Antique radios, Old Time Radios
Broadcasting station - Voice of America
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26.Jun.2006 |
Die VoA wurde 1942 vom Büro für Kriegsberichterstattung gegründet und sollte Programme für das von Deutschland besetzte Europa und Nordafrika produzieren. Die VoA nutzte dazu Kurzwellensender, die von CBS und NBC bereitgestellt worden waren.
Die englischsprachigen Programme bestehen zum größten Teil aus einem reinen Nachrichten-Programm VoA -News Now. Einige Sendungen in Special English mit einem geringeren Vokabular und leichterem Satzbau sind ebenfalls im Programmangebot. Sendungen in deutscher Sprache gibt es nicht. In Deutschland wird ein Mittelwellensender in Ismaning bei München zur Übertragung von VoA-Programmen eingesetzt.
In Zeiten des Kalten Kriegs wurden die Sendungen von Störsendern in der Sowjetunion stark beeinträchtigt (so genanntes Jamming). Heute mietet die VoA Sendeanlagen in den GUS-Staaten zur Übertragung ihrer Programme.
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Karl-Heinz Bradtmöller 30.Jun.2006
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27.Apr.1990 |
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Karl-Heinz Bradtmöller |
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Siemens RK 651 |
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VoA Europe; Relaisstation Tangier (Morocco),
21585 kHz ; 19:08 UTC |
 | | Karl-Heinz Bradtmöller | 01.Jul.2006 | | QSL-Sammlung Bradtmoeller |
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Rick Hirsh 07.Apr.2013
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This is a "Breaking News" radio sound clip of the Chrysler and Philco annoucement of the World's first all transistor car radio, that was developed and produced in 1955. This annoucement was on the radio during 1955 and also on a CBS television program called "Climax" - Adventurers of Huckerberry Finn, which aired on September 01, 1955, which Chrysler was a major sponsor. Chrysler had also used this sound clip in its "promotional" sales film materials, that was distributed to its car dealerships in late 1955, for the introduction of the 1956 Chrysler and Imperial car models. |
 | | Rick Hirsh | 23.Apr.2013 | | 1955 Chrysler Imperial Dealership Promotional sales film |
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Rick Hirsh 23.Apr.2013
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This is a partial audio clip of a June 1959 radio and television broadcast commercial, for the "New" Philco "Safari" TV. It is the "World's First Transistorized Battery Operated Portable TV", that was developed and produced. This audio clip is intended for the purposes of the history of philco and for its educational purposes only. |
 | | Rick Hirsh | 25.Apr.2013 | | 1959 Philco store advertisement sold on ebay | | This is a 1959 store display advertisement of the Philco "Safari" Transistorized battery-powered portable TV. |
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Heribert Jung 18.Aug.2019
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1942 |
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02.Jan.1942 |
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VOA |
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VOA's first broadcast from New York City to Germany.
These words, spoken by WIlliam Harlan Hale, were the foundation for the Voice of America. This broadcast, in German, was spearheaded by a small group of German-speaking journalists just 56 days after the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor |
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This station entry was created by administrator
Bernd P. Kieck.
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