TAKE 1 OF SEVERAL -- COMMENTARY LIST: MOSCOW CONSOLIDATED 21 JAN 83

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• Collection: General CIA Records
• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): CIA-RDP94-01353R001901390005-1
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• Document Creation Date: December 21, 2016
• Document Release Date: June 4, 2008
• Sequence Number: 5
• Publication Date: January 21, 1983
• Content Type: REPORT

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TAKE I OF SEVERAL ?- COMMENTARY LIST= MOSCOW CONSOLIDATED 21 JAN 83
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GLOBAL
1 PROGRAM "INTERNATIONAL SITUATION -- QUESTIONS AND
ANSWERS") VALERIY.KOSOVAN BRIEFLY INTRODUCES PARTICIPANTS AND
LISTS ITEMS TO BE DEALT WITH DURING PROGRAM (ONE MINA GENNADIY
,SHISHKIN ANSWERS QUESTIONS ON U,S' DISARMAMENT POLICY (12 MIN))
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KOSOVAN GIVES DEFINITION OF TERM "SHADOW CABINET" IN BRITISH
PARLIAMENTARY SYSTEM) BELYAYEV REPLY ON ISRAELI COMPLICITY,
IN SABRAPSHATILAH MASSACRES- MAINLY QUOTING FROM COMMISSION OF
INQUIRY REPORTS ;SRAELI AND BRITISH PRESS KOSOVAN, IN RESPONSE TO
QUESTION ON TRANSVAAL, GIVES BRIEF HISTORY OF BOER SETTLERS IN
AFRICA. POINTING TO IRONY OF, FACT THAT WHILE EARLY WHITE
SETTLERS WERE PEASANTS WHO DID THEIR OWN FARMING WITHOUT OPPRESSING
NATIVESI'THEIR DESCENDANTS HAVE TURNED COUNTRY INTO CITADEL OF
RACISM$ SEMENOV; N-REPLY TO QUESTION ABOUT REFERENDA AND PueLic
OPINION POLLS# EXPLAINS HOW REFERENDA WO-RKO USING SWISS
EXAMPLE. NOTING WAYS IN WHICH THEY CAN BE MISUSED, AND
DESCRIBING PUBLIC OPINION POLLS' CONDUCTED BY COMMERCIAL CONCERNS.
AS UNRELIABLE BECAUSE OF SMALL SAMPLE FROM WHICH THEY DRAWj
SEMENOV REPLY ABOUT GERMAN WAR CRIMINAL, FLICK; WHO MADE VAST
FOI TUNE OTT-OF FINANCIAL MACHINATIONS CONNECTED WITH ARMAMENT
INDUSTRY IN THIRD REICH;. (SENT-1 ORBITA 1030 1315 5430 HOME. 1715]
a-AAy, 2 "TOPICAL PROBLEMS OF INTERNATIONAL LIFE;" (RPT ORBITA
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3 VALENTIN VASILETS
CITING UN SEC GENSTATORT
04 ANALYZING ECONOMIC CRISIS IMPLICATIONS FOR SOCIAL TRENDS IN DEVEL-
OPING NATIONS' (350 TEXT{ TASSE 1814)
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4 RADIO MAGAZINE) INCL ITEM ON SEMINAR IN MOSCOW FOR TEACHERS
FROM DEVELOPING COUNTRIES; (SOMALI 201602)
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6- 5 REPORT ON YOUTH ACTIVITIES; INCL MOSCOW COLLEGE WORK GROUP
MTG, HIGHER EDUCATION IN MPR; USA COLLEGE BUDGET CUT, HIGH CRIME
RATE AMONG FRENCH YOUTH; (6 MINI MAND 1600) &10
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6 SPECIAL PROGRAM DEDICATED TO "LISTENER'S DAY;" INCLUDING
COMMENT ON LISTENERS) LETTERSi RADIO MOSCOW-FEATURES; MAIN EVENTS
OF THE YEAR; (58 MIN -SPANLA 0000]
V
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9 MAILBAG,- THANKING BANGLADESH LISTENERS FOR THEIR LETTERS
8: MAILBAG FOR POLISH LISTENERS! INCL LETTERS PRAISING LENIN)S
ACHIEVEMENTS- QUOTING LENIN RECORDINGS] PRAISE FOR MOSCOW RADIO
POLISH PROGRAMS{ LISTENERS INVITED TO WRITE-TO STATION; (POLISH
1400)
(1)
AND THEIR FAITH IN SOVIET FRIENDSHIP] ALSO PRESENTS TALK 81' ALI
RSHAD, GEN SEC BANGLADESH PEACE COUNCIL, RAPPING USA FOR
NTINUING ARMS RACE AND HAILING SOVIET PEACE PROPOSALS; ANSWERS
QUESTLONS ON SOVIET MINES; EXPLORATION OF MINERALS AND SOVIET
EDUCATIONAL. FACILITIES; (20 MIN; INCL MUSICt._BENG 1500)
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DISARM
21 :.^'3
'"MIDWEEK" FEATURE; (RPT ENGINTER 197700) (ENGNA 0005!
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PRAVDA EDITORIAL ARTICLE, 19 JAN "WASHINGTON CONTINUES
&' PTO BLOCK SOLUTION" ON ZERO OPTION AND WASHINGTON DISTORTING
STATE OF AFFAIRS AT GENEVA TALKS: (TASSR 182255) (8.5 MIN! ITALIAN
lB -GER 1A A 1701" FRENCH 5,,1Z PORT 123.0 )
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OF DEVELOPMENT OF SUCH WEAPONS; ATTEMPT TO BLOCK BAN; (RPT
ENGINTER 181400) t4 MINT JAP 201;.x' FINNISH 18,30)
FOR PROTRACTED NUCLEAR WAR; (RPT ENGINTER 181400) (5*3 MINI
TASS ANALYST ANATCLIY.KRASIKOV ON GROMYKO ARMS REDUCTION
FFER AND NATO REACTION; (TASSE 182116) (GERMAN 1000)
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13 YURIY SOLTAN ON UPI REPORT ON SECRET PENTAGON DOCUMENT
'CONTAINING GUIDELINES FOR NEW US; MILITARY STRATEGY AND PLANS
SO- I 1600 F J NN I SH 1,81630 )
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US PREPARATIONS TO WAGE PROTRACTED NUCLEAR WAR AGAINST USSR_
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14 ALEKSEY TIMOSHKIN ON PENTAGON DOCUMENT ON NEED FOR .
ENT$ ARABIC 1500)
15 KONSTANTIN SOROKIN "GLANCE AT BRITISH-SCENE" RE RESUMPTION
F GENEVA TALKS AND SOVIET PROPOSALS; REJECTS SO?CALLED ZERO
OPTION, CRITICIZES BRITISH GOVT DECISION TO ACCEPT AMERICAN MISSILES
ON BRITISH SOIL AND ITS SUPPORT'FOR ZERO OPJ_ION;_-CLAIMS THAT-ZERO
OPTION WAS DESIGNED TO DEADLOCK GENEVA TALKS AND THUS CLEAR THE WAY
FOR PROPOSED MISSILE DEPLOYMENT; (ENGUK 2000!__ .
1,6 RADIO FORUM FOR PEACE AND SECURITY IN EUROPE, QUOTES
ISTERNERS' LETTERS IN SUPPORT OF SOVIET ARMS PROPOSALS;
CRITICIZING U;S;.ARMY POLICY AND CONCEPT.OF._A,IMI_TED NUCLEAR WAR;
(4 MINI FRENCH 1730)
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17 DR MIKHAIL KUZIN, MEMBER OF SOVIET COMMITTEE OF DOCTORS
FOR PREVENTION OF NUCLEAR WAR, ON- H ORRIFIC CONSEQUENCES OF
Qom'' 'N'UCLEAR WAR-$- HAILING EFFORTS OF SOVIET LEADERSHIP TO PRESERVE
/PEACE AND END ARMS RACE; CENGINTER LZ00f
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18 SUMMAR;6,, MIKHAIL DOMOGATSKIKHO' PRAVDA- 21 JAN, "CRIMINALS
N THE PILLORY,u ON INTNATL SYMPOSIUM OF SCIENTISTS AT HO CHI
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LP-~q ANON; 330 TEXT SENT; TASSE 0740 TASSR 0110 MAYAK 03-50 HUNG 202.0-0mj
MINI CAMS 1.30 INDO )00 BUR 14.3)
O .INH CITY. (RPT ENGINTER 202100) (4.;3 MINI ENGINTER 080 -1Rf02
INTNATL SYMPOSIUM OF SCIENTISTS; OPT ENGINTER 2014001
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( 4 MINI GERMAN 100- TURK 201440 JAP 201220 j cUo
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S FROM HO CHi MINH ON CONCLUSION OF
20 SERGEY ALEKSEYEV REPORT ON PRESS CONE_G11fiN 8-Y
PARTICIPANTS IN HO CH! MINH SYMPOSIUM ON U; S; CHEMICAL WARFARE.
I N Y I ETNAM j ( 3 M I N I ENGINTER i7a2-T21,0e-ENGNA 2M)
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GAS PIPELINES
1 .2 SUMMARY ANON PRAVDA EXPOSING
WESTERN PROPAGANDA AND
REJECTING CLAIMS OF PRISON LABOR USED TO BUILD SIBERIYAw
WEST EUROPE PIPELINE; (300-TEXT SENTI TASSE 0705 TASSR 0112)
2 ANATOL;Y VESELYEV; DPTY MINISTER OF USSR MINISTRY
FOR OIL AND GAS INDUSTRYI ON DEVELOPMENT OF PIPELINE
CONSTRUCTION IN USSR., 050 TEXT SENT! TASSE 1649)
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REAGAN PRESS CONF GIVEN ON
CCCASICN OF HIS COMPLETING TWO YEARS IN OFFICE; NOTING
ATTEMPTS TO JUSTIFY ADMIN'S COURSE; IN SPHERES OF INTERNAL
AND EXTERNAL POLICY; (300 TEXT SENTI TASSR 1.650)
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t COUNTRIES IN EFFORT TO MAKE THEM SUPPORT U'S; LINE AT UN;
(400 TEXT SENTI TASSE 0613)
26 GEORGIY TANOV RE FOREIGN AND U;S; PRESS CRITICISM OF
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24 ~JHITE HOUSE RELEASING REPORT STAT
ON RESULTS OF 2 YEARS OF REAGAN ADMINISTRATION; (450 TEXT
SENT1 TASSE 1946 TASSR 1551) G/1?
25 YURIY SOLTAN ON TWO YEARS OF REAGAN ADMINISTRATION;
(RPT CZECH/SLOVAK 201600) CENGINTER 06e0 1I0 5 ..Z80 2300
SPANCUBA 010fORTBRAZ 22 "FRENCH 174- ITALIAN W00.460
GERMAN 160 ARABIC 0 PERSIAN 11 0 TURKISH 00 FRENCHAF
17 CZECH/SLOVAK 160 SERBO 170* 20"I
REAGAN ADMIN, PARTICULARLY AFRICA POLICY; CRPT ENGAF 201700)
(SWAHILI 1830) Gtr
27 WASHINGTON POST GIVING
DETAILS OF HOW REAGAN ADMIN IS CONDUCTING AN UNPRECEDENTED
STAT
CAMPAIGN OF PUBLIC DIPLOMACY WITH A M OF WINNING SUPPORT FROM
SKEPTICALLYP*MINDED~WEST EUROPEANS.FOR ITS POLICIES IN SPHERE OF--.-
CONTROL.OVER ARMAMENTS; (450 TEXT SENTT-TASSR 16103 c
TO PROMOTE ADMINIS FOREIGN POLICY ADN, ACCORDING TO REPORTS FROM
28. VLADILSAV KOZYAKOV ON WASHINGTON ONCE AGAIN TRYING TO
STEM GROWING PUBLIC OPPOSITION TO NUCLEAR ARMS RACE; NOTING
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REAGAN ANNOUNCEMENT OF ESTABLISHMENT OF A CABINET LEVEL CMTEE
WASHINGTON, TO COUNTER SOVIET PEACE OFFENSIVE; QUOTING NYT
THAT NEW BODY IS TO WORK OUT'RECOMMENDATIONS ON HOW TO NEUTRALIZE
NUCLEAR'FREEZE MVMT IN USA THROUGH PROPAGANDA; (ENGNA 2300)
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29 A; .LYUTYY
ON CONSUMER ORGANIZATIORSTAT
CONDEMNING REAGANOMICS;.CAPPROX 450 WORDSI TASSR 1141) (Ala
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30 TASS COMMENTATOR RUSLANKNYAZEV ON U;S; ADMINISTRATION
USING FINANCIAL BLACKMAIL IN FORM OF ECON AID TO DEVELOPING
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exLI/ 31 REPORT ON 3LPART PROGRAM DEVOTED TO ACTIVITIES OF CIA
SHOWN ON SOVIET TV- "ON COMPANY BUSINESS," i350 -TEXT-SENT f
TASSE 0600)
32 LEONID KRICHEVSKIY ON INVESTIGATION INTO ASSASSINATION
OF ITALIAN ALDO MORO; SAYS. CIA IS USING FACT TO LAUNCH
CAMPAIGN AGAINST SOCIALIST COUNTRIES; i40 MINI SPANLA 2300!
AMERICAS -
33 "ARGENTINE WEEKnI ARGENTINE PAPER REPORTS THAT BIGNONE
TOLD.FIGUEIREDO; AT MTG HELD IN PUERTO MEiRA THAT ARGENTINA WILL
CONTINUE ITS TRUGGL-E FOR MALVINAS; ARGENTINE FOREIGN MINIS?07
ACC,OR ING TO CLARjN STUDYING STEPS TO PROMOTE RELATIONS WITH
!i%~,ONAL.IGNED MVMT AND TO REVIEW RELATIONS WITH SOUTH AFRICA? TOP
POWERFUL ALLY, NICARAGUAN DEFENSE MINISTER TOMAS GORGE QUOTED AS
REFIRRING'TO NEED TO CREATE'A NEW REGIONAL ORGANIZATION WITHOUT
ARGENTINE MILITARY SOURCE. DENIES RUMOR THAT ARGENTINA jS PLANNING
TO ATTACK MALVINAS, ARGENTINE CHURCH LEADER QUOTES AS SAYING THAI'
RGENTINA LOST MALVINAS WAR BECAUSE GREAT BRITAIN HAD U;S*t AS A
U;$; HIGH UNEMPLOYMENT RATE IN ARGENTINA; AS REPORTED BY
CLARIN, LA VOZ'NEWSPAPER QUOTED AS REFERRING TO ARANA RIVER
H DROELECTRIC DEVELOPMENT'S HEADLINES ROUNDUP; LZ MINI SPANLA 2300)
U)
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~(~^ v TEXT SENTI TASSE 1933 TASSR 17251
34 LEONID PONOMAREV ON ALLEGED THREAT OF ANOTHER ARGENTINE
ATTACK ON FALKLANDS AND REACT
ON IN BRITISH GOVT AND MEDIA; (400
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35 "TOPICAL COMMENTARY"$ VLAERIY BELYANSKIY ON EVENTS CONCERNING
FALKLAND ISLANDS, NOTING REPORTS IN WESTERN MEDIA ABOUT ARGENTINAOS
SUSPICIOUS NAVAL AND OTHER MILITARY ACTIVITY, SUPPOSEDLY ASMED
AT LAUNCHING A CAMPAIGN TO RECAPTURE FALKLANDS; QUOTING CBS
tLllb
TV THAT ARGENTINA MAY BE PREPARING TO TERRORISE FALKLANDS;
CLAIMING THAT BRITAIN ITSELF HAD SPREAD RUMOR? STRESSING THAT
SITUATION WOULD BE INSIGNIFICANT WERE IT NOT FOR DANGER OF A NEW
MILITARY CONFLICT INTENDED TO SAVE TORY GOVTiS POLITICAL PRESTIGE
WITH GENERAL ELECTION IN THE OFFING; CENGUK 2000)
36 VOLODIA TEITELBOIM ON CRISIS SPREADING OVER CHILEAN ECON;
POINTING TO BANKRUPTCY OF LARGE CORPORATIONS SAYS SOCIAL OUTBURSTS
ARE LIKELY IN WAKE OF HARDSHIPS PPL MUST GO THROUGH; (i3 MINA
SPANCHILE 2100)
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37 CHILEAN EXILE (MANUEL VALENZUELA) DESCRIBING HIS RETURN
TO CHILE; (5 MINI SPANCHILE 2100)
38 "TWO WORDS" FEATURE BY GASTON VARGASI IT IS NECESSARY
TO PUT AN END TO DICTATORSHIP; NOTHING CAN BE EXPECTED FROM
FASCISM, PINOCHET MUST BE OUSTED ANDi FOR THIS PURPOSE,
OPPOSITION MUST UNITE; BUT OPPOSITION PARTIES SHOULD NOT
BE ASKED TO RELINQUISH THEIR PRINCIPLES; COMMUNIST
PARTY MUST PARTICIPATE IN OPPOSITION FRONT; C6 MINI SPANCHILE 21301
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39 NIKOLAY CGIGIR ON ONE OF DANGEROUS HOTBEDS OF TENSION IN
CENTRAL AMERICA TAKING SHAPE IN GUATEMALA; SCORING U;S; INTERFERENCE
IN CENTRAL AMERICA; j500 TEXT SENTI TASSR 1525)
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. 40 TASS COMMENTATOR SERGEY KUDRYAVSKIY ON SALVADOREAN NEWS
AGENCY NOTISAL REPORTING THAT U;S; EMBASSY IN EL SALVADOR HAS
ORDERED ALL AMERICAN CITIZENS TO LEAVE BEFORE JAN 25; CLAIMING
THIS INDICATES INTENTION OFiUIS LARGE:SCALE MILITARY ACTIONS;
(300 TEXTt TASSE 1535)
41 LEONID LEVCHNEKO ON WEEK OF SOLIDARITY WITH PPL OF.-EL
SALVADOR; (4 MINI DAR! 1700)
WEST GERMANY
IUM*RANGE MISSILES IN EUROPE AND ARMS L'IMITATlON-TALKS WITH USA;
(RPT ENGINTER.181400) (3 MINI FINNISH 1816301
43 GROMYKO SPEECH AT 17 JAN DINNER GIVEN IN HIS HONOR BY
GENSCHER; (TASSR 172109) (6 MINI FINNISH #81630)-
45 GROMYKO 18 JAN BONN PRESS CONE; (MOS TV 161400) (10 MINI
J G I LATER 07PO 1 6 M I N I JAP 202.00j I= FINNISH 181610/TWT CE/ I
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46 ALEKSANDR ZHOLKVER ON OUTCOME OF GROMYKOS VISIT TO AND TALKS
(RPT E' G I LATER 201420}. (GERMAN 1000 TURK 201420 SOMALI. 201690 AMHAR I C
20113? 1
ANCNI HUNG 201730)
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2 ACCOUNT OF GROMYKO'S ACTIVITIES 17 JAN CITING HIS TALKS WSTH
NSCHER AND CA"RSTENS; AND-PARAPHRASING GROMYKO D NER SPEECH ON
44 REPORTS N GRCMYKORKOHL 18 JAN MEETING AND REMARKS EXCHANGED;
TASSE 181740) ONE MINE SPANISH 182230 192230) -
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47 VLADIMIR PETROV BONN REPORT DISCUSSING DISPATCH BY REUTER FROM-
BONN TO EFFECT THAT HELMUT KOHL AND REAGAN HAVE CONCLUDED SECRET
AGREEMENT ON DEFINITIVE DEPLOYMENT OF U;S; NUCLEAR MEDIUM,?RANGE
SILES IN FRG; THIS WOULD NOT ONLY DECISVELY AFFECT SECURITY OF
FRG, BUT ALSO AROUSES SERIOUS,DO.UBTS ABOUT SINCEREITY OF BONN-IS
w4SSERTIONS REGARDING ITS SUPPORT FOR DISARMAMENT AND DETENTE;,
Ill'"
(4 MINI GERMAN 1600)
Abp
VALENTIN SAKHAROV "BONN'S POLITICIANS; AND FRENCH AND BRITISH
MEDIUM RANGE MISSILES;" REFERRING TO THE SCEPTICAL ASSESSMENT OF
ISSUE, MADE BY SOVIET FOREIGN MINISTER GROMYKO IN EAST BERLIN
TATEMENTS BY OFFICIAL LEADERS IN BONN ON THE MEDIUM RANGE MISSILES',
VERNMENT COALITION; SUCH AS DEFENSE MINISTER WOERNER, POINTED
m
FOLLOWING HIS OFFICIAL; VISIT TO BONN: LEADING POLITICIANS OF THE FRG
T'THAT FRENCH AND BRITISH MEDIUM RANGE MISSILES ARE OF FRENCH
AND BRITISH COMPETENCE; FURTHERMORE BONNiS POLITICIANS MAIN:
TAINED THAT'THE FRG WOULD BE DEFENSELESS WITHOUT'-THE U;S; MEDIUM
RANGE MISSILES; BOTH ARGUMENTS DO NOT COME UP TO THE POINT;.
BE-CAUSE FRENCH AND BRITISH MISSILES ARE A THREAT TO THE USSR AND
HAVE TO BE CONSIDERED A FACTOR IN THE MILITARY BALANCE; AS TO THE
DEFENSELESSNESS; SAKHAROV STATES; THAT THE FRG IS SAFTER
WITHOUT THAN WITH U;S; MISSILES; (5 MINI GERMAN 1700)
WEST EUROPE
49 SECOND OF RADIO UNIVERSITY LECTURES ABOUT SOVIET UNIONS
STRUGGLE FOR EUROPEAN SECURITY PRIOR TO OUTBREAK OF SECOND
WORLD WAR; (8 MINI FINNISH 181633)
21 J11-
57 "GOOD EVENING AUSTRIA;" (PPT GERMANUST 201900.) (GGERMAUST
1900)
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52 REPORT ON TELEGRAM EXCHANGE BETWEEN USSR SUPSOY PRESIDIM
PIERRE AUBET ON LATTER'S ELECTION TO PRESIDENCY OF SWISS
51 PPL AND EVENTS( INCL INTERVIEW WITH BRITISH TRADE UNIONISTS
ATTENDING MOSCOW INTNATL CONF OF GRAPHICAL AND PRINTING WORKERS
UNIONS, WHO GIVE IMPRESSIONS OF CONE AND ITS =NCERN-FOR PEACE; NOTE
VALUE OF EXCHANGES OF OPINIONS; (ENGINTER 1500)
CONFEDERATION, (70 TEXT SENTI TASSE 1445 TASSR 1545)
53 SUMMARY SOVETSKAYA ROSSIYA ARTICLE BY CLAUDIO FRACASSI; OF
ITALIAN PAESEWSERA, "A BATTLE FOR THE-TREASURY AND MISSILES,"
Y"
EMPHASIZING THAT MOST SHADY DEALINGS IN ITALIAN POLITICAL AND
FINANCIAL WORLD ARE LINKED WITH'STRUGGLE FOR KEY POSTS IN MAJOR
GOVERNMENT.OWNED ENTERPRISES AND BANKS;
(350 TEXT SENTt TASSE 17011
(4 MINI ITALIAN 1800 2100-
54 TASS INTERVIEW WITH GABRIEL SEKRETEV, HEAD OF.MOSCOW OFFICE---O-r-'-
FRENCH FIRM RHONE POULENC, ON HIS FIRM''S TRAD_E_.NiEGO.TIATIONS WITH USSR
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55 GEORGIY TANOV ON ARUSHA CONF OF FRONTLINE STATES AND ITS
CRITICISM OF SOUTH AFRICAN ACTIONS THREATENING PEACE, iRPT ENGAF
56 YEVGENIY STEPANOV ON ISRAELI-DEFENSE MINISTER SHARON',S
OFFICIAL VISIT TO KINSHASA; (RPT ENGAF 1817Z0~ (AMHARIC 2E1530
S 221602)
21
57 ANON ON MUSLIMS IN ETHIOPIA; (RPT SOMALI 191600) (SOMALI
221600 AMHARIC 201530)
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58 'ANDREY DOLGOV ON 13TH AFRORAMERICAN CONF IN HARARE, NOTING
CO'I'F WAS SPONSORED BY U;S; TO PROPAGANDIZE ITS AFRICAN POLICIES;
MAINTAINING CONF WAS VERY REPRESENTATIVE REFLECTING IMPORTANCE.
ATTAHCED TO IT BY BOTH SIDES ON ISSUE OF AFRICANISU;S; RELATIONS
NOTING U;S; TRIED TO LINK SOLUTION OF NAMIBIAN PROBLEM WITH
CUBAN TROOPS IN ANGOLA, CONF ALSO DWELT ON ECON MATTERS AND U;S;.
SHOWED UNWILLINGNESS TO SEE' ESTABLISHMENT OF A NEW WORLD ECON
ORDER' QUOTING NYT ON RESULTS OF CONF+ NOT TO LIKING OR
EXPECTATION OF U,S, (5 MIN, POORI ENGAF i70f SOMALI 1O)
59 GEORGIY SHASHIN ON FURTHER DEVALUATION OF KENYAN CURRENCY;
(RPT ENGAF.191700) (SOMALI 1600)
60- VLADIMIR BORISOV ON SOMAL!0S EXPANSIONIST POLICY;
(4;5 S N SOMALI 1600).
61 ALEKSEY (BEDEGQV) INT'VW WITH METHODIST FROM
ZIMBABWE (DR; KRISTEN MEREDERE) ABOUT APARTHEID IN SOUTH
-AFRICA, SAYING THAT ALL MANKIND ARE ONE AND THERE ARE NO SUPERIOR
AND INFERICR RACES; (3 MINj ENGAF 1700)
62 ANON ON NATIONAL'COUNCIL OF MALI'S GOVTING PARTY ENDING
ITS SECOND EMERGENCY MTG:IN BAMAKO; NOTING IT DEALT'WITH
PROBELBM OF: ECON STRATEGY FOR COMING YEARS AND 5?YR ECON.SOCiAL~ PLAN,
MAINTAINING MEETING WAS'CALLED BECAUSE OF DIFFICULTIESW MALI'S
ECON IS FACING RESULTING FROM ECON DEPENDENCE ON WORLD CAPITALIST'
ECON; (3 MINI ENGAF 1700 FRENCHAF 1700)
MIDEAST
63 TASS COMMENTATOR GEORGIY KUVALDIN ON U;S; STATE DEPT
SPOKESMAN EXPRESSING GROWING CONCERN AT IRRESPONSIBLE' ATTEMPTS
BY ISRAELI TROOPS TO ENTER AREAS NEAR BEIRUT CONTROLLED BY AMERICAN
MARINES FROM SO.CALLED MULTINATL FORCE; (400 TEXT{ TASSE 5308
TASSR 1250)
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64 REVIEW OF SOV ET PRESS US RA N PAN
I ILL T TI G THAT EX TONISM
HAS BEEN BASIC FEATURE-OF-TEL'AVIV"S POLICIES SINCE STATE OF ISRAEL
WAS SERI UP, QUOTING MOSCOW NEWS; SELSKAYA ZHIZNo KOMSOMOLSK..
AYA PRAVDA AND L.STERATURNAYA GAZETA; ALSO QUOTING ZA RUBEZHOM
AND KRASNAYA ZVEZDA ON U'S; ASSISTANCE TO ISRAEL; (5 MINI ENGINTER
J700) n
65 SUMMARY TRUD ON U;S', SUPPLIES OF MILITARY HA-RDWARE TO
ISRAEL WHICH HAS HELPED ISRAELI COMMAND TO CONCENTRATE MORE AND
MORE FORCES IN BEKAA VALLEY, IN IMMEDIATE PROXIMITY OF SYRIA'S
BORDERS; (400 TEXT SENT't TASSE.1055 TASSR 0915)
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66 VALENTIN LAPIN ON SYRIAN COMPLAINT-TO UN OVER ISRAELI
INVASION THREATS; OPT ENGINTER 221400) jGERMAN 1000 TURKISH
MEETING AND DISCUSSING OF RESULTS OF RECENT ARAFAT VISIT TO MOSCOW;
PROF; WALID MUSTAFA; PALESTINIAN UNIVERSITY- TEACHER RECENTLY'
ARRESTED AND EXILED BY ISRAELIS. SPEAKERS ABOUT LENIN AND HIS
THOUGHTS LAUDING LENIN AS A MAN DEAR TO EVERY NOBLE MAN ON EARTH
BECAUSE OF HIS SERVICE TO ALL MANKIND! V; BILY'AKOV INTVW WITH SOVIET
FILM PRODUCER (OLEG SEOLOV) ON FILM MADE IN AUG 1982 SHOWN IN USSR
67 ARAB PELESTINIAN PPL'S CORNERI REPORT ON CPSU CC POLITBURO
AND BY SOVIET TV. GIVING DETAILS ABOUT SITUATION AND HORRORS
OF BEIRUT IN SUMMER 19B2 DURING ISRAEL AGGRESSION; STRESSING
COURAGE AND SELF-SACRIFICE OF PALESTINIAN AND LEBANESE RESISTANCE
TO BARBARIC ATTACKS; (ARABIC 1530)
Ot
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68 NIKOLAY (SURNAME INDISTINCT) 'FOR WHAT OBJECTIVES HAS
CENTRAL COMMAND BEEN FORMED?tt MAINTAINING CENCOM IS A VERY DANGEROUS
STEP TOWARD U,S; OBJECTIVES AND THAT IN ORDER TO SEE WHAT ACTUAL
MISSION OF THIS COMMAND IS DUTIES OF RDF S ULD REVIEWED;
NOTING NIMEROUS MANEUVERS IN DIRECT PROXIMITY OF PERSIAN
GULF AND TO VARIOUS EASES USED BYU U;S; IN REGION ADDING THAT
PAKISTAN JS NOT ONLY CREATING FAVORABLE CONDITIONS FOR TURNING
ITS TERRITORY INTO U'S', MILITARY BASE BUT IS ALSD ACTIVELY ENGAGED
IN SUBVERSIVE ACTS AGAINST AFGHANISTAN AND IRAQ'; (8 MINA
-P4ORi PERSIAN 1630)
CD
69 LITERARY PROGRAM DEVOTED TO 81ST ANNIV BIRTH OF NAZIM HIKMET;
TURKISH COMMUNIST POET; (20 MIN'; TURKISH 2O14W
70 ANON "LENINIST PEACE POL:ICY AND TURKEY;" MAINTAINING LENINIST
POLICY PURSUED BY SOVIET UNION HAS BROUGHT PEACE; PROSPERITY; AND
FRATERNITY TO PPLS OP USSR, IT HAS ALSO SERVED INTERESTS OF TURKEY
AND USSR; (4 MINI TURKISH 1400)
71, VIKTOR OLEIN ON RESUME OF TALKS BETWEEN U.S; AND GREECE IN
ATHENS ON ISSUIE OF STATUS OF U.S; BASES AND OTHER MILITARY FACIL;TIE
S
IN GREECE; (SENT) ENGINTER 0800 1100)
1-09
wo
72 ILIODOR KULEVi PART ONE IN SERIES; ON TECHNICAL AND ECON
COOP BETWEEN IRAN AND USSR DURING 1982; ('RPT PERSIAN 051630)
( PERSIAN 1200)
21J"` 33
73 SUMMARY KRASNAYA ZVEZDA DENOUNCING U.S; SUPPLY OF
SOPHISTICATED ARMS TO PAKISTAN WHICH ENDANGERS SECURITY OF
NEIGHBORING STATES, ESPECIALLY INDIA; (4 MINI URDU 1300
BENG 1500)~J
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LD221447
74 ANON REPORT CN MOSCOW SCHOOL FUNCTICN MARKING INDIAN
REPUBLIC DAY AND 25T4 ANNIV INDOSOVIET FRIENDSHIP--AND COOP TREATY,
INCL SPEECHES BY MOSCOW SCHOOL STUDENT LAUDING INDIAIS RICH CULTURAL
HERITAGE; INDIAN CONSUL ALSO SPOKE ON GROWING INGOPSOVIET
FRIENDSHIP AND COOP; (10 MIN#- INCL MUSICS HIND 1400)
"AFGHANISTAN
75 ALEKSANDR KOROLEV ON VISIT TO SOUTH-WEST ASIA BY DIEGO
CORDOVEZ, UN DPTY SEC GENE NOTING VISIT WILL INCLUDE ISLAMABAD;
KABUL, TEHRAN AND WILL INVOLVE TALKS OVER POLITICAL SETTLEMENT
OF SITUATION INVOLVING AFGHANISTAN; (SENTi ENGSA 1400)
76 VALENTIN LAPIN ON AFGHANISTAN'S DESIRE FOR PEACEFUL
SOLUTION TO AFGHAN PROBLEM; CITING AFGHAN FOR MIOS INTVW WITH NEW
WORLD REVIEW HAILING DIPLOMATIC EFFORTS UNDER UN AUSPICES FOR
SEEKING POLITICAL SOLUTION TO PROBLEM BUT STRESS- "-THAT UNLESS
FORIEGN INTERFERENCE IN AFGHANISTAN IS STOPPED; PEACEFUL
SOLUTION TO PROBLEM CANNOT BE FOUND; C4'3 MIN; ENGINTER 10f
21W- 1'7 ITALIAN 1600 21f0 ARABIC 173VMAR I 17,x@
TURKISH 14W FREN!CHAF 1700 CZECH/SLOVAK 16?Z HUNGARIAN 20"
SERSO 17Zra 2OWKOR 13,3t URDU 1310 BENG !"0 LAO 143/1NDO 1
8Ut1 Z CAMS 1i Z
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77 ANON REPORT ON DAYS OF RUSSIAN FEDERATED REPUBLIC WHICH
ARE BEING CELEBRATED IN AFGHANISTAN THIS REPUBLIC IS THE
LARGEST SOVIET REPUBLIC IN WHICH MORE THAN 100 RACES LIVE ALONG=
SIDE EACH OTHER; CITIZENS OF THIS REPUBLIC ARE ASSISTING IN
THE IMPLEMENTATION OF AVRIOUS-PROJECTS IN AFGHANISTAN# AJD MACHINERY
AND TECHNICAL "EQUIPMENT MANUFACTURED IN THIS REPUBLIC ARE BEING
USED IN THE DRA; MANY AFGHAN STUDENTS ARE STUDYING IN THE
RUSSIAN FEDERATED REPTP AND AFGHAN SOCIAL CIRCLES ARE SHOWING
GREAT INTEREST IN ALL AFFAIRS OF THIS REPUBLIC SO THAT THEY CAN
JSE ITS EXPERIENCES; CELEBRATION OF THE DAYS OF THE RUSSIAN
FEDERATED REPUBLIC WILL PLAY A GREAT ROLE IN THE CONSOLIDATION
OF FRIENDSHIP AND UNDERSTANIDNG BETWEEN THE SOVIET AND AFGHAN
PEOPLES, (5 MINI DARI'17Z0)
CWIJA
78 t"TW'ORL I NE STRUGGLE ON WORLD POUT STAGEtt I MULAT I V ON
SOVIET STAND ON NUCLEAR WAR, ARMS RACE; NOTING CHINESE PRESS ON
/" SUBJECT FROM DIFFERENT ANGLES. SCORING NUCLEAR BLACKMAIL FROM
Gc.,O-.r /-Id
STAT
USA -(4` MINf1 (KALIN) ON-THREAT-FROM OP-PCS'ITION TO NONALIGNED
VMEENT1 SAYING ON EVE OF NONALIGNED SUMMIT THEY ARE ATTEMPTING
TO NG UP KAMPUCHEA ISSUE- (4,.MINI; COVERALL 8 MINI MAND 1600!
80 LISTENER'S LETTERBOXI VIET BRIDGE ENGINEER WRITES TO
Kvlull~
U
FRIEND ON BRIDGE PROJECT COMPLETION;
81
MUSIC
(7 MINI MAND 0700)
ANON ON MOSCOW MUSIC CONSERVATORY, RECALLING CHINESE
STUDENTS IN 'IFIFTIES; (6 MINI MAND 5600)
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FAR EAST
24.27 JAN; (5 MINI SENT$ JAP 2010001
83 TSVETOV ON NAKASONE U;S; PRESS INTERVIESTAT
SAYING-REPEATED U;S; PRESS DISTORTIONS MAY BE AIMED AT DISCREDITING
NAKASONE; SAYING WORLD WILL JUDGE JAP ACTIONS; (4 MIN, SENT!
JAP 201200)
__S4 VLA DIMIR TSVETOV ON RESULTS OF NAKASONE'IS VISIT-TO USA; NOTING
THAT JAPUAMERICAN MILITARY ALLIANCE NOW PROVIDES FOR COLLECTIVE
ACTION BY TWO COUNTRIES CRITICIZING JAPANESE FOR ACCEPTING
SUBSERVIENCE TO USA IN MILITARY AND DEFENSE ISSUES! (3.MINT
ENGSA 1400)
U
85 TASS POLITICAL OBSERVER BORIS CHEKHONIN ON MILITARY
ASPECTS OF NAKASONE"S TALKS IN WASHINGTON (TASSE 201638
( S M I N'i' ENG I NTER 14170 210 M A N D :~?r32
86 JAPANESE PRESS ASSESSMENT OF NAKASOP~_=11j'
VISIT TO USA; (300 TEXT SENT; TASSE 0803 TASSR 0707)
82 VIKTOR VINOGRADOV ON OKINAWAN JOINT U;S;.JAP AIR DRILL
87 IGOR DMITRIYEV; RE NAKASONEiS USA VISIT; ON MILITARY
COIOPERATION*BETWEEN USA AND JAPAN; (SEENTI ENGINTER 2100) old
88 ANON ON-CONTINUED COMMERCIAL CONTRADSTATONs
BETWEEN USA AND JAPAN; RE NAKASONE USA VISIT, (300 YEXT SENT1
TASSE 1345 TASSR 1235)
1 J,4 ~,
CA
89 NIKOLAY SETUNSKIY RE NAKASONOS U`STAT
VISIT; ON ACUTE DIFFERENCES BETWEEN' USA AND JAPAW' ON TRADE ISSUES;
(400 TEXT SENT) TASSE 0015 TASSR 202328) I4
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90 SUMMARY ANON SOTSIALISTICHESKAYA INDUSTRIYA ON MILITARI-
ZATION OF JAPAN (300 TEXT SENTi TASSE 2753 TASSR 0se0
ASIAN COMMUNIST
GOVERNMENTtS DECISION NOT TO ALLOW SIHANOUK TO ATTEND SEVENTH
MONALIGNED SUMMIT; (RPT CAMB 201330) 0 MINI CAME L3301 3 MINI
LAP 14R)
'_,)91 SUMMARY VIENTAMESE QUAN DOI NHAN DAN HAILING INDIAN
ORGANISATIONS DENOUNCING U;S;OCCUPATION OF SOUTH KOREA; (3
MINI SENTi KOR 1330)
97 ANON`! ON JOINT STATEMENT OF DPRK POLITICAL PARTIES AND
93 LETTER FROM FEMALE VIET APPRENTICE- TEXTILE WORKER
NGU.YEN THU HANG IN KHARSK TO. HER FAMILY IN HANOI, DESCRIBING
HER(LY LIFE; (RPT VIET 1913"""? (4 MINI VIET 13OZ 1400
TAKE 6-OF SEVERAL -- COMMENTARY LIST! MOSCOW CONSOLIDATED 21
JAN 83 -
D221500
EAST EUROPE
94 (VLADIMIR KUZNENKO) ON 'COMPLETE HOMOGENEITY IN SOCIALIST
OJL ATIONS, SOCIOECON AND FOREIGN POLICIES AND THEIR NATURALLY BENE
.FICIIAL COOP, LRPT HIND 141400) (HIND 14210)
95 (SERGEY BAYGOROV) ON DEVELOPMENT OF SOCIALIST COUNTRIES IN
1982 AND THEIR FUTURE PROSPECTS, MAINTAINING INDUSTRIAL POTENTIAL
OF SCCIALIST COUNTRIES HAS GROWN CONSIDERABLY; POINTING OUT THREE
QUARTERS OF NATIONAL INCOME IS SPENT ON SOCIAL PROGRAMS; MENTION:
(~P ING PRAGUE MTG OF WARSAW TREATY COUNTRIES SHOWED THEIR DETERMINa
ATION TO CONTINUE STRUGGLE TO AVERT NUCLEAR WAR AND STRENGTHEN
PROCESS OF EASING INTL TENSION; (4 MINI ENGINTER 0720)
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96 SUMMARY COMMUNIQUE ISSUE FOLLOWING 105TH SESSION OF CEMA
EXEC CMTEE HELD JAN ,820 (350 TEXT SENTf T,ASSE 1130 TASSR
4,u
97 BORIS RACHKOV ON ECONOMICALLY POSITIVE ASPECTS OF SOCIALIST
DIVISION OF LABOR WITHIN CEMA, WHICH PREVENTS DUPLICATION OF
99 JAKOB MALIKIN ON DEVELOPMENT OF COOP IN POWER SUPPLY AMONG
CEMA MBR COUNTRIES; 0 MIN1 BULGARIAN 1630)
~i30 REPORT ON GROMYKO'IS REMARKS DURING HIS MEETING WITH
HONECKER; (3.MINI PERSIAN 20,630)
11-e 101. SUMMARIES GROMYKO SPEECH AT 20 JAN BERLIN LUNCHEON IN HIS
N0N0R1 tTASSE 22(A 2i 11a MY MI CO A MCiiaA aC o ui.i: Ai eA.f:.La
5306 MINI VIET 100W4w3 MINI SPANCHILE 202130 PORTBRAZ
V, 202W2023 SPANLA 202U ' 0 1 2.1 M I N t ENG I NTER 0701 0& Z Jeff
12 0 14W'1500-'ENGNA 0001;5PAN I SH 2022 P GERMAN 1000/AR-
ABIC 1it0
TURK 2018FRENCHAFR 20?00 SOMALI 2016,'OJHUNG 201?0 202
n t
ALBANIAN 153 INDI 113(URDU 1200/BENG 150uINDO 133Z0'BUR 103
9'WA I A 4 Art AM A V0 A TA.2 1 k n A 4m -1 'A'r - i,1rA ...- . -.- . .ter (....~ __1
EF II MANDSEA i.Z 0 )
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EFFORTS BY COUNTRIES BELONGING TO COMMUNITY; (6 MIN, POOR1
?OLISH 1400).
98 INTVW WITH WERNER LIEBER, DPTY SEC OF CEMA AND GDR REP-
ON OUTCOME OF REGULAR SESSION OF CEMA EXEC CMTEE; POINTING TO
EQUALITY PREVAILING AMONG COUNTRIES IN VARIOUS SPHERES OF ECON
AN INDUSTRY, SLOVAK 1600)
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102 REPORTS ON GROMYKO'S ACTIVITIES IN BERLIN, BRIEFLY
OUTLINING THEMES DISCUSSED WITH HONECKER; DUCTING SPEECHES AT 20
AN BERLIN LUNCHEON BY HONECKER (ONE MIN.BRIEF) AND GROMYKO
00 GR,;AN 119" 1 URK a..~ro 0 .1400 HUNU 20,0 URDU 13R~0 SENG
I NDO 13 5qZ BUR 1 4 , 3 0 LAO 14a LAMB ,1 30 KOR 0 j
91 JAT' 83
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
j- -106 "VOICES OF, FRIENDSHIP" PROGRAM FOR GDR LISTENERS;
n o
.104 ITEMS, PEGGED TO CONCLUSION GROMYKOS GDR VISIT, RECALLING
HIGHLIGHTS OF HIS ACTIVITIES' WITH 4.3 MIN QUOTES.COMMUN!QUE;
(5.4 MINI -ENG N NNTEER 17011210'~ENGNA 2300"FRENCH 170 ITALIAN LU2
210'ARABIC 1730 DART 17ZoENGAFR 170 FRENCHAFR 1721 CZECH/
SLOVAK 1600/HUNG 2.800 SERBO 1700 20,@0)
-MINI JAP 2010001 3 MINI SPANCUBA 0100)
105 BORIS MELNICHENKO BERLIN REPORT ON ACHIEVEMENTS- OF GDR
WORKERS IN 1982; CITING FIGURES ON SOCIAL AND ECON DEVELOPMENTS;
URENGOI.USHGCROD GAS PIPELINE (2 MIN)1 INTERVIEW WITH APN CORR NINA
NVITATION TO LISTENERS TO SUBMIT SUGGESTIONS FOR A NAME FOR THE
(CHARITONOVA) FROM THE (IVANOV.FRANKOVSK) SECTION OF THE URENGOI
JUSHGOROD GAS PIPELINE WHERE GDR YOUTH BRIGADES ARE WORKING
(13 MI'VI1,/REPORT ON AGRICULTURAL COOPERATION BETWEEN GDR AND
KIRGIZIA (3 MIN), (OVERALL. 1S MIN! GERMAN 1700)
1 173 COMMUNIIQUE ON GROMYKOIS 19w21 JAN GDR VISIT; (PRESUMED
TEXT, 1,300 TEXT SENTt TASSE 1618. TASSR 16301 SUMMARIES. 500
TEXT t TASSE 16051 6.3 MINI PORTBRAZ 22o SPANLA 23 ' GERMAN 1-6-Z
PERSIAN 16 W I CE-f-CZECH/SLOVAK 1W 17Z" BUL 16 2i 2`5
MIN; HOME 16 CRSITA 1600 SOMALI ib0 HUNG 17,30 20W1 2.1'MIN
MAYAK 180'22,1 ORBITA 2304, 2330 ENGINTER 17?t0 20I21ZI ENGNA
230 NGUK 2
,WO * FRENCH 17183GERMAN 166- GERMAUST 19 ITALIAN
180P 16~PORT 19lTW.'CE/ENGAFR #70'0 FRENCHAFR 1100 SWAHILI 13'0
SERBO,,17 00, BRIEFi MAYAK 1904' PORTBRAZ ,2'200 23,0'0 SPANLA
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TAKEkA L ??COMMENTARY'LISTi MOSCOW CONSOLIDATED 21 JAN 83
LD221501
LENIN
94107 ANON ITEMS MARKING 59TH ANNIV LENIN'S DEATH; CITING HIS LIFE
0 WORKS, THEORETICAL HERITAGE1 CONTINUING INFLUENCE OF HIS THOUGHT
ON WORLD AND ON CPSU POLICY; (20'11 MINI SPANCHILE 2L32' ENGNA
23 FRENCH 173,E TURKISH l PERSIAN 12(1613 :AR I .17,2
FRENCHAFR 170"0 SOMALI 16 SUL 1630~6ZECH/SLOVAK1 0 POLISH 141
MANDSEA 5230 KOR 11310&5 MINI PORT S :WtO ARABIC
HUNG 20200 7a0.2?B-OIROMANiAN 17014SERBO 200'0
108 ANATOLIY ALEKSANDROV HAILS LENIN'S POLICY OF NATIONALITIES
IN U.SSR1 NOTING HOW THIS POLICY LATER ATTRACTED ATTENTION OF INDIA.
AND VIETNAM, ALSO PRAISING GREATNESS OF LENINISM IN DEVELOPING CLOSE
TIES WITH NEIGHBORS LIKE IRAN! AFGHANISTAN AND TURKEY; (7 MINI
BENG 1300)
104 ANON ON MODERN MEAN 'VG OF ENIN'tS GR
ill I. L W Kr. I NOTING THOSE ON
SOVIET PPLS MULTIRACIAL CULTURE# OTHER ASPECTS; (7 MIN; POORI
KOR 0930)
12.0 RADIO UNIVERSITYI DISCUSSION ON LENIN'IS FIRST DECREES LAYING
FOUNDATIONS FOR SOCLAL SECURITY SYSTEM WHICH HAS BENEFItTED SOVIETS
SINCE 1917; (SPANISH 202230)
111 QUOTES FROM LENIN'S WRITINGS CN COMEATTIN:G OPPORTUNISM
AND REVISIONISM IN WORKERS' MOVEMENT; (SPANISH 182232)
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U-p
W PCB 114 YURIY SHALYGIN ON SOCIALIST COUNTRIES DISCUSSING RESULTS
PrcAlIs "DISARMAMENT TODAY"1 YURIY RUDNIEV ELUCIDATING PRAGUE
POLITICAL DECLARATION ADOPTED BY WARSAW PACT POLITICAL ADVISORY
E f b COMMITTEE' IN PARTICULAR PROPOSAL TO NATO TO CONCLUDE AGREEMENT
ON MUTUAL RENUNCIATION OF MILITARY FORCE, IN ORDER TO PREVENT
NUCLEAR CATASTROPHE (5_IN)I REVIEW OF INTNATL ECHO TO RESOLUTIONS.
LJPC' ADOPTED BY WARSAW PACT PCC; OUOTING-FROM YUGOSLAV POLITIKA; INDIAN
l l
}Ll PAPER STATESMAN; AND ALSO POLITICAL;LEADERS SUCH AS TRUDEAUi
PAPII~REAU AND OTHERS (3 N i ; C OVERALL B MINI GERMAN 1600 I
112 ANON RECALLING LENIN''S STAY IN ENGLAND DURING HIS PERIOD
F EXILE FROM RUSSIA, NOTING THAT HE WAS IMPRESSED BY CITY AND
THAT PLAQUE COMMEMORATES HIS STAY, DESCRIBES LENIN"S ACTIVITIES
IN BRITAIN BEFORE HE LEFT FOR POLAND TO PREPARE FOR GOSR; (6
MINI ENGUK 2000)
113 REVIEW OF LETTERS FROM ARAB LISTENERS GIVING THEIR
POSITIVE ASSESSMENT OF LENIN AND HIS WORKS; (5 MINI ARABIC 1500'
WARSAW PACT
MILITARY.
CALLING SOVIET-ARMYSS VICTORY AGAINST FASCIST GERMANY; LINKING
116 GEORGIY (GRAMMATIKOV) ON 40TH ANN!V OF STALINGRAD BATTLE;
SOVIET VICTORY WITH NATLIB STRUGGLE BY CHINESE; KOREAN AND
VIETNAMESE PPLS; CITING KIM IL-SUNG REMARKS ON THIS ISSUE;
(10 MIN) KOR 0930)
117 ANON ITEMS RECALLING LIFTING OF SIEGE OF LENINGRAD 40
YEARS AGO; (5 MINI ENGNA 23001 3 MINI FINNISH 181630)
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lib TASS COMMENTATOR VLADIMIR MALYSHEV ON WESTERN ATTEMPTS TO
v~? C CREATE FEAR WITH CLAIMS
OF DANGER FROM, UNCONTROLLED SOVIET
SATEL ITE STRESSING THERE IS NO REASON FOR ANXIETY; (450 TEXT
SENTI TASSE 1711 TASSR 1445)
119 IN LAND OF SOVIETS] INCL. PORTRAIT OF SVETLANA
SAVITSKAYA, SECOND SOVIET WOMAN TO MAKE SPACE FLIGHT; iFRENCH JAZZ
LD221515.
COMMENTARY LISTt !ACSCCW CCA:1`L1?.ATED 211. JAN 83
LIFE IN USSR
.120 PRAVDA EDITORIAL "LOYALTY TO LENINISM" ON POLICY PURSUED
L1
H{,LNG RIAN 201730)
BY PARTY/GOVT BASED ON LENIN IDEOLOGY; (3 MINT R-SITA 0201)
121- PRAVDA EDITORIAL 22 JAN STRESSING SOCIC-POLITICAL' IMPORTANCE
OF CREATIVE UNIONS SERVING COMMUNIST IDEAL; RE ARTISTS" CONGRESS;
INCA BRIEF QUOTE ANDROPOV 60TH ANNIV SPEECH; (ORBITA 2300)
22 REPORT- ON CPSU CC CONF HELD TO DISCUSS PROBLEMS OF- IMPPOVI'
G
SUPPLY OF POWER TO NATIONAL: ECONOMY; (3 MIN. SE'Tt MAYAK 173~r
HOM,E,1,9f ORBITA 1900 2200)
123 ANON ON COLLECTIVE AGMTS SIGNED BY WORKERS OF SOVIET
ENTERPRISES WITH MANAGEMENT; (RPT EN INTER 201420) tENGINTE'
081 0'110"UNGAR I AN 20200@ TURKISH 2Z 0Z )
124 ALEKSANDR PUTKO RE 6TH CCNGRESS CF SOVIET ARTISTS UNION
IN MOSCOW; (?RPT ENGINTER 171420) (FINNISH 1E163Z)
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125 NjKOLAY PONOMAREV ACCOUNT OF 6TH CONGRESS OF SOVIET
ARTISTS WHICH ENDED ITS WORK IN MOSCOW; MENTtO*-1"-kPPEAL TO ' OR1D
ARTISTS-FOR PEACE, (5-3 MIN! ENGINTER 14.0,VFRENCH 17 2 ITALIAN
-#B tzz4ORTUGUESE tEr32 TURKISH I,.4(2 FREENCHAF 1.7?0 HUNGARIAN
200~0'SERBO 1700 0FMAND 16i4)
126. PPL AND EVENTSI INCL SERGEY (IVANTSEV) ON, NEW CITY IN
EASTERN?:SIBERIA WHOSE RESIDENTS REPRESENT MANY DIFFERENT SOVIET
NATIONALI1'~ES1 CITING INTVW WITH AN OSSETIAN RESIDENT WHO EXPLAINS
WHY HEiWENT":?TQ SIBERIA; QUOTING CHAIRMAN OF CITY COUNCIL WHO
SAYS.-THAT"CANDIDATES 'TO COUNCIL~ARE NOMINATED FOR THE;R QUALITIES;
NATIV TY HAS NOTHING TO DO WITH THEIR ELECTION; j.5115
MZNt ENGAF :1700
127' ANON REPLYING TO QUESTIONS ON VARIOUS RACES IN USSR AND
LANGUAGES AND DIALECTS. SPOKEN IN USSR; CRPT PERSIAN 23163x)
iPERS 1-200)
I
126 MSSC,INTERNAL USSR ITEMSt 91~ GLOBAL 10 SOV 13 DEM00 12
EU .LAZ -M. S: MIDEAST 2. AFR 11: ASCOM S ASNONCOM 10
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