TAKE 1 OF SEVERAL -- COMMENTARY LIST: MOSCOW CONSOLIDATED 11 DEC 82

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• Publication Date: December 11, 1982
• Content Type: REPORT

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COMMENTARY'LISTi MOSCOW CONSOLIDATED 11: DEC, 82
INTERNATIONAL DIARY
&' VALERY MAKEYEV ON IVTVW WITO FIRST DPTYSTAT
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ON U;S;;NATO PLANS TO DEPLOY
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SSILES IN EUROPE# REFERRING TO DEMONSTRATION AT GRELNHAM
7N EASE AND USTINOVIS ANSWERS TO ?ASS; tJ MINI HOME ` 1746)
YEVGENIY PETKO NEW YORK REPORT-ON VOTE AGAINST BUDGET FOR m v
ISSILES BY HOUSE OF REPRESENTiTiVES OF CONfGRESS: J3 MINI NOME
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6 REPORTS r 1M CDRRh3PONDER'TS IN TMRE- CAPITALIST COUNTRIES
ON STATE OF HUMAN RIGHTS EXISTtG IN THOSE COUNTRIES] WASHINGTON CORR
RECALLS ASSASSINATION OF: TWO TU LDRS IN SACRAMENTO if YRS'AGO,
AS WELC AS OTHER ASSASSINATIONS'OF TU LDRS; AND SAYS POLITICAL?
TERROR AGAINST LABOR MOVT?AND ALL'DISSENTERS AS NEVER SERORE:BEEN
ELEVATED TO OF!ICIAL-POLICY'AS OPENLY AS iT IS TODAY! TOKYO
REPORT ON-INTL CON! ` AGAINST'ALCIFORMS OF DISCRIMINATION, WHERE:
SPEAKERS?CA6LED ATTENTION TO VOCATIONS OF HUMAN-RIGHTS IN.
JAPAN't RINALIDECLARATION QUOTED] GENEVA REPORTS ON UN SEMINAR.
WHICH DISCUSSED' VIOLATIONS O!;HUMAN RIGHTS IN PALESTINE AND OTHER
ARA5 TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL; SPEAKERS POINTED TO P0LICY-OF
GENOCIDE CARRIED OUT': BY ISRAELI' 17' MINT ENG?I NTER eZi SPAN4SH'
9 ALEKQANDR'ZHOLKVER ON SOVIET-FOREIGN POLICY. REFERRING-TO
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HONOV STMTS N HELQINKI AND USTINOV TASS INTVW`DURING`WNTCM`?TWO.
OVIET LDRS? REITERATED ANDROPOV?STMT'TO. CPSU PLENUM REGARDING' AIMS,
AND 'NATURE-. -SOVIET POLICY, (5w3 MIN j E!~G i NTER t B SPANI'A 23Et
FINNISH #63 PERS,I AN #S ARAB 57 TURK -A, BULG A6 POLISH, &5o$
CpM~ 135 LAO i!~3 D0 i BUR 14 KOR 3 @,j ANON I HUNG Zak!
1P EDUARD (ZIMIN) ON SUBJECT OF PROLETARIAN INTLISM AND INTL;
WORKERS MOVT WITH ITS'SUPPORT FOR MoVTS OF.NAYL19 THROUGHOUT'woRLD;
(S MINT ITALIAN S000i
STAT
32 90VIET'CULTURE, INCL TALK ON "ULTINATIONAL NATURE OF SOVIET
LITERATURE; AND LATEST SOVIET PUELICATIO"S 0V SUBUECT OF ITALY;
(ITALIAN 1801)
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13 YOUTH P%wGRAM" GOOD EVENING AFRICAni REPORT CN YOUTH
CELEERATION AT PATRICE-LUMUMB UNIV IV IN MNOSCOW RE WORLD YOUTH MOVT
FOR PEACE, NOTING KOMSOMOL'eS MERITS IN FIGHT FQR?PEACEi AND.REMEM*BERING SOVIET'FIGHT AGAINST FASCISM! YOUNG AFRICAN SAYS THAT PEACE
18 INTC'CONCERN AND NUCLEAR WAR. MUST BE PREVENTED YOUNG SOVIET'MAN
SPRAMOUT AGAINST IMPERIALIST ARMAMENT SCHEMES AND VQ.'ICE6 SOV
YOUTHS. PROTESTi NOTES SOVIET YOUTHS ARE ACTIVE IN WORLD PEACE:
MOVT'j t9 MIN; INCLIMUSICI FRENCHAFR 171101
14 "SPECIAL!RPOGRAM FOR YOUTHS"$ A: REVIEW OF IRANIAN YOUTHS#
LETTERS EXPRESSING?FRIENDSHIP:WI?H SOVIET'UNION AND SOVIET PEOPLE
(3 MINl1 0; ANSWER. TO IRANIAN: YOUTH'S LETTER WHO REFERS`TO
ALCEGAlIONS BY WEST ON EXISTENCE Or DIFFERENCES AMONG'SOVIET'
YOUTHS OF VARIOUS RACES AND'AS.KS FOR MORE INFORMATION: I ABOUT-YOUTH
INTERNATLONAC.SSM;'IN ANSWER A.TACK IS BROADCAST ASSAILING-SUCH
ALLEGATION! XND'SPEAKING ABOUT UNITY AMONG SOVIET YOUp4S;'AND;A
LETTER IS READ FROM 13'YEAR OLD SEBASTOPOL YOUTH ON UNITY-THAT LED
TO SOVIET UNIONIS VICTORY', DURING WORLD. WAR -IS I4 MIN?L Cl REPORT
BY UNIDENTIFIED'RADIO: MOSCOW.CCRRESPONDENT QUOTING AN UZBEK.: STUDENT
WHO SAYS TWAT'SOVIETYOUTH FOLCOW IRAN'S DEVELOPMENTS WITH. INTEREST]
IN-A"'SWE4 TO AN IRANIAN LISTENERS QUESTION ON HOW IRANIAN YOUTHS CAN,
ENTER SOVIET UNIVERSITIES AND SCHOOLS OF HIGHER EDUCATION, UZBEK
STUDEKYHDISCUSSES'NOW STUDENTS CAN REGISTER IN SUCH'
SCHOQLSi ANOTHER IRANIAN LISTENERiS QUESTION ON CIRR:CULuM AND
EXTRAOURRICUCAR'-ACTIVITIES IS. ANSWERED AND LAST ANSWER IS' TO
QUESTION ON WHAT FUTURE AWAITS GRADUATES OF SOVIET UNIVERVITIES
AND COLLEGES; (6 MINl;? IOVERALC'i6 MIN! INCL MUSIC.( PERSIAN 1630)
11 r = ,m
(ENGUK 20001
19 MAILBAG FOR BRITISH LSSTES!ERSi I-NCL REPLIES ON P.LIGWT OF
ELDERLY IN BRITAINi BLAMING TORIES AND CONTRASTIk'G WITH SOY
GQVT'S CARE FOR ELDERLYI ON ECON DEPRESSION IN BRITAIN AND ITS
ADVERSE EFFECT ON WORKING WOMENN, INCL REF TO GAGLIW'G GF WOMEN PEACE
PROTESTERS FROM.GREEM!HAM COMMON1 LNFC ON RUSSIA'S ROLE IN FIRST
WORLD !BAR AND HOW IT LED TO SOCIALIST REVOLUTION IN 1917i
REPLY ON DUTIES Or SOLDIERS WHO GUARD L'ENIN,S TOMB IN RED SQUARE;
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4 ON TERMINATION-AND BANN;NG OF:NUCLEAR TESTS; NOTING THAT ACTION
' ib AMON ON UNGAIS APPROVAL OF SOVjET P STAT OPOSAL
PTION;OP SERIES-OF-Di.SARM RESOLUTIONS INDICATES GROW;NG iVTL'
ON TWIS WOULD BE AN EFFECTIVE: MEANS OF ENDING ARMS RACE, UNGA'S.
CONCERN AT WASH;NGTONOS'POLICT OFBUILDING WP NUCLEAR ARMS;,
RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED INDICATE PRESENT PROBLEMS AND TENSIONS; CAN
OVERCOMES 0:4MINI ENGINTER l SER9C iZO(MAND.i251
VALENTIN FACIN, MBR OF SOV DISARMCNCL AND OF SCIENCE.
ADEMY, TELLS AB00-WORK RECENTLY IN MOSCOW OF CONE OF DOCTORS
O F MEDICINE WNEED' TO AVERT NUCLEAR WAR;' CON S NOTED THAT CURRENT'
SITUATION RESULTED FROM USA IGNORING INTL L TREATIES AND CHOOSING
CO"'FRONTA?TIOy AND LAYING DOWN PLANS FOR NUCLEAR WARS USSR SAYS
THERE CAN BE'NO VICTORY IN A NUCLEAR WAR AND INITIATING IT- MOULD
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is ALEKSEY VAS!LYEV ON DECISIONS TAKEN AT RECENT SERIES OF:
F Uis: NUC.LRAR MISSILES IN EUROPE; SAYS CRUISE AND PERSNIN?..2
M-133 ILE8 ARE FIRST STRIKE NUCLEAR WEAPON SO THAT DECISION TO DEPLOY
ISM INO NILIT EOUILSBRIUM AND ATTAIN'I"3 SUPERIORITY OVER USSR;
USSR IS AGAIVST mILITARY COMPETITION; AN* AS AN'DROPOV SAID USSR
STANDS FOR EQUALITY, FOR DUE ACCOUNT OF INTERESTS OF BOTH SIDES
F" JNEST AGMT'e C3 MINI ENGNA 231&) q1e
A o THEM IP VIOLATION OF'SALT?2; IT iS ALSO AIMED AT UPSETTING
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w!T4 STE, IN'G TOWARD LARGESCALE DEPLOYMENT Cr ITS MISSILES
POINTING OUT DANGERS: TBRITAIN I
IESTERN EUROPE IN ATTEMPT .TO OBTAIN MILI,T SUPREMACY OVER USSR;
01~
F CULSE MISSILPS ARE DEPLOYED
IN THAT COUNTRYi REFERRING O-US
T TINOVIS TASS INTVW THAT USSR.
KEEPS tTS PROMISE'AND:DOES NOT DEPLOY MEDIUM RANGE MISSILES;
CLAIMING. MANY' BRITONS' NOW REALIZE DANGERS O' WASH I NGTON-I B:
;L`ITARiETIC POLICY'HENCE GROWTH IN ANTIWAR MOVEMENTS
THROUGHOUT WORLD; IEN0UK;200e5
UNTIED STATES
20 ANON ON SOUTH AFRICAN RAC!STS"t BARBAROUS ACTS AGAINST'
KOALA .;,01530?)
INNOCENT PPL IN AJ'RICA' DENOUNCES U;si FOR HELPING SOUTH AFRICA,
AS WBLC:AS i3RAEI;!AND EL,SALVADOR7 DEPLOYMENT OF ADVANCED WEAPONS
I N EUROPE, FOR ITS AGGRESS I VE' OOCI CY AROUND WORLD ('4 M I N;t
21
REAGAN'S DESPERATE'CAMPA=GN ON,
CONGRESS TO INSURE FUNDS FOR PRODUCING LATEST FIRST STRIKE;WEAPON
MISSILES; X450 TEXT SENT] TASBR 1640 3 MINT ENGINTER 2 0 SER60
AMERICAS
22 RESHETi'OV
0~~ ON CONFERENCE ON
CENTRAC'AMERICAN AND CARIBBEAN WHICH BEGAN HERE; SPEAKERS
INCLUDING MICHAEL-MANLEY AND ANDREY-YOUNG CRITICIZED UPS; POLICY
(320 WORDST TASSR 12311 (,,u0
,1-Ir-4V "WEEK OF' SOLIDARITY WITw NICARAGUA" FEATURE) ANSELMO
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TIEN READS POEMS; (13 MINT SPANLA 2300)
/11
24 "URUGUAYAN PANORAMA" FEATURE; HUMAN RIGHTS DAY AS CELEBRATED
RTERDAY, LIST CF SOME OF URUGUAYAN'S WWQSE RIGWTS WAVE BEEN
!_. ._1902
VIOLATED IN URUGUAY; DEMAND FOR RELEASE OP POLITICAL PRISONER
IN URUGUAY BY ' INTL, ORGANIZATIO'VS; (14 MIN) 9PANLA 2306) -~' /
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WEST EUROPE:
25 (NAME INDISTINCT) ON ANTIm*MILITARISTtC AND ANT;mWAR.MOVEMENTS.
N FRGIWH;CM AUTH.ORITI86 ARE TRYING TO DAMP DOWN BY DEMANDING!
tro" IN BRUSSELS''# NOTING'YET*AGAIN WASHINGTON BROUGHT VIGOROUS'
MINT ITALIAN 1ai'0 2100)
26. "RADIO FORUM FOR PEACE: AND SECURITY IN EUROPE"I ROUND"Up
TAKE. 3 OF SEVERALi :;? COMMENTARY' CISTT MOSCOW CONSO0D4TED' i1: DEC 02
LDi2t20S,
!PARTICIPANTS IN DEMOS PAY A PROPORTIONATE CHARGE FOR SERVI;ES-OF,
POLICEMEN INSTRUCTED. TO MAINTAIN ORDER AT SUCH DEMONSTRATIONS;.
OF`L!StENERS* LTR$:FROM VARIOUS-COUNTRIES EXPRESSING CONDOLENCES.
AT DEATN OF BREZHNEV AND APPRECIATION OF HIS UNTIRING EFFORTS'
F -FACE.AND`SECURITY ;N EUROPE 15 MINT ITALIAN t B PORT-L I
THEE YRS AGO AND AGGRESSIVE INTENTIONS ^F w'ASHI+'GTO"!t' (RPT GERMAN
10i700i ~P4RT t930)
27 VYACHESLAV SWAKHOV-DEALING WITH NATO',S DOUBLE DECISION-TAKEN
28 YURTY SOLTAN ON CONCLUSION OF NATO FOREIGN MINISTERS'
9EPSIONi'S rIMAL' COMMUNIQUE; IE'VGIN?ER 14"" 7 1? ITALIAN
21W-FINNISH i TURKISH t4 BULGARI-A"' 'i6 SER90 170 ANOA'I
TACKS ON LIMITING NUCLEAR ARMS MAY INFLUENCE THESE PLANS; CITPJG
PRESSURE.ON ITS ALLIES AIMED AT-FORCING THEM TO ARM THEMSELVES.,
THOUGH,-NATO FOREIGN MINISTERS DECLARED OUTCOME OF SOV;ET:Uj-S.
0
20100) a )0
UAYAK 1430i
29 ANON OV PLIGHT OF UNEMPLOYED
IN ER;TA ; 0 MI-,!
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30 REVIEW OR SOVIET PRESS ON ULSTER] QUOTING IZVESTIYAN, 4EW
TIMES, SOVETSKAYA ROSSIYA ANZA RUBEZHOM, RECALLING PARATROOPERS
F LING ON CIVIL-RIGHTS DEMONSTRATORS IN DERRY ON BLOODY SUNDAY,
DESCRIBING COND;TIONS IN Ho-BLOCKS; DECISION TO INCREASE STRENGTH
OF POLICE IN ULSTER AND BRITISH GOVTiS DISCRIMINATION AGAINST'R;GHT$
OF CATHOLICS: iENGINTER O7910j'
31 YOUNG LI STENERSl CLUB% 'INCL' RECORDED I NTVw! WITH YOUNG FRENCH
PPL WHO LAST SUMMER WORKED.OON BAMIS CONSTRUCTION` ALSO wITH.
U
YOUNG FRENCH COMMUNISTS WHO TOOK PART IN RECENT SOVIET PEACE-MARCH"
NAMED SPEAkERS PRAISE USSR A.ND1ITS SOCIAL PROGRESS; (FRENCH:1730)
? .,.?..~n.?~. T I ft Iso 9 1VYT 1Y A1+1 I YITT VN NCR 01-AN I 5M,
CABINETt iSENT I SPANISH 102000!
33 ALEKSEY'GEORGZYEV ON U;S: INTERFERENCE IN MORTUGUESE.POLITICS
ON EVE OF LOCAL;ELECTIONS0 tRP.T PORT 501930) ~PORT'L 30)
FINCAJD
34 REPORT ON TIKHONQV TALKS WITH. FINNISH PRESIDENT ;N
G ZNKI IRPT' CAME 1013301 ~1 MINI INDO i NIND; 1Y30 14
DU 12p13 BUR 1030 9ENG0 j
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16 REPORT ON CONCLUSION OF TALKS BT.Wk' TIKHONMV AND KOIVISTO
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(SENTI MAYAK 121!00 1. MINI HOME OP ORBITA 0507 ENOINTER
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R 101,16F AMHARIC 1E~` i ALBANIAN 13-JAP 1 3 1.3-9,1
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n130 20? ?730 MAYAK 0314 NOM ~ oA~~
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NOSH 140,2" MAMD 12'3a VIET 1 13 140
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39 ACCOUNT'OF TIKHONOVwKOIVISTO TALKS IN HELSINKI; IRPT'
ENGINTER 101400) (PERSIAN 1200;
10 6 ENGNA 0Z SPANISH 10u230 FINNISH 1431 PERSIAN
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TASSE 01Oj 867'MINj PORT;19>1'FINNISH 16 ?1 4n'3 MIN't ENGINTER:
i7o. f~ ENGNA 23,,3 FRENCH 18# ITALIAN 1t6A ~ ALBANIAN
lri~0 HUNGARIAN 47 200 2w~,: MINI MAYAK 't3* HOME 16I19
ORBITA 1600 #850 $900: 2200 ENGINTER- S5)*170{20E2194r-"EN3NA
230~t"ENGUK 200 FRENCH 1?f0 183"ORT 193,6'--EN0AFR 17a' 2Ot .
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FRENCHAFR =7-00 SWARILI 173JP/'SERBO 17(200/LOVENE ip.O 9EN3. ttti
1'3 SERPO 17 208.8 215 MINI ENGiNTER I5) ITALIAN #0 SOMALI
INDO 1*1 BRIM MAYAK 190 2
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SPANLA 2310"!8!
ORBITA .2004-2301 2304, HOME;
3d TIKHONOV*TELEGRAM SENT FROM ON BOARD AIRCRAFT TO MAUNO!
StO EXPRESSING SATISFACTION RE TALKS AND FURTHER EXPANSION,
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AFRICA
11G~::: 1982
"AFRICA AS, WE. SEE IT;"` CRPT'-AMHARIC- 0913311 -IAM4AR1Ci 1015301
-43 MIKHAIL C?VISHENEVSK=Yj;'SOVIET LAWYER AND MBR OF ZNTL'
OMMISSION FOR INVESTIGATING RACIST-CRiMES IN SOUTH AFRICA, PEGGED
IRTC WUMAN RIGHTS DAY, (RPT'ENGAFR 1717001 CSC ALI 1600)
41 ALEKSEY I?L!TVINOV! ABOUT ACTIVITIES OF kcSTERN PHARMACEUTICAL
OF SOVIETeFINNISH COOP' (120 TEXT SENT1 TASSR 1411 TASSE:1525j
"ri HOME tSI ORSITA 1600 FINNISH kwi
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COMPANIES IN FLOODING AFRICAN MARKET WIT4 MEDICIVES THAT PROVE TO
RE DETRIMENTAL TO WEALTH,.000TES SOVIET MEDICAL EXPERT ALEKSANDR
I?REPAII WHO SAYS THALIDOMIDE IS STILL-ON SALE I'i DEVELOPING
COUNTRIES, INCLUDING AFRICA, ADDS WESTERN: COUNTRIES ARE SEEKING
QUICK PROFITS'FROM MEDICINES WHICH WERE NOT PROPERLY TESTED,
TOUCHI-NO ON SEMINAR HELD IN BENIN AT WHICH MANY AFRICA' COUNTREIS
SAW WAY-OF OVERCOMING PROBLEM .BY DEVELOPING THE1'R. O.WN PHARAMACEUTICAL'
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MADAGASCAR TOLD ABOUT-SOVIET. AID TO VARIOUS AFRICAN COUNTRIES;.
NAMIBIA AND THAT USA I!'TRYING TO CINK.NAMIBIAN INDEPENDENCE W!TN
CU AN WITMDR4WAL:FROM ANGOLAi CIStENERS*1 FROM NIGERIA, ZAIRE4
IGERIAN AND ANGOLAN.LISTENERS TOLD OF CONTACT GROUP'S ROLE IN
42 MOSCOW MAILBAGIi INOL'NIGERIAN AND MOZAMBICAN LISTENERS: TOLD
OF DIRE SOCIO.EOON AFTERMATH OF EUROPEAN CCLONIACISM IN AFRICA
(ENGAFR 170@1
b ORRESPONDENCE ACKNOWLEDGED; TWO NEW CLUAS NAVE BEEN FORMED IN
NIGERIAi. 0OORi ENGAM1012000S
43 PROGRAM FOR RADIO MOSCOW CISTENERS', CLUBS I N AFR I CA.1
44 VLADIMIR, EORISOV ON U',S; MtLIT' EXERCISE IN SOMALI, !_
SOMALI 101600) (SOMALI 1600)
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45 "WAVE OF'FRIENDSMIP ON RADIO" QUOTING LISTENERS LTRS, ANON
I N.TVW WITH DR WOLDE MI KAEL GEBRA I MBRS OF AEUT .0N SOVIET- WORKERS
AND-TNE LATE (CUC;A !ALENKOVAS;'
( 8.MINT AMMARIC i01530-!
6 ALEKSANDR FEDOROV ON STW ANNIV OF MPLA CONGRESS' JRPT-
;j E} OAFR. 1017001 (SOMALI 1606,j,-'ANON 1 PORTAFR 10140'
4T. (VLAQIMiR DIMITRIYEV)
ANGOLAN INDEPENDENCE; (3'MIN{ SPANCUBA 0100S
Ir
41 ANON
SOLIDARITY ETWN USSR$ ANGOLAN PPL; (5 MINI VIET 1000)
ADVANTAGEOUS SOVIET.AN3OLAN RECATIONPI BRIEFLY ?UCTING 50VIET
U PARTY/.GOVT GREETINGS; (3 MINT ENGIK'TER 080 04-112An
it 49 VLADIMIR GRIGORYEV ON MPLA ANN'IV NOTING ROLE OF PARTY IN
At QLA"S ADVANCE TOWARD A SOCIALIST SOCIETY; NOTING MUTUALLY
OF AVON
~RCDL'CT I ON i
ON 26TH ANNIV OFISTAT
1982
ON ANGOLAN PPO S ACHVTS; STRESSIVLSTAT
l
ON MAPUTO PORT+S ACTIVITIES, IpoSTATIAL
(6 MINI VIET 13001
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51- ALEKSANDR ZHOLKVER ON SOUTH. AFRICAN ATTACK ON NEIGHBORING
LESOTHO; OPT ENGINTER 10i400j (SPANLA 00P'0 SPANCUBA 6A10 PORTAFR
1018 HIND 100
CONDEMNING RACIST' PRETORIA REGIME; CHARGING IT WITH EQON'POLITICAL;
PLACKMAIL, SCORING THOSE WHO CONTINUE TO SUPPORT'RACI.ST'REGIMEl
NOTING MAJORITY`OR.UN MBRS BELIEVE ROAD TO PEACE IN SOUTHERN AFRICA
LIES THROUGH INCREASED CAMPAIGN CF. SUPPORT FOR NATLIB MOVEMENTS'
THROUGH SANCTIONS AGAINST-PRETORIA; I3;J?MINl EN-GAFR 01018---UtO
CHAFR 17e~0,SWAHILI 17te)
52. ALEKSAY NIKOLAYEV ON 10 RESOLUTIONS ISSUED BY U-NGA.
53 TASS CORR NIKOLAY VUKOLOV ON REPO STAT
SENT BY EXPRESSEN CORR IN LESOTHO' DESCRIBING' AFTERMATH OFi'
SOUTH AFRI CAI S ATTACK ON LESOTHO; t 3Be TEXT I TASSE? 1837 TAS.SR?
16311
54 GEORG I Y SHASNI N O I N KENYA'S FORTHCOMING INDEPENDENCE'
ANNIV- 12 DEC"' NOTING INDEPENDENCE WAS NOT GIVEN'TO KENYANS AS.
A SIFT; BUT WAD TO BE WON IN HEAVY. AND BLOODLETTING BATTLES,
STRESSYNG DESPITE COUNTRY" PROBLEMS IT HAS CONTINUED TO DEVELOP;
AN" .--HAS RIDDEN ITSELF FROM WESTERN. DOMINATION; tENGAFR'1700,
2EJQ I
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LE0NIO RADDAIN ON CONTINUED FIGHT: :G IN LFEANON, WITH ISRAELI
ENCE IN ASHPSHUF AREA; t3 MINI HOYE 1502 CRPITA 16( )
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56 VLADIMIR KOROLEV ON AMERICAN MANEUVERS IN VARIOUS PARTS.
O WORLDF-- ABLY IN GULF, AREA: (RPT ARABIC 10030) IENGINTER.
14E(UR 4 RDU -13E0SENG 1! iNDO i!OCAMB .13,3 LAO 142t
PERSIAN i~ARABIC 173FRENCHAFR 0 SWAH!ILI.&1 0 ENGSA
/0 * REAN 13#I
ZONE OR VITAL!U'131..INIERESTS;'HENCE MAKING GULF AS VULNERABLE`
A RROPE RE LIMITED NUCLEAR WAR; (ARABIC 15351
57 ANON ON ATTN DRAWN BY ARAB NEWS MEDIA RE U:.$*, ATTEMPTS-TO
S. PRESENT EVERYWHERE ' .ESPECIAL,!~ IN GULF AREA WHICH IT HAD CALLED
ACCRED 1 TED N' LEBANON TO USSR ' AND FOREIGN PRESS.-AND BY LISTENERS,
58 SPECIAL'PROGRAMI ANSAR# A FASCIST PRISON;-BASED ON
INDISPUTABLE FACTS. GIVEN IN EVIDENCE BY EYE WITNESS AND CORRsy
DESCRIBE-CONDITIONS IN ANSAR PRISON IN SOUTHERN.LEBANON SIMILAR
TO T~OsE. DURING' WWI i i (ARABIC 1530 il3Py.
0 MOSCOW RADIO AND EVEN ISRAECZ PRISON GUARDS THEMSELVES: WHO:
S! IGOR SHEFTUNOV OUOTING'AND COMMENTING ON LISTENERS( LTRA
VOICING CONCERN ON INCREASING T~HP
! EAT OF NUCLEAR WAR AND
60 ANON OUOTINO NEWSWEEK AND ADDING THAT CIA. IS'INTEN14FYING;
WHAT-It MEANS FOR IRAN; (RPT PERSIAN LE16301 (PERSIAN 1208)
l:J I,
~ TS *NTI~IRANIAN ACTIVITIES; DISCUSSES MOW CIA GAINED FARM FOOT!i0 D
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IN IRANAFTER 1903 CUP, HOW IT'COOPERATED WITH SAVAK AND HOW
BECAUSE OF CLOSE COOP BTWN CIA AN.D SAVAK.*L.RICHARD HELMS'ACTUALLY
PLAYED ROLE IF SWAMIS MAJOR ADVISER; (10 MINT PERSIAN 1630!
A?O1 JOINT SOVIET.GREEK COMMUNIQUE ON CO!CLUSIO!1 OF VISIT TO
EECE.SY SOVIET DELEGATION HEADED BY JUSTICE MINISTER TEREB
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62 A"'ON "AM, RILLIANTEXAMPLE OF GOOD EIGHBCRLY RELATIONS,"
CITI"`G COOP BTWN USSRPFINLAND AS SHOWN BY TIKHONOV+S VISIT,: SAYING
~r TH I E M+ E s WAY USSR WANTS V P S R L T ONS: W TNT WE
S xA PL I TO DE ELo I T E A t i OTR
COUNTRIES, ;4CLUDING TURKEYi IN INTERESTS'CF PEACE AND DETENTE,
REFERRING TO TURKMENI S RECENT VI S I T .'TO MOSCOW; i TURK I SW 1408)
63 NIKOLAY C?MORGIN), A SENIOR OFFICIAL'OF GOSPLAN' NOTING
INCREASING TRADE TURNOVERS BENEFITS FOR INDIA OF,PLANNED DEVELOPMENT
OF TRADE'WITH USSR EXPRESSING CONFIDENCE IN FUTURE OF COUNTRIES)
TIES AND SOVIETT!NDIAN INVOLVEMENT IN PROJECTS IN THIRD COUNTRIES;
t 6 MINT ENGSA 1480)
64 lVIKTOR SNIBAKOVI SAYING THAT WASHINGTON'IS.LARGE..
SCALE ARMS?StIPPLY TO PAKISTAN ON PRETEXT OF THREAT FROM AFGHANISTAN
Cq ,, WILL. JEOPARDIZE MILIT BALANCE IN REGION AND ESCALATE TENSION,
I N SOUTH AS; A ; i#04 MINI ENGSA 14.0-URDU 12,1-1 I ND 401
65 IVAN LAGROVT HOLDING AFGHAN REBELS RESIDING IN PAKISTAN.
RESPONSIBLE FOR GROWTH or NARCOTICS AND THEIR EXPORT TO WESTERN
COUNTR i 6S, POINTS: OUT' THAT LARGESCALE USE: OF NARCOTICS BY' PPL- OFr
PAKISTAN ALSO RUINING FUTURE OF THAT COUNTRYi REGRETTING THAT'
INSTEAD OF CRUSHING THOSE DESTRUCTIVE AFGHAN ELEMENTS-89TH.PAKISTAN
AND W;S; ARE EXTENDING ALL KINDS OF ASSISTANCE TO THEM;
(6 MINT DENG 18001
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67 ANON ON SITUATION IN DRA, OUTLINI%!G EVENTS SINCE Rlev,
STRi$StNG SOVIET UNION'S DISINTERESTPD AID AND CONDEMNIG
INTERFERENCE BY IMPERIALIST POWEPS A''C TWEIR SUPPCPT FOR
COts,hTERREVSI "ThE SOVIET UNION A"'G AFGHA"ISTIANI RELATIONS OF
FRIE'N`DSHIP AND EQUALITY." Cl MINI A'LBA!JI-AN 153A)
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CHINA
PROGRAM FOR CHI SOLDIERS'I KOSTANTINOV ON U;S; INTENTION.TQ
NTENSfFY NUCLEAR ARMS RACE; SOV DISARM PROPOSALS, (8 MIN MAND.1600I
69 iKARTONOV') ON 55TH ANNIV OF' GUANGZHOU UPRISING, RREFUTING KMT'
SLANDER THAT SOVIET PERSONNEL:INVOI:VED IN UPRISING; I7 MIN.
SENTI HAND 07061
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ASIA/FAR EAST
70 ANON CHARGING U'Sj.IS PERSUADING` NATO ALLIES TO EXPAND THEIR
MILIT SPHERE OF' INFLUENCE' IN GULF: REGION AND IN ASIA AND TO UNDERMINE
NON.ALtINED COUNTRIEQ'BY ATTEMPTING TO ESTABLISH MIU T ALLIANCE,
WITH ASIAN COUNTRIES-" SAYS USSR AND ITS WARSAW ALLIES, HAVEI NO
0 6 3R : TO EXTEND THEIR. MILIT INF.CUENCE. TO ASIA; i-9' MI'Ni OUR i030j
71 IGOR ANTONOVf NWASHINGTONwTOKYO MILIT ALLIANCE.POSES`THREAT'
TO PEACE IN SOUTHEAST ASIA0N NQTING JAPANESE DIPLOMATIC MOVEB:TO-
ALLAY SOUTHEAST-ASIAN COUNTRIES WORRIES ABOUT ITS MILIT PREPS.
TO EXPAND NAVAL-ACTIVITIES UP TO i7000 MILES FROM ITS SHORESI
NOES THAI PENTAGON- IS REALIZING TACTICS CF EMPLOYING JAPANESE.
ARMED FORCES 'AS COMPONENT-OF RAPID DEPLOYMENT'FORCE
t6 MINT LNDO 1330 THAI L100)
TARS- 6 OF SEVERAL' w;,*COMMENTARY CISTT MOSCOW CONSOLIDATED Si: CEO' 82
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72 REPORT ON CELEBRATIONS OF THAI NATL DAY AT INTL FRIENDSr1Ip
HALL IN MOSCOW ORGANIZED BY SOVIET;THAI FRIENDSHIP ASSN, I5 MIVi
THA
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73 REPORT ON RAMP4S ACHVTS iN AGRI, IND, EDUCATION. OTHER..
FI DS IN RECENT YRS; 4 MINI K.A`!DSEA 5230!
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74 YEVGENIY PLATKCVSKIY46 ON POSITIVE
IMPRESSION OF'SITUATION IN KAMPUCHEA RECOUNT66 BY JAP UNIV DELEG*
ATtON DURjNQ THEIR VISIT-'TO KAMPUCHEA; t3 MINT 8UR 1030)
79 FEATURE' CARRIED BY (?WEEKCY NEWS TIMES) MAGAZINE-ON
NA4 NQUM ?MYDROPQW6R
PROJECT IN LAOS 17 MINI) LiAO' #i305
l1
76 YURIY KUZNETSOV ON WESTERN NEWS SOURCES CLAMOROjNG ABOUT
PROJECTS OFFENSIVE BY.VIET FORECES ALONG..THAI KAMPUCHEAN IOROER,
(APT LAO 681130) (6 MINI LAO 1130)
(D
EAST EUROPE
77 SPECIALIPROGT "M.LENINISM IS WORLD OUTLOOK OF~COMISTiM
TODAY'S S TALK BY L0$EV DEALS: W I TW i NTL UNITY; GROWTH OP : COM j ST' PART'S bS
CPSU. EFFORTS TO PROMOTE THAT UNITY; t6 MINT MAND 0700)
76 "IN SOCIST .CNTRIES" PROGT A!, NEWS BRIEF] SDV ACHVTS,PRAISED
.BY FOREIGN C'MTRiES7 NATL.ASSEMELIESRECD IN MPR QDR; USSR.SRV
TRADE AGMT SIGNED$ CEMA TO GRADUATE 3.MIL COLLEGE STUDENTS, OTHERS
I6 NINf, B; (BELOV) ON COOP AMONG CEMA NATIONS IY PROMOT.ING TRADE
4' is MIN~ICI . I%'TVW WITH POLISH VICE FOREIGN' TRADE "NINON TRADE
COOP' AMG CI NA NATIONS I3 MIN f : ? TOTAL 14 MIN! MAND. 0700 j ,
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79 ANON MJOINT SOLUTION OF NAIL ECON TASKS" ON JOINT'TACKLING OF
ECOa PROBLENS'WITH IN CEMA; (RPT CZECH/SLOVAK Jp'1709) (HUNG-1730
P ISH 1400)
9EAT0E ""ALONG PATH TOWARD INTEGRATIGNuf RCL~'GING UP. ITEMS
~-~ RELATIONS AND COOPERATION AMONG CEMA MER COUNTRIES (28
MINI 6ULG 1030)
1 ?2
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81 "ON PATHS' OF:FRIENDSHIPH ON SOV.WUNG RELATIONS AND COOP-1
QRDMYKO HAS RECEIVED HUNGARIAN AMBASSADOR RAJNAI IN MOSCOW 9_ RAT'
MT I E90B2 f 1 HUNGs!!OV TRADE'? TACKS t SHORTER MT t 031732)1 WUNGARI AN
WORKER DESCRIBES ATTENDING MTG OF METALLURGICAL WORKES Zk; USSRI
SOY LIBRARY NAMED AFTER HUNG:INTCIST MATE ZA490-CULTURAL! ITEMS
AND MUSIC' (HUNG 2000
82 SUMMARY TRYBUNA LUAU ACCUSiNG USA OF: CRUDE I %1TER!ERENCE-.I N,
83 SUMMARY'"YURIY?-VASILKOC TRUD' WARSAW DISPATCH ON SITUATION IN
POCA"10 05111 TEXT SENTI TASSE 1220 TASSR. 05B51'
84 SUMMARIES VIT'ALZY KORIONtV PRAVDA "WITCH6911 SABBATH IN.
WASWINGTON< ON Ujs':_DECISION TO HOCD DEMO HOSTILE TO
POLAND: CENGNA 5023@0! (4.3 MIN;' MAYAK 0.1351 ENGtNTER, 28 L1
41-
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89 SUMMARY KOMSOMOLSKAYA PRAVDA.ON WESTERN POWERS' SUBVERSION
HOUR! k DAY TQ POLAND CALLING POR ANTIGOVT DEMOB;:..:IENQINTER 07001
AGAINST POLAND; NOTI"G AT PRESENT SEVEN WESTERN RADIO STATI;
COORDINATED BY SECRET SERVICES OF.
USA AND NATO BROADCAST 3e
86 ALEKSANDR-DAVILOV ON ANTI.POCISH CENTER SET UP IN 9RUSSELS;
(RPT ENGUK 0920001 (ENGNA 23001
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87 ANON
1 1 G"" 1092
ON U;S; INTERFERENCE IN POLISH AFFSTAT.
QUOTES Z06NIERZ WOLNOSCI IN DE.!UPCIATION OF k'ASHINGTONiS ALLEGED
CONCERN FOR POLES, DENOUNCES U;S: ECON SANCTION AND INTERFERENCE
TO.U"DERMi'E EXISTING SOCIAL SYSTEM IN POLAND AS VIOLATION OF'
WECSINKI.FINAL.ACT WHICH PROHIBITS INTERFERENCE IN OTHER COU"TvIES;
(403 MINI ENGINTER 24 178~~ /f
J~' 11~TAL l!tiOPs 212!,S' ,ARAB. 17WT'JRK S-4?fi6
FRENCHAFR 17 SWAHILI 173 UNG.20 POLS!SK 15,0-r INDO
CATMB 13 URDU 13 @ BENG 1SB LAO ivre' OUR 144AND 1241"
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MINI KOR,#,330 SPANLA 2s10I Goo
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89 NAT AN ACUTE:ANGLENI ANON ON HISTORY OF SUBVERSIVE WORK.
OIL;USA AND ITS. NATO ALL;ES AGAINST SOCIAL`I'ST COUNTRIES; AND'ANT=w.
POCISH-BROADCASTS; I6:MINi SENTT POLISH 1400)
0
SOCIALISM SAVED POLAND FROM CONFUSION IN ITS PAST HISTORY] DENOUNCES
EXTERNAL ATTEMPT$ TO ABUSE POLISH TUi HAILS ASSISTANCE GIVEN: TO
POLAND By USSR AND OTHER FRIENDLY SOCIALIST STATES; DENOUNCE!.U43,
ATTEMPT' TO: HARM POCAND,
914 MIN KOREAN 0952)
96 ANON ON POLITICS IN POLANS, REVIEWS HISTORY OF POLANS .SAYS?
99 ZAT AN ACUTE ANGLENI ITEM ON KULTURA PERIODICAL,.;N PARIS
AND LINKS WITH KPM: I
In- RPT'POLISH 0e180s) (POLISH ,SOA)
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92 VALERIY RZHEVSKIY CRITICIZES FRG MASS MEDIA FOR SUPPORT'
ROR POLISH COUNTERREVi CRPT POLISH 091420! tPOLZSH 1500
93 WARSAE REPORT. ON 9AY9AKGV?LED SOV DELE3 VISIT TO POLAND 6.Si.
DEC, t00 TEXT, COMPARISON FYI SENTi TARSR 1905] 28Z.TEXT SENTI
TASS! i910
POLANDi AND EXPRESSING ` GRATITUDE TO USSR; IS MIN! ENGINTER SW
94 REVIEW OP!POLISH LISTENERS LTRS ON IMPROVING SITUATION. IN
H I,S ALBANIAN 3160)
95 "O. PATHS OF FRIENDSHIP" ROUNDUP ITEMS 01'j1,CVIET?PCLl5H
RELATIONS AND 000PERATIONSe tPOLISH 14Za!
96 VLADIMIR-ILYIN ON 52D ANNIV FIFTH RCP CONGRESS THAT PLAYED
SPECIAL ROLE .Iy DEVELOPING ROMANIA' RED' "DVT AND CEFININ3 ITS
PR"ISPECTS, (S MINI ROMANIAN 1701) r / ~p
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TAKE 7 OF SEVERAL. COMMENTARY'LIST1 MOSCOW CONSOLIDATED 11: DEC 82
LD121336
97 SUMMARIES TABS INTVW WITH USTINOV; (TASSE 0617291 (4 MINI
NA 0 2 30'~j
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SO ROUNDUP ;NTL COMMENT'ON UST!NOV TASS !NTVW CN MX'4ISSILES;
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MIL#TARY
99 TABS COMMENTATOR BORIS PR- OKHOROV ON 40TH ANNIV'DECISIVE
STALINORAD S4TTLES8j':`:SAYS FOR SOY ARMY STALINGRAD BATTLE SZ,GNIPIED
RE6INNIN3 OF OFFENSIVE WHICH; IN FINAL .ACCOUNT CED TO LIBERATION
NOT ONLY : OR -SOVI ET TERRITORY,`-- BUT ALSO OTHER EUROPEAN COUNTRI ES,
TO UTTER DEFEAT OF FASCIST- GERMANY; 1350 TEXTT-TASSE 131;.'T*BSR-
0'718 !
100 LITERARY PROGRAM DEVOTED TO A WORK BY ALEKSANDR 890 ON
LSRJ.A-ND48ATH STRUGGLE OF BATTLE FOR MOSCOW IN 194.1 WHICH SOVIET
TROQPS.WON AFTER A HEROIC;FIGHT~ iTURKISK 14001
-m.S TO THOSE INVOLVED IN LONGEST SPACE FLIGHT; fTASSE 1!'2105)
C C4 MIN! ORBITA 16100 MAYAK 01.30 043'0 BONE M14141 g.1 MIN# ORs q,,,
151: CPSU CC/USSR SUPSOV PRESIDIUM/USSR CNCL MINISTERS GREETINGS
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103 TASS REPORT'ON.BEREZOVOY AND LEBEDEV RETURN TO EARTH;.
TASSE' 02031"89'7' MINI MAYAK 0i 3W 943,t)
114 PETR PELEKHOV REPORTAGE FROM FLIGHT CONTR.OL'CENTER,WAITING.
FOR SOYUZ?T7 DESCENT MODULE: TO COMPLETE ITS SOFT LANDING;
CMAYAK-1P1930) (714 MINA ORBITI 0100 03E0)
I,EE. SERGEY.ZHELEZNYAK REPORTAGE FROM DZHEZKAZGAN DESCRIBING