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This Central Intelligence Agency release is a monitoring list dated 7 November 1990. It catalogs Soviet radio, television and TASS broadcasts from Moscow for that day. Most items cover the 73rd anniversary of the October Revolution, including Gorbachev's Red Square parade address, the alternative demonstrations and celebrations in the union republics. Other items deal with the Persian Gulf crisis, Cambodia, Afghanistan and the Soviet economy. One brief item notes a new Moscow almanac, 'We and UFOs', about alleged contacts with UFOs.
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krivosheyev notes successful cooperation between the two countries so far, as well as optimism of both sides for further promotion of mutual contacts. president of europe plus talks about french-soviet cultural cooperation and future projects of cultural exchanges. krivosheyev concludes his review by stating that the summit took place in a cordial atmosphere and that it would encourage the further development of all aspects of french-soviet relations. (15 min: frenchinter 061800) TB0811150890TAKE4 63 TB0811150890TAKE4 64 AFRICA 54 "africa as we see it": aleksey litvinov on political situation in nigeria, quoting babangida on political bumpy ride in country, criticizing system of military govt in country (3.5 min); aleksey grigoryev on prospects of trade between ussr and africa (rpt engafr 031700, segment item 25 on 3 nov list). (engafr 1700 2000) 66 55 "ussr-africa, contacts and contracts". (rpt engafr 031700, item 26 on 3 nov list) (engafr 1700) 67 56 "program for farmers". (rpt engafr 252000, item 55 on 26 oct list) (engafr 062000) 68 57 georgiy kuznetsov on soviet peace cmtee's ties with its counterparts in africa, saying friendly relations enjoyed with peace cmtees of many african countries, noting recent soviet peace cmtee delegation visit to zambia. (5 min: engafr 062000) 69 58 review listeners letters on effects of soviet foreign policy and ussr's increasing rapprochement with west on economic aid to africa. (rpt engafr 022000, item 30 on 3 nov list) (engafr 062000) 70 59 vladislav chernukha on postponement of fifth round of talks between angolan govt and unita. (rpt enginter 061510, item 53 on 6 nov list) (spanla 0200 amharic 061500 somali 061600 swahili 061700) 71 60 "friendship forum by radio": tass intvw with (yevgeniy groskov) one of four soviet volunteers working in Ethiopia with soviet-u.s. joint construction service, planning to construct agricultural and fish farming cooperatives, on what they are doing. (15 min: amharic 061500) 72 61 report on second meeting to research somali history at town 400 miles north-east of paris. (20 min, incl music: somali 061600) 73 62 historical report on ties between russia and south africa, noting russia was sympathetic toward afrikaaners during 1899-1902 war in south africa, incl report on cultural ties between two countries. (15 min: engafr 1830) 74 63 anon on conflict between anc, pac, inkatha, saying recent conflicts broke out at time when many blacks are ready to forget their differences and negotiate in unity about their future with de klerk administration. (3 min: amharic 1500) 75 64 anon on situation in rsa, noting students' boycott of exams and stance of anc and azapo. (4 min: swahili 1700) 76 65 anon on black factional violence in south africa. (5 min: somali 1600) 77 PERSIAN GULF 78 66 yuriy solton on u.s. sec of state james baker's mission to mideast and europe. (rpt enginter 031210, item 34 on 3 nov list) (finnish 031630) 79 67 yuriy solton pointing to preparations being made to launch attack on iraq. (rpt enginter 061210, item 63 on 6 nov list) (enginter 0910 spanla 0200 finnish 061630 somali 061600 swahili 061700 persian 061500 jap 061200 mand 1000) 80 68 anon on danger of war in persian gulf. (rpt spancuba 060130, item 67
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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.