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Cis TV Preview for 6-12 Jan

Central Intelligence Agency · 1992-01-06 · 7 pages · text by GLM-OCR

This unclassified Central Intelligence Agency message, dated 6 January 1992, relays a television program preview for the week of 6 to 12 January 1992. It lists daily schedules for Moscow's Ostankino network and Russian Television, drawn from SOVETSKAYA ROSSIYA and network previews, and notes that the BBC would monitor programs marked for checking. Listed items include a Yeltsin conversation, Christmas services and War and Peace, and Russian Television scheduled a program titled "UFOs" on 10 January.

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Shakhray (checking)

1900 Documentary

1940 Declaration of Love

1955 Advertisements

2000 Vesti

2020 New Year's Pie

2030 Documentary

2110 Fifth Wheel

2255 Advertisements

2300 Vesti

2330 Relay of Christmas church service

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CTV1E -- Tuesday, 7 January 1992

0700 Film

0830 Football review

0900 Film

0925 Film

1055 Rose parade. (News program in interval)

1345 Film

1430 Religious program

1500 News program

1520 Music

1605 Religious program

1615 Film

1745 Yalta-91

1800 News program

1820 Conversation with Russian President Yeltsin (checking)

1910 Film

2045 Good Night, Children

2100 News program

2135 Cartoons for adults

2155 Entertainment

0055 Film

RUSTV -- Tuesday, 7 January 1992

0800 French Language

0900 Concert

1000 Documentary

1100 Children's hour

1200 Film

1400 Vesti

1420 Film

1445 History of Russian costume

1535 TV channel "Fortune"

1845 Russian Parliamentary Herald

1900 Happy Christmas!

1955 Advertisements

2000 Vesti

2020 New Year's Pie

2030 Christmas carol singing

2055 "Benefis"

2300 Vesti

2325 Entertainment

0025 Nightmare on Pravda Street

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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. 7 pages are in the text index: search them above, or from the library's search.