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Radio Announcements. Of Shipping Forecasts, Missing Person Announcements and Traffic News

Radio Announcements. Of Shipping Forecasts, Missing Person Announcements and Traffic News

Publisher information (in German)

Wagner, H.-U. (2013) Radiomeldungen. Von Seewetterberichten, Suchmeldungen und Verkehrsnachrichten [Radio Announcements. Of Shipping Forecasts, Missing Person Announcements and Traffic News]. In: G. Paul, R. Schock (eds.), Sound des Jahrhunderts. Geräusche, Töne, Stimmen – 1889 bis heute [Sound of the Century. Noises, Sounds, Voices - 1889 until Today]. Bonn: Bundeszentrale für politische Bildung, pp. 332-337. 

Radio Announcements. Of Shipping Forecasts, Missing Person Announcements and Traffic News

Publisher information (in German)

Wagner, H.-U. (2013) Radiomeldungen. Von Seewetterberichten, Suchmeldungen und Verkehrsnachrichten [Radio Announcements. Of Shipping Forecasts, Missing Person Announcements and Traffic News]. In: G. Paul, R. Schock (eds.), Sound des Jahrhunderts. Geräusche, Töne, Stimmen – 1889 bis heute [Sound of the Century. Noises, Sounds, Voices - 1889 until Today]. Bonn: Bundeszentrale für politische Bildung, pp. 332-337. 

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Authors

Dr. Hans-Ulrich Wagner

Year of publication

2013

RELATED KEYWORDS

history of broadcasting • media history • broadcasting • radio

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