I was a keen DXer in the 1980s when I was a teenager, received many souvenirs from radio stations around the world. Little flags and pendants and postcards and stuff. I have no idea where all this stuff is now, maybe somewhere in the garage. But I found this Radio Moscow programme booklet between some books recently, thought some of you might find it interesting. Scanned it in. There were programmes like "The USSR looking towards the third millennium" and "Warmonger's Monthly". The booklet lists and describes all programmes, and all frequencies of the time.

Op 27/10/2022 om 18:47 schreef Andre:

Scanned it in.

A-ha! A-ha! A-ha!


Where is the pdf?

;-)

Marc
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Marc, I thought it was attached to the post, I can see it on my side. Odd. I am attaching it again here to my reply.

Seems like the PDF does not show, so here is another link, I uploaded it to ISSUU: Radio Moscow

Op 28/10/2022 om 13:15 schreef Andre:

Seems like the PDF does not show, so here is another link, I uploaded it to ISSUU: Radio Moscow <https://issuu.com/swlresources/docs/radio_moscow_march_to_september_1987_programme_gui>

I have it already, thanks!

Marc

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I understand that people used a typewriter device that tapped the letters onto paper to create content--