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Radio Liberty

United States radio network
Also known as: RL
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    …Europe beginning in 1950, and Radio Liberty (RL), which broadcast into the Soviet Union beginning in 1953, were actually secretly funded by the Central Intelligence Agency until the early 1970s and more openly from then on. Transmitters were built in Germany and elsewhere in Europe. American efforts were expanded with…

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    …Europe beginning in 1950, and Radio Liberty (RL), which broadcast into the Soviet Union beginning in 1953, were actually secretly funded by the Central Intelligence Agency until the early 1970s and more openly from then on. Transmitters were built in Germany and elsewhere in Europe. American efforts were expanded with…

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