International Relations (May 1965, Germany)

Attitude to problems of international policy and the USA-image of the
Germans.

Topics: Satisfaction with standard of living; contentment with life;
attitude to France, USA, Soviet Union, China, Italy and Great Britain;
judgement on foreign policy; assessment of the desire for peace and the
military strength of the two superpowers; judgement on the US-American
and Soviet relation in international matters; trust in the political
capabilities of the USA; assessment of the capability of the Soviet
Union and America in the areas of economy, culture, science, space
research, education and nuclear weapons; judgement on the importance of
landing on the moon; attitude to a united Europe; judgement on world
population growth and the population development in the FRG; attitude
to a birth control program in the FRG and in developing countries;
current politician idols in Europe and the rest of the world; trust in
the alliance partners; attitude to disarmament, the NATO, nuclear
weapons tests, the UN, the admission of China into the United Nations
and the Vietnam war; assessment of the race problems in the USA;
attitude to American private investments in the FRG; naming groups and
organizations in the FRG that are too influential; membership in a
trade union; party preference; religiousness.

Demography: age (classified); sex; occupation; state.

Interviewer rating: willingness of respondent to cooperate; difficulties in
answering questions; length of interview; presence of another person;
number of contact attempts; social class of respondent; city size; date
of interview.