RADIO MOSCOW USE OF SATELLITE TRANSMITTERS

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• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): CIA-RDP78-04864A000200020008-9
• Release Decision: RIFPUB
• Original Classification: R
• Document Page Count: 2
• Document Creation Date: November 11, 2016
• Document Release Date: August 13, 1998
• Sequence Number: 8
• Publication Date: April 19, 1951
• Content Type: REPORT

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COUNTRY '(13SR
SUBJECT RADIO
HOW
PUBLISHED
WHERE
PUBLISHED
DATE
PUBLISHED
LANGUAGE
CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY
INFORMATION FROM
FOREIGN DOCUMENTS OR RADIO BROADCASTS
MOSCOW USE OF SATELLITE TRANSMITTERS
THIS DOCUMENT CONTAINS INFORMATION AFFECTING THE NATIONAL DEFENSE
OF THE UNITED STATES WITHIN THE MEANING OF ESPIONAGE ACT 50
U. 5. C., SI AND 32, AS AMENDED, ITS TRANSMISSION OR THE REVELATION
OF ITS CONTENTS IN ANY MANNER TO AN UNAUTHORIZED PERSON IS PRO?
HIBITED BY LAW. REPRODUCTION OF THIS FORM IS PROHIBITED,
SOURCE
Monitoring
REPORT NO. OO-r==148
CD NO.
DATE OF
INFORMATION April 1951
DATE DIST. / j? April 1951
NO. OF PAGES 2
SUPPLEMENT TO
REPORT NO.
THIS IS UNEVALUATED INFORMATION
10 Radio Center Moscow, apparently in an endeavor to. extend? the coverage of its
radio propaganda for listeners abroad, since 6 March 1951 has gradually taken over
time on six medium-wave transmitters normally servin g,the Satellite countries' home
service networks.
aQ The table below shows the list of stations and their respective total
relay times a day-.
1 Bucharest I 854 kcs (351o3i) 53 hours
2 Sofia 1 827 kcs 362.7M 5 hours
3 Hungary* 1250 kes (240M) 5 hours
4 Kosice 1232 kcs 243 . SM 21-hours
5 Melnik 1286 kcs 233.3M) 1 hours
6) Szczecin 1259 kc:a 238o3M,) It hours
STATE
ARMY
e
ass
signal strength occurring at that time indicates the Substitution
of a..relati,vely r2i.gho.powered transmitter by the Hungarians,
possibly a standby transmitter of the main Budapest station,
bR The following scheduled Moscow services are relayed by the above
mentioned medium-wave channels.-
Total 21 hours
Although 1250 kes is used by the low powered Nyiregyhaza Iran
emitter until the Moscow relay begins the great incr
I
Ill 18OO 1$30
2 1830 19oo
3 1901930
41830=2000
5 193002 ,2000
6 .200030
72000=2030
8 2030?2100
9 . 2030=2100
10 2030--2100
1:1 2100=2130
12 2100=2130
13 2130=2200
14 21302200
l ..2130=2200
16 22002230
17 2230=2300
tta e
French
Italian
Serbocroat
French
English
Greek
Macedonian
Serboeroat
Italian
English
Slovene
French
Serbocroat
Italian
English
Macedonian
xerbocroat.
CLASSIFICATION
R9'RVMMD
Feauenev
1250, 1286 kcs,
1250, 1232 kcs,
854, 1250, 1232 kcs.
1250, 1286 kc,s.
1259 kesa
854, 827 kcso
1250, 1232 kes o
854, 827 kcsv
1250, 1232 kes.
1259 kcsu
854, 82`7 km
1250, 1286 kesa
854, 827 kcs o
1250, 1232 kcso
1259 kcs o
854, 827, 1250 kcs
854, 827, 1250 kes
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IUUED, AYELY AFpER USE
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ELtjuency
0.8~ 2300-2330
Slovene
854, 827 kcse
1,11 2330'2400
1
Macedonian
854, 827 kce
20) 2400-0030
~
Serbooroat
854,y 827 kcso
(210030-0100
Slovene
854, 827 kc
2 Following the ex pie of medium wave relays over Cox :t.nform stations, Moscow
began in. April to pane A1ban. a:n, Huxrgar1.an., Czechoslovak and Polish chor? wave
tra .t~ ex _ for purriosee of relaying ertatn other broadcacteo
as The short-wave stations utilized in this aeheme are o
w1' Budapest (Motd) 6247 k:reo (48002M) 9833 kcso (30o5IM o
" Prague (P?odebrady) 9550 krtic. (31o41M); 9504 :kcc (31a571)O
3) Tirana 7850 kcso (382).
~4:) Warsaw 9525 :kc-s , 31. 49M) a
The specific program and frequencies involved are o
X-1 1930=2000
2030=2100
3
2130-2200
(4
2130-2200
5
2320-0030
(6)
0130=0400
F`re ueno
English for 6247, 9833, 9504 kce o
H I? H
rw er
Italian for Italy 7850 kcc
English for N.A. 6247, 9833, 9550, 9525 kc
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