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Cis TV Preview 16-22 Nov

Central Intelligence Agency · 1992-11-15 · 10 pages · text by GLM-OCR

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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256 0150 film

257 Russian TV

258 0800 Vesti

259 0825 Time for Business People

260 0855 documentary

261 0945 Leisure

262 1000 K-2 Presents

263 1030 The Unknown Universe

264 1100 Exotica

265 1200 soap opera

266 1250 Travel club

267 1335 "Tinko"

268 1340 Peasant Question

269 1400 Vesti

270 1600 Understanding the Market

271 1630 music

272 1700 Tam-Tam News

273 1715 Transrosefir

274 1800 Reports from NATO (CHECKING)

275 1830 Parliamentary Herald

276 1845 drama

277 1945 Every Day a Holiday

278 1955 advertisements

279 2000 Vesti

280 2020 advertisements

281 2025 soap opera

282 2115 The World of Cars

283 2145 Special Commercial Diary

284 2200 On the Political Olympus (CHECKING)

285 2255 advertisements

286 2300 Vesti

287 2325 sport

288 2330 At the Russian Federation Supreme Soviet session

289 0000 Art-Shelling

290 LD1511200392TAKE4

291 Friday 20 November

292 CIS TV

293 0555 Preview

294 0600 Novosti

295 0620 Morning Exercises

296 0630 Utro

297 0845 The Firm Guarantees

298 0900 Novosti

299 0920 Kiddi-Viddi

300 0935 soap opera

301 1020 cartoon

302 1040 Travelers' Club

303 1130 In America With Taratuta

304 1200 Novosti

305 1220 film

306 1330 cartoon

307 1335 film

308 1500 Novosti

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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.