File:Media Network Wartime Deception Part 2 - Soldatensender Calais.oga
Media_Network_Wartime_Deception_Part_2_-_Soldatensender_Calais.oga (Ogg Vorbis sound file, length 29 min 44 s, 196 kbps, file size: 41.78 MB)
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[edit]DescriptionMedia Network Wartime Deception Part 2 - Soldatensender Calais.oga |
English: Part Two of this documentary about black clandestine propaganda from the UK towards Nazi occupied Europe. The late Harold Robin explains why Canadian soldiers dug a hole in one of hills near Crowborough, Sussex and how the high power mediumwave transmitter sent from the US was buried underground. George Jacobs explains the mysterious Glenn Miller Jazz programmes made for German soldiers. Aspidistra, as the transmitter was called, could change frequency quite quickly and did more than broadcast fake German forces radio programmes.
After the war, the transmitter was handed over to the BBC and later sent to Orfordness, Suffolk. Bits of the original transmitter survive in the transmission hall of that site. The original transmitter site in Sussex is now a police training ground. The photo shows the transmitter shortly after installation. The bunker was designed by an architect who built cinemas before the war. |
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Source | http://jonathanmarks.libsyn.com/wartime_deception_part_2_soldatensender_calais |
Author | Jonathan Marks / Radio Nederland Wereldomroep |
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