I'm asking for information to use in specifying time zone abbreviations for Belarus, Russia, and Ukraine.<br>For all three I can use:<br><br>1. References to government documents that specify time zone names or abbreviations.<br>
2. References to government documents that specify whether current time is considered to be<br> "standard" time or "saving" time.<br>3. References indicating what time zone names or abbreviations are actually in use in the areas.<br>
4. References indicating whether people in the areas consider themselves to be on "standard" or "saving" time.<br><br>We do have this year's Decree #725...<br> <a href="http://www.government.ru/gov/results/16355/print/">http://www.government.ru/gov/results/16355/print/</a><br>
...for Russia; if <a href="http://translate.google.com">translate.google.com</a> is correct, Moscow is on "Eastern Standard Time" with most other<br>zones being "Eastern Standard Time plus n hours" and one zone being "Eastern Standard Time minus 1 hour."<br>
<br> --ado<br>