International Relations (May 1957, Great Britain)

Assessment of international relations of the country and judgement on
American policies.

Topics: Views on various countries: Germany, France, Red-China,
Israel, Egypt, USSR and USA; assessment of the foreign policy of
America and the USSR; views about political personalities: Nasser,
Macmillan, Eisenhower, Bulganin and Gomulka; preference of respondent
on East-West orientation of the country; attitude to atomic energy;
danger of a world war as well as seriousness of the efforts of America
and the USSR to prevent one; attitude to unification of Western Europe;
expectations of a common European market; judgement on the chances of
realizing a Common Market; attitude to the Euratom-Plan; attitude to
the new defense plan of England; trust in NATO; judgement on the
strength of NATO; assessment of the conflict of Israel with its Arab
neighbors; attitude to American Middle East Policy; interest of
respondent in areas of American life: e.g. education, economy,
politics, culture and the race problem; assumed change of American
influence on Europe through unification of Europe; evaluation of
American influence on Europe; assumed agreement of American interests
with those of one´s own country; assumed dependence on the USA;
judgement on American policies; party preference.

Demography: sex; age (classified); school education; occupation.