TAKE 1 OF SEVERAL -- COMMENTARY LIST: MOSCOW CONSOLIDATED 14 DEC 82

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• Document Creation Date: December 21, 2016
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• Sequence Number: 9
• Publication Date: December 14, 1982
• Content Type: REPORT

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TAKE 1-OF SEVERAL a'-.COMMENTARY LISTI MOSCOW CONSOLIDATED i4 DEC 62
LDS3135S
GLOBAL
, iOLEG SHAKOVI ON DECOLONIZATION AND UN: (S MINI` SCMALI
1600 AMHARIC 1530
2 FEATURE'"T'WOELINE STRUGGLE ON WO LOIS POLITICAL
fJ1?ARENANT SARKOV NOTING U,S;i NATO OPPOSED RESOLUTION ON FREEZE'OF,
NUO PQWPRS1 WEAPONS; SAYS USSR STRIVES FOR MAINTENANCE OF SOVIET::U;S;
MILIT' BALANCE' WHILE U;51 AIMS FOR MASS DFSTRUCTIOR ARMAMENTS (4 MIS') _
(KALINI NOTING SITUATION IN SE ASIA COkTINUES TO BE TENSE THANKS TO
GROSS SNTERFERENOE BY U,S IN THESE NATIONSi INTRR"SAL AFFAIRS,
pAQTICULARL`Y IN KAMPUCHEA, MAINTAINING O'LY
COA'STRUCTIVE DIALOGUE BTWN INDOCIaI; ASEAN COUNTRIES CAN LEAD TO
PEACE; STABILITY IN REGION 15'0& I9 MIN OVERALL= MAND 1.610)
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3 ANON ON ECON PR09LSMS IN BEST, CITI~,a CCL6?'BIA UNIVERSITY
?SPORT' WHICH CLAIMS CRISIS DUE MAINLY TO FAiLURc CF REA3& A I .~~S
DOM51TfC`AN9'0OREISN POLICIES; NOttNO HOW SOME DEVELOPING COUNTRIES
ARE ALSO AFFECTEDi POINTING OUT THAT CRISIS HAS NOT AFFECTED.ECON!*
STRUCTURE OF SOCIALIST COUNTRIES THUS PRCVIlti3 SC" ALIST POLICY
ARAS!C;V;
POLs$H I,50
LAC 14/32)
9UDERIORITY TO CAPITALIST, (4w3 MINI E G!NTER 1~1T2 PERSIAN l
SUCGARIAN
163A
CZECH/SLOVAK 160,E
SERBO 170
200
MAND 160
BUM 14
CANS 13
0 INDO 15~Q'
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4 SUMMARY ANON PRAVDA ""AT SOvEONE "ELSE'S cXP?RSE," ON FRANKFURT
AM MAIN' MEETING' OF IMF; CLAI i~.~ T-!AT :-'EtLTry CAPITALIST ~ATIC`S
k R F ALWA'Y'S SOLVING
uG THEIR FINANCIAL Pz~L-r,S R?
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^E''ELOoI"'G NATIONS; (402 TEXT SE''Ti TASS=- Ic5i. TASS 1322551
AT?RIB VENYAMIN SHWRYAGIN PP.AVrA; 3,5 "1"i ;AY-AK 23511)
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5 SUMMARY ASIA ANC AFRICA TOnAY S'?ESSI " ?AT FPjVATE EX RT
CREDITS AND OPERATIONS OF TRANSNATIONAL PAN0 HAVE BECOME MAIN
CMANNECS. OF FINANCIAL: EXPLOITATION .OF DEVELOPING COUNTRIES,
(391 TEXT; TASS3 11101
6 VERA.LEBEDEVA RE.TIKHONOVlKO!VISTO TALKS LAST WEEK ADDING
THATA FIN6AND'to LIKE IRAN, BORDERS SOVIET UNION; DISCUSSING SOVIET
UNION',! PEACE' INITIATIVES AND EFFORTS TOWARTD DETENTE IN OIL TIC
PREVENT CREATION OF MORE HOTBEDS; i-S' M! I N; POOR! PERSIAN
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~'OS 8 (VLA3ISLAV PELIKIN) RE MONTEGO BAY C^NF ON .LAW OF SEA,
LAUDING SIGNING OF A3MT AND SCORING U;S; A"'D ITS ALLIES' ATTITLDE
TOWARD.=T< MMINI BEND 1500 INDO 15MZS
9 PROGRAM FOR DXOCLUB MBRSt INCL REP^RT FROH ELECT?O+.'IC U OIU
WORLD, REPORT' ON CIA PROPAGANDA RADIO Ili NICARAU~A n.mE'''TIREMOS?
U5
DISARM
.10 SUMMARY TABS COMMENTARY I"! PRAVDA ,,MR; WO RKER IS MISTAKEN
(RPT GERMAN !31602) I GERMAN 16jV
AND A REPORT ON NAZI RADIOS,IN OCCUPIED FRANCE DURING WW2:,
13 MINT GERMAN & l)
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11 TASS NEWS ANALYST LECNID QONOMAPEV r U":GA ADOP*IC:v OF
SEa-I5S OF RESOLUT;ONS ON DISARMAMENT ISSUES, INCL TwO 'ESOLWTI^`.S OPT
A FREEZE ON NUCLEAR POTE'N'TIALS: 0.52 TEX' FE'.'T t TASSE 145Z
~oll"'TASSR 5.3521
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p'~s %I YURIY RO$TOVTSEV ON UNQA ADOPTING RESOLUTION BANNING CHEMICAL
J WEAPDNSt (SENT' ENGINTER 170 PORTBRAZ 2266 23 AO SPANLA 23916 SERA D
r~ s
N6 13 ANON NEW YORK DISPATCH ONGA APPROVAL OF SOVIET PROPOSAL CN
TERMINATION OR'BANNING OF`NUCLEAR TESTS; iRPT ETNTER 1117'2)
MINT VIET 1600)
14 YURIV SOLTAN ON WORLDWIDE CPPOSITION AGAINST U,S' ARMS
BUILDUP# CITINGRACLIiS# DEMOS IN WEST EUROPE; (RPT ENGINTER 1314101
iENQINTFR 0$ 1~0 IUil SPANOUBA Ol4 GERMAN i?~P DARI 5322 MUNGARIAN
i 0R0 MIND ii~0 JAP 1200) US
A-rb is VIKTOR TANIN "NUCLEAR THREAT TO EURCPE~" PEGGED TO RECENT'
RRUSSELS MTQ OR'NATO;.(RPT FRENCW '1318301 (PORTUGUESE 1936.)
L75 vs
iA ANON CITINY NATO BRUSSELS CONE CU'-MUNIGUE; CRITICIZING U,S
AND ITS NATO ALLIES FOR AGGRAVATING GLOBAL TENSION BY PURaUIVG
MASSIVE NUCLEAR-ARMAMENT POLICY' WHILE USSR I S STRIVING FOR, GIDBAL:
PEACE AND DISARMAMENT, (5.3 MINI ENGIti'TER 14~0 i7~'0 FRENCH 1736
ITALIAN 1810 210~ DARI 17o PERSIAN 16 0 ARABIC J7,jKZ BULGARIAN 1,'
CZECH/SLOVAK 16~0 POLISH 15, 0 SERBO 17',J CAME !31 LAO 14130 URDW
132 0 BURM i4~ BENS 100 INDO Ss" f
14 h ~
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17 ALEKSANDR ZHOLKVER ON DISA-m A+~ ~E$.E ,;TO 'OEETI Nw I1
RRUSSELS7 SUMMARIZING RESULTS ^F MEET(G A'D'D STATING THAT PUTTI \i
PRPSSURE ON USSR I S USELESS, (3 M I tN I GER O*k' l0,174 5
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ft SO VLADiSLAVKOZYAKOV ON UNGA ADOPTI"'G TWO RESOLUTIONS-ON MONDAY
CALLING 'FOP A NUCLEAR WEAPONS FREEZE; POINTING OUT USSR SUPPORT
UNOASS IN;TIATIVEB WHILE U'iS; VOTED AGAI"'ST-THEM; NOTING IDEA
QF A NUCLEAR FREEZE IS WINNING INCREASING SUPPORT FOR-ITSELF.
ALL OVER WORLD DESPITE ALL ATTEMPTS BY U'S; ADMIN TO HAMPER IT
UND6RL1NINQ FRIGHTENING DESTRUCTIVE POWER OF EXISTING'NUCLEAR
WEAPONS AND STRESSING THAT PEACEOUL PPLS of !WORLD ARE STPUGGLIN-G
FOR A DISMANTLING'MNUCLEAR WEAPONS SYSTEMS AND MASSIVE STOOCKPILES
F7W1APON1 JN WORLD' CENGINTER 2100 ENGNA 2302)
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TAKE 210F SEVERAL' @?- COMMENTARY. LISTii "OSCoW CONSOLIDATED SA
DEC $2, - -
L0tSSAS6
Lq GLANCE'AT BRITISH SCENET VALERIY BELYANSKIY'TOUCHING
ON F NAL:.COMMUN I OU! OF-NATO MEETING I N BRUSSELS !W'H I CH APPROVED
DEC;BIONS FOR DEPLOYMENT OF NEW U;s NUCLEAR kEAPONS IN WESTER'
S EUROPE.; POINTING TO MASSIVE PROTEST DEMOS U151
HELC NEAR
A j R PORQE BASE ATAREENHAM COMMON AND NEAR BASES I N FRG WHERE NEW
AMOAtCAN MtSS;CES.ARE TO BE INSTALCED; REJECTING CLAIMS
BY BRIt SM AND V;$0,SPOKESMEN THAT MOSCOW IS FINANCING SUCH
PROTEST MVMTS; STRESSING U:Si AND NATO LCRS ARE DETERMINED.
14 r fi -: pag2 -__'~
TO GO AHEAD W'ITH.REARMAMENTS POLICY DESPITE MOVES IN TWEIR
COUNTRfES AND WORLD SCENE GENERALLY FOR DISMANTLING OF WAR MACWIkE
""t`~TIOti'I'~G U~!GA QESOLUTIaN Ca.LLZ F^r ' CL=A _APC, 5,
IENGBK 2500)
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22 COMMUNIST OETLOOKI YEVGENIY IVAl"OV NOTING 62 YRS AGO,
LENIN GOVT CALLED ON ALL NATIONS TO EFFECT A GEN=RAL REDUCTION
ON ARMS AND ARMIES; POINTING OUT TODAY USSR WARNS OF CALAMITIES
FAC,jNG WORLD MAjNTAiNI'NQ REDUCTION OF ARMS HAS REMAINED MAIN AIM
~tL OF SOVIET FOREIGN POLICY. MENTIONING MRS T'HATCHER'+S REMARKS.ON-
vS DEATH OF'.BREZWNEY THAT EAST'WEST RELATIONS WOULD GO THROUGH
21 (BORISLIPOVOY) ATHENS DISPATCH CN INTL C~-hF:ON SETTING
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POLICY IN PURSUIT OP PEACE WOULD BE MAINTAINED; STRESSING THAT
REAGAN'i$ PLAN ON MX MISSILES PROVES ONCE AGAIN THAT IT IS NOT
USSR BUT U1$ t IM,PI SH. THAT I S THREAT TG WORLD PEACE; (5 . M I N.1 ENQUK
20001
E0I00 QF UNCERTAINTY, QUOTING ANDROPOV TWAT CONTINUITY OF-SOVIET
C -VP NUCLEAR FREE ZONES IN EUROPE WHICH TOOK PLACE IN GREECE!FROM
DEPLOY MX AND TO STATION US; METIUM*RAN3E MISSILES IN REST EUROPE
l~J U1-0UOTING PAPANDREOUS.SPEECH I N WHICH HE SUGGESTED A WEAPON9111FREE
ZONE IN BALKANS. POINTING OUT FINAL RESOLUTION CALLED ON BIG
POWERS TO TAKE STEPS TO LIMIT NUCLEAR ARMS;
(3 MIN-1 ENGINTER
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~Z ANON ON RECMET'QONF OF' DOCTORS IN MOSCOW IN DANGER ORiA
01 NUC61AR WAR, CITING INTVW WITH DR; MURAD iLARTANIYAN). ON DOC
P TORS
SUPPORT-FOR XNT'I,WXR MVMT' (4 MINT ARABIC 15Q2j
ON BENEFITS WHICH COULD BE DERIVED FROM AN END TO ARMS. RACE, CRPT
23 (!UDOLF) KOLCHANOV, ASSISTANT CHIEF EDITOR OF TRUD,
ENRI'JTER NOV 2207001 (EUGINT=R 07001)
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24 PPL AND EVENTSI INCL REPOPT C"' PEAGP v RC`' CF SOVIET V L
'PL. INCL INTVW WITH WW2 VETERAN AND PARTICIDA^'TSs te1~tF
1770 FRINGWAr Veal
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A 29 STATEMENT BY (13OR SADAK) PRESIDENT OF UKRAINE ARCHITECTS
UNION ON ISSUES Or PEACE, NOTING TWAT CULTURE AN! PEACE ARE I,yrI:
VISASLE SINCE ; WiTMOUT' THEM HUMANITY CANNOT EXIST AND DEVELOP,
STRESSING ARMS RACE-PROVOKED 0 U;S; AND NATO HAS AG3RAVATED SIT-
UA*ION IN WORLD- AND GIVES RISE TO ANX.IETY:_(,4&rnret /00-
GAS PIPELINE
26 REPORT' ON TATIANA RUDENXO MTG OITu FRFNCH TU :EL"e3 v
VTS;TED:EUROUS BER!AN BUILDING SITE NEAR KUTSK; I10L INTVW WITH
'FORCE OUVRjEREI JOURNALISTS WHO WAS VERY IMPRESSED W;TM WORKING
CONDITIONS TRERE AND RESULTS OETAINED SO FAR; HE 4AS-ALSO IMPS
RESSBD WITH SOV PPS ACHIEVEMENTS IN GENERAL; (5 MINI FRENCw
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UNITED STATES
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fn 27 TASS P0L'IT'COMMENTATOR IGOR ORLOV ON WASHINGTON'S PISLO?
YALTY ?O HELSINKI PRINCIPLES; RE VIOLATION OF WU'?A%. F;3HTS IN USA
9Y P'EESENT U.S, ADMINi SUCH AS CURTAILM=NT OF S-CIAL PROGP.A"S,
REPRESSIVE MEASURES AGAINST POPULATION LIMITING CIVIL LIBERTIES
AND TU=RIGHTSO. ( es.TEXTs TASSE 2245 TASSR 21251
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28REPCECTSONS ON ECONOMIC CRISIS IN USA: I3 MINE GERMAN
gvo
16001
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29 TALK 9Y PDRY JOURNALIST FUAD lc I4L I D , REC!! N3 TRA 0I'G A T
MOSCOW RADIO (NO FURTHER DETAILS), TELLS OF HIS VISIT TO ~FW Y'nK
LAST-YEAR WHERE HE SAW IN STREETS POVERTY AND UNPYPLCYV.ENT ANC
SAID TWAT GRIMES ARE ON INCREASE; HHEREAP IN M^SCC`,LIFE IS
DIFFERENT *.HE DID NOT SEN5F ANY FEA' 00 ANXIFTv n~~.KJ%3 I.,
STREETS, UNLIKE NEW YORKI NO JNE'0PLOYMw'j* A;J^ N' SF32ARS A%'.."- NC
THIEVES; WE HAILS SOVIET PEACE INITIATIVES; CAPA?IC 153,0
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3F VLADIMIR POZNER DAILY TALK ON CHILD LABOR REGULATIONS,
(RPT ENGNA432300) fENGNA 2300
0
3t ALEKSANDR GURNOV DISCUSSES SOVIET GRAIN PRODUCTION WITH
AGRICULTURAL EXPERTi GEORGIY GOLOVINi IN'REPLY TO U;Sg' LISTENERS
EXPLAINS USSR SEEKS TO BECOME SELF~SUPFI~:IENT IN GRAINS PARTICULARLY
AS USA IS AN UNRELIABLE TRADIX13 PARTNER'# CE 3NA 232?)
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32 INTVW WITH (CHARLES EDMONDS5 PROF OF POLIT
5
SCIENCE .AT-_I IV or. CALIFORNIA; WHO A"!Su'ERS QUESTIC\!S ON LRSAV
PROBLEMS IN USA AND USSR, COMPARING THEIR SULUTI^N IN SUCH FIELDS
w %0
AS TRANSPORT AND HOUSINGS NOTES ON THIS; HIS FIRST VISIT TO MOSCOW!
HOW WELL DRESSED SOY PPL ARE AND NOW INTERESTED THEY ARE jN
KEUPINQ CYTY CCSAN; RENGNA 23Z 0y
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TAXI 3 OF SEVERAL' 0 COMMENTARY L I ST i ...,~`OS.C,Dw_protc L 1 SAT
LD1$t4S8
33. REV[EWING~ YOUR LTRS'j NEW YORK LISTENER; WHO SAYS HE IS.
SUpPRISEn USA AND USSR TWO LARGEST COUNTRIES IN ''CRLO VIEW E& w
OTHER AS1'.EN6M.jE5 IS TOLD THAT USSR 15 PREPARED TO HAVE EQUAL,
RELATIONS WITW USA FOR GOOD OF BOTH PPLS AND INTL
SITUATION AND'SOV CDRS HAVE REPEATEDLY SAID THIS; TEXAS LISTNER
ALSO WANTS PEACEPUC:COEXISTENCE AND SAYS Sat SYMPATHIZES WITH RADIO
MOSCOW't$ CALLS FOR PEACE AND THINKS NUCLEAR K'AR SHOULD BE OUTLAWED
AND NUCLEAR WEAPONS DESTROYED{ RADIO MOSCOW IS I"' AGMT; NOTING
THAT USSR HAS MANY TIMES OFFERED TO ELIMTNATc ALL ITS NUCLEAR
14 ?vV l~
ARSENACS:IF pSA AND-OTHER NUCLEAR POWERS DO THE RAME' ALABAMA
LISTENER BELIEVES PEACEFUL COEXISTENCE COULD COMP ABOUT THRU TRACE
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SHARINGOF.IDEAS; STRONGER COMMUNICATIONS AND REALIZATION THAT USA
AND USSR COULD DESTROY WORLD AND ITS PP6I HE IS TOLD USSR HAS
PLEDGED NYER.TO 81-FIRST-TO USE:NUCLEAR WEAPONSj FLORIDA LISTENER
SAYS HE HAS BEEN L!STEN;NO TO RADIO MOSCOW FOR 20 YRS AND THINKS
TWO.COUNTRIES' MUST' NOT RETURN TO COLD WAR ERA$ HE IS TOLD THEY MUST
NOT BUT LESSONS MUST BE DRAWN FROM HISTCRY a-.INRO GIVEN OR CUVRENT
SFRZRS OF HISTORY CLUB ON SOVwAMERICAN RELATIONS AFTER WARD
VIRGINIA LISTENER SAYS HE IS PCEASED SERIOUS HAS RETURNED AND
STRESSES THAT" USA DECIDED TU C6MPAT ITS 4*RTI'm.= &LLY AFTER A;AR AN.D
UNFORTUNATELY TRUMAN,$ ATTITJOE THRIVES IN ~~5~;GTCN TOOAY
TGO1 (8 MINI ENGNA 00,911)
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34 "RADIO MOSCOW HISTORY CCOUB"i PROF YAKOVLEV TALK IN. SERSRES
DEALING WjTH SOVIET+AMERICAN RELATIONS AFTER END OP WWII:'
LOOKING TODAY' AT BREAKUP OF ALI;IANCE OF USA"BRITAIN AND USSR
AFTER SUCCESSFUL CONCLUSION OF WARj TRUMAN SAID IN DECEMBER 1943
THAT LDRSMtP O!'WORLD AFFAIRS`4AD BEEN PLACED ON USA BUT IN FACT
!'OONE WAD DONE THAT EXCEPT WASWINGTON ITSELFI BECAUSE USSR; EMERGED
STRONG IT WAS: DEEMED TO BE ENEMY OF USA AND MASSIVE.ANTj?SOVIET
CAMPAIGN STARTED IN USA ALTHOUGH THERE WERE SOME WHO SAID THEY DID
NOT EECIEVE USSR WAS A THREAT' MEANWHILE Ui&; MICIT EVEN CONTE P;ATEt
ATOMIC ATTACK ON.USSR AND TARGETS WERE CHOSEN 22 SOV CITIES INOL.
MOSCOW AND.69NINGRADi BUT BALANCE OF STRENGTH AND WORLD SENTIMENT
KPPt THESE PLANS FROM MATERIALIZING'i 42 MImt E"IGk'A 0E01I
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35 INTVW WITH JOH CCONNOR! JNR; WHO ATTENDED RECENT MTG
OR SOV;AMERICAN TRADE'CNCL INMOSCOW7 DN SOVIETeAwERICAN TRADE! HE
HAP BEEN 'TO USSR WITH SLUE9ELLi'A COMPANY WORKING ON TRANSACTION FOR
FACTORY TO MAKE'WRANGLER BLUE JEANS IN US.SRj MTG TOOK PLACE
AFTER INTERVAL OF-3 YRS AND MIGHT HAVE BEEN BREAKTHRU AS WIS., EDMIN
SEEMS TO HAVES CHANGED ITS POSITION SOMFWWAT REALIZING" CHANGE WAS
REQUIRED FROM WAY THEY HAD BEEN TRYING T'? DO TRA^E WITH USSR
I IO MI N 1 ,ENQNA 06111
AMERICAS
36 "CENTRAL! AMERICA IN FOCUS""i ON '4I!'ARAGUAv HELICOPTER CRASH)
TABS REPORTS FROM VENEZUELA THAT HUMAN RIGHTS ORGANIZATION SLAVED
U;9' IMPERIALISTIC CIRCLES FOR DEATHS OF 75 NICARAGUAN CH LDREF'j
V 1( 138 KICLED IN EL SALVADuR IN PAST 4EE00 IOVZRALL 6 MINI S;:e,%LA
2ID'~ID !
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37 ANATOLII' ATUCHENKO, ECO'~'u"IST, ^N LAT"M %`61'U "TRIES EXPORT
PROGRAM WHICH IS AFFRCTEO ?Y h;;3= LATA'1 CaUN'TRIES FOREIG%' Oc"RT
SI\'CE CAPITALIST COUNTRIES ARE IuPOS!r DOti`DITIC\'S ON Th=IR EXPORTS,
C9 MINI SPANLA 23IDA!
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38 VQLODIA TEITELBOIM ON INCREASING UNREST IN CHILE &GAI+'ST
REGIME AND SOCIOECONOMIC CRISIS; 40- MIN! SCANC4ILE 210!N
39 (HUGE FASCIO)7'.ECONOMISY, ON ECONOMIC DIFFICULTIES' AFFECTING
AGRI000TURAL AND-PRIVATE SECTOR IN SOUTHERN REGION Or CHILE;
(8 MINT SPANCHILE- 2100!
48 TWO WORDSI WITH QASTON VARGAS ON INCREASING
OOSITION AGAINST REGIME IN CHILE; M5 111"I SPANCHILE 2132)
4Z CVtONA GONZALEZI INTERVIEWED-ON HCW SHE WAS NOT ALLOWED TO
RETURN TO CHILE' (6;5 MINI SPANCHILE 2130)
42 NEWSI CHILEAN RADICAL PARTY PPESIDE4T ANSELMO SULE PROPOSED
PLAN TO UNITE: CHILEAN DEMOCRATIC FORCES. (6 MINT SPANCHILE 21300,
48 VIKTOR'OLIN ON CHARGES MADE BY MOTHER OF AN AMERICAN BILLED
BY GOVT-TROOPS IN EL SALVADOR' (RPT E":GIrTER 1.321??Q) IE~~GIVTER
~182'B 11,00 )
OPERATIONS AGAINST LIB MOVT, REFERS TO INfCREASINO STRENGTH-Or
REVOLUTIONARIES AND TO GENOCIDE AND INTIMIDATION BY GOVT TROOPS,
AND SAYS WASHINGTON OFFICIALS ARE ACCOMPLICES TO CRIMES OF: EL'
SALVADOR JUNTA;' (4 MINI ENGINTER 1~20 174T RORTPRAZ 002 23o pr
SPANLA 23 0 CZSCH/SLOVAK 16,! ROL I SH 15,c ? 17-` 2'7-.~/l KOQ :3 t)
US
Lf4 YURrY SOLTAN RE WHITES HOUSE PLANS TO ASK CONGRESS FOR
ADD TIONAl6 AID TO EL SALVADOR, STRESSES THAT THIS FOR TERRORIST
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48 ANON ON SOLIDARITY WEEK WITU PPL ''F NICARA3UA AND ON IRAN.
"NICARAGUA RELATIONS; (RPT PERSIAN 13153'pl. PERSIA 1,2?0)
US
46 (NAME INDISTINCT) E~iTITLF7 "PARAGUAY A PRISCM CCU'TRY"" 4N
WUMA"' RIGHTS VIOLATIONS BY REGIMFI A'D 0k' FARCE DF STROESSNEPts
V_
PRESIDENTIAL,ELE0'0TION CAMPAIGN; (9,5 MI"i SPANLA '028)
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TAKE 4 OF SEVERAL'
COMMENTARY LIST$ MS^C"W CONSCLIDATED 14 DEC
LD151521
WEST EUROPE
47' V!KTQR SHLENOV GN SERIOUS ANXIETY CAUSED IN, WESTERN
EUROPE. BY SECRET PCANS OF;WASH!N TCN TC TRANSFER AMERICAN ARMED
FORCES MOS IN EUROPE FROM STUTTGART IEv FRG TO GREAT ORITAIN, SAYS
WAWSINGTON'1S ACTIONS ARE INCREASINGLY UNPREDICTAELE AND DANGEROUS
AND THAT MANY-PPL IN PENTAGCN11S NEW PLANS CONFIRMATION CF: PACT THAT
L, U,S, STARTERISTS ARE PREPARING NUCLEAR WAR IN! EUROPE; 113 MINI FRENCH
~7~38 ITAL 10~8:21W~ GERMAN 16,10)
40 TASS MICIT'ANALYST VLAICMIR BCGACWEG "PENTAGON'S FRESW
SOANDACOUS PLAN" ON DE04SION TO TANSFER AMERICAN ARMED
FORCES HO IN EUROIPE FROM STUTTGARD IN FPG TO GREAT'BRITAINe
(400 TEXT SEWT I TASSE 1559) us
49 TASS POUT OBSERVER VURIY KORKILOtr "HELSI"KII WHO IS
GA;NSRT" ON NEL81Nj!`R'INAL!ACT AND REAGANIS MX MISSILES INTENDED
FOR USE AS FIRST STRIKE WEAPONS, ONE CF ''A!4Y EXA'PLES SH?OWIN3 GULF
DIVIDING WASHINGTON4S WORDS AND DEEDS, (526 TEXT SENTI TASSR 1319)
I.4 . .r..,, Us
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51 BRUSSELS REPORT UN EEC - -, I n, I STERS a,TG * NEW PROPLErS FOR
WESTBRN NATIONS; (33Z TEXT; TASSP 1156)
52 VALENTIN ZARHAROV "NEW STAGE OF PFACE MOVT ON THE RHI''E,?-
STATES:THAT NOVEMEBR "PEACEWEEKS" IN FRG STRENGTHEN KREFELD
APPEAL'AND PEACE DEMOS IN SEVERAL FRG TOWNS SHOW THAT
FRO PpC,UNDERSTAND IMPORAANT TASK TO SECURE THE PEACE, SAYS THAT
NOW IT IS QQVT WHICH HAVE TO ENGAGE FOR PEACE 6UT
POLITICIANS ARE INCAPABLE; (5 MINI GERMAN 1720i
53 "WE SKIP THRU YOUR LTRS:ri iRPT GERVAN 121.770) ("ERM'*'' SZ?w)
50 PPL AND EVENTSI INCL INTVW WITH DIRECTOR iSELLISCH) OF
UNION CARBIDE; OP AOSTRIA ON ITS SUPPLY OF TECHNOLOGY TO USSR AND
AREAS Op.Q00PERATION, (ENGINTER 15871)
59 BORIS GILLENSON 225TH ANNIV BRITH OF WILLIAM SLAKE#
REVIEWS TRANSLATIONS AND'WORKS ABOUT BLAKE IN USRR; (ENGUK
20001
56 VLADIMIR POTAPCRV POINTING TO INCRGAStZ N05FR CF TcRRORIST
ACTIONS OF TRi RIGHT IN FRANCE WHERE SUCH GROUPS WAVE GROAN IN
NUMISRy.'TH4S'WORRIES PUBLIC OPINION IN FRANCE AND EUROPE,
NEOFMSCiST STEPPED ACTION IS DUE TO SUCCRSS OF Smc1AL;ST FORCES
IN FRANCE AND IS AIMED AGAINST PERSONALITIES AND ORGANIZATIONS
OF THE LEFT, INCLTUS RIGHTIST FORCES ARE RELYING ON BOUR3E0IS.
AND CAPITALIST CIRCLELS WHO INTERESTS ARP JEOPARDIZED BY DEMOCRATIC
POLICY OF ISOCTALIST, GOVT, (3 MINI POOR; FRENCH Je31?)
14 r, [ t, - . ~- ". ?- 00-11
07 "FRIENDSHIP QUADRANT"t REVIEW CF B'OK Ct ITALY PjBLIShFL By
SOVIET JOURNALIST IVLADIMIR ZATOVSKIY) WWO USED TC BE IZVESTIYA
CORR IN ITALY* QUOTING FROM BOOK PASSAGES ON VARIOUS ASPECTS GF
SOV? ITAL IAN RELATIONS! I NTVW WITH I TAL I A" %;CURNAL I ST ALD-1 IV I \T I;,L I O
LAZZARI ON HIS VISIT T" USSR; CCLLECTI'G ATRIAL POR A ROOM
!NTVW WITH PYOTR LUB!MOV. SCV PARTICIPANT IN ITALIAN RESISTAYCE
CURING WWII IN GENOA AREA; HIS REMINISCENCES; (ITALIart 11-t2?)
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0)
59 EDUARD KOVALEV ON PRELIMINARY RESULTS OF PORTUGUESE LOCAL
ELECTIONS (RPT PORT'131930) !PORT 1930)
Q
60 NUKOLAY'GRATSIANOV ON RESUCTS OF PORTUGUESE LOCAL:ELECTIGNS,
~!GTES CONSIDERABLE FAILURE OF rORCES OF TNF RIGHT AND SUCCESS
EY FORCES OF LEFT DUE TO BOURGEOIS PARTIES ECONOMIC POLICY AND
DEMOCRATIC ALLIANCE LEANING TOWARD MILITARIST ACTIVITIES OP USA
Nfl AND NATO: DISCONTENT WITH RIGHT POLICY RECENTLY LED TO SOCIALIST
U VICTORY IN SPAIN, PEFORE THAT SOCIALIST SUCCESS IN GREECE1 IN
MARY WEST EUROPEAN COUNTRIES VOTERS ARE ASKING FR . DECISIVE' CHANGES
IN GOVTS+ SOCIALL&CON POLICIES AND ARE TAKING STAND AGAINST
ARMS RACE, IN FAVOR OF DETENTE AND PEACEFUL INTL"COO?,
(3 MI-NT FRENCH I TAL 180 210 GERMAN' ~iu)
TAKE S OF SEVERAL'.l-COMMENTARY LISTt vCSC"% CONSOLIDATED 14 DEC 82
LD151537
-AFRICA
61 "EAST AFRICA LAST WEEK'$ ROT SOMALI 131600) (AMHARIC
1530 SOMALI L600) 0 S -I
62 PPL AND!EVENTS INCL OLEG SHARKOV, HISTORIAN: G1VI'JG DETAILS
~F Uk' DECLARATION' ON Z "'CEP=t OE%'C~ OF C" . `; ; c I =S A ITS
IMPORTANCE FOR AFRICA, NOTING VOT ALL ITS ;GALS `AVE
PEEN PUT INTO PRACTICE BECAUSE OF DEPEN10cNCE ON,
AFPIC4' rOUNTRIES" ?IE i3AF 170^ FRFN^hAF* 1.7%)
'''EST Or MANY
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63 (KALIN) nti SOVIET RELATIONS WITH D~-V'LOPINl ZOU TRIES,
CITING RELATIONS sITW AFRICAN .COUNTRIES IN ECONi C GOP OWN
BASIS OF EOUALITY1: NONINTERFERENCE. t8 M1Ni MAPJr o70P1
t4 MINT ENGI;!TER Z702)
64 ROUNDUP SOVIET PRESS COMOMENT ON U;S; PCLICY IN SOUTHERN
AFRICA: NOTING ITS SUPPORT FOR PRETORIA IN FIELD CF ARMS
INDUSTRY' OYER IMF LOAN, IN DIPLOMATIC SPHPRE AN" AT UNIr ITS
ATTEMPTS. TO DESTABILIZE REGION'16 INDEPENDENT C00'TRISS
OUO.TING IZ.VESTIYA, KRASNAYA 1VEZDA; ASIA AND AFRIG.A TCnAY#.NEw
TIH6S; PRAVDA? MEZHDUNARODNAYA ZWIZN AND SOVETSKAYA ROSSIYA,
Us
A' 63 OLEO .L+AVRUKHIN ON MPLA CC PLENUM I N LUANDA; Rt PT.
iNOA
S FR R 1417E0I IPORTAF 131830i
A
~UI~ ) 60 GEORGIY TANOV ON SOUTH AFRICA PREPARING FUR CHErICAL
AND SIOLDGICAL WAR,. (SENTi FRENCHAFR
1712 SWAHILI .1731)
STAT
A!AP.?? A Scmmir1 vmm%
69 VEVQENIY STEPANOV ON UNGA DEBATE 011 NAMIBIA, STRESSING
WESTERN INVOLVEMENT IN IMPS IN3 COUNTRY'sF IN^EPE1'C7-KCEj hiOTI".'3
14L
W'A'SHINGTON AND PRETORIA NOW INSIST TWAT A CONDITION FOR INDEPENDPNCE
IS PSLL*OUT OF CUBAN TROOPS FROM AN!QC'LA WHICH IS NOTHING MORE
THAN AN ATTEMPT TO INTERFERE IN DOMESTIC AFFAIRS Cr A SO'EREIGN
''ATON't UNDERLINING CALL AMC'yG DSLFGATF-.S AT UN V'S EFFECTIVE
SANCTIONS AGAINST SOUTH AFRICA TO FCRCR IT TO WITHDRAW F4C"'
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MIDEAST
STAT
7& ALEKSEY'(KRISKIN), SOV!Et OFFICIAL; MARKING 25TH AJNIV
VIET;SYRIAN TREATY ON SCI?TECHN AND ECCN COGP; SURVEYIIG BENEFITS
r
I c
11
AAS:LS.
NQ SOVIET EXPERTS WORKING IN SYRIA IN COUNTRY'S
MAIN INDUSTRIES, (ARABIC 1732)
~L -
DERIVED FROM TREATY BY SYRIA AND USSR ON MUTUALLY BENEFICIAL:
72 ANON ON SOVIET;YEMENI RELATIONS OF FRIENDSHIP AND COOP0
NOTI~'G USSR ESTABLISHED EQUAL STATUS RELGTIO"~S 4!T4- YE'"E~, IN 192?
UNDER TREATY OF FRIENDSHIP AND TPADE POINTING OUT AFTER VICTORY
OF 1962 REVOLUTION EXTERNAL AND DOMESTIC REACTICVARIES LAUNCHED
A CIVIL WAR MNSCN LASTED A FEW YEARS CAUSING HARM TO VAR EcONOMY;
OUTLINtNO ACHIEVEMENTS SINCE YAR ADOPTED SOCIALIST GOVT-PROGRAM
(6 MINT ARA83.1901)
75 ANON OW UlSI POLICY IN MIDEAST; TOUCWI"JG ON' JADE TIGER WAR
LAMES TAKING PLACE IN OMAN IVVOLVING j5ZO MARI;E$; U,S, TROOPS
14 DE1' i :
-MOLDING EXERCISES IN MLROCCC, ALSO M TI ;SIN U,c.~ F^RCES I
LERA"ON, POINTING OUT PATTERN OF L S; "ILITAPY PRESE CE IN ,MICEAFT
IS BEGINNING. TO RESEMBLE THAT OF VIETNAM; UNDEPLININE U,S, I\TERFST
IN GULP OIC- RENECTING CLAIMS OF SOVIET PLANS FOa !NVASZ^:V OF
aE'SIANi GULF, (ENSNA ?07.1)
-
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S:C
C~-
6So 75 CPSU. CC GREETINGS M53 TO 11TH CONGRESS CF ORSE
Pi (TASSE
1322151 Ia MINA SENT1 GREEK 16Q~01 SUMMARIcS, 84 I E_OR3ITA .020
7520 MAYAK Z~0? 23 30 0530
BORIS PONOMAREV ADDRESS TO 11TH CONGRESS OF 3REES COr!pARTY:
gA TEXT SENT i TASSE 2l10
9 TASS4 21121
77 MARILAOS PLORAKIS, 3EN SEC GREEK CP ADDRESSING 11TH CONGRaSS
OF PARTY: (498 TSXT SENTI TASSE 1405 TASSR 1337)
78 GREEK RUSI`'ESSMAN 'IKOS KARALIS REQUPT.ON PECE1'T TRADE COQP
AGMT SIGNED BETWEEN TEKMNOEXPORT AND STELI'OS FESSAS COMPANY'
(4 MINT GREk-KCY 1000)
0
TAKE 6 OF SEVERAL .? COMMENTARY LIST( "'OSCOA CINSCLI^*TEC 14 u50'0' 62
LDJSS622
79 REPORT ON INTL'CONF HELr IN ALGIERS ON JURIDICAL
ASPECTS V POLITICAL' E.CON A MD CULTURAL WELEMS IN ME^ITEMPRe.N AN
AN" PEACE AND SECURITY IN ThIS REGION": C3 MIN= AL!AN'IAN 1937)
j-, ti- -w.0. 46 00--l
~A t
87 SUMMARY qV;;N PRIVDA as3~5SI G t Sl~~TS F 71-ALL
TALK! WITH V;S; OFFICIALS IN WASWINGT;;N. CRITICI7I`;G PAKISTANII
REGImE FOR ITS PARTICIMATI^N IN U'S, MIL!QTAPY A. F TUR-S IN
REGION; 14 MIM!t DART 131722)
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AV-1
AFGHANISTAN
,1/
6)
8, SUMMARY KRASNAYA ZVEZCA "DANGERCW9 PROGRESS" ON RESULTS
OF TALKS MELD SY PRESIDENT ZIUL HAO CF PAKISTAN IN WASHI4GTO'1,
SC'RIN3 PLANS FOR FURTHER COOP BETWEEN u;S; AND PAKISTAN
IN MILITARY ACTIVITY; (330 TEXT SENT) TASSE 2957 TASSR 1322451
3 '?In`1 EMGSA 1400)
(9S
a4- 0 (ALI ASAD), GEN SEC CF 9A~3LADr8H PEACE CrU",CIL, RE 6AN06ACES
VICTORY DAY, LAUDING SANGLADES4ISCCVIET RELATIONS AND SOVIcT S;,iPPCRT
TO SANGLADESR FREEDOM STRUGGLE: (4 MI1Si BFN3 131gpo)
b:!
~J 83 SUMMARY KARMAL SPEECH AT PLENUM OF PDPA CC'
NTER 2L00)
(3 MINI Es;G..
STAT
C
0~r
-~ 86 (MULATOV) ON U.S, IMPISTS; ITS ASIA' ACCOMPLICE CONTi-U1%,'
~41NT ECLAREA WAR IN AFGHANISTAN SYI'4G THAT THEY SHOULD RE BLAMED
FOR CRIMINAL ACTS BY COUNTERREVS; NOTI'G GRcATER RESISTANCE
FROM AFGHAN pPL, (7 MINI MANE 4731)
87
4r 1730!
L
ANON 3N CURRENT SITUAT67IN'I' AF#HANISTA''
() S
(4 MINE SmA~I40I
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6e ANON RE UF61VSRY OF 240 TRUCKS ?Y U;S; %vT TO AFGMA,v.
QEFUSEE5 IN PAKISTAN= U,Si AID TO SO-CALLED AFGh4N K:FUGEES HAS
INCREASED CONSIDERABLY RECENTLY AND MILLIONS OF DOLLARS WAVE
SEEN ALLOCATED BY REAGAN ADMIN FOR ADMIN2 AND TRAINING AFyHA`
COUNTERREVS IN PAKISTAN, WHILE TERRORISTS ARE STATIONED IN MORE
Ti1AS 80 MILITARY CAMPS MAUORITY.OF AFGHAN' REFUGEES ARE'DEPRIVED
OF MOST BASIC'HUMAN RIGHTS; POINTING OUT HAG'S TALKS KITH
U,12; OFFICIALS INDICATE THAT U;S; INTENDS TO ESCALATE 'TE"!SIJN
I N REGION AND TO INCREASE ITS T NTERFERENCE 11' AF IMAM I STAB' 1 9
INTERNAL. AFFAIRS;, IS MINj DART i700
US
14 RECORDED-,REMARKS BY DPTY DIRECTOR OF INTL RELATIONS
DEPT OF DDPA CC FAVORABLY APPRAISING MEASURES ADOPTED BY URA
GOVT AND PDPA IN FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC PLLICIES; I3 MINI PDORs
OAR= 1317001
90 ' SUBASINGHE+ CHM.N SRI LANKAN PEACE CMTEE ON HIS
RECENT VISIT TO AFGHANISTAN', MAINTAINIhO DUTSIDr FORCE! ARE
TRYING' TO HINDER CONSTRUCTIVE WORK CARRIED OUT BY 4F3H4t'v GCV'T,
SCORING ATTACKS ON PEACEFUL SETTLEME"'TS ANC SCHOOLS AND HJSPITAi.S
STRESSING IN THEIR STRUGGLE AGAIN'ST AG3R=$SOIS ArGHAN 'PL CA' LEAD
ON FIRM SUPPORT OF THEIR FRI=ti*S
I AI trt 5 r,,.
! P.
(3 k,I1I E";GSA t42,'')
0
AS I"TVW WSTH SOVIET SOCIOCOGIST (BARAK BADUAI);'aPON HIS
RETURN FROM AFGHANISTAN, GIVING ACCOUNT MF CURRENT SITUATION IN
THAT COUNTRY; . I3i5 MINI PORTBRAZ 22ZO 2302 SPANLA 2307)
924 SUMMARY KABUL NEW TIMES EDITORIAL ON STATUS OF WUMAN.
GHTS IN AFGHANISTAN; (5 MINT ARABIC 1530)
928 ANON REPLYING TO LISTENERS' OUESTTUNS ON HC4 AF9HAN
MUSLIMS LIVE AND THEIR FREEDOM TO OBSERVE CUSTOMS AND
'
1 a _.
v- `r0
'TNAOITiQNS; SAY N T D R 1! Ev ~. 0 I G THAT DURING I G CLRR T Y A AFGHAk GTVT ~~LG:+ATcD
S MILLI.GN AFGHANIS FOR RENOVATION' OF MDSOU=S; (7 .Ml; PERSIAN
Will
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10 DEC 62
LDtS1629
. CHINA
0
92C -PROGRAM FOR CHI SOLDIEERSI COLONEL CLUVE"JSKIYI
ON DEFENSE NIN!$TERiS SPEECH TO mICIT CADRES IN MOSCOW MIL1T
4E31ON ON INTL PROBLEMS'@ I7 MINI ~Ak'D f +o )
FAR: EAST
55
93 ITULOV) ON INDONESIAN VICE PRESIDENTIS REMARKS TO
JAP !APER ON WORRIES ABOUT JAP MILITARISM; MILIT COOP WITH USA
SAYS ASEAN COUNTRIES WORRY ABOUT JAP POSSIBLE ATTE"FT TO ;SSE MILIT
FORCE IN SE ASIA IF ITS ECOr INTERESTS ARE AT STAKE; IS MIDI
MA' DSEA 12311
STAT
u
vS
95 SUMMARY OF ALEKSANDR ARTAMUNOV ARTICLE I% 01AME
IN"I!TINCTI SOVIET WEEKLYI ""Tx! SCENE PRIM ATCD "'A\GA,LAY MILL.
PESCRIPING HISTORICAL IMPORTANCE CF WA;DALAY I,, QURNAj
ITS ROLE AS CULTURAL CENTER, A%,i PRESE" T :CO C ~ I ^ 5rTERFR j St=;
SAYS IN 10 YEARS TIME, WITH CURRE;~T IRRIIATI,N Ak,D OTNSR PRCJcCT-e
pLAN^'En FOR MANDALAY; THE SCENE OF THE R5010" IF VIEWED FROM
AT^P MA1DALAY WILL WILL CWArGE; C4,5 '"I~
^w' 10301
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ASIAN COMMUNIST
IN INDOCHINA;: (360 TEXT SENT$ TASSE 075D TASSR 1323?2j SPS MINI
96 SUMMARIES VALERIAN SKVORTSOV PRAVDA "THER?
MUST BE NO REPETITION" ON CONSEQUENCES OF U;S; CHEMICAL WARFARE.
SER$0 200 ENGSA ',4~0 LAO 11 0 URDU 1 0 BENG 15~0 MANO 123,
97 (KUNAYEV) IN 14 DEC KULTURAI RVIET~iAMtS
APPRECIAT;ON" ON SOVIET CULTURE DAYS LAUNCHED
IN VIETNAM SOVIET
TROUeOS PERFORMANCE WAS WELL RECEIVED; SOVIET BOOK EXH191TION
CITED; (7 MINf VIET 1302)
9E STMT SY HOANG XUAN TUE! VIET HIGHER EDUCATITN VICE
M v I 3 T E R ; CMMN 0! ' V I ET' STUDENTS SPORTS ASSOC 4I DURING H I S USSR
'VISIT; DESCRIBING DEVPTS OF BELORUSSIAN SSR OTHER SOVIET
REPUBL,ICS# MARKING USSR'S FOUNDING A"J.NI.Vi VIET SOVIET CULTURE
DAYS; tS MI4 VIET 1300)
EAST EUROPE
99 "IN COUNTRIES OF SOCIALISMU1f ALEKSANDR KUZIN,REPORTS ON
EVENTS OF MONTW OP CZECMOSLOVAK.SOV FRIENDSHIP FROM PRAGUE.
(3 MINS1 VLADIMIR KORARLEV REPORT ON CONSTRUCTION OF SMALLPSCALc:
WYrRCPROJECTS' IN CARPATHIAN MOUNTAINS IN ROMANIA 2. "IN11
,VIKTOR OLENICHSV REPORT ON DEVELOPMENT OF EELCHATC4 PROWN COAL FIELD
0 ON A!ORGIAN OPERA EEING PUT ON RE 6?TH U!SO ANNIv t3 MINI,
(HOME 1245)
IN POLAND t3 MIN); NIKOLAY GORCOV REPORT FROM GDP
1110 INTYK WITH PROF (MINEL BAUTIN'A) CN PURPCSE-
OUTCOME CF CEMA MTG; (RPT KGR 130937)
POLISH 152')
101` ."PROW PRACTICE OF COGPSRATIO!~~~i "AMYSIDE COOP CF SI3ERIAV
""ETALLURGICAL' PLANT WITH SOCIALIST COUNTERPARTS; tie ""I`?'r
I NCL SON3S t HUNG 13173?)
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102 ALEKSAND? NIKOLAYEV TALK C PAST sOYIE'r ALFAv';At
RELATIONSI REFERS TO SOVIET SUPPORT FOR "!EW ALBA"`IAN GOVERNMENT
AFTER CIBERATIONi ATTEMPT BY CERTAIN 14PERIALIST P^LrFRS TO MAKE
A4.9AN I A A PREY OF THEIR POL:I TI CAL'.; MILITARY AND ECONOMIC PRESSURES
AS SOON AS PROP~EIS GOVERNMENT CAME TO P^WFRj SOVIET RECOGNITION
OF ALBANIAN GOVERNMENT IN 1945 AND SUPPORT FOR ALBANIAN PARTICIP:
AT!ON IN PARIS PEACE CONFERENCE, UNITED "ATI NS ETC, IT ALSO F_FER5
TO INDU$TRIALlAID IN 501S AND STATES THAT RELATIONS WERE ALWAYS
''u"'D'CTEn ON -A BASIS OF EWJALI7Y kUTUAL. 6ENEFI T
bND PROLETARIAN INTERNATIONALISM; REFERS TO FACT THAT RELATION'S
WERE BROKEN IN 603 AND THAT SOVIET UNION: CONTINUALLY WAS ATTEMPTED
TO REESTABLjSH RELATION'S WIT'`1 ALBANIA'I HAS ALi AYS MAINTAINED
FEELINGS OF FRIENDSHIP; (6 YIV; AL;BA;'IA' 15301
TAKE 8 OF SEVERAL,;` ? COMMENTARY LISTi "SC CONSOLIDATED 14 DEC 62
LD151725
1103 FEATURE ON COOP BTWN PRA3OINVEST CZECa09LOVVAK ENTERPRISE
OTF FORAM' TRADE AND SOVIET PA;T;;EoS~ !~"ERLYI~'~ I:1PCRTA'! E OF
CC^P STOk! TWO COUNTRIES IN GEC-%sA-. A'?`