Political and Economic Attitudes of the Population of Berlin (May - December 1965)

Judgement on the political situation of Berlin as well as attitude to
economic development and research.

Topics: Attitude to the political development in West Berlin;
judgement on the situation of Berlin; ties to Berlin; satisfaction with
the policies of Federal Chancellor Erhard and Brandt; assumed interest
of the western powers in the situation in Berlin and attitude to the
recommendations of the Soviet Union to solve the Berlin question;
visits in the east sector of the city and assumed lengthening of the
pass agreement; political interest and political participation;
understanding of democracy; attitude to the socially-oriented market
economy; judgement on the price development and effects of automation;
attitude to government expenditures for military research; judgement on
the technical status of German industrial production and attitude to
government expenditures to promote technical progress; judgement on the
number of students; consumer habits; savings habits; vacation trips;
personal opinion leadership in political and economic questions; media
usage; self-assessment of social class affiliation; religiousness;
party preference; date of interview.

Demography: age (classified); sex; marital status; number of children;
religious denomination; school education; vocational training;
professional position; employment; income; household income; size of
household; composition of household; head of household; regional
origins; refugee status.