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Comlist: Moscow Consolidated 13 Nov 90

Central Intelligence Agency · 1990-11-13 · 9 pages · text by GLM-OCR

This unclassified Central Intelligence Agency release is a Moscow Consolidated comlist dated 13 November 1990. It indexes Soviet radio, TV and TASS items from that day by topic. Listed items include the opening of the world trade union congress and Gorbachev's address to military deputies. The index also covers Yeltsin's report to the RSFSR Supreme Soviet on his meeting with Gorbachev, the Gulf crisis and the Soviet-German treaty. Its only UFO reference is a four-minute item on the first issue of a new Soviet magazine, "We and the UFO's."

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king to convene arab summit to find solution to gulf crisis (rpt enginter 121210, item 65 on 12 nov list); soviet press review on france, quoting pravda on dumas statement following meeting with baker in paris; izvestiya on french-german relations and intvw with french secretary of state stoleru; komsomolskaya pravda on trans-siberia expedition (3 min).

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13 "straight from horse's mouth": anon on waterways industry department paper quoting interior ministry officials on rise of organized crime, in comparison with italian problems; quoting yuriy marinchev on durability of cooperations in new conditions; summary moscow poisk, quoting sociologist on difficulties of transition to market economy; summary argumenty i fakti on three alternatives to solve country's chronic food shortages. (8.5 min: enguk 2000)

15 TB1411155590TAKE1

16 DISARM

17 14 tass london dispatch, on seminar re non-proliferation of nuclear weapons which took place in british parliament. (approx 350 words: tassr 1605)

18 UNITED STATES

19 15 anon diplomatic corr on results of baker's visits to gulf, europe and moscow. (rpt enginter 111210, item 19 on 11 nov list) (finnish 111630)

20 16 tass analyst boris grishchenko on 12 nov moscow meeting between soviet-american specialists to discuss conversion of munitions industry. (470 text sent: tasse 0900)

21 AMERICAS

22 17 undatelined tass roundup of situation in central america. (approx 950 words: tassr 0307)

23 18 (sergey koskin) on investigation conducted by south american peace commission on dangerous waste sent to latam by industrialized countries. (rpt spanla 122300, item 21 on 12 nov list) (spancuba 0130)

24 19 intvw with costa rican ambassador praising soviet foreign policy, noting nobel peace prize awarded to gorbachev. (3 min: spanla 2300)

25 20 "glances": intvw with cuban cultural attache on life, activities of cuban students in ussr. (16 min, incl music: spancuba 0130)

26 21 leonid levchenko on document submitted by un secretary general on human rights violation in el salvador. (3 min: portbraz 2200 spanla 2300)

27 22 leonid levchenko on results of guatemalan presidential elections. (rpt portbraz 122200, item 23 on 12 nov list) (spancuba 0130)

28 23 intvw with azerbaijan's cultural delegation that visited mexico, noting activities developed in this country. (3 min: spanla 2300)

29 GERMANY

30 24 gorbachev's remarks at unspecified occasion on opportunity for starting coop between germany and soviet union. (brief: finnish 111630)

31 25 nikolay gratsianov on soviet-german treaty. (3 min: finnish 111630)

32 26 "topical subject": intvw with stepan sitaryan, dep council of ministers chmn, on ways of implementing newly signed soviet-german friendship and coop treaty. (7 min: german 1700)

33 27 tass diplomatic corr andrey surzhansky intvw with vitaly zhurkin, director of institute for european studies, on how recent soviet-german treaty will help reforms in ussr. (300 text: tasse 1132 tassr 0638)

34 28 political observer aleksandr zholkver on moscow press conf by walter momper, mayor of berlin, on results of his moscow visit and address to session of moscow soviet. (4 min: mayak 1730)

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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.