Soviet TV schedule for November 1992

Summary

This declassified CIA document corresponds to a Soviet TV schedule for the week of November 16 to 22, 1992. It includes news, series, documentaries, sports, and cultural programming. The content highlights politics, economics, and international affairs, reflecting the transitional context of the USSR. Some programs are marked with "CHECKING", indicating they were of interest for surveillance. The schedule shows an organized structure with thematic blocks, such as historical documentaries, military and space reports, and cultural and entertainment segments. It also includes commercials and sports events, suggesting a mix of informative and advertising content.

Among the most notable programs is a documentary on Stalin and another on rocket launches, topics that might have been of interest to U.S. intelligence. There are also TV series and movies, some with Russian titles suggesting a variety of genres. The schedule reflects a typical programming of the time, with a focus on information and propaganda, but also dedicated to entertainment and culture. This document provides a window into the audiovisual content available in the USSR during a period of political and social change.