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The military regime in Myanmar suddenly has changed the official name of the country from "Union of Myanmar" to "The Republic of the Union of Myanmar" a few weeks before the Parlamentary Election on Nov 07. At the same time the official Flag and the National Anthem will be changed. The military has been in power since 1962 and changed the official name from Burma to Myanmar in 1989. (Reuters Oct 21; dswci DXW Nov 3) NEW ZEALAND B-10 schedule of R New Zealand Internat from Oct.31 0459-0658 11725 RAN 050 kW 000 deg AM All Pacific 0459-0658 11675 RAN 025 kW 000 deg DRM All Pacific 0659-0758 9765 RAN 050 kW 000 deg AM All Pacific 0659-0758 11675 RAN 025 kW 000 deg DRM All Pacific 0659-1058 9765 RAN 050 kW 000 deg AM All Pacific 0759-1058 9870 RAN 025 kW 000 deg DRM All Pacific 1059-1258 13660 RAN 050 kW 325 deg AM NWPac,Bougainv.,PNG,Timor,As 1059-1158 9870 RAN 025 kW 325 deg DRM NWPac,Bougainv.,PNG,Timor,As 1259-1550 5950 RAN 050 kW 000 deg AM All Pacific 1551-1650 7440 RAN 050 kW 000 deg AM Niue,Fiji,Samoa,Cook Islands 1551-1650 5950 RAN 025 kW 000 deg DRM Niue,Fiji,Samoa,Cook Islands 1651-1750 9765 RAN 050 kW 000 deg AM Niue,Fiji,Samoa,Cook Islands 1651-1750 9890 RAN 025 kW 000 deg DRM Niue,Fiji,Samoa,Cook Islands 1751-1850 11725 RAN 050 kW 000 deg AM Niue,Fiji,Samoa,Cook Islands 1751-1850 11675 RAN 025 kW 000 deg DRM Niue,Fiji,Samoa,Cook Islands 1851-1950 11725 RAN 050 kW 000 deg AM Niue,Fiji,Samoa,Cook Islands 1851-1950 15720 RAN 025 kW 000 deg DRM Niue,Fiji,Samoa,Cook Islands 1951-2050 11725 RAN 050 kW 000 deg AM Samoa 1951-2050 17675 RAN 025 kW 000 deg DRM Samoa 2051-2150 11725 RAN 050 kW 000 deg AM Solomons Islands, Vanuatu 2051-2150 15720 RAN 025 kW 000 deg DRM Solomons Islands, Vanuatu 2151-0458 15720 RAN 050 kW 000 deg AM All Pacific 2151-0458 17675 RAN 025 kW 000 deg DRM All Pacific. Updated: Oct. 29 (R BULGARIA DX MIX News, Ivo Ivanov, via wwdxc BC-DX TopNews Oct 30) ROMANIA/GREECE Radio Romania International's English service has announced that, on Monday October 25, its history series 'Pro Memoria' will carry a feature 'on radio as the only form of fighting against communism available to the Romanian diaspora' prior to 1989. Apparently, the programme will put the spotlight on Radio Free Europe and other American-backed stations. 'Pro Memoria' is carried in all of RRI's English transmissions. (Roger Tidy-UK, dxld Oct 22) Were there any other American-backed stations in Romanian? (gh) Hi Glenn, I haven't heard the programme yet, but according to RRI there were other American-backed stations broadcasting to Romania. In their prepublicity, RRI mentions 'Radio Thessalonika'. It's not clear to me what they mean by this. I suppose they could mean the VOA relay, or was there a 'Radio Thessalonika' broadcasting in Romanian? See their webpage and click on "What's on This Week". [later:] Glenn, The 'Pro Memoria' feature was mainly about a station called Radio Future Romania, which was apparently broadcast from Thessaloniki until 1960. There was an interview with a Romanian exile, Mugur Valahu, who worked for the station, which he claimed was more file:///Z|/DOKUMENTATION-BULLETINS/WWDXD-BCDX/2010/bcdx988.txt[11.06.2012 10:40:28]
militant than Radio Free Europe. He revealed that his station broadcast warnings to Romanian government officials in an attempt to intimidate them, and that it called on the Romanian people to resist the regime. He added that, that, on one occasion, Romanian diplomats in Athens tried to kidnap him and that, on another occasion, an attempt was made to kill them. He claimed that the Bucharest government regarded Radio Future Romania as its main enemy. (Roger Tidy-UK, dxld Oct 25) From that close, it could have been on MW only, escaping notice of the SW DX world. (gh, dxld) Here are the English archives of Pro Memoria for the history buffs out there: The program is carried by RRI Russian, as well. So I guess there should be its German, French and Spanish versions, too. (Sergei S.-RUS, dxld Oct 25) Didn't get a chance to listen to this and the audio archive is of the 30 minute broadcast and I couldn't find the feature. The script is online: Exiled Militants and Anticommunism on Radio Waves 25/10/2010 In their newsletter they said that: "Monday is the day when we take a look back in the history of Romanians, in "Pro Memoria." This week you are invited to listen to a feature on radio as the only form of fighting against communism available to the Romanian diaspora. Radio Free Europe is the best known example in this respect, but there have been other stations, which, on American support, fuelled the Romanians' anti-communist sentiment. One of these was Radio Thessaloniki, whose key figure was journalist Mugur Valahu." In the article they say that in 1954 with support from the Americans he founded "Radio Future Romania - Voice of the National Resistance" in Thessalonica, Greece and that he headed the station until 1960. But on what transmitters did it broadcast and was it on medium wave, shortwave or both? My 1958 Handbook has medium wave and shortwave transmitters in Salonika carrying VOA, including Rumanian broadcasts, which were also carried from the MV Courier. But from the article these broadcasts were clearly separate from the VOA ones. (Mike Barraclough-UK, dxld Oct 27) Morning programs of R Romania Intl always have features from previous day, so "Pro Memoria" is on Monday evenings and Tuesday mornings. I attached in this e-mail "Pro Memoria" 6-minute feature [AAC, 48 kbps (2.1 MB)], or you can DOWNLOAD the entire broadcast directly from WRN ftp site. 'Pro Memoria" segment runs from fourteenth till twentieth minute into broadcast. file:///Z|/DOKUMENTATION-BULLETINS/WWDXD-BCDX/2010/bcdx988.txt[11.06.2012 10:40:28]
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militant than Radio Free Europe. He revealed that his station broadcast<br />
warnings to Romanian government officials in an attempt to intimidate<br />
them, and that it called on the Romanian people to resist the regime. He<br />
added that, that, on one occasion, Romanian diplomats in Athens tried to<br />
kidnap him and that, on another occasion, an attempt was made to kill<br />
them. He claimed that the Bucharest government regarded Radio Future<br />
Romania as its main enemy.<br />
(Roger Tidy-UK, dxld Oct 25)<br />
From that close, it could have been on MW only, escaping notice of the SW<br />
<strong>DX</strong> world. (gh, dxld)<br />
Here are the English archives of Pro Memoria for the history buffs out<br />
there:<br />
<br />
The program is carried by RRI Russian, as well. So I guess there should be<br />
its German, French and Spanish versions, too.<br />
(Sergei S.-RUS, dxld Oct 25)<br />
Didn't get a chance to listen to this and the audio archive is of the 30<br />
minute broadcast and I couldn't find the feature.<br />
The script is online: Exiled Militants and Anticommunism on Radio Waves<br />
25/10/2010<br />
<br />
In their newsletter they said that:<br />
"Monday is the day when we take a look back in the history of Romanians,<br />
in "Pro Memoria." This week you are invited to listen to a feature on<br />
radio as the only form of fighting against communism available to the<br />
Romanian diaspora. Radio Free Europe is the best known example in this<br />
respect, but there have been other stations, which, on American support,<br />
fuelled the Romanians' anti-communist sentiment. One of these was Radio<br />
Thessaloniki, whose key figure was journalist Mugur Valahu."<br />
In the article they say that in 1954 with support from the Americans he<br />
founded "Radio Future Romania - Voice of the National Resistance" in<br />
Thessalonica, Greece and that he headed the station until 1960.<br />
But on what transmitters did it broadcast and was it on medium wave,<br />
shortwave or both?<br />
My 1958 Handbook has medium wave and shortwave transmitters in Salonika<br />
carrying VOA, including Rumanian broadcasts, which were also carried from<br />
the MV Courier. But from the article these broadcasts were clearly<br />
separate from the VOA ones.<br />
(Mike Barraclough-UK, dxld Oct 27)<br />
Morning programs of R Romania Intl always have features from previous day,<br />
so "Pro Memoria" is on Monday evenings and Tuesday mornings.<br />
I attached in this e-mail "Pro Memoria" 6-minute feature [AAC, 48 kbps<br />
(2.1 MB)], or you can DOWNLOAD the entire broadcast directly from WRN ftp<br />
site. 'Pro Memoria" segment runs from fourteenth till twentieth minute<br />
into broadcast.<br />
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