TAKE 1 OF SEVERAL -- COMMENTARY LIST: MOSCOW CONSOLIDATED 4 JAN 83

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• Document Creation Date: December 21, 2016
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• Sequence Number: 2
• Publication Date: January 4, 1983
• Content Type: REPORT

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TAKE 1'OF SEVERAL:*: COMMENTARY LiSt MOSCOW CONSOLIDATED a AN 83
L00S1338
GLOBAL
1 SUMMARY GROMYKO KOMMUNIST ON INTNATL SITUATION AND
DATENTE; (TASSR 241458) (9 MI.NI PERSIAN 1200)
iI)
2 ANON REVIEWING LETTERS FROM ABROAD PRAISING SOVIET UNION'S
FOREIGN POLICY AND CRITICIZING U, S;.ADVENTURISM; (3 MINi MAYAK
1915)
cco
220f 30 pANLA 2301 GERMAN 16l ENGUK 2U, FRENCH 17W I TAL I AN
i
1500 2Yf~0 ARABIC 173'a GREEKCY 1?00 FRENCHAFR 17,00 POLISH 1$00
CZECH/SLOVAK 260 ?UL 16 t HUNG 200 ScR:-G 17f 2~3 U4r' i 00
3 ANA'OLKRABiKOV OF-TASS ON WEStERN SLANDEROUS ALLEGATIONS
OF COMMUNI$TA NVOLVEMENTIN ATTEMPT ON LIFE OF POPE PAUL, iSENT
FROM MOSCOW TV O31X0C ENG I NTER 14 17;.8' 21Z.0'ENGNA 2.30' PORTBRAZ
4 SUMMARY ANON PRAVDA "TRACES LEAD TO LANGLEY-" ON ROEL OF
U;S; SPECIAL SERVICES IN CAMPAIGN OF SLANDER AGAINST USSR AND
BULGARIA IN CONNECTION WITH ATTEMPT ON PCPE4$ LIFE; (650 TEXT
SENT) TASSE 2230 TASSR 2130)
5 INTERVIEW WITH BORIS KURAKI`; C!RECT
.:R G
Eti... KAL ?F LI T.5:11ZItiTOR;
ON ROLE OF ORGANIZATION IN ARRANGING EXCHANGE OF COMMEPCIAL LICENCES
AITH FOREIGN ENTERPRISES', (3 MINI E,-'GIITER 1022]
O 1$ JAN 1983 -.01P
ANON ON MAJOR EVENTS OF 1962; (RPT PERSIA'?' 221630)
'(PERSIAN 031200)
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7 INTERNATIONAL PANORAMA, MOVEMENT FOR PEACE STAGE DEMONSTRATIONS
N GREAT BRITAIN IN-PROTEST-AGAINST INSTALLATION OF NEW NUCLEAR
ARE ATTENDING MEETING IN PRAGUE; (7 MINI SPANCHILE 2100y
-SO.CALLED SOUP K;TOMENS ARE PROLIFERATING IN USA NOTWITHSTANDING
OEMARKS BY REAGAN DENYING THEJR EXISTENCE; WARSAW PACT MEMBERS
ISSILES IN EUROPE] BRITISH REPRESSION AGAINST"THIS MOVEMENT;
8 MAILBAG FOR FRENCH LISTENERSt INCL ACKNOWLEDGEMENT LETTERS
AND SEASONAL GREET NGBj REPLIES ON HARMONY BETWEEN VARIOUS.
,SOVIET'
!4TIONALITIES~ CHRISTMAS BEING CELEEBRATEC IN USSR BY THOSE WHO ARE
RELIGIOUS$ TIME DIFFERENCE BETWEEN PARIS AND MOSCOW; FUNCTION OF
GMT~TIMINGS; (FRENCH 1830)
DISARM/PEACE
PRAVDA EDITORIAL. ARTICLE; -2 JAN, 11USSR AND USAT TWO APPROACHES
?TRYING TO :MPOSE:BIASED CONDITIONS ON USSR AND WEAKEN SOVIET`
DEFENSE CAPABILITY; C5*3 MINI ENGINTER 14Z0-_S7"210PORTBRAZ
22 ff 233 FRE H. 1~ GERMAN 1640 ITALIAN ~eOO 2i ARABIC j741-
PERSIAN 16 0 DART 14 GREEKCY -PCLISF+ 150; CZECH/SLOVAK 1*2112
BUL 16"S RBO 17 299'JAP 1 URDL 3 BENG 15 ND0 150t
4jAT.TITUDE, EXPLAINING SOVIET-STAND ON ISSUE, ADDING THAT USA t-S
STRATEGIC ARMS L'IMITATIO-N AND REDUCTIN TALKS: (TASSE 011807)
MINI ENGNA 001 NGINTER Z7 'FINNISH 03-3e JAP 031A 1110-i
10 YURIY SOLTAN ATTRIBUTES-LACK OF PROGRESS AT l-1 TALKS TO
'V^NGI"iTER 031400) (SPANCLBA 01~ FIN IS :'3:fr32 GERMAN 102l9K
1 ALEKSAwDR ZHOLKVER ON SOVIET DISARM INITIATIVES; CRPT
031 GREEK 0319'10 FRENCF+AFR 042-ti21 AN:N V I ET 1010
;:p f JAN 13
f'
2 YURIY IROSTOVTSEv I c R? -. ., ,
EXPOUNDING ANDROPOV DISARM INITIATIVES; (7 N JAP 73102'0]
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13. CITING TV REMARKS BY U;9; HISTORIAN
VCV' ." I I'Am WMARMINO TMAT'NW965AM ARMS RACE 15 RESPONSIBILITY OF
10~4 PJLEST, PRIMARILY USA; (450 TEXT SENTI TASSR 1805)
14 NIKOLAY BORIN AND VLAD;MIR DANCHEV DISCUSS COMPARATIVE
MILITARY SPENDING BY EAST AND WEST, POINTING OUT THAT WARSAW PACT
SPENDING; EING FOR PURELY DEFENSIVE PURPOSES; HAS REMAINED AT'
PREVIOUS LEVEL; WHILE NATO COUNTRIES AND USA CONSTANTLY ESCALATE
SPENDING; AL,O.POINTS TO PROFIT MOTIVE OF WESTERN MILITAR?.
INDUSTRIAL COMPLEX IN CONTRAST TO SITUATION IN BLOC COUNTRIES;
C 5 M I N I I MINTER 1000)
13 MIKHAIL~DOBROV ON INCREASING ANTIMISSILE MOVEMENT IN
EUROPE; (RPT FRENCH 031730) (FINNISH 03162-GERMAN l 0 GREEK 03t960)
allo
16 VYACHESLAV OVCHINNIKOV "ROAD TO A NUCLEAR:FRES.EUROPE:"
CONTRASTS NATO DECISION TO BEGIN DEPLOYMENT OF NEW LONG-RANGE
AMERICAN MISSILES IN EUROPEAN COUNTRIES WITH SOVIET PEACE INITIATiVES
AS OUTLIVED BY ANDROPOV; CALLS FOR CONSTPUCTIVE WESTERN RESPONSE
TO SOVIET INITIATIVES; (FORT 1S3)
p 4 JAN - 33
17 VALENTIN ZAKHAROV "DOES THE FRG NEED U;S; MEDIUM;RANGE
MISSILES?n NOTING THAT CDU INTENDS TO STCCKTO ZERO OPTION;'
PROMINENT SPD POLITICIANS STATED THAT RECENT SOVIET PEACE
PROPOSALS INCLUDE NEW ELEMENTS WHICH SHOULD BE STUDIED
CAREFULLY; BUT CDU AS WELL AS SPD ARE NOW LOOKING FORWARD TO END
19831 TIME ENVISAGED FOR DEPLOYMENT OF U;S; MEDIUM-RANGE
MISSILES; IT BECAME OBVIOUS THAT USA WANTS TO FIX A!+' EARLIER DATE
FOR DEPLOYMENT GF TmCSE ARMS I':EST_P; EUROPE; QUESTIONS IF
FRG NEEDS U;S, MEDIUM;RANGE MISSILES; REMINDS OF FACT THAT
DECADES HAVE PROVED THAT FRG AND NATO ARMAMENT MERELY 3R000H-T
ALONG INCREASING ARMAMENT EXPENDITURE AND INSECURITY: POINTS TO
"AN.IFOLD PROPOSALS BY LSSP AND OTHER SOCIALIST COUNTRIES FDR
MASTERING CURRENT DANGEROUS SITUATION IN WORLD; I5 MINi GERMAN
1700)
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1S "COMMUNIST OUTLOOK"1 YEVGENIY IVANOV ASSESSES GROWTH OF
ANTIWAR MOVEMENT DURING 1982; STRESSING INCREASING INVOLVEMENT
OF ORDINARY PEOPLE' SAYS ANDROPOV AT CPSU CC SESSION CALLED FOR
HONEST COOPERATION AND EMPHASIZES CONTINUITY OF POLSCY'BEGUN BY
GOSRj REAGANIS ACCUSATIONS ABOUT ANTIWAR MOVEMENT IN USA SHOW
DISRESPECT FOR HIS OWN PEOPLE$ BRITISH FOREIGN SECRETARY HAS BEEN
FORCES TO ADMIT THAT U;S; MISSILES TO BE DEPLOYED IN EUROPE-WILL
BE CONTROLLED WITHOUT' REFERENCE TO HOST COUNTRYI USSR BELIEVES
J Al.)
T BOTH SIDS SHOULD RENOUNCE ALL TYPES OF MEDIUMPRANGE MISSILES
h
TARGETED ON EUROPEA
CENGUK 2000) ul-0
19 REVIEW OF SOVIET PRESS COMMENT ON GROWTH OF ANTIWAR MOVEMENT
N WORLD DURING 1982; QUOTING IZVESTSYA; PRAVDA; ZA RUBEZMOM;
KOMSOMOLSKAYA PRAVDA; ROVESNIK; KRASNAYA ZVEZDA, SOVETSKAYA
POS5IYA, CENGITER 0700)
0
10, ROUNDUP rOREIQN.COMMENT'ON SOVIET PEACE INITIATIVES;'
R P T
21
PPL AND EVEETSi INCL ANON "WHAT SOVIET PEOPLE THINK
OF THEIR COUNTRY?S FOREIGN POLICY;" ROUNDUP OF REMARKS BY SOVIET
TIZENS ON THEIR HOPES THAT 1983 WILL BRING PEACE TO MANKIND,
AILINS SG:IET GOVERj`.M=NT AND A.ND'n*PDV,S ~~RSO~;AL PEACE EFFORTS,
(ENGAFR 3y7 0 20,E FRENCHAFR 17,30)
p 4 JAN ItJdJ q
22 RCMESH CHANDRA# WPC PPESIDENT, REVIEWS PEACE MOVEMENT
ACTIVITIES.I'~ 19?2; (RP" ENGINTER 3214ZZ) C3;5 yI'-1 JAP 031220)
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23 INTERVIEW WITH ZIMBABWEAN CLERGYMAN (CRISPIN MADZOBELE);
DURING-USSR VISIT; ON IMPORTANCE OF PEACE; EXPRESSING HOPE
THAT SOVIET PROPOSALS TO AVERT NUCLEAR WAR WILL, BE ADOPTED
AND CALLING FOR RENEWED EFFORTS FOR PEACE; (4 MIN ENGAFR 5 00)
24 WOLFGANG (REISSHANNii PRESS REPRESENTATIVE OF FRG YOUNG
SOCIALISTS PARTICIPANT IN RECENT SEMINAR OF EDITORS FOR YOUTH
QUESTIONS IN MINSK,ON OCCASION OF PEACE MARCH; DESCRIBES HIS
IMPRESSIONS OF READINESS OF SOVIET YOUTH TO STAND UP FOR PEACE
AND ALSO POINTS T.O. SOVIET SOCIAL ACHIEVEMENTS; (6 MINI GERMAN 16001
GAS PIPELINE
25 PPL AND EVENTS] INCL ANON ON PROGRESS IN CONSTRUCTION OF
SiBERIA?WEST EUROPE P3PEL1NE; QUOTING STMT'S BY A P-ROJEDT'MANAGER
AND LDR OF-A WELDING TEAM ON PROGRESS DURING ADVERSE CONDITIONS;
t
MINI ENGINTER SAzif"ENGNA 230Z"FRENCH 173.0
C5)
U'4TEL STATES
26 SUMMARY ANON IZVESTIYA ON FAVCRASLE*RESPGNVSE TO SOVIET
FORF,iGN pOLCY i .ZTW
IVES; STRESSING VIEW SHARED B # :MANY"THA.T'
WASHINGTON OUGHT TO GIVE A SERIOUS REPLY TOTHOSEE INITIATIVES;
(350 TEXT SENT"I TASSE 1711 TASSR 1555)
W' 27 VALENTIN' MASHKIN ON U;5; ANTI-NICARAGUAN AND ANTIUAFGHAN
OPT PORTBRAZ 032200) (SPANLA 0000)
0 4 JAN i~Gd --c
23 LEONID LEVC.HENKO ON U;S; PLANS FOR USE CF RDF RE START OF
OPERATIONS OF TASK FORCE HO ON I JAN; IRPT PERSIAN 731630
tENGINTER a80~i0a KNISH i639--'TURKISH 03142PERSIAN 0
CAMPAIGN;
FRENCWHAFR 03202( H I ND 1132
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IMPOSE U;Si POLICY ON OTHER COUNTRIES; (4 MINI MAND 07l0j
ANONi 3 MIN; YIET 1.102)
29 SNtNKIN ON U;Sf RAPID DERLOYMENT''FORCES; CRITICIZING-Ujs;..
FOR USING HUGE FUNDS TO SET UP FORCES IN ORDER TO POLICE.WORCD;
30 TASS POLITICAL OBSERVER VLADIMIR SEROV ON U;S; PERSISTENT
VIP
(300 TEXT SENTI TAISSE. 1538 TASSR' i,446 )
ATTEMPTS TO BLOC IMPLEMENTATION OF CONVENTION ON LAW OF SEA;
31 VLADIMIR KAZANSKIY REVIEWING PERFORMANCE OF PRESIDENT
REAGAN'S ADMIN ON EVE OF SECOND HALF OF HIS TENURE! tSENTi
ENGNA 2322) tr(~
32 VIKTOR.OL;N11ON 98TH CONGRESS OF U;8; GOING INTO SESSION;
GIVING OUTLINE OF PROCEEDINGSi.NOTING OBSERVERS BELIEVE THAT MAIN
CAUSE OF DIFFICULTIES IN U;S; IS REAGAN ADMINBS POLICIES
MAINTAINING REAGANOMiCS HAS LED TO A DISASTROUS GROWTH OF
UNEMPLOYMENT, AN UNPRECEDENTED BUDGET DEFICIT AND SHARP INCREASE
IN NUMBER OF BANI RUPTCIES; SCORING CUTS IN SOCIAL SERVICES; ALSO
CRITICIZING HUGE PROGRAM OF MILITARIZATION.-APPROVED BY ADMIN
USED FOR SOCIAL NEEDS; AND SCORING FOREIGN POLICY LINE
WHICH SYMPMA.TjZES WITH AGGRESSIVE AND DICTATORIAL. REGIMES;
(ENGINTER 21.00)*
FOR COMING YEARS WHICH IS SOAK-t-NG UP FUNDS THAT SHOULD HAVE BEEN
AND TOPICAL INTL ISSUES; (350 T:XTI TASSE 1239 TASSR 1155)
0 4 JAN t.;Qi
34 "REVIEWING YOUR LETTERS"i CITING LISTENERS1 LETTERS
33 GUS HALL, GEN SEC CPUSA; ADDRESSING
OEETING ^F PROGRESSIVE AMERICANS', DEVOTED TO DOMESTIC'SITUATICN
CONVEYING tiEW YEAR GREETINGS; (VOICING HOPES FOR EETT-R R_LATIONS
BETwFE' USSR AND USA, G.IvI' G VIE-0: CM RADIO "i.5~;; F=CCcAM;
(E"G'.A 2001)
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TAKE 3 OF SEVERAL:.;. COMMENTARY L I ST i MOSCOW CONSOLIDATED 4
JAN 83
D051356
33 "RADIO HiSTORY CLUBNI ANON ON SOVIETIIAMERICAN
RELATIONS AFTER 22W: (RPT ENGNA 2800?:) (ENGNA 0001)
36 VLADIMJR POZNER -DAILY TALK' RE MIXED RECEPTION GIVEN
TO LATE ARRIVAL OF. SNOW IN MOSCOW, NOTING IN U;S.; MANY PPL
FEAR WINTER BECAUSE-OF-STEEP-FUEL BILLS WHILE IN USSR!CCST
OP HEATING jS VERY LOW; (ENGNA.2320)
37 VIKTOR OLIN ON KU LHUX KLAN PROTESTS IN MIAMI;
(RPT ENGINTER 032100) (ENGINTER 0800)
AttERICAS
vo
38 VALENTINA LEONOVA READS AND ANSWERS LETTERS FROM BRAZ! AN
LISTENERS ON RADIO MOSCOW PRCGRAMS;* ($ MINI PORTBRAZ 2200)
39 ANON ON 24TH ANNIV CUBAN REV REMEM5ERED Ik' LE 4NGRAD AND
OTHER SOVIET CITIES; (5 MINI SPANCUBA 0102)
f-1
0 4 JAN i883
3
a% ANON ON Sf-V I ET-,%= ;ELA* i? ,S
?ETWE_t T~C
COUNTRIES IN .982, MENTIONING AWARDS GRANTED TG CUBAN CONTESTANTS
AT CONCERT RE 60TH ANNIV USSR AND 24TH AN~~IV CUBAN REV, (20
IwINt SPANCUSA 2100)
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4, ALEKSANDR BORIZOV ON U'13? CONGRESS REPORT-THAT SITUATiON
pp CF HUMAN R1f HTS IN:CHILE HAD IMPROVED, SUBMITTED AT SAME TIME AS
CHILE WAS SETTING:UP COMMISSION ON HUMAN RIGHTS, LISTING CHILEAN
ORGANIZATIONS CONTRADICTING THESE CLAIMS
IN THEIR REPORTS WITH DETAILS OF PERSECUTIONS AND VIOLATIONS NOT
CONTAINED IN CONGRESS REPORT WHICH JUST COVERS UP U:S; AID TO REGIME;
I4 MINI ENGAF 0-00SI
42 VOLODIA TEITELBCIM ON PINOCHET4S YEAR-END MESSAGE TO CHILEAN
PPL ASKING FOR NATIONAL UNITY, NOTING HIS EFFORTS TO JUSTIFY
CRIMES COMMITTED BY REGIME, ALSO DISCUSSING CURRENT POLITICAL
SITUATION IN 9MILEt's (13 MINI SPANCHILE 23L0)
43 JOSE MiGUEL;VARAS, CHILEAN JOURNALIST, INTVWING ).JAIME
SUAREZ) 1N'CHARGE OF iNTL.RELATIONS OF SOCIALIST PARTY;
ON ACTIVITIES OF SOCIALIST PARTY ON OCCASION OF FORTHCOMING
CELEBRATION OF 50TH ANNIV OF INTL SOCIALISM; (12 MINA
SPANCHIL"c 2130)
44 'ANON ON AWARDS GIVEN TO CHILEAN LA-26R UNION BY BULGARIAN
LABOR UNION' CENTRAL'COUNCIL; EXPRESSING SOLIDARITY WITH CHILEAN
WORKERS AND LABOR UNIONS, MARKING' 32Th ANNIV CHILEAN WORKERS+
FEDERATION; t6 MINI SPANCHILE 2130)
45 SUMMARY INIKOLAY KOVIET) PRAVDA ON SITUATION IN EL SAI.YADOR;
(,-MINI PORTBRAZ 2200/230.0' SPA! LA 00)
04
j
LETTER F R C M RAUL ?G;; I JA':0,
STAT
PERMANENT REP CF ARGENTINA TO CRGA VIZATICN, OF. AMERICAN STATES,
150TH ANNI-V BRITISH OCCURAT:C" ^F FALKLAND ISLANDS, STRESSING
BRITISH 1CCUPAT.ION PCSES A THREAT *:; PEACE AND SECURITY IN RE_GIC-N;
3U T:XTI TASSE 2833 TASSR 272b)
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50 "GOOD EVENING' AUSTRIA" (RPT GERMAUST 031900) CGERMAUST
a2)
~4JAIl-~'
51 GLANCE AT BRITISH SCENE) VALERIY"SELYANSKIY TOUCHING
ON -PQOMIIVG :GENERAL: ELECT j ONS I N BR I TA I N FORECASTED- FOR
Glee-/
JUNE WHICH THATCHER TEAM IS DESPERATE TO.'WIN; POINTI:".'G OUT THERE
ARE BOUND TO BE CHANGES IN GOVT IN WAKE OF JOHN NOTT'+S REPLACEMENT'
S LEFENSE SEC AND THAT AIM OF THESE CHANGES WILL SE TO ENSURE
TV
A'a N EFFECT V C P
I
A
ARGENTINE RIGHTS OVER THESE ISLANDS RECOGNIZED INTERNATIONALLY;
(6 MIN.{ SPAN{.A 0000)
1
47 ANON ON !,50TH ANNIV SWISH OCCUPATION OF.'FALKLANDS
ISLANDS AND. EXPULSION OF ARGENTINA FROM -THEME CLAI'MI1'G
WEST EUROPE
48 TASS COMMENTATOR SERGEY ZINCHUK GIVING FAVORABLE ACCOUNT
OF SOVIET.FRG COMMERCIAL RELATIONS IN 1982', (400 TEXT SENTi
TASSE 1.910).
49, ANON ON INCREASING FRG?~USSR TRADE, I NCL EXCERPTS
FROM ARTICLE BY FRO ECONOMIST AND CHIEF EDITOR OF "EAST;WE'ST
COMMERCE? MAGAZINE HAROLD (DOETZE~, OUTLINING 1982 TRACE INCREASES
BF TEEN TWO COUNTRIES#' (3 MINT GERMAN 031600 1000)
DISARMAMENT, VOICING DOUBTS THAT NEW DEFENSE SEC WILL BE ABLE TO
OFFER COGENT ARGUMENTS A" CC VI?;C' St:TO` S THAT Taco ARE "JOT
FLEECED IN OPEN AS EACH YEAR THEY HAVE TO SPEND 5;3 PERCENT
CF GNP FOR ARMS BUILDUP, UP~DERLINI G GR0wI; G DISARM HV"'T IN
RRIT.AIN; CENGU'K 20001
E
M AIGN AGAINST DEMANDS FOR BRITAINIS NUCLEAR
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52 INTVW.WITH;JOMN MCGRATH; DIRECTOR AND SCRIPTWR;TER; ON DRAMA
GROUP FROM BRITAIN CALLED "91 84" WHICH RECENTLY VISITED MOSCOW;
LENINGRAD AND 1810317 LAUDING SOVIET AUDIENCESI CONSTRUCTIVE
ATTITU4E TO THEATER; SAYING HE WOULD LIKE TO SEEM MORE SOVIET
PLAYS ABCPUT CONTEMPORARY LIFE, NOTING SOVIET ATTITUDE TO DIFFERENT
CULTURES AND LANGUAGES: OF USSR IS VERY GOOD; STRESSING NEED
FOR PPL TO VISIT USSR TO EXPLODE FANTASY IMAGE CCNJUPED UP BY
WESTERN MEDIA; (6 Mlivi ENGUK 2000)
53 FEATURE "GARIBALDI AND PROGRESSIVE INFLUENCES OF
RUSSIA,n ON LINKS BETWEEN GARIBALDI AND VARIOUS =9TH :CENTURY
RUSSIAN REVOLUTIONARIES SUCH AS ALEKSANDR HERZEN AND SUPPORT THAT
THEY GAVE HI-01' , (Sk IIN, INCL. MUSIC{ ITALIAN L882i
.54 "ON QUADRANT" OF;-FRIENDSHIPnt REPORT ON ACTIVITIES
OF ITALY.USSR ASSN IN 0821 CCRR INTVW WITH. ITALIAN POET GIOVANNi
CIUDICI WHO VISITED USSR MANY TIMES GIVING HIS IMPRESSIONS OF
COUNTRY AND ITS CULTURE; NOTE ON LAST YEARt.S PRC2RAM OF COOP BTWN
TWINNED TOWNS OF YALTA.AND POZZUOLI AND PROPOSALS FOR 1983'
NOTE ON PARTICIPATION OF SOVIET SCHOLARS AT LAST YEAR'S INTL CONGRESS
MARKING 4TM CENTENARY OF UFFIZI GALLERY IN FLORENCE: (ITALIAN
1800)
NL CHMN OF SAN MARINO.CP ERMEN'EGILDC GASPERONI ANC GEN SEC
5 REPORT ON MEETING 4 JAN IN CPSU CC RETWEEN BORIS PONOMAREV
A 4 JAMi 1583 ---A
PARTY U'"6ERTC SARULLI, .ITH GIST PEMARKS i XCh:--NGeD,
22 TEXT SENTI TASSE iS2Z TASSR 1735)
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TAKE 4 OF SEVERAL.?ry?.COMMENTARY LIST) MOSCOW CONSOLIDATED
4 JAN 83
L0051440
ASSIGNING PORTUGALiIMPORTANT ROLE IN ITS PLANS TO USE.RDF'FOR
BLATANT INTERFERENCE IN INTERNAL AFFAIRS OF INDEPENDENT
COUNTRIE9 INCL. MIDEAST REGION 0400 TEX' SENTi TASSE 1830')
56 TASS POLIfl CAL OBSERVER ROBERT SEREBRENNIKOV ON U'S;
57- ?SOVjET,PANORAMAT RECORDED INTVWS WITH PORTUGUESE STUDENTS
AT MOSCOW'IS COOP I_NSTtTUTE DESCRIBING THEIR STUDIES-THEIR
PURPOSE OF COMING TO USSR AND FACILITIES PROVIDED THERE; 'i5 MZ
PORTUGUESE i930S
AFRICA
(7 MINI MAND 0700)
0 4 JAN 1633
i LP
59 54ISkKIir "FRUITFUL RESULTS, BRIGHT FUTJRE,"" G`; SO!'
COOP WITH YOUNG AFRICAN COUNTRIES, CRITICIZING IMPI5TS FOR
TRY#NG ' .Q jMPO8Er'NEO00LON'IALUSM:.ON AFR;CAN NA1'1ON$ 90V AID UNDER;,
Ll NED 1
F - I In r r 0% F_ f4!VA iircWrhrfi A:. A V :Y CUVU 6U INA AL A bI'i, IiUINTJNU TO ACTIVITY ?
OR UiS, INFO AGENCY? WHICH OPERATES UNDER STATE DEPARTMENT AND
r
C)_,U-`HAS CLOSE CONTACTS W!Tk CIA, MAI'TAINING TASK OF 70 CENTERS IN
AFRICA IS TO BRING CONSTANT PRESSURE.O!V' 4INDS OF AFRICANS AND TO
TRY AND CONVINCE THEM THAT U.S1 IS AN ANTI-COLONIAL POWER
AND THAT IT IS IN CLOSE CONTACT WITH THAT PPL IN DEVELOPING
COUNTRIES CAN ATTAIN THEIR CHERISHED GOALS, IPOOR?i ENGAF 57001
59
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BETTER FUTURES SUT'ALSO BURDEN QF UNRESOLVED PROBLEMS-OT NG
INCREASING THREA.T;TO AFRICA,S SECURITY AND STABILITY POSED BY
U'S' DESIRE TO DEPLOY CRUISE MISSILES IN SOUTH AFRICA AND MEDIUM;
60 "ANON WAFR CAN-OPPOSES.WASHINGTON'S MILSTARIST po00;"-
NOTING NEW YEAR HAS BROUGHT'TO AFRICA NOT ONLY'HOPES FOR-A.
FGE NUCLEAR MISSILES- IN EURQPE; QUOTING AFRICAN PAPERS CONDEMNING
U;S, POLICY; (3j5 MIN't ENGAF 1700 2002)
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61 INTVW WITH (ALEKSANDR KRASHENNINNIKOV)t OFFICIAL OF
CRGANIZATICN OF SOVIET COOP WORKERS; ON FUNCTIONS OF ORGANIZATION;
WHICH INCLUDE; TRAINING OF SPECIALISTS FROM DEVELOPING COUNTRIES;
ELABORATING ON TRAININGI GIVEN CADRES FROM AFRICAN COUNTRIES;
14 M I N 1 ENQA.F 1 20U,-)r-RE NCHAF 1718)
62 GRSU CCf GREE,TjNGS TO COPWE CONGRESS: OASSE 021609i
J ORE MINI SOMALI 031602j(TWICE)
!EGRESS IN ADDIS ABABA; (4 MINI ENGAF 17 2ZOZ--l gTAF i43)
64 ACCOUNT OF MENGISTU HAILE MARIAM4S SPEECH AT COPWEts SECOND
0 4 JAN 000 ) oZ ..,
63 ANON ADDIS ABABA DISPATCH SUPPLY I ^t'G iACKGRGUND.INFO ON
FOAMATIOP! AND WORK Of COMMISSION FOR ORGANIZING 1'`CRKING PP~;is
OARTY .(COPWE), (RPT ENGINTER 031400) (SPANLA 0ZorS-SPANCUBA-
2 "6MALI 03L68S VIET- l.Pn,
65 "EAST AFRICA LAST iEEK-+I VLADIMIR BORISOV DISCUSSING AFRICAN
CCU'tTRIES CPPOSIT-ICN TO U;S; PROVOCATIVE PCLICIES
r-(3.5 MINIt" COOP MVMTS IN ETPICP:A; (3 `!I''')o
EC.^.N COOP AMON3 AFRICA
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MIDEAST
66. REPORTS-DATELINED BEIRUT; DAMASCUS AND PARIS ON OUTCOME OF
LKS BETWEEN LEBANON AND ISRAELiWITH PARTICIPATION OF'U;S;
DELEGATION HELD JN HALDA, SCORING EFFORTS OF U;S; TO BRING
I
PRESSURE TO BEAR ON LEBANESE AUTHORITIES TO ACCEPT CONDITIONS LAID
DOWN BY ISRAEL; (300 TEXT SENTI TASSE 1209'TASSR 2146)
67' SUMMARY'KRASNAYA ZVEZDA ON 1982:BEZNG ONE OF GLOOMIEST
N LEBANON'S HISTORY, MAINTAINING THAT WAR UNLEASHED BY ISRAELI
"'TROOPS GROSSING LEBANONIS BORDERS ON 6TH :-UN WAS rtr*u LARGE_
SCALE WARFARE IN R&GION IN LAST '3g YEARS- STRESSING THAT UNSTABILIT~"
IN MIDEAST ' IS :DIRECT: RESULT' OF, ISRAELI;COLLUSION IN
REGION; IENGtNTER 0700)
68 LEON-ID KR; ONEV3KI Y RE . 3, JAN I SRAEL i LEBANESE BE I RUT' TI-LKS
ND THEIR FAILURE TO BEING ABOUT A PEACEFUL SOLUTION TO CURRENT
ROBLEM', MAINTAINING ISRAEL IS PLANNING TO WEAKEN LESANESE POSITION
)MAND ."36)
SCORING U;S; EFFORTS TO PRESSURE LEBANON INTO ACCEPTING
CONDITIONS LAIC DOWN BY TEL AVIV; (4.3 MIN,IS ENGINTER i4 i7
PORTBRAZ 23Zf'2 SPANLA 2i FRENCH 17W. ITALIAN 1W 2logr-'GERMAN
1640PORTAP .S FRENOFIAR, ,.700. PERSIAN 163'/0'
6 0 POLISH 0'00 CZECH/
SLOVAK 110 SERBO S7A~' 20(ENGSA i4$ KOR 133,9'URDU l3KBENG
69 RESULTS OF RADIO QUIZ ORGANIZED BY RADIO MOSCCW AND KOM?
ltSO OL CN 60TH ANNIV CF.USSR, LISTING ARAB WINNERS; tRPT ARABIC
22 (FRENCHAF 03220 ) ,
70 ""WINDOW ON ARAB WORLD"i-INCL ANON ON THIRD ROUND OF TALKS
ON LEBANON ENDING WITHOUT RESULT;
JSE'vT i ARABIC 1530
0 4 JAN 1983
X71 "'WINDCW ON ARAB WORLD"I ANON ON ARAFAT REMARKS ON 28TH
V OF PALESTINIAN RESISTANCE MVMT; ( PT ARABIC 331530)
(FRENCMAF 032000)
Wa
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OTHERS, NOTING 6QVI6 'DOcTQRS WERE ASSISTED BY RALEST1N!AN
DOC RS AND NURSES;. iARABIC 1500]
OUNDS-SUFFERED BYVI-CTIMS CAUSED BY CLUSTER BOMBS AND
TA S OF SEVERAL,,, COMMENTARY LIST1 MOSCOW CONSOLIDATED 4 JAN 83.
LD051509
73 SERAFIH IVANOV; HEAD OF GLAVZARVBEZMVCDStROY ORG; RES:.
PONSIBLE FOR IMPLEMENTATION OF AGMTS ON SOVIET COOP ITN ARAB
COUNTRIES IN IRR-IIATION, RECALLING AGMTS CONCLLDED WITH ARAB COUN
TRIES-# NOTING NATIONALiCADRES ARE TRAINED IN ACCORDANCE WITH SOVIET-
COOP AGMTS NOTING BENEFITS OF IRRIGATION To AGRICULTURAL LAND;:
CARABIC ~.530j
^") '+'VCQTITA &NTVW WITH KHALED BAGDASH-
GEN SEC
SYRIAN CPCC, MAILING USSR AS RELIABLE AND TRUE FRIEND OF PPLS OF
SYRIA TO HELP `.TREAT' PiLESTINIAN VICTIMS OF SSRAEL.I AGGRESSION
72 ANON ON WORK OF;S5 SOVIET DOCTORS AND NURSES WHO WEN TO
~,MAGAINST LEBANON; QUOTING SOME OF_Dg TORS DESCRIBING HORRIBLE
WORLD SEEKING FREEDOM AND PROGRESS- UNDERLINING SOVIET SUPPORT.
FOR LEaANESEI (400. TEXT SENTI -TA-SSE 1,933j
~- 75 ANON ON CELEBRATION OF USSR'S 60TH ANNIV IN ALGERIA:
A We
OOREST1 ENGAF 2000!
p 4 JAS! 1$53
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76 VLADIMIR DANIELOV; PROMINENT SOVIET TURCCLOGTST; .OUTLIKIING
ACTIVITIES OF SOVIET- TURCOLOGISTS IN1,1982; MENTIONING VARIOUS
4EETIN3S HELD eY SOVIET TURCCLC3IST_ EITHER CN THEIR O N OR
TOGETHER WITH TURKISH COLLEAGUES ON ATATURK CENTENNAPY AIND MATTERS
OF MUTUAL INTEREST IN TURKISH HISTORY; (4-MIN'i TURKISH 031400j
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77? VERA LEBEDEVA RE EVENTS IN 1982 AND TO CEREMONIES MELD
TO MARK USSRiS 60TH ANNIV, LAUD;NG SOVIET UNION'S POL;CYOF PEACE
'V-D COOP-IN CONTRAST'TO U',$MILITARIST AGGRESSIVE PCLZCYi POINT:
AND SOVZET-ENTERPR!SES; (.8 MINI POOR) PERSIAN 1630]
ING-TO U,Sj.AMBIT;ONS sN PERS;AN GULF WHICH POSE A THREAT'-TO ;RAN
AND OTHER NEIGHBORING COUNTRIES, LAUDING COOP BETWEEN jRAN!AN;-
78 YEVGENJY SERGEYEV ON SOVIET.IN;AN COOP NOTING ITS
IMPORTANCE FOR, AVERTING THREAT OF WAR AND .CITING AS AN EXAMPLE
IMPORTANCE ATTACHED BY USSR TO COOP iLITH THIRD WORLD;~POINTING
OUT ENTIRE WORLD, INCLUIDNG ASIA' IS AWARE. OF DANGER FROM U:S;.
NUCLEAR PREPS ;N THIS AREA- UNDERLINING USSR AND INDIA.CALC3N3
FOR MAK;NG INDIAN OCEAN A NUCLEAR-FREE ZONE;
1400)
C6 Mink .EiNGASIA
79 SUMMAAYrVLAD;M:OA;KOV PRAVDA EXPRESSING CONCERN-OVER
LARGE*SCALE MILITARY BUILDUP IN PAKISTAN-WITH U;t'r
S; ASSISTANCE
AND SUPPORT) STATING.TMAT~THIS:HAS VIRTUALLY.MADE PAKISTAN CENTER
OF. WESTERN UNDECLARED WAR IN SOUTH ASIA, ALSO POINTING OUT DANGER
PAKI-STAN MILITARY BUILDUP HAS BROUGHT TO NEIGHBORING COUNTRIES;
(4 MIN I HIND 1130) . .
UL-e-5 AFGHANISTAN
80 VALENTIN LAPIN ON AFGHAN CLERGYIS APPEAL TO BROTHERS IN
FAITH AND COUNTRYMEN NOW STAYING ABROAD; (RPT ENGSA 031400)
CEr4GINTER 06AVilllP_-6ERMAN # 0WFINNISH? 0316 TURKISH 93,1400
PERSIAN 122'GREEK 33i9;4' FRENCHAF J-32200 ENGSA 1400'IMD #t1
JAP 1200 V I ET l0 )
I5-
8. (DOROY) ON AFGHAN APPEAL, GOVT OPPOSING U;S;
PEGGED TO RECENT ANTI?U;S, RALLI=S.IN AFGHANISTAN
MANOSEA-1233)
C~~
INTERVENTION;
i6 MINT
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82 tLIYAPIN) ON AFGHAN SITUATION CITING DEMOS AS PROOF OF
rAFGHAN PPLIS SUPPORT FOR GOVT'. REITERATING SOVIET STAND TOWARD
AFGHANISTAN', (S MINI MAND l.. ANON1 DARI 1n1)
83 "YOUTH" PROGRAMi INCL YEVGENIY iSUKOLOVj ON 12TH ANNIV
ESTABLISHMENT OF PDPA; FAVORABLY APPRAISING PARTICIPATION OF
YOUTH IN PARTY ACTIVITIES AND THEIR ROLE IN COUNTRYIS SOCIAL AFFAIRS
AND IN STRUGGLE AGAINST TERRORIST BANDS =1 REMARKS BY MBR
OF CENTRAL CMTEE OF AFGHAN DEMOC YOUTH ORG ON AIMS AND TASKS OF
T ORGANIZATION t4 MIN) (16 MIN, INCL MUSIC! OARI.1703)
E 6 OF SEVERAL`':;iCOMMENTARY-LISTT MOSCOW CQNSOLIDATED JAN 83.
.LDH051519
CHINA
84 PROGRAM FCR CHI SOLDIERSI GENERAL (BASKCYEV) CN JAP"S
INTENSIFYING MILITARIZATION, CONDEMNING USA FOR COLLUDING WITH
JAP IN QUICKENING STEPS CF JAP MILITARIZATION, NOTING ASIAN
LEADERS' CONCERNS ABOUT JA,P REAn','A!'ENT; (6 MINI MANC 372.0)
-FAR: EAST-
83 ANON TASS CORR RANGOON DISPATCH ON BURMESE INDOEFENDENCE
ANNIVERSARY; RECALLS BURMESE PEOPLE'S STRUGGLE FOR INDEPENDENCE
AGAINST JAPANESE: AND BRITISH; SAYS THAT BURMA SUFFERED FROM
AFTERMATH OF 0611 E T SINCE I~TR'%L~CTIc OF S CIALIS-- iN
IN 1962 HAS MADE GOOD PROGRESS; c3 MINI BUR 143E-1NL0
1 -I LAO 14 AM8 133'' _2:5 M!N MAND 1232 ENOSA 1420)
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86 SOVIET AUTHOR cBEt DI B
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COUNTRY
SOVIET-BURMESE FRIENDSHIP ASSN, EXTENZS '=P ETINGS TO ELRMESE PEOPLE
ON THEIR INDEPENDENCE DAY AND RECOUNTS HIS VISIT TO BURMA;
(4 MINf'EUR 1030)
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87 SERGEY (VIKTOROV) NOTES COOPERATION BETWEEN BURMA AND USSR
~SINCEE BURMA'tS INDEPENDENCE 35 YEARS AGO, (7 MIN; SENTI BUR 10301
/)
88 SUMMARY ANON IZVESTIYA ON EXTENSIVE ACTIVITY OF AMERICAN
SPECIAL SERVICES IN JAPAN; j450-TEXT SENTt TASSE 1702 TASSR 1345)
fd1--59
STAT
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92 "FRIENDSHIP AND. GOODNEIGHBORLINESS"
PROGRAMI TALK BY MEMBER OF SUPSOV ON MOSCOW CELEBRATIONS OF
USSR FOUNDING ANNIV (4 MIN)3 DIRECTOR OF SECRETARIAT OF SOVIET.
JAP SOC;ETY EXTENDS NEW YEAR GREETINGS; OUTLINES EXCHANGE
EVENTS FOR.1983 C5 MIN; SENT I LETTERS FROM JAP LISTENERS ON
SOVIET'ART.TROUPEtS PERFORMANCE IN JAPAN '5;5 MIN); (OVERALL
14;5 MIN! JAP 031200]
ASIAN COMMUNIST
9! TASS CORKS BORIS KALASr'rIK0V/VLAcIX;IR KAPPALW-V PMNC"! PE,\h
INTERVIE'A WITH KAMPUCHEA` CNCL MINISTER C~NN CHAN SI,
.0350 TEXT SENT1~'TASSEtll5C TASSR 1101)
92 CEULATOY) ON KAMP SITUATION; CITING-ACHIEVEMENTS; DENOUNCING
IMPERIALIST INTERFERENCE IN KA!'PUCHEAN AFFAIARS (7 MINI MAND
1630)
l/ 04 JAir' r7
93 ANON ON TALK BY HEAD CF SOVIET CELEGATION WHO VISITED DPRK
w'HE;N DPRK CELEBRATED DAY OF SOVIET U :I Giv MARKING 6ZTH ANN I V CF
FOUwdING OF USSR; NOTES ON MEETINGS. RALLIES, ART PEr'.FOpMA`CES
ELD IN DPRKf STRESSES FRIENDLY TIES BETWEEN PPLS OF TWO COUNTRIES;
(S MINI KCR 1130)
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94 ANON REvIEWINQ BOYIET:VIET SCI"TECH COOP IN 1982; (5 MIN;
SENT f, V I ET 1300 1,4001.
93 (LESHTOV) ON COOP BETWEEN CEMA.MEMBER COUNTRIES IN PUBLIC
P
HEATH WORK', (3 MINI MAND 0700)
96 REPORT ON ECONOMIC PERFORMANCE OF CEMA COUNTRIES D'PING
1982 SAYING TMAT-DESR!TE DIFFICULTIES SOCIALIST COUNTRIES
ACHIEVED REMARKABLE ECONOMIC GROWTH IN COMPARISON TO THEIR CAPITALIST
COUN RPARTS; (4 MIN! URDU 1200)
~ 97 RATKOV DISCUSSES ECONOMIC COOPERATION
BETWEEN SOCIALIST
~~4"PCOUNTRIES; REFUTES ALLEGATIONS THAT CEMA IS DOMINATED BY USSR;
CITING UN STATZSTtCS; (POLISH 1500$.ANONt HUNG 1730)
04-
98 COUNTRIES OF SOC-IALISMt BORIS MELNICHENKC BERLIN REPORT
TN GDR I S ECONOMIC SUCCESSES IN 1982 AN^ PROSPECTS F 1.953 ( 5
MINI YURIY ROGOV BUDAPEST REPORT NOTING DIFFICULTIES FOR
HUNGARIAN ECONOMY CAUSED. BY REAGAN ADMINISTRATION'8;D;SCR';MSNATORY
MEASURES AGAINST SOCIALIST COUNTRIES AND POINTING TO HUNGARIAN
ECONOMIC SUCCESSES (,2 M_i VALERIY MIKEYEV SOFIA REPORT ON
BULGARIAN SUCCESSES IN 1982 AND PLANS FOR 1983.0 MINI)) (HOME
12 4
99 OFFICIAL .'F CSSR EE ASSY IN USSR (NAME INDISTINCT)
DESCRIBES HIS VISIT TO SIBERIA AND CARPATHIAN REGIO PRAISIN3
WARM WELCOME ACCORDED TO CZECHS ANC SLOVAKS TRAVcLLI'G IN
USSR; AND GIV;NG IMPRESSIONS CF SVERCLOVSK; $6 MINI CZECH/SLOVAK
00)
100 SUMMARY KOMSOMOLSKAYA PRAVDA INTERVIEW WITH ANDRZEY
AVROWSKI; DIRECTOR OF POLISH INSTITUTE OF RESEARCH INTO
ANjC ACTIONS' 1420 TEXT i *aSSP 232.2)
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121 HISTORY PROFESSOR DISCUSSES LENINIST PRINCIPLE OF PARTY
UNITY" CItING.LEN;NiS VIEW ON PARTY UNITY; (7 MINI KOR 09301
WARSAW PACT
STAT
~. 122 OPENING OF POLITICAL CONSULTATIVE
OMMITTEE MEETING; LISTING THOSE ATTENDING; BRIEFLY DESCRIBING
SESSION, (750 TEXT SENT( TASSE' 17.57 TASSR 1752)
103 SUMMARIES IGOR SIRYUKOV PRAVDA PRAGUE DISPATCH RE PCC
SESSION; $300 TEXT-SENT! TASSE 2555 TASSR 09111 7-4 MINI` POLISH
CZECH/LSOVAK 1?.0(HUNG 2 ALBANIAN 153(BUL 163fOMANIAN
104 ALEKSANDR SHEVCHENKO RE PRAGUE MEETING OF PACTiS PCC;
CRPT SEREO 232202) (GERMAN 1?!2 722RT 193,7 RENCH,1i"8_30 HINDI
14 OOR1 INDO 13
AKE 7.OF 7 ..:COMMENTARY LIST" MOSCOW CONSOLIDATED 4 JAN 83
~Ay
1'5 ? ANON
ON OPENING OF PACT PCC MEETING; STAT
IOLICIES OF PACT, (SENT1 ENGINTER 11i 14" 170g1WENGNA
232 NTBRAZ. 22I23Af_`sPANLA 230 RENCi 1732,ALIAN 1810-a
21' GCe?!A 1631e ARAPIC 174'0'
2 PEPSI*-,: 1 DART 17;rfGREEKCY Sst0
PORTAFR 132,~FRENCHAFR -w 20 POLISH 159y SE PC 17Z' 22I 6UR
1 HIIUDI 113 RLu 13 cEN 15 "ADO 15 JAP 121