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Commentary List-- Moscow Turkish 121800

Central Intelligence Agency · 1991-06-12 · 1 pages · text by GLM-OCR

This unclassified Central Intelligence Agency record, dated 12 June 1991, lists the contents of a Radio Moscow broadcast in Turkish at 1800 GMT. It logs news on Gorbachev's summit with Bush and his London visit, then commentaries on elections in the Russian Federation, Hungarian economic reform, the Middle East and Tariq Aziz's visit to Turkey. A feature program for Turkish listeners includes a three minute item on a listener's letter about flying objects.

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SUBJ commentary list -- moscow turkish 121800

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1 moscow radio moscow in turkish 1800 gmt 12 jun 91

2 //[reception: good]

3 news: gorbachev on summit with bush, visit to london. (2 min) (total news 11 min)

4 1201. "domestic and world events" program: a) unattributed reportage on elections in russian federation. (3 min); b) moscow radio correspondent interviews soviet representative to the international conference on european confederation held in prague. (2.5 min); c) aleksandr (shakel) commentary on economic reform efforts in hungary. (4 min); d) yuriy solton commentary on middle east. (3 min)

5 1202. aleksandr ivanov commentary on iraqi deputy premier tariq 'aziz visit to turkey. (3 min)

6 1203. "your northern neighbor, the soviet union" program: a) on problems faced by soviet citizens in summer season. (5 min); b) on inauguration ceremony held in moscow hospital built by turkish construction firm. (3 min); c) on a listener's letter on flying objects. (3 min).

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