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This Central Intelligence Agency message dated 15 November 1992 passes along the CIS television schedule for the week of 16 to 22 November. It is drawn from the 14 November edition of SEM DNEY. The document lists the daily programs on CIS TV and Russian TV, including news bulletins, soap operas, films, cartoons and a documentary series about Stalin. It also lists a Saturday program titled "UFOs: Unannounced Visit." It draws no conclusions and offers no analysis.
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99 1750 Press express 100 1800 Novosti 101 1820 Preview 102 1825 The Ostankino inter-state TV channel presents (CHECKING) 103 1900 Soap opera 104 1945 Music show 105 2000 Theme (chat show) 106 2045 Good night, children 107 2100 Novosti 108 2135 Preview 109 2140 TV drama 110 2245 Military review (incluidng features on veterans, how space launches affect the climate, report from an aircraft carrier, report from a border guards' post, round-up of international military affairs) 111 2315 Movie program 112 0000 Novosti (in the break) 113 0050 Music/variety show 114 0140 Movie 115 Russian TV 116 0800 Vesti 117 0825 Time for businesspeople 118 0855 Without retouching 119 0950 Leisure 120 1005 Moscow-Berlin, train to a new (school/college) term 121 1035 The monster - documentary on Stalin (CHECKING) 122 1130 Nostalgic sittings 123 1200 Movie 124 1330 Cartoon 125 1335 TINKO 126 1340 The peasant question 127 1400 Vesti 128 1600 Tele-exchange 129 1630 Children's program 130 1650 Cartoon 131 1700 Tom-Tom Novosti 132 1715 Transrosefir 133 1800 The watchmaker 134 1830 Parliamentary herald 135 1845 Christ and the anti-Christ 136 1930 New name 137 1945 A holiday every day 138 1955 Commercial break 139 2000 Vesti 140 2020 Commercial break 141 2025 Soap opera 142 2115 The fruits of enlightenment: on Karpov street 143 2200 Another man's hangover 144 2255 Commercial break 145 2300 Vesti 146 2325 Sport 147 2330 At the Russian Supreme Soviet 148 0000 Music show 149 0030 Solo on presents
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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.