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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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201 0900 Cartoon

202 0920 Film

203 1055 Children's Film Festival

204 1200 News

205 1220 Travel Club

206 1320 Health

207 1350 Commercial

208 1415 Stock Exchange Nesw

209 1500 News

210 1520 Classical music

211 1545 Anastasia

212 1555 Film

213 1700 Entertainment

214 1800 News

215 1820 Sports

216 1835 Man and Law

217 1915 Film

218 1945 Vid -- Field of Wonders

219 2045 Good Night, Children

220 2100 News

221 2135 Vid

222 RUSTV -- Friday, 10 January 1992

223 0800 Business Morning

224 0900 English

225 1000 UFOs

226 1045 Cartoon

227 1115 "Video-us"

228 1200 Film

229 1400 Vesti

230 1600 Films

231 1630 Russians, Russians

232 1725 Reconciliation

233 1805 Well Forgotten Past

234 1850 The Peasant Question

235 1925 Let Me Speak

236 1940 Home Club

237 1955 Advertisements

238 2000 Vesti

239 2020 New Year Pie

240 2030 Film

241 2120 Russian Federation Supreme Soviet Session

242 2155 Theme With Variations

243 2255 Advertisements

244 2300 Vesti

245 2320 Film

246 LD0601031592TAKE5

247 CTV1E -- Saturday, 11 January 1992

248 0730 Business news

249 0830 Cartoon

250 0845 Our Garden

251 0925 Open, Door!

252 0945 Music

253 1015 Business Club

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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.