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Comlist: Moscow Consolidated 5 Nov 90

Central Intelligence Agency · 1990-11-05 · 9 pages · text by GLM-OCR

This unclassified CIA-distributed listing, dated 5 November 1990, catalogs Radio Moscow and TASS broadcasts from that day by topic and language service. It covers the Persian Gulf crisis, European arms control and the CFE agreement, Soviet-US exchanges, Afghanistan, Moldova, the Soviet economy and the anniversary of the October Revolution. Under Space/Science, one item is an 8.5-minute Mandarin broadcast about the Soviet magazine "UFO and Us." The document gives no further UFO detail.

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has become fashionable nowadays, warns against such a trend and cites various documents and fact attempting to prove that lenin and his comrades-in-arms were not that bad and that their actions, which may seem of dubious moral qualities today, were conditioned by their time and circumstances. (35 min: home 1700)

78 summaries pravda report by yugoslav journalist (milija komanina) on future of socialism in multiparty politics. (3 min: albanian 1600 bulgarian 1700 romanain 1700)

98 WARSAW PACT

99 79 talk about changes in warsaw pact. (c/r intvw with gen vladimir lobov, in enginter 311210, item 91 on 31 oct list) (3 min, poor: finnish 311630) 100 MILITARY

101 80 anon on problems on scrapping or converting sophisticated weapons, supplying figures on financial aspects gained from experiments conducted in frg land of lower saxony. (3 mn: german 1600) 102 SPACE/SCIENCE

102 SPACE/SCIENCE

103 81 intvw with toyohiro akiyama of tbs, to be first jap journalist to board soviet space ship mir. (6 min: jap 041200)

104 82 anon on soviet magazine "ufo and us." (8.5 min: mand 0700)

105 83 "science and engineering". (rpt engna 020000, item 97 on 2 nov list) (enginter 0910 engna 0000)

106 NATIONALITIES

107 84 "cultural life of various soviet nationalities": incl discussion on meaning of culture, music, opera. (22 min: mand 1000 1400)

108 TB0611142490TAKE5

109 85 intvw with (telman gdlan), people's deputy of ussr and armenia. (12 min: polish 1600)

110 86 vladislav solovyov on georgia's first multi-party elections. (rpt serbo 311700, item 100 on 31 oct list) (finnish 311630)

111 87 vitaliy gurov on georgian elections won by roundtable. (rpt enginter 021210, item 102 on 2 nov list) (finnish 021630)

112 88 vitaliy gurov on situation in moldova, hoping for success of deadline for disbanding volunteer units and removal of weapons, pinning hopes for settlement on reconciliation commission, recalling gorbachev's meeting with local leaders. (5-3 min: enginter 1210 1510 1810 2110 enguk 2000 german 1600 portuguese 2100 dari 1500 turkish 1400 portafr 1900 albanian 1600 bulgarian 1700 romanian 1700 polish 1600 hungarian 2000 serbo 1700 urdu 1300 tamil 1400 burm 1430 indo 1300 1500 tagalog 1300 viet 1400 lao 1030 1300 camb 1100 mand 1000; anon: portbraz 2200 2300 spanla 2300 spanish 2100 mand 1400)

113 89 tass corrs anatoli golya/aleksandr tanas kishiniv dispatch on opening in tiraspol of conciliation commission to discuss normalization of political and social situation in moldova, citing chmn conciliation commission and moldovan comparty leader pyotr luchinsky republican television intvw, on meetings with dniester and gagauz reps, noting recent moldovan parliament adopting decision to disband all volunteer units. (240 text: tasse 1509)

114 90 account 4 nov tass on events in moldova followed by barkhatov intvw with unidentified man denying allegations of pogrom in moldova, incl intvw with dubossary deputy. (4 min, sent: tv 0930)

115 91 natalya vartanyan on food shortages in komi, mordovia, incl radio hook-up with syktyvkar of komi and saransk of mordovia, incl intvw with yevgeniy zubarev in syktyvkar and viktor zhivayev in saransk. (8 min:

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FOIA release, from the cia-readingroom collection. The PDF is mirrored here; the original link is above. The text was read from the page images by GLM-OCR; expect the odd misread word. 9 pages are in the text index: search them above, or from the library's search.