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CENtRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY __REPORT
INFORMATION REPORT
USSR/Lithuanian SSR/Czechoslovakia
Locations of Operating Radio Monitoring, Trans-
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THIS DOCUMENT CONTAINS INFORMATION AFFECTING THE NATIONAL DEFENSE
OF THE UNITED STATES WITHIN THE MEANING OF THE ESPIONAGE ACT 50
U. S. C.. 31 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.
THIS IS UNEVALUATED INFORMATION
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following particulars about existing radio system in Soviet Lithuania:
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(a) In Wilno a civilian radio station for local reception is in operation. Besides
local news the programme of this station is mostly based on information and material
from Radio Moscow. The reception is mainly organized through 'trans uzly'l i.e.
collective reception stations.
(b) A special radio station had been constructed in 1949 in the locality Raudodvaris
(Red Mansion) for transmitting communist propaganda to foreign (Western) countries.
The programmes are directed mainly to Scandinavia and Western-Germany. This is the
strongest radio station in the Central-Baltic area. It was built by German POWs,
the power station, workshops, military barracks, etc. were all built within the
compound, so-called 'Radio Gorodok' (Radio town), which has its own canteens, shopping
center, movie theatre and living quarters for its approximately 400 employees. The
staff is entirely Russian, Litlynanians are prohibited to enter the area.
(c) In the locality Islauzas, in the vicinity of Prena in the Kaunas district,
a powerful radio station started operating in the middle of 1950. This station,
which is under the direction and supervision of the Saugumo Ministelja (13Th) is
used also for monitoring.
(d) Since about June 15, 1951, in view of the recently started Baltic broadcasts. of
the VOA, the Prena monitoring station increased its staff by some additional 200
people. Special mobile units of the monitoring station are equipped with receiving
sets, with which they are establishing the listening conditions for British and
American broadcasts in various parts of the country.
(e) Special 'Perga' jamming stations have been installed during the month of May
in the Southern and Western parts of the country, between Stara Wilejka, Wilno,
Lida, Volkovysk, Pinsk, Grodno and Tylza (Tilsit)."
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\the-following details about the
Communist monitoring system of western broadcasts:
(4) *the riachoeldvak radio syitem:has a special Monitoring branch
_ In-Fraha-Smidhov. The-prindipal task-of-this iectiOn-1.0-ta
liaton170A and BBC broadcasts day and night to -take doWn the
taiits-of the programs in shorthand. These 'Minutes' are being
sibiitted-with a report nekt morning at 8 a.m. to the SovietseotiQnof the Vaniitty of Information, located at 3 StaIinova
(fOrierlY-Foch) -Street. There-the Priigrais are being carefully
itudied-and'evaluated and anAmo$040Pporepeasd for the Govern-
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(b) WiertabiCIegorov; RiaiAnaatiOl, is in charge Of-these
opiiiitioris;- Hi Wia former-I an interPreter
In. Fragile; but Served-at the same time as an agent
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to theM-about the happening! Sinde -ear4 1950-
ho'ii-Working-at the-Sovlet seotion-of the i4i?istry of Information.
YegOrOVIS'imiddiate-suPerior ia an- Old Russian eMigranc Davi-auk?,
a-Metber-of-tho'Ciatahdelafiak-COMmiinist-Farty.lhe latter is in
art-paintei,.but noih?s in-chargi of -a1I-teehnicaliiatteri
i6 that-iliction.--HoWeVer;-the principal figure in thisOffice
iilagaroii;',,Who while being an employee of the Ciecihoilovak-
Gaiernmant-and'hai-to sub:lit-his report to the superior"Ciecho-
alavak offices,"seems alio to cooperate With-the'Sovieta dir-
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It-ii-for-instance knownlhat he turns overpart of his
r?sdireotlyto Sarakin,-Chief Of the Soviet InforMation
ianrian in-Prague;t0bether he doei-thie With tha concUrrelice
drhi0"Czadhaslailk superiors 10 not knoWn, but many signs
indicate that they are not aware of this.
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