Obiges Zitat ist von AlexanderK, nicht von mir.
Nochmals zum fehlenden 1.Satz /Furtwängler : "In 1960, the Russian record company Melodia published some wartime recordings by Furtwangler, thus broadcasting to the West that these recordings had not been lost forever. A former producer of the Freies Berlin Radio Station, Klaus Lang, became obsessed with finding these recordings and made a visit to Leningrad in 1983, when he actually came across some additional Furtwangler performances in a record shop (the Bruckner Fifth and the Schumann Cello Concerto).
In April 1983, the Armenian composer Mikael Tariverdiev set up a meeting between Klaus Land and the head of the music department of Moscow Radio, Stanilas Stepnovski. Klaus enquired about the fate of the Furtwangler recordings. Later in October 1983, he received fourteen boxes from Moscow that contained twenty wartimes concerts featuring Furtwangler. These were, however, copies. In 1989, Klaus Lang made another trip to Moscow, and was driven in an official car from the Kremlin to Moscow-Medwedlowo, some 25 kms away. The building itself was old but it housed a huge archive. Neither Lang nor the officials who accompanied him had ever been to the building. After an extensive search, they found some boxes on the fifth floor that contained the RRG recordings. The original copies of the Furtwangler concerts were there. Even so, they were left in place."
Zitat nach : abruckner.com. Ein Teil der Aufnahmen wurde dann von den Russen herausgegeben,aber eben nur ein Teil ! Natürlich wird ein Verwitterungsprozess eingesetzt haben...aber die Hoffnung stirbt zuletzt !