SOVIET AND SATELLITE RADIO COMMENT ABOUT THE CFM SESSIONS IN PARIS

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• Document Creation Date: December 21, 2016
• Document Release Date: September 4, 2003
• Sequence Number: 99
• Publication Date: November 30, 1998
• Content Type: REPORT

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FOREIGN DOCUMENTS OR RADIO E1ROADCAST0
COUNTRY USSR and Satellites 25X1
SUBJECT SOVIET AND SA^EL"I TT:E RADIO C(t&ENT ABOUT THE
CM SESSIONS IN PART:,
HOW
PUBLISHED Monitored Radio Broadcasts
WHERE
PUBLISHED
DATE
PUBLISHED
LANGUAGE
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DATE DIST. /4l- ime 1949
REPORT NO.
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THIS IS UNEVALUATED INFORMATION
Cjy; Coinciiient with the CAM reversion to open sessions, the Soviet r8 o and 1. 1
to a lessee FMtAnts its Satell.iue;+ retut'std to voluminous reports on the Conference proceedings,
with primary s:tt\7mtion giren the speeches by Vishins . Since Report No. 4 of this series,
Radio Moscow and the Soviet-contrrolled German ratan- hd:d also issued a umber of cauftentaries
on =elated subjects. Perhaps the most interesting statements are the several broadcast
allusion to the possible Conference outcome--ranging from hopes of at least a limited agree-
ment of kind 'to charges that the Western Powers have no intention of reaching an t
or of c ing in any way. Oth ise, the commentaries generally constitute a recapitulation
of previoway erpresaed Soviet positions on such issues as the Berlin question, the uwanimity
principle, and the Bonn Constitution.. Two Soviet commentaries are concerned with the a7.leged
failure of demilitarization in Weston Germany, a subject that has been generally alighted
throughout the co=se of th#a Confe nce. References to the need for German unity,cmwe to
appear, but-except for one review of the German Peoples Congress' "struggle for unity_ nd a
just peace"--not.. in concentrated farm. The claim that because of the economic sl=p the
Western delegates; are only intern. ated in a limited trade agreement--as reported by Txri Zhukov
in PRAVD a few days ago--is not p,x .eusd a but in other contexts, Moscow repeats the, ,%'t aAent
about desirability of Ea-t-West trade and accuses the Western Powers of "ousting" Western
German producits from the mArkets of the world.
k tl . ~:.i "Thri most unusual statements regarding the possible outcome
of the hoe a .sr entire broai.rnat not by Soviet or soy5.et-controlled radios but by the U.S.-
licensed and Britlah-Iice_,se'i pr-eoc services in Gmmany Because they are attributed to
official Soviet sources, however, they Appear to be worth reporting here. The dispatch by the
U.S.-li0Q d ag'Iraa7 reparts
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