TAKE 1 OF SEVERAL -- COMMENTARY LIST: MOSCOW CONSOLIDATED 22 JAN 83

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• Collection: General CIA Records
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• Document Page Count: 23
• Document Creation Date: December 21, 2016
• Document Release Date: June 4, 2008
• Sequence Number: 6
• Publication Date: January 22, 1983
• Content Type: REPORT

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TAKE 1 OF SEVERAL -- COMMENTARY LISTi lOSCCW CONSOLIDATED 22 JAN E3
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INTERNATIONAL DIARY
1 BORIS MELNICHENKO BERLIN REPORT ON Si;CCESS OF GRCMyKOir
VISIT; WHICH INCLUDED CONCLUSION OF MANY MUTUALLY BE'.-!EFICIAL TRACE
CONTRACTS; (2 MINt HOME 1745)
2 VALENTIN ZAPEVALCV BONN REPORT ON REACTION TO GRMYKo,S
VISIT IN FRG AS EXPRESSED IN COUNTRY)) PRESS; (2;5 MIN HOME
1745)
3 YEVGENIY PETKO NEW YORK REPORT ON RECENT OPINION POLL
CONDUCTED BY U; S;. NEWS AND WORLD REPORT WHICH SHOWS VERY
LOW LEVEL OF SUPPORT FOR REAGAN ADMINISTRATION; (2;5 MINI HOME
1745)
-4 VLADIMIR TSVETTOV Cr.` JAPANESE CRICITIZ~,
OF.NAKASONE'PS TRIP TO US.A# QUOTING: ASAHI; MAINICHI; SAYS
STAT
JAPANESE SOCIALIST PARTY AND CONSERVATIVE PARTY TAKE SCEPTICAL
ST-A~NCE, ON PREMIER'tS FOREIGN POLICY' (3 MINi HOME 1745)
lN?
q0
. GLOBAL
ON SPHYNX PUBLISHERS-ISSUING BORIS STAT
PONOMARYOV'S BOOK ""COMMUNISM IN A CHANGING WORLD," WHICH
EXAMINES THEORY AND PRACTICE OF I NTNATL COMK-UL I ST t.10,, ,'T AND
ROLE OF COMMUNISTS IN EFFORTS FOR PEACE AND SOCItL PROGRESS;
QUOTING PONOMARYOV'S ADDRESS TO AMERICA; READERS, (402 TEXT
SENTt TASSE 1006)
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6 (ALEKSANDR DANILCV) ON SOVIET TECHNOLOGICAL DEVELOPMENT,
REFUTING WESTERN PRCPOGANDA ON SO-CALLS: DEPENCE"CE OF SOVIET
.UNION ON WESTERN TECHNOLOGIES' (5 MINI ALBANIAN 1530'
7 ANDREY KORNILOV "OPEC ON EVE OF EXTRAORDINARY CONFERENCE;"
NOTES HOW PRODUCTION IS GREATER THAN DEMAND, THIS SITUATION
CAN BE REMEDIED BY STRIKING A BALANCE BETWEEN PRCDUCTI^N AND DEMAND;
HOWEVER; THIS WILL NOT BE EASILY ACHIEVED BECAUSE OF SEVERAL OPEC
MEMBERS; REDUCTION IN PRODUCTION WILL AFFECT SOME MORE THAN
OTHERS;. SOME HAVE INCREASED PRODUCTION AND REDUCED PRICES;
UPCOMING GENEVA CONF.WILL REVIEW SITUATION; (6 MIN PERSIAN
163E ARABIC.1500)
8 ANON "SOVIET MACHINES IN FOREIGN COUNTRIES" ON HOW SOVIET
MACHINETOOLS, ENGINES, OTHER MACHINES WELCOMED BY CONSUMERS IN
FOREIGN COUNTRIES; (5;5 MINI MANDSEA 1230)
co
9 'MAILBAG FOR BRITISH LISTENERS! IICL REPLIES CN BRITISH MEDIA
PLAYING DOWN DOMESTIC ANTIWAR MO EMENT
G F R
B
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ET!,EEN I UM AND PU
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IN BRITIAN AND SHORTWTERM SHORTAGES OF GOODS -IN USSR BEII h G
EASILY'RECITIFEDJ LENIN*'S MAUSOLEUM ON RED SQUARE' ACTIVITIES
OF, OVIET PEACE ORGAN!ZATIGNSj ALLEGATIONS THAT EL SALVADOR
ILITARY IS USING AMERICAN-SUPPLIED CHEMICALS AGAINST POPULATI-IN;
(ENGUK 2000) .,/1
2 i
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10 AFRICA MAILBAG! INCL REPLIES ON N1V'*8Ek OF SPAC VErICL=S
LAUNCHED BY USSR1 SOVIET WOMEN Ih' SPACE, SO;YI:T COCP!RATIC;J
WITH OTHER COUNTRIES IN SPACE EXFLCRATIO'%1 C913P:AS AN: "'Ek'c_RSHIP
OF OAU, (ENSAFR 17ZZ)
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DISARM/PEACE
11 PRAVDA EDITORIAL ARTICLE, 19 JAN;-"WASHINGTON' CC-"'TINGES
01911) (4T3 MIN, SENT1 FRNECH 19 PORT 19,,W GERMAN? 60L;
13-U S1'ENERS INVITED TO PARTICIPATE IN RADIO FORUM "FOR
PEACE AND SECURITY I N EUROPEf" AND TO EXPRESS THEIR ? OP I''' I CN ON
SOVIET PEACE AND DISARMAMENT INITIATIVES; (3 MINT GEERP'AN 170Z
4 COL NIKITA (CHALDIMGV) ON SOVIET PROPOSALS Tv" LIMIT AND
NOTING APPROXIMATE PARITY, CONTRASTING SOVIET PROPOSALS WHICH
WOULD RETAIN APPROXIMATE PARITY WITH STANCE OF USA WHICH
SEEKS TO ATTAIN S-UPERIORITY; (EN-GNA 2302] LA-14
DUCE: STRATEGIC WEAPONS; DESCRIBES U;S; STRATEGIC WEAPCNS,
15- I GOR DM I TR I YEV ON PENTAGON DOCUMENT URGING PREPARATIONS
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STATE OF AFFAIRS AT
2300)
TENTION OF CONTINUING NUCLEAR WEAPON MODERNIZATION PROGRAM NC
ON ZERO OPTION AND WASHINGTON DISTORTING
GENEVA TALKS; (TASSF 162255) (3 MINI
ENGNA
Gl/
12 TASS ANALYST LEONID PONOMAREI' RE WASHING } ---Pe -T I-NTERVIEW'
WITH FRENCH NAIL DEFENSE MINISTER CHARLES HERNU ON FRENCH
~pCvVMATTER WHAT THE OUTCOME OF SCVIETWAMERICAN GENEVA TALKS; (TASSE
UJOOR WINNING PROLONGED NUCLEAR WAR, AND ARMY CHIEF OF STAFF
EDWARD MEYER'S DEFENSE OF DOCUMENT; CLAIMS THAT DOCUMENT
REPRESENTS SMtFT IN U;S; POLICY, SIGNALLING OPPOSITE APPROACH TO
ISSUES OF WAR AND PEACE TO PREVIOUS AJOMI"'ISTRATION; (EN3NA 237Z~
21 j A10
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1 ANON ON MOVEMENT AGAINST NUCLEAR WEAPONS; STRESSING ITS
MPORT-ANCE E AS ONCE NUCLEAR WAFT STARTS . ST WILL ESCALATE TO
DESTRUCTION OF LIFE CN EARTH; (ARABIC 1532)
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A TAND DANGER OF NUCLEAR WAR; (ARABIC 1532)
TAKc2 OF SEVERAL .. COMMENTARY LIST] MCSCC- CONSOLIDATED 22 JAN 83
IN ORDERT-0 KEEP PACE WITH USA; (ENGINTER 0700)
SOVIET DEFENSE SPENDING IS FOR PURELY DEFENSIVE FURPGSES;
REGRETTING THAT USSR IS OBLIGED TO UPDATE MILITARY ECUIPMENT
18 COL NIKITA (CHALDIMCV) ON FOSIVET DEFENSE SPENDING;
CONTRASTS PROFITS EXTRACTED FROM ARMS PRODUCTION BY U.S. MILITARY;
INDUSTRIAL COMPLEX WITH SITUATION IN USSR; STRESSING THAT
0-
17 REVIEW OF LISTENERS' LETTERS VDICING -wCNCERN OVER ARMS
19 ANON PRAVDA ""CRIMINALS-+ NATURE EXPOSED" ON HO CHI MINH
CITY INTNATL.SYMPOSIUM CONCERNING CONSEQUENCES OF U:S;
CA
AR
A
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F
RE AGAINST V I E PEOPLE DURING V I ET WAR, NCT I NAG
LASTING EFFECTS OFU;S; TOXIC CHEMICALS; (3 MIN= VIET 16201
22 TASS NEWS ANALYST YEVGENIY VERLIN OPT CONCLUSIONS Cr HI
tl. CHI MINH SCI SYMPOSIUM ON CHEMICAL WARFARE; (450 TEXT SENT!
TASSE 0902)
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21 ANON CORK HO CHI MI":H ON CONCLUSION CF i:v~=
NATL SYMPOSIUM OF SCIENTISTS; CRPT ENGINTER 2214'0) tENGUK 2222)
22 SERGEY ALEI(SEYEV REPORT ON PRESS CONF GIVEN BY.PARTICIFAN-TS
IN HO CHI MINH. SYMPOS-IUM ON U.S; CHEMICAL ',::AKFARR IN VIETNAM;
IRPT ENGINTER 221720) (ENGI TER 25011 '' ZECH/SLOVAK 16r(
M~ DSEA 1230
23
ZA
APPEAL ISSUES EY SIXTH CONGRESS CF SC1'IT ARTISTS, T;;
TISTS CF WORLD, TO JOIN EFFORTS AGAI 5T ".LCLEAR THREAT;
~
3 MINI ENGINTER 1702)
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24 REVIEW OF SOVIET PRESS CN ACTIVITIES CF SOVIET PEOPLE
-IN ANTIWAR MOVEMENT. QUOTING PRAVDA; LENINSKCCE Z\\:AMYA AND MOSCCW
NEWS; (ENGINTER 0700)
25 (YURIMUR PARMOV), SOVIET SCI FICTION k'RITER,
TAKING NOT TO BE FIRST TO USE NUCLEAR WEAPCNSO AND HOFEES THAT
EVENTUALLY ALL SUCH WEAPONS WILL BE DESTROYED; (4 MIN! ENG I LATER
10001
SAYS THAT
PROGRESSIVE SCI FICTION WRITERS ARE AMONG THOSE WHO REALIZE
GRAVITY OF THREAT FACED BY HUMANITY ANC ARE DOING ALL THEY
CAN TO STRENGTHEN" PEACE; EXPRESSES SUPPORT FOR SOV! T UN'DER?
GAS PIPELINE
26 SUMMARY ANON "CANARDS AT"THE GAS PI , _ ItG WITH
FALSE REPORTS O WESTERN c
F MEDIA ON EMPLOYMENT OF PRISONER? AT GAS
0 PIPELINE CONSTRUCTION CITES; (TASSE 210775) (3 MINI GERMAN 000)
UNITED STATES
27 SUMMARY ANON PRAVDA ASSESSING U;S; FOREIGN POLICY OVER TWO
YEARS OF REAGAN ADMINISTRATION; (350 TEXT SENTi TASSE 1152 TASSR
212250) ~UQ
28 SUMMARY ANON PRAVDA RE REAGAN PRESS CCNF AT WHITE HOUSE
MARKING 2 YRS OF REAGAN ADMINISTRATION; UNDERLINING FAILURES OF
ADMIN IN SPHERE OF FOREIGN POLICY; (450 TEXT SENTI TASSE 2253
TASSR 2140)
29 TASS POLITICAL NEWS ANALYST VLADIMIR SERCY ON REAGA!' ;,ISI
TO SET UP INTERDEPARTMENTAL GROUP INSTRUCTED TO COUNTER SOVIET
PEACE OFFENSIVE AND EXPLAIN U,S, POLICY TO PCPULATION; (352 TEXTI
SENTI TASSR 0734 TASSE1102)
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3Z REAGAN MEETING AT WHITE HOUSE STAT
4EDWARD ROWNY AND PAUL NITZE; HEADS OF U;S; DELEGATIONS TO SOVIET;
MERICAN TALKS ON LIMITATION AND REDUCTION OF STRATEGIC ARMS AND ON
Vy-
IMITATION OF NUCLEAR WEAPONS IN EUROPE, MAINTAINING MEETING DEVISED
IN ATTEMPT TO REASSURE BROAD SECTICNS OF AMERICAti AND WORLD PUELIC,
(300 TEXTi TASSE 1158 TASSR 1130)
31 SUMMARIES VITALIY.KORIONOV PRAVDA ON U;S; PRESIDENT REAGAN
ORDERING ESTABLISHMENT OF SPECIAL COMMITTEE AT CABINET LEVEL
FOR PLANNING OF PROPAGANDA OF ADMIN'IS FOREIGN POLICY; (320 TEXT
SENTI TASSE 1243.TASSR 212235 MAYAK 0350)
32 TURIY SOLTAN RAPPING U;S; EFFORTS TO UNDERMINE ANTIWAR E TiWaF MvMT
BY RIDICULING IT AS BEING INFILTRATED BY SOVIET AGENTS; ALSO
CRITICIZING NATO FOR CREATING SPECIAL PROPAGANDA SERVICE TO
DISCREDIT ANTIWAR MOVEMENT; 141:3 MINI ENGINTER 14 7 '2210
GERMAN 1601 ALIAN 1J- 211 TURKISH 14t PERSIAN 163-C SWAHILI
1730,-P-0L'TSH 15,er0 CZECH/SLOVAK 160,,2' SER80 V600 20O INDO 15r'r CAME
1339! LAO 14 BURM -i4. URDU 1.30 8ENG 15)- f AN!C' I HUNGARIAN M Z
33 GEORGIY TANOV RE FOREIGN AND U;S; PRESS CRITICISM OF REAGA.N
ADMIN, PARTICULARLY AFRICA POLICY; (RPT ENGAF 20:700) (AMHARIC
34 ROUNDUP OF VIEWS OF MFRS OF GROUP THAT VISITED USSR; FROM AN
,',,nn
W' NTI-WAR ORGANIZATION CF AMERICAN, FARMERS, CITING REMARKS OY
VARIOUS MEMBERS ON NEED FOR FETTER RELATIC`"S EET,:EEN L+;S; AND
SSR
AND FOR CONCERTED EFFORT FOR PEACE- NOTI"~G GROLP WOULD LIKE TC ACT
AS MEDIATORS IN SOVI^T-U;S; DIALCGLE; (3 vINI ENt I%TFR 171Z-1)
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TAKE 3 OF SEVERAL COMMENTARY LISTI MOSCOW CONSOLIDATED 22 JAN 63
34A YURIY SOLTAN ON TWO YEARS OF REAGAN ADMINISTRATION;
(RPT CZECH/SLOVAK 2Zi.6Z0) (PORTAF 211830 POLISH 211500)
35 VIKTOR OLIN CITING REAGAN4S STMT ON SECC JD *A NIV CF HIS
ADMI,N; THAT COURSE OF COUNTRY HAD BEEN CHAN?NGED# NCTI NG HIS
STATEMENT OF SELF PRAISE COINCIDED WITH A STMT BY OLLSTER HARRIS
THAT MAJORITY OF AMERICANS ARE LOSING PATIENCE WITH PRESIDENT,
POINTING OUT REAGAN HAS HIT AN ALL TIME LOW OF 29 PERCENT WHO
APPROVE OF HIS HANDLING OF ECONOMY- WHILE 69 PERCENT DISAPPROVE;
(3 MIN( ENGINTER 0800 1100)
36 VLADIMIR POZNER (DAILY TALK" RE 2D ANNIV REAGAN ADMIN;
DISCUSSING REAGANiS ATTITUDE TO SOVIET UNION AND HIS CRITICIZM
OF. LENIN DOCTRINE; STRESSING REAGAN COULD LEARN A LOT FROM
LENINIS PRINCIPLES, GOING ON TO COMPARE SITUATION CF WORKING
PPL IN U;S, AND USSR AND POINTING OUT SOVIETS HAVE RIGHT TO WORK
AND,DO NOT SUFFER AT HANDS OF RUTHLESS CAPITAL.ISTS. ENTENT ON
PROFIT AT ANY PRICE; (ENGNA 2300)
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37 ACCOUNT OF DISCUSSION OF SCVIET-AMERICAN RELATIONS
HOSTED BY VIKTOR YENIKEYEV AND INCLUDING DR; RADCMIR BOGDANOVi'
DR; SERGEY PLEKHANOV AND DR; ANDREY (MELVIN), POINTING TC 20
ANNIV REAGAN ADMIN'S TOUR OF OFFICE; GIVING ACCOUNT-
OF ADMIN'IS PERFORMANCE-AND OUTLI`,"ING OUTCOME CF REAGAN POLICIES
WHICH HAVE RESULTED IN CRISIS IN v;S; ECCNO Y; GROWING UN-
EMPLOYMENT AND GROWING MILITARISM; STRESSING GROWING DISSATISFACTION
WITH REAGAN AND GROWING CRITICIZM OF HIS POLICIES WHICH ARE
AGAINST INTERESTS OF AMERICAN WORKING PPL; (EN'GNA 2001)
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43 TASS POLITICAL NEWS ANALYST NIKCLAY CHIGIR ON REAGAN
ADMIN USING SO-CALLED IMPROVEMENTS IN EL SALVADOR HUMAN RIGHTS
SSTUATION AS PRETEXT FOR SUPPLYIN,G MORE MILITARY AID TO SALVADOREAN
REGIME' 000 TEXT SENTL TASSE 1316 TASSR 1225)
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30' UEONI-D KRICHEVSKIY ON INVESTIGATIGN INTO ASSASSINATION OF
t AH.LEADER ALDO MORO, SAYS CIA IS USING FACT TO LAUNCH
CAMPAGN AQAINST SOCIALIST. COUNTRIES; (RPT SPANLA 212300)
ISRANCUBAl0tO0 BULGAIRAN 1630)
Lld
?LAVRENTYEV ON SECOND ANNIV CF REAGAN ADMIN AND CREATION
IN =U R'S :OC CENCOM;
MAINTAINING CENCCM.IS DIRECTLY LINKED WITH
-...41-STRATEGY OF AGGRESSION OF U;S;, OF SO-CALLED DEFENSE OF
VITAL'AMERICAN INTERESTS AND CONSEQUENTLY WITH BASIC DEPLOYMENT
STRATEGY' FORMULATED EVERYWHERE BY PENTAGON; DUCTING AMERICAN
PRE S`TMICT'REAGAN ADMIN CONSIDERS ARMES OF. COUNTRIES WHICH
AREA`?DEPENDENT ON U;S; AFRICAN COUNTRIES INCLUDED AS AN
ADDjT;0NALlPART TO REPRESSIVE AMERICAN FORCES OF RAPID INTERVENTION
CI'~INQE j .;0E OF SUDAN AND EGYPT IN ANTI-LYBIAN CAMPAIGN;
.
i F'RENON~kP I; 7
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40, ANON; ON STMT BY SOVIET AAPSO CMTEE CONDEM~~ r NG
OF!:CENCOM;: C5. MINI PERSIAN 1200i
4S: ALEKSANDR TETERIN EXPOSING SUBVERSIVE ANTI=SOCIALIST
-ACT.IV1TIE8'.0r AMERICAN SPONSORED (WESTERN HOUSE EUROPE) IN
CO.S.-FRAUENLOBSTRASSE; (SENTi POLISH 1500
~42 "WHAT. 1S COMMUNISM?" VLADIMIR AFONIN ON UNEMPLOYMENT IN
jRPT'-ENGNA 190001) (ENGNA 0001)
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4 4 i - D ? LEVCHENKO ON SITUATION I N EL SALVADO_B_R.E_. WEE.K-._OF
SIDARITY WITH SALVADORAN PPL; (3 MINI SPANLA 2300)
45 MAKSIM TEPLOV ON EL SALVADOR; NOTING WHITE HOUSE INSISTS
ON SHIELDING A REGIME THAT HAS TRAMPLED ON DEh+6#4A--C---L-IEE-RTIES;
CRITICIZING MASS SHOOTINGS; CITING UN COMMISSION REPORT
ON HUMAN RIGHTS VIOLATIONS IN*EL SALVADOR; CONDEMNING WHITE
ANNOUNCEMENT,THAT IT PLANS TO INCREASE MILITARY AND ECON AID TO
EL SALVADOR; (4 MINI ENGNA 0001)
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46 EL SALVADOR IN FOCUSnt URS; SEEKING TO INCREASE MILITARY
(1)
AID TO SALVADORAN GENOCIDAL'REGI-ME7 SEVERAL U;S;'PRIVATE
INSTITUTIONS REPORT HUMAN RIGHTS.VIOLATIONS IN EL SALVADOR;
YOUNG BROTHERS.BEHEADED~ SALVADORAN GOVT TROOPS KILLING
CIV-ILIANS: (3 MINs SPANLA 0000)
47
"URUGUAYAN PANORAMA"s URUGUAYAN POLITICIAN STRESSED
U~d
a 1 n- y` Vf ww-r yr ~~uwh~a~ivCU P1VMT TU Bk HELD IN MANAGUA)
N\ BRIT-ISH AMBASSA PATRICIA HUTCHiNSON RETURNED TO LONDON AFTER
RECEIVING FOUR NEGATIVE ANSWERS: FROM URUGUAYAN-G-OVT IN ANSWER
REQUESTS FOR AUT
OR
H
IZATION OF BRITISH PLANES TO MKE S
ATOPOVERS
IN MONTEVIDEO ON THEIR WAY TO FALKLANDS1 INFLATION RATE
INCREASES IN URUGUAY WHILE SALARIES-DECREASE, ACCORDING
TO ARGENTINE NEWS AGENCY TELAM; RELEASE OF PCL-LTICAL PRISONERS
IN URUGUAY CAUSE JOY AND ENTHUSIASM AMONG EXILED URUGUAYANS
N AND INTL ORGANIZATIONS, REPORT ON MOVIE FESTIVAL HELD RECENTLY
UAv-~ IN CUBA AND FRENCH MVME WHICH-WON AWARD: (.1Z MINI SPANLA 2300)
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D231.234
-WEST EUROPE
D DISARM EFFORTS; (ENGINTER .4 17- Z 21.x- SPANLA 230?.' iTALIA\'
RAPHRASING HIS DISCUSSIONS IN BOTH COUNTRIES ON SOVIET PEACE
49 ALEKSANDR ZHOLKVER ON GRCMYKO(5 VISIT TO FRG AND GL;
i802'2lp GERMAN i6, ARABIC 17 PERSIAN 16t TURK 14941 SWAHILI
ib f6' 'RENCHAFR. 17," POLISH 1 0 CZECH/SLOVAK 160 ' SERBO 17 Z $0-E*z
INDO 150)~KOR 1330 "NCN1 HUNG $0)
R~ VI.Iis RMITERATING
T STAND ON REDUCTION OF NUCLEAR MISSILES IN EUROPE: ci s MIN:
9 VASILYEV ON RESULTS OF GROMYKO*te F"^ e a
233)
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STAT
CITING ELECTION PROGRAM OF SPD PARTY AND ITS
CONCERN FOR PEACE AND DISARM;:00Z TEXT SENTI TASSE 2115 TASSR
1442)
HE FURTHER MADE CLEAR THAT HE AND HIS PARTY WOULD DO EVERYTHING TO
51 ANON REPORT ON THE SPO PARTY COMGRESS IN DORTMUND;
ESSENTIALLY QUOTING FROM THE SPEECH OF CHANCELLOR CA-k'DIDATE JOCHEN
-V~ Li IN WHICH HE DESCRIBED HIS MOSCOW TALKS AS CONSTRUCTIVE,
PREVENT THE STATIONING OF FURTHER US ; M I SS I I LES I N THE FRG IN TE
CASE OF AN ELECTION VICTORY;
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2 f"THE FRG IN THE MIRROR OF THE SOVIET FRESS"i TOPIC IS
REY GROMYKO''S RECENT VISIT IN THE FRG AND THE GDR; ALL LEADING
PAPERS NOTED HIS MEETING WITH PRESIDENT CARL CARSTENS DUCTING
CARSTENS', STATEMENT ON THE HOPE FOR A POSITIVE OUTCOME OF THE GENEVA
TALKS; THE PAPERS ALSO DEAL WITH THE MEETING OF THE SOVIET FOREIGN
MJNISTEHS WITH GENSCHER AND KOHL; THE SOVIET STANCE O'4 PEACE AND
. _ .'. .., ~. ns. wwv i i nr ~nw r wr. rwn 1'vC~ J.~RCL~ 1 nC
-
INNER SPEECHES HELD DURING THE VISIT DEALING WITH SO'IET
~
ERMAN TRADE, DISARMAMENT IN GENERAL; THE ZERO OPTION, THE
STATIONING OF U;S; MISSILES IN THE FFG; "PRAVDA" IS GJOTED ON
._..GROMYKOIS SPEECH IN THE GDR IN WHICH HE MADE A REVIEI OF HIS
VISIT-TO-THE FRG; ALL PAPERS NOTED THAT BOTH SIDLES; THE FRG AND
THE SOVIET UNION* EXPRESSED THEIR INTERSET IN A CONTINUATION CF THE
MUTUAL-GOODPNEIGHBORLY RELATIONS; THE RESPECT FOR THE
EXISTING AGREEEMENTS, GROMYKOtS MEETING WITH DKP CHAIRMAN'
HERBERTMIES WAS ALSO REPORTED BY SOVIET PAPERS't tS MINI GERMAN
1, 7 0 0
0,
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53 "GOOD EVENING AUSTRIA;" CRPT GFF~'AUST 2019U (GERMAUST
eee.
Ptl
54 VLADIMIR GOLOVIN "GLANCE AT BRITISH SCENE" CITIING
STAT'i ST I CS ON FURTHER ESCALATION OF UNEMPLOYMENT I N BFf I TA i -`4
CLAIMING THIS REPRESENTS FAILURE CF GOVT ECONOMIC POLICY, UCTING
BRITISH PRESS ON CONTINUED ECONOMIC DIFFICULTIES THROUGHOUT EEC;
NOTES THAT BRITISH GOVT HAS CURBED RATE OF INFLATION; THOUGH
AT_ COST OF MANY dOGS; (ENGUK 2002)
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55 LEONID KRICHEVSKIY ON END OF TRIAL OF THOSE INVOLVED IN ALDO
MORO KILLING; DESCRIBES CRIME; CUOTING ITALIAN PRESS, SPECLLATI>,G
ON U;St INVOLVEMENT IN MCRO KILLING, BRIEFLY RFCALLI'-G OTh'S
INSTANCES OF UiSI INVOLVEMENT IN ASSASSINATIC\ ATTEMPTS; (~'~+I"~T r
14AZ i TALI AEI 1&010' 21 TLRK 14W FRENCHAFR 17'P POLISH
C ECH/SLOVAK 1b. SEREO 1744 22! ) ANON'* HUNG 17U I
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AFRICA
56 ANON DISCUSSING SOVIET-AFRICAN TRADE IN 19e2,' LISTING
COUNTRIES OF AFRICAN CONTINENT WITH WHICH USSR TRADE AND GENERAL
UPTURN IN SUCH TRADE; DESCRIBES OCODS INVOLVED IN TRADE EXC}?ANGGES
(4 MINI ENGAFR 17000)
57 TASS POLITICAL OBSERVER SERGEY KLLIK ON DECISION: OF
PRETORIA AUTHORITIES TO DISSOLVE SOCALLED BODIES OF INTERNAL
SELF.GOVERNMENT I N NAMIBIA; .TASSE 192255i(50-3 MINI ENGAFR 17ZZ
ENCHAFR 170OWAHILI 1730
ViNGAPR 58 GEOR GIY TANOV ON ARUSHA CONF OF FRONTLINE STATES; OT
.1 717000 (AMHARIC 211530)
T ) I -
59 STEPANOV ON ISRAELI DEFENSE MINISTER SHARON'S OFFICIAL VISIT
TO KINSHASA; )RPT ENGAFR 161700`) (AMHRIC 211537)
60 ANON ON NATIONAL COUNCIL OF MALI'S GOVERNING PARTY ENDING
ITS_SEOOND EMERGENCY MTG IN EAMOKO; )RPT ENGAFP 211710) (ENGAFR
2,2000!
61 ANON ON MUSLIMS IN ETHIOPIA; (RPT SOMALI 191670) (AMHARIC
211530)
62 "WAVE OF FRIENDSHIP CN RADIO" 1PTFRVIEW WITH ".;EGLSEEEKELE;
ETHIOPIAN STUDENT AT PATRICE LUMUMEA U IVERSITYr ON EXAMS IN S-VIET
UNIVERSITIES; (ii MI"!t ANHARIC 21153z
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63 SUMMARY SERGEY LOSEV SELSKAYA Z IZ1N IN MIDEAST SITUATION;
SOVIET PEACE EFFORTS, 1.500 TEXT SENT! TASSE Z73Z~
KAMAL:HASAN I LiI$ INTERVIEW4 WITH'"CAIRO AL;MUSAWWAR RE MIDEAST'
64~ WjNDOWitQN ARAB WORLDT . INCL? ANON ON EGYPTIAN FOREIGN MINISTER
SITUATION (SENT- ARABIC- x;530'
DESCR BES HISTORY-;OF ASSNS REVIEWS TTS ACTIVITIESi GIVES IMPRESSSCtS
6514FA,'T4WDAH PRESIDENT.JORDAN1AN-OSiVET FRIENDSHIP~ASSN7
POJNTS`"TO HARMFUL; EFFECT' ON .TURKISH INTERESTS OF `PRESENCE OF US;
M C3TARY %AlR BASES; QUOTING.-TURK.ISH PRESS ON PLANNED AIRFjELD:
SSR.1.4ARABIC 1-500i
66 ISHAN MUSTAF'AYEV, FORMER SOVIET RADIO/TV CORK IN ANKARA,
CONSTRUCT ON AND. MODERNIZATION;:(3 MIN; POOR 'TURKISA 140BI
67 ' .ANON ON -71SY ANNIV FOUNDING OF SOCIAL DEMOCRATIC' PARTY IN
UE N_ . N TAT FRIENDLY POLI CY- OF~ SOVIET' UN ; ON 'TOWARD' I RAN
RECALLS EVENTS OF: ,912, RECALLS SOVIET - SUPPORT- FOR IRAN WHEN
IRAN NATIOALSZED OIL IN 1953; NOTES 26TH CPSU CONGRESS REITERATION
OFD SOVIET FRIENDSHIP WITH IRAN 0 MINT PERSIAN 1630)
xa JAN 1983
68 SECOND PART OF INTERVIEW WITH KULEV ON SOVIET:IRANIAiN
COOPERATION, IRPT PERSIAN 061630} (PERSIAN 1200)
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69 ALEKSANDR MALIK ON DELHI SYMPGSIU"! DISCUSSIONS ON INDIA IIS
TRADE WITH WEST; NOTES DISCONTENT EXPRESSED OVER FACT THAT WEST
KEPT BUILDING UP DISCRIMINATION AGAINST GOODS FROM INDIA AND
OTHER DEVELOP I N:a NATIONS' QUOTES TRIBUNE AND NEW WAVE DEPLORING
GROWING WESTERN TRADE DISCRIMINATION; i4 MIND ENGSA 14CZ)
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70 .INDIAN CP LEADER SRINIVAS SIRDESA! ARTICLE IN SOVIET JOR`.4L
KOMMUNIST ON NATIONALITIES ISSUE IN! INDIA; REFERRING TO INDIAN CF
ROLE IN FORGING UNITY AMONG INDIAN NATIJ"-'ALITIES WITw DIFFERENT
LANGUAGES AND RELIGIONS IN INTEREST OF DEMOCRACY AND SOCIALISM; 14;5
MINI HIND 1130)
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71 CHAIRMAN OF USSR STATE COMM FOR SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY;
MARCHUK+ ON INAUGURATION OF EXHIBITION ON'-SCIENCE FCR !NATIONAL
ECONOMY OF USSR IN INDIA, SPEAKING ON MULTIFACETED SCVIETJINDIA
COOPERATION IN FIRLED OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY ENVISAGED IN VARIOUS
PROTOCOLS SIGNED BETWEEN TWO COUNTRIES;` EXHIBITION WILL DEPICT
SOVIET PROGRESS IN SCIENCE AND SOVIET-INDIA COOPERATION; "(7 MINs
HIND 1301 4 MINI ENGSA 14.)
AFGHANISTAN
72, VALENTIN LAPIN ON AFGHANISTAN?S DESIRE FOR PEACEFUL SOLUTION
TO AFGHAN PROBLEM, (RPT ENGINTER 211422) (POPTAFP 2118 BUL 14-rO
PO ISM 21150`0-1NGSA 142URCU 1209---13 SEN.G t-3)
CHINA
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73 PROGRAM FOR PLAI VASILYEV INTROCJCTIC` CF IYP,-RTANCE. rF PCLIT
DECLARATION ADOPTED AT ft'ARSAW.PACT PCC I PRAGUE; SOVIET STA':D
TWOARD DISARM AND DET,E."'TE, (4 `! I < 1 MAND 16'&Z)
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74 TASS CORR GRIGORIY ARSLANCV BEIJING DISPATCH CN FOREIGN
JOURNALISTSi. VISIT TO SITE OF OPERATIONS OF ,;AP GERM WARFARE
SPECIALIST DETACHMENT 731, DURING TOUR CF NORTHEAST CHINA; (TASS_
201023) 5 5u5 MIN; B R 1w URDU qZ MAh DSEA L210 rcGR 39
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75 ANATOLIY ALEKSANDRCV ON SOVIET POLICY TCW*.RL ASIA:
(RPT SURc 161Z3
(7;5 MIt-.t aOR 1732)
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PROGRAM ON SOVIET-THAI RELATIONS; (RPT THAI iRli20j (1?' MI v=
THAI 1100)
76 IGOR BESTUZHEV ON AUSTRALIAN DEFENSE MINISTER SINCLAIRIS
.)ISIT TO-INDONESIA 23-28 JAN; CLAIMING VISIT IS PLANNED TO DEVELOP
MILITARY LINKS BETWEEN ASEAN AND ANZUS COUNTRIES; JUSTIFYING PRESSURE
OF USA AND AUSTRALIA ON ASEAN COUNTRIES SY ALLEGATIONS CF THREAT FR,;
INDOCHINESE RATIONS; (ENGINTER 0800 1000)
ON RESULTS-
78 IGOR DMNITRIYEV, RE NAKASONEiS USA VISIT, ON MILITARY
COOPERATION BETWEEN USA AND JAPAN; (RPT ENGINTER 212120) (ENGINTER
0800 1100)
79 TASS POLITICAL OBSERVER BORIS CHEKH0_N_I_J Ot MILITARY ASPECTS
OF NAKASONEiS TALKS IN WASHINGTON, (,TASSE 201636) (3 MINI JAP 211202
KOR 030)
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80 TSVETOV
(5 MINI SENT) JAP 211200)
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81 SUMMARY ANON PRAVDA,
JAPANESE MILITARY SPENDING;
OF NAKASONE'~ S U; S: v L T;
23 JAN, ON NAKASCNE'S USA VISIT;
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(300 TEXT SEENT'l TASSF 2302 TASSR 2.155)
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ASIA/FAR EAST
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82 h1ALOGUE, BETWEEN OFFICER I N CHARGE CF JAP?LA;~3 AG= ED I T I 4~,
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O6*iisb 1ET'.WOMEN; M~ MOSCOW U I V JAP STUDENIT Off: wO EN i S POS I T I O I N
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Tki($ `f6J!;1R SEVERAL .?~ COMMENTARY L I ST i MOSCOW CONSOL I LATED 22 JAN 83
ASIAN COMMUNIST
83 LEONID KRICHEVSKIY ON WORLDWIDE MASS MOVEMENTS FOR
1NtZING.PRK.;STRESSING COALITION GOVT O.F DEMO KAMP CANNOT
ERRS.Ei,ENT,-KAMP;IN.NONALIGNED MOVEMENT; C5 MINI JAP 211200
VC D MJR:ALYOSHIN ON CRIMES COMMITTED BY POL POT REGIME;
NOTNO ISCOVERY OF: MORE MASS GRAVES; STRESSES POL POT MASSACRE
OF.a7KAM`~AND OWNER MINORITIES IN BATTAMBANG AND OTHER PROVINCES;
(7 .MINI !NDO .x;530,10
-SUMMARZ`VIETNAMESE OUAN DOI NHAN DAN HAILING INDIAN
SOV NMENT'S DECISION NOT TO ALLOW SIHANOUK TO ATTEND SEVENTH
NONAL'tGNED SUMMIT; . (RPT CAMS 201330) (3 MIN't HINDI 1400)
ice:.
E.A59T'-E$UROPEL
86= 1#1N SOC;AL3ST- COUNTRIES111 BELOV ON 34TH ANNIV FOUNDING OF
CEMA Sj`MItN)1 DPTY SEC CEMA ON CEMA EXEC CMTEE MTG IN MOSCOW
t2Sf'M;N~j HUNGARIAN MIN OF INDUSTRY ON HUNGARY~~S INDUSTRIAL
ACHVTS# PROSPECTS; FRUIT OF COOP WITH OTHERH MBRS OF CEMA (2 MINji
ROUYNDUP NEWS BRIEFS ON SOCIALIST COUNTRIES; (5 _)_ c14;5 MINI
MAID^0700)
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87. "ALONG PATH TOWARD INTEGRATION"i ROUNDUP REPORTS ON ECON COOP
AMONG.CEMA MBR COUNTRIES# CITING 3ULDARIAN.SOVIET COOP IN METALLURGY;
ON SOCiST COUNTRIES COOP IN RESEARCHING WORLD OCEAN AND ON CULTURAL
AND OTHER~CONTACTS~ (25 MINT BULGARIAN .63Z)
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88 YURIY SHALYGIN "nEPORT ON RECENT MTG OF CE!'A EXEC CMTEE IN
MOSCOW AT I~HICH OUTSTANDING RESULTS IN INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT OF
'
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~~~,*,BR COUNTRIES WERE STATED, CSTING ONE FIFTH GF PRODUCTION OF WORLD`S
ELECTRIC ENERGY COMI~dG FROM THESE COUNTRIES; DEVELOPMENT CF
TRANSPORT SECTOR WAS iti CENTER OF DISCUSSION; t5+4 MINI SERBO 1??0~.
200 -POLISH 1 E CZECH/SLOVAK'ENG I LATER 2~ I TAL I AN 1~~ 2~~ G A
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i6Q,?~'`ARAB I C i73~ERS I AN ib3~OF 133,G'" I NDO 15lZ~0 CAME 1~0
LA~143~ BURM 143 ANONi VIET i2,0'L~!
89 JAKGB MALYKIN O~: DEVELOPME~iT GF CGOF IN POWER
SUPPLY AMONG CEMA M6R COUNTRIES; tRPT 6ULGARIAN 21163x) ~KOR
093~~
POWER PLANT PROJECTS COMPLETED IN CEMA; t5 MSN~ POLISH 211500)
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~ (NAME iNDiSTiNCTi GN CEwA EXEC CMTEE MEETING REVSEWING ATOMIC
9i tGERTRUDE JENTRIY~i TEACHER AT LENINGRAD STATE UNIVERSITY ON
RECENT PUBLICATION OF HER WORK. ON AL9ANIAt~ LITERATURE! (3 MINI
SL4eNteN ~53a~
92 ~ALEKSANDR NIKOLAYEV ON 63RD ANNIV OF CONGRESS OF LUSHNJE IN
142d~ MARKING THIS IMP3RTANT EVENT IN ALBANIAN HISTORY, STRESSING
SOV.iE-T SUPPORT FOR ALBANIAN INDEPENDENCE AT THE TIME AND ANT1~~
IMPERIALIST NATURE OF THE CONGRESS AND ADDING] ~~IN CONCLUSIONS I
MOULD LIKE TO STRESS THAT THE SOVIET UrliON?~S STAND TOWARD ALBANIA
IS CONSISTENT; 5PEAKiI~G AT THE NOVEMBER ],982 PLENUM. OF THE CPSU
CENTRAL COMMITTEEi COMRADE YURtY ANDROPGV; GENERAL SECRETARY OF THE
CPSU CEf~TRAL COMMITTEE STATeDI THE CPSU AND THE SOVIET STATE
SItiCERELY?wISH THE DEVELOPMENT AND I!"PROVEMENT OF RELATIONS G1ITH ALL
SOCIALIST COUNTRIES; 4:UTUAL GOOD i-' I LL i RESPECT FOR. EACH OTH"cR`~ S
LEGITIMATE i!~TERESTS AND THE COMA