Documents / FOIA release
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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with ussr presidential decree, outlining preps in leningrad, kaliningrad, novosibirsk and rostov on don. (4 min, sent: home 1600) 105 vyacheslav solovyev examining feelings of soviet ppl re upcoming 73d anniv gosr. (rpt enginter 041210, item 88 on 4 nov list) (arabic 1500 turkish 1400 portaf 041900 amharic 1500 hungarian 042000 viet 1400 camb 1100 1230 mand 1000 1400 indo 1300 1500 urdu 130 tamil 1400 malay 1200 burm 1430; anon: spanish 042100 portuguese 042100 kor 1100 tagalog 1300) 106 vyacheslav solovyev on controversy over how to mark gosr anniv on nov 7, noting lack of causes for celebration this year, pointing out it is no longer possible to celebrate events 73 years ago as a historic breakthrough, but marking them as installation of a totalitarian regime would only add to confrontation in an already disunited society, quoting ryzhkov stv intvw that playing down date would amount to disrespect for ppl who gave their lives for their nation, stressing that differences in attitudes to event should not hinder common sense and responsibility, for, in a civilized society, disagreement should not erupt into clashes. (6-3 min: enginter 1810 2110 engna 2300 enguk 2000 german 1600 portuguese 2100 spanish 2100 greek 2100 portaf 1900 polish 1600 hungarian 2000 serbo 1700 albanian 1600 bulgarian 1700 romanian 1700; anon: spanla 2300) 135 107 "vantage point": boris belitskiy marking anniv gosr, recalling leonid krasin, soviet statesman and diplomat, prominent during events of 73 years ago, noting a legendary ice-breaker named after him has been turned into a museum, reviewing history of ice-breaker and profiles krasin's life and career, noting his role in history of sov-british relations, hoping that museum will be a fitting memorial to a man who served cause of soviet-british relations so well. (5 min: enguk 2000) 136 108 valeriy (delovov) marking gosr anniv, recalling various aspects of soviet history, quoting vadim zagladin extensively. (7 min: portuguese 2100) 137 LIFE IN USSR 138 109 gorbachev address to meeting with soviet students. (c/r home 011653, item 120 on 1 nov list) (brief: finnish 011630) 139 110 anon account of gorbachev meeting with students, 1 nov. (rpt enginter 011810, item 124 on 1 nov list) (finnish 011630) 140 111 "who is who": stanislav pribylov intvw with vladimir ivashko, dep gen sec cpsu cc, answering viewers' questions on various socio-economic issues. (30 min, sent: tv 1625; brief: enginter 2200 engna 2300) 141 112 intvw with rep of soviet trade union on protection of laborers' rights. (13 min: mand 042200) 142 113 intvw with a.p. lapin, director all-union scientific institute for protection of labor of state commission for food and purchases, following all-union conf on labor safety held in orel. (4 min: mayak 1200) 143 114 anon intvw with vice president of (soveexportfilm) oleg (silkin), explaining his agency's aims of importing and distributing foreign films. (3.5 min: engna 2300) 144 TB0611142690TAKE7 145 115 intvw with vladimir (pankratov) of sci research institute attached to ussr prosecutor general's office. (rpt portuguese 032100, item 90 on 4 nov list) (portuguese 042100) 146 116 yakov belitskiy introducing feature on new publication 'almanakh' which contains info on local lore, citing article by valentin rasputin on lake baykal region. (6.5 min: home 0900) 147 117 intvw with publisher of 'russkiya bagatsva,' first private paper
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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.