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This unclassified Central Intelligence Agency message, dated 16 November 1990, is a consolidated list of Moscow radio, TV and TASS items monitored that day. It lists reports on Gorbachev's 16 November address to the USSR Supreme Soviet, the Persian Gulf crisis, Soviet-Canadian talks, nuclear tests, East European party leaders' meeting, and the Soviet economy. One Korean-language youth program item notes new Soviet publications on UFOs.
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## UNCLASSIFIED army. (4 min, sent: tv 2057) 31 25 dispatch by anatoliy (styopkin) on visit to soviet troops in german city of frankfurt/oder, including talks with bundeswehr and soviet officers on their contacts. (6 min: german 1600) 32 26 anon on german-polish border accord 14 nov. (3 min: jap 151000) 33 27 talk with mayor of german city of biberach, klaus wilhelm hoffmann, who participates in moscow in the current round table on moral dimension of the european process, on measures to be taken in order to guarantee human rights in europe. (5 min: german 1600) 34 NATO/WEST EUROPE 35 28 yuriy solton on vienna meeting and agreement between warsaw pact and nato. (rpt spanla 152300, item 40 on 15 nov list) (spancuba 0130 albanian 151600) 36 TB1711120190TAKE2 37 29 yuriy gospelov on ending of visit to ussr by NATO delegation, noting that such visits will assist building of mutual confidence and understanding. (3 min: portuguese 152100 turkish 1400) 38 30 viktor mikhayev intvws yuriy belyabin, head of soviet delegation attending vienna csce talks, he talks of cornerstone of document being democracy, and expectancy of paris conference, noting there are other draft documents to be approved, on conventional weapons reduction and declaration of vto-nato relations. (3 min: enginter 1210 1510 1810 2110 portbraz 2200 german 1600 portafr 1900 dari 1500 albanian 1600 polish 1600) 39 31 intvws with radio moscov corrs in finland, poland and czechoslovakia re central european countries' high-level officials' meeting held in paris. (11 min: korean 0900) 40 32 viktor glazunov on recent bundestag debate on treaties between unified germany and ussr and poland summarizing chancellor kohl's stmts, glazunov stresses that the treaties are the basis of common european home. they open new chapter in european history. (4 min: german 1600) 41 33 "good evening, austria": tass info from soviet union and austria (3 min); excerpt from lev rasgon memories of encounter with austrian inmate of stalinist prison camp (6 min); stmt by (jan stankowski), a austrian economist, on necessity of convertibility of currencies in eastern europe in order to make economies competitive (4 min); report on musical contacts in the framework of the austro-soviet friendship society (9 min); intvw with deputy head of sverdlovsk section of ausstro-soviet friendship society (3 min). (36 min, overall incl music: germaust 1925) 42 34 "vantage point": boris belitskiy on visit of landsbergis to britain and describes him as being undemocratic, citing appeal published by lithuanian mass media to nation claiming opposite. (enguk 2000) 43 35 "young listeners' club." (rpt frenchinter 101800, item 49 on 11 nov list) (frenchinter 151800) 44 36 reports on 15 nov moscow meeting between gorbachev and achille occhetto, italian comparty gen sec, with gist remarks exchanged. (c/r tassr 151638, item 44 on 15 nov list) (50 text: tasse 0428; 1.5-one min: engna 0000 spanish 152100 serbo 151700 mand 152000 0100; brief: spancuba 0130 spanla 0200) 45 37 anatoliy potapov on gorbachev's scheduled working visit to italy during which friendship/cooperation treaty is expected to be signed, quoting andreotti on his expectations re treaty and importance of such treaties for european security. (5-3 min: enginter 1210 1510 1810 enguk 2000
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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. 10 pages are in the text index: search them above, or from the library's search.