Attitude to the Peace Movement

Attitude to defense policy questions, disarmament and the peace
movement.

Topics: political interest; knowledge about the time of installation
of new medium-range nuclear missiles; attitude to installation of new
nuclear missiles; perception of the new missiles as security or menace
for the Federal Republic; general attitude to selected forms of protest
against the new nuclear missiles and personal readiness to participate;
willingness to participate in a demonstration given expected conflicts
with the police; grouping with the greatest influence within the peace
movement; assumed military superiority of the East or West; judgement
on American and Soviet disarmament efforts; trust in the American and
Soviet government with political crises in the world; party preference
(Sunday question); behavior at the polls in the last Federal Parliament
election 1983; union membership; employment in the civil service.

Demography: sex; age; marital status; religious denomination;
respondent is person managing household; school degree; employment;
current occupation or occupation last exercised; employment in the
civil service; respondent is head of household; characteristics of head
of household; size of household; children in household; income
recipient in household; monthly net household income; monthly net
income of respondent.

Also encoded was: city size; state; ZIP (postal) code; identification
of interviewer.