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Old January 4th 06, 03:50 PM posted to rec.radio.shortwave
 
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Default Using BBC Worldservice in class

I dont know if it's true or not,but about thirty years ago,I read an
article in a magazine that the Russian maps had the names of Russian
towns and cities on the maps where the cities and towns were really not
there.For instance,that nuclear plant near Chernonbyl isn't really near
Chernobly,it is really near a town of a different name.They did that to
confuse foreigners and spies.Anyway,I did read about that in a magazine.
cuhulin

 
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