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Subject: Re: Re:  Radio Moscow - (nf)
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Date: Mon, 10-Sep-84 14:29:00 EDT
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ea!jejones    Sep 10 13:29:00 1984

Agreed; Radio Moscow is *VERY* easy to hear. To get descriptions of
the Great Patriotic War straight from the horse's--well, anyway, try
what, judging by its strength in the US, I'd say is a Cuba-based relay
on 11840 KHz, just about any time during the day. At night, 9600 KHz
is fairly strong.

					James Jones