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Hey, there has to be one.

Is there a Voice of Chechnya? I know how to find the Voice of Russia,
but do the Chechnyans have a radio station too?

FYI, they call themselves Chechens.

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Steve Silverwood, KB6OJS
Fountain Valley, CA
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Beloved Leader wrote:

Hey, there has to be one.

Is there a Voice of Chechnya? I know how to find the Voice of Russia,
but do the Chechnyans have a radio station too?

No, I don't think there is an actual Voice of Chechnya, at least on shortwave.
Radio Liberty does have some broadcasts in the Chechen language.

dxAce
Michigan

http://www.iserv.net/~n8kdv/dxpage.htm

URL: http://www.chechnyafree.ru/index.php...dioeng&lng=eng

sez

Project

You can listen to Free Chechnya Radio station from 6 AM to 12 PM Moscow time
on a frequency of 594 kHz on the medium wave band and on a frequency of 171
kHz on the long wave band. The programme is created with the involvement of
the Ministry for culture and mass communication of the Russian Federation.

No mention of shortwave
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Keyboard


Hey, there has to be one.

Is there a Voice of Chechnya? I know how to find the Voice of Russia,
but do the Chechnyans have a radio station too?

Yeha, I've heard it listening to internet radios in Sweden often.

"Keyboard In The Wilderness" wrote in message news:SFc8d.43365$aW5.35802@fed1read07...
URL: http://www.chechnyafree.ru/index.php...dioeng&lng=eng

sez

Project

You can listen to Free Chechnya Radio station from 6 AM to 12 PM Moscow time
on a frequency of 594 kHz on the medium wave band and on a frequency of 171
kHz on the long wave band. The programme is created with the involvement of
the Ministry for culture and mass communication of the Russian Federation.

No mention of shortwave