Radio Moskva (Radio station : Moscow)

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On this broadcast of Moscow Meridian, host Vladimir Pozner speaks about bread. Stating that there are 800 different kinds of bread in the Soviet Union, ...

The short life of Russian romantic poet Mikhail Lermontov, "a direct successor of Pushkin, a free thinker and a man who hated high society."

This episode of Science and Engineering investigates the Tunguska Event (Tungus Meteorite) that occurred in the Eastern Siberian Taiga on June 30th, 1908. Scientists believe that a meteorite came in contact with the earth's atmosphere and exploded shortly before hitting the earth's surface, leveling nearly 800 square miles of trees. ...

This recording, produced by Radio Moscow, describes how soviet schools teach English. The host [Annabelle Bucar] begins with quotes from two Educators after tours of the Soviet Union's education system: Dr. Martin Essex of the United States and [Jacqueline Danin] of Canada.

Next, reporter [Georgy Gorev] investigates ...

In response to listener questions, announcer [Joe Adamov] presents some information about how the Soviet Union copes with its juvenile delinquents. He begins by asserting that, "less than 3% of the persons sentenced by the court on crime charges are minors" due to preventative measures such as after-school supervision, boarding ...

Radio Moscow presents a tribute to Peter Tchaikovsky on the anniversary of his 125th Birthday. An announcer, Sergei Rudin, recounts details of his life and work in between music segments.

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Presented by Sergei [Rudin?], this broadcast from Radio Moscow spotlights contemporary music from Tajikistan, Kazakhstan, and Uzbekistan.

Concerto for Violin and Orchestra ...

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Host, Joe Adamov, answers letters from Americans related to Nikita Khrushchev's recent ousting, social issues, religion, and the Vietnam war.

What has ...

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Host, Joe Adamov, answers letters from Americans that are critical of the USSR:

Do you plan to bring your Soviet volunteer soldiers ...

The Soviet leader's crusade to abolish illiteracy in Russia.

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This episode of Youth Parade features the Krasnoyarsk Dam, called the "Siberian Miracle" by the chief engineer Kirill Smirnoff. The Radio Moscow reporters interview Smirnoff ...

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This program produced by Radio Moscow dramatically recounts the mission of Voskhod 2, in which Alexey Leonov became the first person to leave a spacecraft ...

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This broadcast from Radio Moscow beings with a reporter [Joe Adamov] reading several short news stories from Russia. Topics include agriculture, resorts, new parks memorializing ...

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This broadcast from Radio Moscow beings with a reporter [Joe Adamov] reading several short news stories from Russia. Topics include economic growth, employment, building projects ...

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This episode of Spotlights of Soviet Life begins with "Home News" covering topics such as housing, education, science, collective bargaining, and a woman who lost ...

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This production of Radio Moscow highlights the 1965 film I Am Twenty (Mne dvadtsat' let), and dramatizes a selection of scenes from the film in ...

This Radio Moscow program commemorates the 20th anniversary of the end of the Siege of Leningrad (The 900 Day Siege). The announcer [Joe Adamov?] describes the abysmal conditions during the attack due to bombing, starvation, and extreme winter weather. Despite these conditions, daily life and manufacturing were able to continue ...

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Host, Joe Adamov, answers letters from Americans on daily life in the USSR:

Which is better for the people? Capitalism or Communism? ...

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This drama, produced by Radio Moscow, tells the story of a month-long siege at Brest Fortress during World War II. On June 22nd, 1941, the ...

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This production of Radio Moscow focuses on the film "Nepridumannaya istoriya" (A True Story, 1964) directed by Vladimir Gerasimov, starring Zhanna Prokhorenko and produced by ...