RADIO STATION PEACE AND PROGRESS, USSR.
Radio Station 'Peace and Progress' was a shortwave radio station which broadcast from the USSR during the Cold War period. It presented itself as "the voice of the Soviet public opinion."
The station's predecessor was Radio Peace (or Radio Peace and Freedom) which transmitted from Hungary, commencing in April 1950. In 1954 the station became Radio Freedom. Radio Peace and Progress was established in 1964 as the Soviet Union's response to the American stations Radio Free Europe and Radio Liberty.
Radio Peace and Progress ceased broadcasting at the end of the Soviet Union in May 1991.
The station's predecessor was Radio Peace (or Radio Peace and Freedom) which transmitted from Hungary, commencing in April 1950. In 1954 the station became Radio Freedom. Radio Peace and Progress was established in 1964 as the Soviet Union's response to the American stations Radio Free Europe and Radio Liberty.
Radio Peace and Progress ceased broadcasting at the end of the Soviet Union in May 1991.
YOU TUBE VIDEOS.
This short video shows the Interval Signal of Peace and Progress.
The video below contains the Peace & Progress Interval Signal and the program for 7th November 1989.
QSL CARDS RECEIVED.
16m band - 13th May 1983.
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19m band - 2nd April 1982.
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OTHER ITEMS RECEIVED.
1985.
1984.
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References.
- Newark News Radio Club, 2023, <newarknewsradioclub.blogspot.com/2013/05/peace-and-progress.html>, viewed 2nd August 2023.
- Wikipedia, 2023, <>en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Radio_Peace_and_Progress, viewed 16th August 2023.