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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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362 0030 Lyasy 363 LD1511201292TAKE5 364 Saturday 21 November 365 CIS TV 366 0655 Preview 367 0700 Novosti 368 0720 Gymnastics 369 0730 Saturday Morning of a Business Person 370 0830 Sport-chance 371 0900 Cartoon 372 0925 'EKO' ecological review 373 0940 UFOs: Unannounced Visit 374 1010 Autograph on Saturdays 375 1040 Technodrome 376 1050 Medicine for You 377 1130 Safe-Conduct 378 1200 "Business" 379 1210 History 380 1240 Feature film 381 1420 Cartoon 382 1430 "Politika" studio presents American TV program "Free Choice" with economist Milton Friedman -- pt. 1 "The Power of the Market" 383 1500 Novosti 384 1520 Chess 385 1630 Feature film 386 1720 In the World of Animals 387 1810 Red Square 388 1850 Cartoon 389 1915 Feature films 390 2045 Good Night, Children 391 2100 Novosti 392 2135 Preview 393 2140 Brain-ring 394 2230 Under the Sign of the Zodiac 395 0000 Novosti 396 0015 Preview 397 0020 "Sno-videniye" nighttime channel 398 Russian TV 399 0800 Vesti 400 0825 Multi-Pulti 401 0830 Bell-ringing festival 402 0900 "Conversations Without Ceremony" -- pt 1 403 0930 Program "03" 404 1000 Plus 11 405 1115 How Shall We Live? 406 1200 Feature film 407 1315 Feature film 408 1340 Peasant Question 409 1400 Vesti 410 1420 Zigzag of Success 411 1520 Pilgrim 412 1605 "Burda Moden" presents... 413 1635 Unknown Universe
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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.