
the meeting of Reagan and Gorbachev in Geneva; judgement on the success
of the Geneva meeting; the significance of summit meetings for securing
peace; attitude to American development of anti-missile systems;
probability of an agreement on reduction of nuclear weapons; judgement
on the political intents and the conduct of negotiations by Gorbachev
and Reagan; expected political changes by Gorbachev; party preference.