TAKE 1 OF SEVERAL -- COMMENTARY LIST: MOSCOW CONSOLIDATED 5 JUN 82

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• Collection: General CIA Records
• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): CIA-RDP94-01353R001700040013-9
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• Document Creation Date: December 20, 2016
• Document Release Date: October 16, 2007
• Sequence Number: 13
• Publication Date: June 5, 1982
• Content Type: REPORT

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ThKL '1 OF ci:''EP.~I COi1 E 'TARY I I STI MOSC Th CONSOLIDATED 5
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YUR;Y KUAALAD1E' LONDON REPORT ON FORTWCOMI+IG DEMONSTRATION;
W PROTEST AGAINST PLANNED -UEPLOVMENT- OF NEW GENERATION nF
,S; NUCLEAR MISSILES ON BRITISH TERRITORY; t2 MIn~;
LL,--9
SUtjM,IT, ANl) PEAGa1'0S INTENTION OF PRE5SUPIrI2 ALLIES IN U ST I TIC+~
A A2 PAVEL KA.SPANOV REPORTS ON VERSAILLES WESTERN ECONOMIC
ait'J'' T E R C ?.,
LINN, 'KITH SOCIALIST COUNTRIESi FRNECH DISSENT TO THIS APPROACH
A DINED BY FRG A;rD ITALY, (2 MINI HOME 1700)
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7 T I KHO141V REMARKS. ON I NTNATL ISSUES DURING INTERVIEW
PF_.RSIAN W414140 11 ' FRENCHAF.R 042009 I NGSA 10 P i0o
WITH CHIEF EDITOR OF INDIAN PAPER PATRIOT; (MAYAK 010937) (3.4
6 YUU'j'H PROGRAM I I NCLi SHEZHNEV GREETINGS MSG 'TO 11TH
rlFl?Y ASSF
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9 YOUTH PROGRAM. I NCL, SREZHNEV MSG TO WFDY 14 MIN.); NOTE; ON
CG"GRESS OF DRENCH YOUNG COMMUNISTS NUW TAKING PLACE IN PVRYj
OU.,T I SIG KOMS40L (GREETINGS MSG; (FRENCH J630)
ENG I LATER. 041300) (ENG i NTER 0800-Z10 TAFR 04l. HUNG
V" YEVGENIY GRIGORYEV ON VERSAILLES SUMMIT; (RPT
l.~ It (OLEG A41CHKIN) ON VERSAILLES SUMMIT; SAYS THAT EVEN
i6- i VARIOUS NATO PARTNERS. STATES A CONSIDERABLE DETERIORATION CF' ATMOS?~
PW RE WITHI>?I ALLIANCE'. DEALS WITH SIGNIFICANCE-OF EUROPEka
CU' TIiNENT FOR ' IiNTERNATIONAL' POLICY; IT BECOMES MORE AN MORE'
OUVI'US THAT EUHOP AM PARTNERS OF USA WANT TO DECIDE THEMSELVES
HcIR FIITI)RE, THEY WANT' TO SURVIVE. 01a RESIST U;St
STAT
'?NTH SOVIET 90C; (i9 MINt POOR T' GERMAN 15ePANISH 11
DEMA!DS FUR STATIONING GF FURTHER NUCLEAR MISSILES ON EUROPEAN
TERRITOHY AND FOR A CONTINUED INCREASE IN THEIR MILITARY BULGETS;
tits; ARMAMENT EFFORTS. RESULT IN-DETERIORATION I N ECONOMIC, F:I ELD
OWTLINES. ECONOMIC ADVAINTAGES TO WEST EUROPEAN STATES OF COOPERATION
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k4 Y11Fi I Y I ZHAcL, CHMN. USSR STATE COMMITTEE F`OR HYDRO.?
'~%TE08OLOGY AND ENV I RONiM;ENNTAL' MCN' I TOR I N'G, INTERVIEWED
IN CON\!ECTI(Y- WITH WORLD ENVIRONMENT PROTECTION DAY;: ELARpRATING,
ON SnV I UT I NV I RON,MENTAL' PROTECTION MEASURES AND PROCESSES,
NUTI~'G NEED FOR. GREATER: INTNATL; COOPERATION IN RESOLVING ISSUES
SUCH AS PQLLQTIU`4
OF OCEANS; iMAYAK 0900 HOME 1500j
P.
L REVIEW IF SOV I ET? PRESS' ITEMS MARKING I NTNATL~ ENVIRONMENTAL
PROTECTION DAY: QUOTING IGNATY NQVIKQV PRAVUA, SOTSIALISTICHESKAYA
It4DUSTR4YA AND SOVETSKAYA ROSSIYA: (400 TEXTi
TASSt' 1452 TASSR 0745)
).h? A"JQN ITEMS, PEGGED TO I NTN'ATL ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION
OAY, REV I EW I ';G SnV I ET EFFORTS TO PROTECT ENV I RO4MENT. TOUCHING,
CN I NTNATL COOPERATIONS (5r4 MINI GERMAN 160MAN I AN
P 1 ANnSEA 123r ;
17 A"JONJ ON TASHKENT INTNATE,; FILM FESTIVAL; NOTING THAT NO
OTHLP FESTIVAL PPQ%I I DES SUCH A BROAD OPPORTU"I TY 'FOR MCV I E I "DUSTR I EG
OF DEVELOPING: 4uUNTkIES TO SHOW THEIR PRODUCTSs ITS. DISTINGUISHING.
FtATUkE IS ITS ivnN.CUMMERCIAL NATURE AND ITS ATMOSPHERE FAVORABLE,
FOR CONTACTS; (ENGNA 22(00)
4JUr'dlr
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18 AVON ON RECEINT' TASHKENT AFROASIANmLATAM FILM
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FESTIVAL; COmMENTING ON FILMS: SHOWN, i5 MINI VIET 1000)
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LFI0Q,so-: I';CE, LJTE: u' Ri~CL::T ;.{~Cv'?1 ? T~vATL
LITiCAL SO%~G F'rSTIVAL+ NOTI,,G PARTICIPATION! OF AiNU CONTACTS
RET(?,1'l:N~' CDt~;TESTA''TS OF MANY DIFFERENT r,iATIONALITIES, OUOTI'O
S;i"rl`-T ~TUDE`JT U"' HIS DUET WITH MADAGASOANV STUDE`?!T; INTOUSSIST'
r.FFIGI. L, SS:RGE:Y `!IKITI?' OUTLINES FACILITIES FOR FOREIGN
TUt.'KISTS ja USSR# '' TINE I`+GREASING' 'U"BER OF TOURISTS FROM -
IrSTFk ! ('U!.!' TRIES', C ENGAFR 1700 )
2~ RADIO ROUM'UTABLE, (RPT FRENCH 041630) CFRENNCH 1730)
21 cUESTIOJ AND ANSWER PROGRAM: NOTES ON VARIOUS NATIONALITIES
ITHIN USSR; PREPARATIONS FOR CELEBRATION OF 60TH ANNIV OF, .
!SSk; PLIOT OF HIORA+"T wORKERS IN CAPITALIST WEST EUROPEAN
cou, TFt i ES, CITING LETTERS FROM SPANIARDS WORKING IN BELGIUM
4 r FRG REPORTING HoST I LI TY AND ' BAD TREATMENT; (SPA" I SH 2130)
TAKsr 2 OF SEVERAL, COMMENTARY' LIST: MOSCOW
CO SnLIDATED 5 JIN 82
LI) 69,233
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22 MAILDAG FOR BRITISH LISTENERSs INCL: REPLIES OWN
SOVIET VIEW THAT FALKLANDS DISPUTE SHOULD BE RESMLVED THROUGH:
PEACEFUL NEGOTIATIONS; PRESENTATION OF: SOVIET HONORS,
AWARDS, AND DECORATIONS. TO OUTSTANDING FOREIGNERS; RECALLING OUT--
STAND I t'U F O 8 9'I GN (iECIP IENTS? OF SOVIET ' ORDERS I N RECENT YEARS;
4UCLEAR ARMS A?U THOSE + HAVING. POTENTIAL: TO PRODUCE NUCLEAR' ARMS:
`6
(ENGI1K 1900)
23 MA;CSAG FOR AFRICAi INC1lREPLY ON NUMBER OF COUNTR'IES.HAVING
CONSEwUENCES OF-NUCLEAR WAR; SOVIET EFFORTS TO REDUCE DANGER.i
OF NUCLEAR CONFLICT $ AMERICAN EFFORTS' TO ATTAIN MILITARY SUPERIORITY-
UPERIORITY f
MOST POPULOUS CITY IN WORLD-BEING SHANGHAI'. (ENGAFR-1700)
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4 r,F Sr;Ip iflGH YOUR LETTERS; VLADI4R 0STROGORSKIY
E!1OS FF;OiM A`ID Cc)11ME'"TS ON LETTERS DEALI`'G WITH PEACE MOVEMENTS,
SU~'Ir:'I' h?ADI''ESS F'r)K DISARMAMENT ANU OTHER TOPICS; (12
P Rt fl9MAti 150?)
4 J IN! ,
25 RRAVDA EDITORIAL'ARTICLE', 4-JUNE-0 ON PRESIDENT REAGAN+S
kAY SQFECH REGAHDIr,!G STRATEGIC ARMS REDUCTION; ('T SSE 031653)
6 3' MINI ENGINTER W
PORTAFR 04184 F'RENCMAFR U ,4i'00
HINDI 113 VIET iDP LAO 11
t1bo
'ih!S PERSIAN 04 3P1 110
(a`+A (0423;7 SPANCU9A 0
OZFCWISLDVAK 1500 NG 0417
26 YURIY SOLTAri DISCUSSES. SOVIET VIEWS ON SALT"' POINTING! TO
WILL GR REACHED IF CRUISE MISSILES ARE' EXCLUDED PROM SALT'
AGREEMEINT, RAPS USA AND WESTERN ATTITUDE. OF INSURING
SUPREMACY OVER USSR; (ENG I NTER: 130 16 20 SRANLA 23 d'I-TAL I AN
1,7 2, PORT 183. GERMAIV 150 NN I SH 1 O PERSIAN 163A---ARAS I C,
~ (u TURK & 1(, SUL- 156 POLISH 18 f0 ERGO 1 193URDU~
N TANCE ATTACHED RY USSR; TO NUCLEAR ARMS REDUCTION
GREEMEiNTi SAYING THAT PROBABLY NO AGREEMENT BETWEEN TWO SIDES
27 I(0R DMITRIYEV REFERS TO REPORT OF: COMMISSION HEADED By
RMR ! SWkD I SH PREMIER, PALMS i THAT USA AND USSR :HAVE OVERALL!
LAJ
NUCLEAR PARITY A','U THAT' THEREFORE TWO COUNTRIES SHOULD START
MEGOT I AT I ONS FROM POSITION OF: EQUA1.'ITY; CONTINUES TO CRITICIZE
I1SA FOR SEEKING REDUCTION OF CERTAIN SOVIET INSTALLATIONS'
WHILE CL-AVING' THOSE OF: USA UNTOUCHEDi THUS ACHIEVING UiS; SUPERIOR
c E . K .L.7 Jt EivGNA 2CD0) 0 5 Jug. 1c11)
J'" STARTED BY PREVIOUS ADMINISTRATIONS; tENGUK 1900' ENGNA 2200)
28 VLADISLAV KOZYAKOV ELABORATES ON PORTION GREZHNEV'S.SPEECH
T DINN'~R IN HONOR OF! HUSAK; RELATING. TO SOVIET WILLINGNESS-TO'
CEP TER TALKS WITH USA ON NUCLEAR: ARMS; CHARGES THAT' REAGAN~
?ADM1iISTRATION HAS HELD BACK PROCESS OF MUTUAL DISARM WITH USSR
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F '. NSARMAMENT' AiVD BANNING-OF NUCLEAR:-WEAPONS, REITERATES: SOVIET
317 ALEKSA;NOR ZHQLKVER OiN UPCOM I CIO IJNSC SESSION 7 JUNE ON , D I SARM-
ArET PU I rNFREE Z.U~`L I",1 CENTRAl: EUROPE Al PROPOSED UY
1,',-~Ei'E" i~FjvT ?AL+1E CG'AMISSION OFFICIAL WASHINGTON EVLDE.,lTLY
Vi E.'0 THIS AS' COUNTER TO I'JTERESTS. OF SECURITY 1r! WESTERN
ELQ,Vfm L; IT '"'O1!LD 0E REASONABLE TO EXPECT ALTERNATIVE
PN0P"SA,LS AtVD ` LLINGNESS TU ENGAGE IN DIALOGUE ON SUBJECT,
BUT ""IS, POLICY CENTERS ON IMPLEMENTING NATO REARMAMENT AND
Sq~ P\ERIOHITY OVER USSR; (3 MIN:' ENGINTER B i1 YNNNISH 1i3? -)'
'NA~r Mr)US C01DEM;CATION OF' DANGERS RESULTING FROM IMPLEMENTATION
rvl,CLEAR AND NEUTRON WEAPONS IN COUNTRIES OF WESTERN EUROPE;
(SPA'`ISH 1901?)
TAKE 3 OF SEVERAL;..
LDtl69.255
COMMENTARY i
Ti 1 Sr.rW :tL:SO1.i' - TEn r,, 46101 62-
S6 INTERVIEW WITH CCAROLINE' HUNTERS OF BRADFORD; ENGLAND
6UPING RECENT MOSCOW VISIT" SAYING THAT MANY PEOPLE IN BRITAIN
APPRECIATE SOVIET PEACE-AND-DISARM INITIATIVES A'JD ARE DISAPPOINTED
WITH REAGA"1IS' HAWKISH ATTITUDES, CALLS FOR WIDER APPRECIATION GF
S'VIFT I~'ITIATIVES~ GIVES' IMPRESSIONS OF USSR; ~6 MIN: ENGINVTERi
i 0aio) t~-o
,'MAIN TASK IS DISARMAMENT"; PROGRAM QUOTING A SOVIET
0 5 JUN 1907
~S (MITROV) ON REAGAN ADMIN PLAN FOR LIMITED NUCLEAR WAR,
PERSONALITY AND LETTERS" PROM ARAB LISTENERS EXPRESSING THEIR.
OPPCSITIMN TO ARMS RACE-AND THEIR CALLS FOR DISARMAMENT, (ARABIC
P. 'ENCL JF %%F-AR WEAPONS' IN ASIA. CBFwr, 03i5010) (HINDI 1400
ENGSA 1400)
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{' i~!~i'.t!A Y Pt-TkOV 0" ASPECTS OF WORLDW,WIOE A`TIWAR imiOVEMNT;
f~
!"U FLICT; STATEME~!T OF' RETIRED- NATO, GENERAL ON"IXPOSSIi3ILITY' OFD
Li'1ITI'v1G NIiCLEAR WAR; ANO L;ONIit ILYIN AT CAMBRIDGE~ PNYSICIA"?'S?
Cu-!f' UN EFFECTS OF NUCLEAR WAR- QUOTED, PEOPLE OF OIFFERFNT
PULITICAL VIEWS At BELIEFS. ARt TAKING PART IN MARCHES AND
L, k:"Gr,'STHATIQ','S FOR PEACE, RESIDENTS IN -NATO COUNTRIES ARE;
OECLAR I r!G THEIR TOWNS NUCLEAR>FREE ZONES; I ENG I''TER 0700)
0 Gc1?
{'FL I CT It'! ANY AREA OF WORLD WOULD ESCALATE I N'Tr) GLOBAL
ti 5 ARE- STUCKP I(,EL, SCIENTISTS AND MILITARY ME?! WARN THAT `JUCLEAR
L?'PLk L-VL PYf'HEHF REALIZE I,NCRE 4SING DANGER AS MORE '11UCLRAS3
40 ITEMS V! PEACE' AND ANTIWAR RALLIES HELD IN USSR, QUOTING
F.'i ILIN/iNTS'l (3IS! MIN; FINNISH 9r~X+30 SWEDISH Vic, ROMANIA"~ 11G"j
UNITED STATES
UI
41 REPORTS DATELINED NEW YORK AND WASHINGTON;ON U;S, AUTHORITIESi
0SN HO TIC'ITY TO AIMS GF UNGA 20' SPECIAL' SESSI(;"! ON DISARMAMENT'
THRU DENYING VISAS TO-CERTAIN PARTICIPANTS
1415 TASSk 1028; 3. MIN-; ENGINTER 2000)
v
3511 TEXT f TASSE:
42 SIJMMARY MALDR- STURUA IZVESTIYA ON REAGAN IS EUROPEAN TOUR,
(350 TEXT SENT
TASSE' 1,614 TASSR 1312) io---
43 INTVW WITH PROF; NIKOLAY (YAKQVLEV) RE 35TH ANNIV U,S,
ADOPTION OF MARSHALL PLAN, NOTING THAT PLAN ORIGINATED FROM TRUMAN
AUMI~NIS GEt ERAI;; POLICY WHICH TOOK PATH OF- COLD WAR; MAINTAINING
PL4iv WAS. HOPTED OT UE' INSTRUMENTAL IN RA(;LYING WESTERN EIJ OPE
AhOut!D Ur4' AtaAINST USSR, DESPITE HIGH AND NOBLE 'TERMS IN WHICH
IT WAS~?PUT FORWARD; STRESSING, THAT ALTHOUGH AID WAS ALSO
OFFERED TO USSR AND EASTERN EUROPE UND24R PLA-1 OBUECTIVE WAS EITHER
TO PLACL- HESRONSIDILITY' FOR DIVISION OF EUROPE SOUARELY ON RUSSIA14S
IF. AS LXPECTEt, OFFER, WAS REJECTED# QR; IN UNLIKELY-EVEN(, THAT
THFy DID NVOT; TO USE: AID AS A MEANS' OF FORCING EAST' EUROPEANS
TO ADANDON SOVIET ORIENTATION OF THEIR. ECONOMIES; t7 MI"!: E;NGNA.
P1j2SI'%?J)
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4^ 5AVFN (FIL A,TGV) J.;S END TO VESTIGES. OF IMPISM; PRAVDA CHARGES U,S,,'.8RITAIN
QITH TORPEDOING PEACE EFFORTS; (4 MINIS SPANLA 230)
 Tr'tAI"i`!G ASSAULT inRPS OFD HIGH MOBILITY WHICH WUULD IN A CRITICAL,
52 r4IKHAIL ^Ui~ if7'ti CITING CHICAGO TRIaLi;VE ON ARLANTIC ALLIANCE:
SITUATIUM`M BE EMPLUYEC IN ANY PART' CF WORLD, POINTING OUT PREPS.
!'SAVE NOIN STARTED F nR COLLECTIVE! PUNITIVE ACTIONS O(JTS I DE EUROPE
Aiv?i !'GR ANMED INTERVENTIONS IN INTERNAL AFFAIRS OF OTHER
Cij!; ;TRIES AND PEOPLES, STRESSING THIS MEANS THAT 'PREPS
AF{E iE I'NG HAOE Tl ACT AdOVIni ALI.' I N I `'TERESTS OF U ; S ; BECAUSE: I T I S
1i; S; WHICH CLAIMS TO SE' ARBITER OF DST I N OF' CCUMTEMPQRARY
WORLD; (ITALIAN 17 1 21 PORTUGUESE 18 I PUOR s GERMAN 15 f')
53 VIKTnR KABANOV PRAVDA RE 10TH AiNNIV SIGNING OF FOUR?7SIDER
AGMT BY USSR;, BRITAIN AND FRANCE ON WEST' SERL I N % (250?
TEXT SENT; TASSE 0524 TASSR.' 042S35i 3 MINI* MAYAK 7,2,5.1 1 RMAN
190_6) l,tlo
54 VLADIMIR OSTROGORSKIY "WHO DO THESE'PLOTS SERVE," O1:ALiING
WITH VARIOUS PLOTS' AGAINST U,S; . MILITARY INSTALLATIONS IN
FRG j4 MIN; POOREST; GERMAN 1500 61610
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55 YURIY BORISOV ON ACTIVITY?OF,WESTGERMAN REVANCHISTS;
(5 MINI PULISH 1700)
56 GOOD EVEN I N( AUSTRIA, I RPT GERMAUST 031602) (GERMAUST
041800~ 0rLij;
57 GOOD EVE.',!ING' AUSTRIAS QUOTING FROM SOVIET PRESS REPORTS.
ON RECENT VISIT OF. AUSTRIAN PRESIDENT K I RCHSCHLAEGER JIN USSR
(3 MI101 SUMMARY NIKGLAY (GOABUGAROV) IZVESTIYA ON STMT ON U;S;
DIPLOMAT DOUGLAS DURING HIS ' VISIT TO IIENNA IN WHICH HE CAME. OUT
AAIivST AUSTRIA'+S POLICY TOWARD AND PLO AND TOWARD EAST EUROPEAN
COUNTRIES, ALSO CRITICIZED BRUNO KRIESXY i4 MINIi REPLY TU
LISTENERS' QUESTIONS AS TO PLANES WHICH ARE FLOWN' SY AEROFLOT'
(4. MINK, t16 MIN OVERALL; GERMAUST 16(0)
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`r~= L LI`' ZA"UYSKIY "U,S; A,`4D ITALY," RE PRESI',E-~^T
T
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PL;AGAN$ S EI)HIPEA
VISIT, N
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U S ' AS A RESULT OF US R iMMONOPOL I ES TAKING LIONS SHARE I N
K'E'Y INDUSTRIES IN COUNTRY, CLAIMING L';S; MONOPOLIES ARE
RESPls\SIRLE FOR INTENSIFICATION OF FINANCIAL CRISIS IN ITALY'
AS A RESULT OF SPLCULATI-'NG WITH LIRAS STRESSING THAT WASHI GTD41
I5 USII!G ITS F I;~ANCIAL, HOLD OVER ITALY AS A MEANS OF PRESSURE.
Ir: ITALIAN POLITICS, UNDERLINING GROWING. PROTESTS OF ITALIAN
PUDLIU UPINIONi' ''IURKERS AND YOUTH AGAINST' U;S; POLICY OF
UIL ITARIZATION AND DIKTAT; (ITALIAN 1700) &1/0
59 IRINA GARDEI'NINA INTVW WITH tNAME ? INDISTINCT) HEAD OFi FOREIGN
DEPT OF SWEDISH BROADCASTING. COMPANY, ON WORKING PROTOCOL,STNN
SOVIET RADIO ANII) TV AND SWEDISH-.RADIO; NOTING PROTOCOL OUTLINES
PCrOGRAM GXCHAijGES BTWN TWO SIDES IN CULTURA, SCI, MUSICAL; AND
SPORTS ASPECTS; MCtsTIOtgING SWEDISH PPOS GROWING 14TF.REST' Irv
LIFE. IN USSR; (5 ' MIN, SWEDISH 1800)
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68 AVON ON VI:IT 4F; FINNISH NATIONAL OPERA TO SOVIET UNION,
GIVING DETAILS OF TOUR; (6 MIN, INCL MUSICS FIN 'ISH 1530)
h1
AFRICA
Jul -'j 1982
61 YFFIM LAVRENTYEV ON COMMON OBJECTIVES UF'AFRICAN COUNTRIES
PURSl'INU SOCIALIST PATH OF UEvELOPMENT: tPPT A1?'+HARIC 04153?)
(A.H!HAR I C: 1531)
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63 SHHMMARY NEW AFRICAN ON U;S; MILITARY FACILITIES IN KENYA;.
(S M+,INi AMHARIC 1530 SOMALI 1600)
GL4
64 YEVGEMI Y STEPANOV ON NAM IS I AN PROBLEM, (RPT ENGAF' c 21700 )
I A'"HART I C 1500 SOHAL I 161x0 )
65 S!!MMARY SOTSIALISTICHESKAYA INDUSTRIYA O-N.SO,UTH AFRICA
HATCHINIG A NEW PLOT AGAINST' REPUBLIC OF SEYCHELLESi CLAIMING,
PREPS FuP 0VFRTHR41W' OF, GOVT OF AN INDEPENDENT" COUNTRY ARE HEADED
RY CHICF OF STAFF OF-SOUTH AFRICAN ARMY HIMSELF; (300 TEXT
SE,ITI TASSE +0540 TASSR 0001)
0000 0 5 JUN 152
66 ALEKSANDR TAiNIN ON LIFE IN SEYCHELLES; NOTING ON 57 JUN
pPL,AF!SEYCHELLE CFLE6RATE THEIR NAIL`HOCIDAY, POINTING OUT
RENE GOVT HAS 8EG+UN TO IMPLEMENT IMPORTANT REFORMS SO AS TO
SUILn A NEW DE!"GCl ATIC, SOCIETY AND HAS UPCIDED TO TAKE UNDER ITS
CONTROC KEY INDUSTRIES AND TO ESTABLISH STATE~OW'!EO AND aIXEO'
CUMPANIfzS, NOTING CONSIDERAULE SUCCESS IN RESOLVING ITS SOCIALI
PROAEMSi MAINTAINING COUNTRY'S PRESTIGE ONN INTLLSCENE IS GROWING
CONTINUALLY, SCORI~'G REPEATED ATTEMPTS BY FORCES, OF-IMPISMi IN
CONCERT WITH SOUTH AFRICA; TO OVERTHROW SEYCHELLES GOVT; (3;5'
MI`>; ENGAF 1700 200)
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6? i "?UGHb-;; Ff:' i AFRICAN LISTENERS CLUBSs ON LISFRATIC,"! OF:
AFRICA; RECALLING Fu(,NOING OF OAU AND CUOTI,'aG Llk.TTERS FROM
CL!HU MGkS FXPRF.SSI^'G VIEWS ABOUT NEED FOR AFRICA"' UNITY IN DRIVE:
FOR STA+4IPI ?G OUT RRh,N!ANTS. OF COLONIALISM AND RACIS,
!VrRCUHr 8ACKWAHDWESS, ETC;, SCORING WESTERN SUPPORT FOR RACISM!
I i' AFRICA ANO !.1SSR'' S SUPPORT FOR AFRICAN PPOS STRUGGLES FOR.
FREED0'4, STMT BY (AHHADUU SUUD I) , MALI JOURNALIST; ON' HIS VISIT TO
YSSR ,",TRESSIi:G SOVIET COOP AND' AID TO MALI, GREETING
AFRICA," LISTENERS ON AFRICA LIB' DAY. (ENGAF 1428@0)
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67 Ai LKSAND' ~1ELKI "! ON .RACIST REGIME. IN' PRETORIA REPORTED'
D ~rxTQ W' VF. COQ-`,i I TTE!1 MORE PRGyOCAT IONS AGAINST ITS INDEPENDENT ')t I GH
BY Z I MRAf3WE TERRITORY, QUOTING STMT BY 1 I MBAGWE '.I N I STER OF' STATE
E+ M SO v m !A"GAG1WA CALLI','G ATTENTION TO ITS PROVOCATIVE CHARACTER,
ALSO STATIM1NU THAT PURPOSE OF RACISTS; WAS TO CREATE A PRETEXT'
FUR A "AJOR Il:VA ION OF ZIMBAEs'WE; POINTING TO SOUTH AFRICA'S
SUBVERSION AGAINST OTHER COUNTRIES INCLUDING SEYCHELLES, (ENGAF,
RUBS, 1EI"i 10"I;!G SMELL I NC OF ZIMBABWE TERRITORY, QUOTING STMT'
1700 2000)
MIDEAST
68 SUMMARIES PAVEL GEMCHENKO PRAVDA ON 15TH ANNIVERSARY OF:
ISRAELI ATTACK ON EGYPT, SYRIA AND-JORDAN;-DISCUSSING SITUATION
PREVAICI'`!G AFTER 15' YEARS-j (350 TEXT'i TASSE 2650I 4.3 MINI
PERSIAN 163dFOLLOWS IN "WINDOW ON ARAB WORLD" ARABIC ~7)
69 LEON ID RASSADIN ON GROWING TENSION IN NEAR EAST#
QE ISRAELI PREPS FOR MILITARY INTERVENTION IN SOUTHERN LEBANON;
(RPT ENG 1 NT'ER* 141300) (SPANLA 00 SPANCUBA P1o'PERS I AN 04 0
DARI 170~ PURTAF ir143.8'3PJ HIND 1 1
Just 1982
70 PAVEL DEMCHENKO, 4TH AND~LAST IN SERIES."HIDEAST AFTER
#5 YRS;" NOTING SADAT+ AFTER CAMP DAVID, TURNED HIS BACK ON ARAB
COUNTRIES, POINTING OUT MILLIONS OF' EUYPTIANS WORK IN OTHER.
ARAB COUNTRIES; AND EGYPTIAN LORSHIP! JS. TRYING. TO SOLVE ,A
COMPLEX QUESTIOir'r NAMELY, HOW TO IMPROVE COUP WITH ARAB
COUNTRIES AND REMAIN TIED TO COMMITMENTS WITH U;S;
AND ISRAEL, RECALLI,vG HAIG CALLIFOR CAMP DAVID PROCESS TO BE.
ACTIVATED AND OTHER ARAB COUNTRIES BROUGHT INTO IT STRESSING'
DECISIOiv OF ALGIERS CONE.-OF! STEADFASTNESS AND CONFRONTATION- FRONT'
CALLING ON EGYPT TO ADOPT A. DEF I-N I TE: POSTURE I S' CONSIDERED, A.
REPLY TO U;S;.CAL,L.; (ARABIC 1500)
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71 SPEC* PRwGka; UEOICATED TC iarH AWNIV ISRAELI ATTACK
nie ARAB COUNTRIES1 NOTING' ATTACK WAS AIMED AT' ACHIEVEMENTS' OF:
Ai A6 CU MTR I ES; nN G{'E HAND; AND REMOVING TWO PROGRESSIVE' REGIMES
OF ERYPT A"D SYRIA ; ' HOWEVER: OBJECTIVES COULD NOT ;8E? REAL I ZED AND
SO SITUATION I S "TILL COMPLICATED AND. DANGEROUS'b CHARGING' U, S',
I".I*ISh WITH GEIiNG BEHIND STALEMATE IN MIDEAST CRISIS, RECALLING
STATEMENT$ BY NASIR.THAT ISRAELI IS BUT A FRONT FOR IMPISM, THEREFOR
DANGER IS POSE-0 PR; ENTIRE ARAB' WORLD BY UiSi IMPISari; (ARABIC;
1733)
`./
72 WINDOW ON ARAB WORLD 1 j NCI,,: ANON ON END OF 'FRG FOREIGN
MIYISTERtS VISIT TO ISRAELI, (RPT ARABIC 041530) 0 14i4FC'c-
0 400 o ,
U7G RADIO TALK ABOUT- AZERBAIJAN CULTURE DAYS HELD IN PDRY,
(ARABIC 1500)
0
6442
74 VLAD I M I R' KOMAREV ON .SITUATION J N PERSIAN GULF ZONE,. :NOT I;'iG
TENSION AND NOT' ONLY
R~41oN CONTINUES TO SE ,A MAJOR SEAT OF: IN*
4ECAUSE OF dLOOPSHED. IN IRAN9,IRAQ CONFLICT BUT AS A RESUL.T'OF!
TENSIONS. IN GULF REGION DUE TO WASHINGTDM?tS'DIRECT INTERFERENCE
IN AFFAIR$ OF+COASTAL'NATIONS; SCORING U;S; PROCLAIMING PERSIAN
GULF' AREA A SPHERE OF; ITS' VITA):! INTERESTS; STRESSING THIS MEANS.
THAT UiSi HAS: ASSUMED. RIGHT' TO CONTROL REGION'S C I L; ROt1TES: BY
MEANS OF-MILITARY FORCE,t (ENGINTER 10001
i2
ANON CITINQ CERTAIN IRANIAN PAPERS; RE IRANL'IRAA CONFLICT
KYING, TO DISCREDIT SOVIET STANCE- ON CONFLICT; t.4 MIN SENT:
TAKE 6 OF SEVERAL'---COMMENTARY LIST.' MOSCOW CONSOLIDATED 5'JUN 82
1..UMa~ 31,6
0 5 JUri 1982
;
76 I EP087 ON TALKS UTWN. CpSU AND ALGERIAN F0,! DELEGATIONS
(TASSE b12A5~) (g.M11,4t AMHARIC 1530 SOMALI 16dd!
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77 r'F.'ATURL' u`.! 1-i~)RN(S AivD ACHIEVEMENTS of SOVIET ORIENTALIST
~'Lr U7 1IR unRDLr'VSKIY ON OCCASION OF HIS 105TH BIRTH AN1' I'J Av~
25Th DEATH A"?oI'J ~'GT I `'`G HE' HAS MANY REST ARCNES ON TURKISH. HISTORY.
LA'1G~.~ACiE A :'!D L.ITEhATURE- t5 Ht ; ''URKISWi 14 !Ej
7F! AN:JN ONV SOVIET PEACE' INITIATIVES A,;l) TURKf:Y#' CITIN[i TURKISH
Piir55 Cali"ihE+.rI~;u of BREZHNEV'S MSG TO WDFY CONF PUTTING SPECIAL
EMPHASIS 0" SOVIET PEACE PROPOSALS; PU I NNT I NG OUT TURKISH PPL:
ARE Cli'>!CERNEA AT U; S; DRAGGINU TURKEY AND OTHER F'ATO ALL I L S
Ii.TU ITa DANGEROUS PLANS# POINTING TO TURKEY'S CALL FOR `IUCLEAR
Fi EL: ZONE, SCORING u5 ; . MYTH OF ' SOVIET-- THREAT' TO uUSTIFY ITS.
MILITARISt (5 MI-)t TURKISH 1830)
79 VLADIMIR IVANENKO, OFFIGIALIIN CHARGE OF SOVIET-IRANIAN
COON CMTEE; ON 14TH ANMIV DECISION TO FORM PFRMANE\'T STATE: CMTTEE
t7 MIN; SENT'i PERSIAN 1630)
00 IGOR SHEFTU'J!OV DISCUSSING HOW PA'iIAN PPL GAINED EXPERIENCE
WITH THEIR ANTI"SHAH REUELL'ION 19? YRS AGO WHICH WAS; HOWEVER;
FUILCD UY IMPISTS WHO CONTINUED- THEIR CRIMES AGAINST IRANIAv
FUR SOVIET-IRANIAN COOP$
PNL WITH .SHAH t S' HELP;
(8 - MIN, SENT s PERSIAN 04:L630
b1. ANON DISCUSSING- USSR'tS INTEREST IN IRAiNo AND DISCQSSINIG,
p~EW PL;RSIANN
TEXTROOK PUBLISHED IN MOSCOW RECENTLY By (GEOIGIY'
AkANIS)); (4 Nlius PERSIAN 1100?
STAT
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