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Reporter interviews Hitler boy, 1934

At the edge of the Hitler youth camp on the Tempelhof field, a reporter interviews a Pimpf.

The First German Composer's Day, 1934

After the opening session of the first German Composer's Day in the new auditorium of the University of Berlin a few composers give an interview to the UFA Tonwoche. Among the composers Richard Strauss can be seen. Above from left: the composers Joseph Marx, Wilhelm Kienzl, Hugo Rasch, Hans Pfitzner, Clemens Schmalstich, Richard Strauss, Hermann Unger, behind him Eduard Kunnecke, in front Emil Nikolaus von Reznicek and Paul Graener.

Hans Kriegler and Heinrich Glasmeier, 1938

The President of the Reich Radio Chamber Hans Kriegler smoking with the Director General of the Broadcasting Corporation and Artistic Director Heinrich Glasmeier while talking at a reception.

Monument consecration in the Haus des Rundfunks, 1934

Reichssendeleiter ( radio production director) Eugen Hadamovsky gives a speech after the unveiling of the work "Der Rundfunk dient der Volksgemeinschaft" (The radio serves the community of the people). The sculptor is Hans Schellhorn.

Public radio listening, 1938

A group of people listen the radio broadcast of the Reichstag session of 20/02/1938 before the Reichstag building. The speaker is mounted above them on the tree.

Public listening to the radio on Koenigsplatz in Berlin, 1938

A group of people listening the radio broadcast of the Nazi Party meeting on 20/02/1938 on Berlin's Koenigsplatz. Adolf Hitler is holding a speech. In the background the Victory Column can be seen with swastika flags. The speaker is mounted on a street lamp.

Workers listen to the speech of Hitler at their workplace, 1936

Workers of a large Berlin locomotive works listen to a speech of Adolf Hitler. Some of them are sitting on the wagons.

Radio announcer competition, 1935

A participant at the radio announcer competition talking about the traffic on Potsdamer Platz in Berlin. Behind him is probably the competition jury. In the background you can see the recording van of the Reichsrundfunk. In the middle of picture there is a tower with clocks. In the background a traffic cop can be seen.

Ober. Ing. Dr. Hoffmann delivering a speech, 1935

Senior Engineer Dr. Hoffmann from the Reichs-Rundfunk-Gesellschaft (RRG) (Reich Broadcasting Corporation) during a speech. Behind him, busts of Hitler and Hindenburg. Between him and the audience there are television sets. In the background an imperial eagle can be seen.

Sound record apparatus of the Reichssender Berlin, 1936

An employee of the Reichssender Berlin operates two turntables.

Reichstag elections, 1933

Crowd on a street during the Reichstag election in 1933. Above them is a banner with the inscription: "We don't want to be a nation with inferior rights". In the middle of the crowd is a broadcast van of Telefunken.

The Haus des Rundfunks ("House of Broadcasting") in Berlin, 1933

Exterior view of the Haus des Rundfunks ("House of Broadcasting") in Berlin. On the building hangs an election advertising with the lettering: "Our goals are: work, freedom, bread and peace - which is in accordance with the dignity and the honor of the German people". At the entrance there are two SS guards.

A reporter is interviewing Gebietsfuehrer Erich Jahn, 1934

The radio reporter Seehofer interviews the Gebietsfuehrer (area leader) of Great Berlin Erich Jahn (r) during the Hitler Youth Camp on the Tempelhof Field in Berlin. The reporter (l) holds a stopwatch in one hand and a microphone in the other. In the same year Erich Jahn became Hitler Youth leader. In background a few children of the HJ can be seen.

Parade of the Hitler Youth before the Funkhaus, 1934

Parade of the Hitler Youth in front of the Funkhaus before the broadcast speech "To the German parent" by Reich Youth Leader Baldur von Schirach. Before the entrance to the "Haus des Rundfunks" there are Jungfolks and flag holders.

Rundfunkprozess (broadcasting process), 1934

The opening sitting of the big Rundfunkprozess (broadcasting process) in 1934 in the Regional Court of Berlin. In the dock (front right) director Hans Fleisch, behind his defender, and at the wall (leftmost) Secretary of State Dr. Hans Bredow and further right Dr. Kurt Magnus.

People sing the Horst Wessel song, 1934

On his birthday Joseph Goebbels donated 200 Volksempfanger to war victims and needy people. Before the handover the Horst Wessel song is sung in the Haus des Rundfunks.

People listen to a Hitler speech before a radio shop, 1940

Adolf Hitler's speech is broadcast live from the assembly hall of the Berlin armaments factory Borsig locomotive works. A crowd stands in front of the electrical shop "Radiozentrale Alexander von Prohaska" and follows the speech.

Morning celebration of the RAD in the Funkhaus, 1936

Members of the Reich Labor Service during a speech of the Reich Labor Leader in the Haus des Rundfunks in Berlin.

SS man interviewing a farmer, 1933

A farmer with a scythe in his hand is interviewed by an SS member. In the background stand three other men in working clothes. One of them has a bicycle.

Solstice fire at the Bismarck Observatory, 1934

State Councillor Artur Goerlitzer (center with a paper in his hand) before his speech at the fire at the Bismarck Observatory in Berlin. Around him stand members of the Hitler Youth.

Heinrich Glasmeier and Colonel Pinelli, 1940

During the 45th Wunschkonzert for the Wehrmacht, the guest of honor Pinelli and Reich Intendant Dr. Glasmeier have a conversation. The lieutenant and head of the Italian Wehrmacht propaganda Pinelli is second from left. To his right Heinrich Glasmeier can be seen. The event takes place in Berlin in the Haus des Rundfunks.

Rundfunkprozess (broadcasting process), 1934

Eugen Hadamovsky, 1934

Eugen Hadamovsky (r), chief of staff in the Nazi Party's Central Propaganda Office (Reichspropagandaleitung), presumably in his office with the winner of the radio announcer competition Werner (surname illegible).

Transmission of the funeral of von Hindenburg, 1934

A crowd has gathered in front of the Berlin City Hall to follow the transmission of the funeral of Paul von Hindenburg from the Tannenberg Memorial. Next to the crowd there is also a troop of SA and across a troop of SS. In the picture you can also see a vegetarian restaurant at the Town Hall.

Handing out of presents at Christmas in the Haus des Rundfunks, 1934

At Christmas Joseph Goebbels donated 200 Volksempfaenger to disabled veterans. A uniformed employee of the radio hands over a packet to a man. On the box writes Telefunken. In the foreground 3 women are sitting.

Goebbels during the opening speech at the Funkausstellung (radio exhibition), 1936

Joseph Goebbels, during his opening speech at the Funkausstellung (radio exhibition) on Kaiserdamm in Berlin. Left and right of him stand two SS men. Above him the inscription "The radio shapes the German people in the spirit of Adolf Hitler". To his left "The National Socialist radio has almost doubled the number of radio listeners in 3 years".

Broadcast in the Haus des Rundfunks, 1935

Children of the Deutsches Jungvolk sit in the large broadcasting hall of the Haus des Rundfunks and listen to young people from other countries. The event is probably broadcast live.

Opening of the Funkausstellung (radio exhibition), 1933

Reich Minister Joseph Goebbels delivers the opening speech at the Funkturm Berlin (Berlin Radio Tower) on the Kaiserdamm. On the Radio Tower hangs a swastika flag. In the foreground the audience can be seen. Some of them are standing, some are sitting. Behind him there is a pavilion.

Sentencing in the broadcasting process, 1934

The proclamation of sentence in the Regional Court of Berlin at the big Rundfunkprozess (broadcasting process) in 1934. In the dock from right to left: Kurt Magnus, Hans Bredow, director Hans Fleisch, Hans Otto, Fritz Kohl and Erwin Jaeger.

Public radio listening before the Berlin State Opera, 1933

On the "Day of Potsdam" a crowd in front of the Staatsoper Unter den Linden in Berlin, follows the public broadcasting of the state act.

Marika Roekk in the film "Wunschkonzert", 1940

The singer, actress and dancer Marika Roekk singing on a stage. In the background an orchestra can be seen. It is a moviestill from the film "Wunschkonzert" by director Volker Kuehn. "Wunschkonzert" was a popular Nazi radio program.

Public radio listening at Belle Alliance Platz, 1933

On the "Day of Potsdam" a crowd at Belle Alliance Platz in Berlin, follows the public broadcasting of the state act. Today the square is called Mehringplatz.

Public radio listening at Belle Alliance Platz, 1933

On the "Day of Potsdam" a crowd at Belle Alliance Platz in Berlin, follows the public broadcasting of the state act. Today the square is called Mehringplatz.

Dr. Broderson from Deutschlandsender (Radio Germany), 1933

Dr. Broderson from Deutschlandsender (Radio Germany) while working in his office. He telephones at his desk. Around him stand SS members and listen carefully.

Goebbels donates Volksempfaenger, 1936

On the occasion of the 10 years anniversary of Gau Gross Berlin, Joseph Goebbels donated 600 Volksempfaenger (people's receiver) to old party members in the Haus des Rundfunks in Berlin. The picture shows the distribution of the equipment.

Rundfunkstellenwart Boeker and Fritz Weber, 1936

In the Marble Hall at the Zoo in Berlin a Reich qualifying contest takes place in the dance band competition of Reich producers. The picture shows Rundfunkstellenwart Boeker (r) with composer Fritz Weber (l). They talk about a book.

Eugen Hadamovsky at a collection campaign,1935

Reichssendeleiter Eugen Hadamovsky (front in the passenger seat) drives at night in the car to a collection point of the Reich broadcasting station in Berlin. In the back seat a uniformed man is holding a sign that says "Here collects the Reichssendeleiter". In the background the tram 45 can be seen.

Reich qualifying contest for a dance band competition, 1936

Reichssendeleiter Eugen Hadamovsky (in uniform) with band musicians during the Reich qualifying contest for a dance band competition in the Marble Hall at the Zoo in Berlin. To his left, composer Fritz Weber can be seen.

Eugen Hadamovsky at a lecture, 1933

Broadcasting director Eugen Hadamovsky making a presentation in front of the gathered broadcasting staff in Berlin. He stands on a stage in the Rundfunkhaus. On the walls hang smoking ban signs.

Broadcasting director Dr. Glasmeier during a speech, 1939

In the large hall of the Haus des Rundfunks in Berlin broadcasting director Dr. Glasmeier makes a speech during the opening ceremony of the German-Italian series. From left, in the front row: Mrs Attolico, Secretary of State Hanke and the Italian Ambassador Attolico.

Reporters on the Strength through Joy ship Wilhelm Gustloff, 1938

At the first public trip of the KDF ship 'Wilhelm Gustloff', a two-day ride into the North Sea, the reporter of the Hamburg Rundfunk, Obermann and Kranz, interview guests. Among the guests are 1000 Austrians.

Opening ceremony of the German-Italian series, 1939

During the ceremonial opening of the German Italian series in the Haus des Rundfunks in Berlin talking from left to right: Secretary of State Hanke, the Italian Ambassador Attolico, Mrs Attolico and Reich Intendant Dr. Glasmaier. They are talking about a paper which is held by Mrs Attolico in her hand.

Sound recording at the big anniversary procession of SA columns, 1937

As the SA columns march at the great anniversary procession in Berlin, a broadcasting employee tries to make a sound recording with a microphone (Neumann bottle).

Labor Service men listen to a speech at the Volksempfaenger, 1935

Labour Service men at a Volksempfanger listening to the speech of the Reich Labor Leader Hierl in a camp in Lanke at Bernau.

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The crew of the Bremen at the Wunschkonzert (request concert), 1939

Mr Ahrens, commodore of the ship "Bremen", during a speech at the Haus des Rundfunks. He and his crew are guests at the radio show "Wunschkonzert" that is currently being recorded.

Enthusiasm on the Wilhelmsplatz, 1938

A crowd listens enthusiastically to the radio speech of Adolf Hitler. They hold little swastika flags and cheer.

Joseph Goebbels reads the proclamation of Adolf Hitler, 1938

Joseph Goebbels reads the proclamation of Adolf Hitler sitting at a table. On the table there are two Neumann bottle microphones. The reading is transmitted by every German radio station.

People of Berlin listen to the proclamation of the Fuehrer, 1938

People in front of a pub stand in queue and listen to the proclamation of the Fuehrer on the radio receiver. In the foreground there is a car.

Broadcasting staff at the Nuremberg Rally, 1937

A reporter and a sound technician during their work at the Nazi Party Rally in Nuremberg. The sound engineer has a knapsack shortwave radio equipment. The reporter carries a Neumann bottle as a microphone. The two just do a change of position and walk over the tracks. In the background you can see the tent of the large cleaning station for wreckers.

Eugen Hadamovsky at the Radio Ball in the Zoo, 1938

From left in the picture: Franz Moraller, Reichsintendant Heinrich Glasmeier, Reichssendeleiter Eugen Hadamovsky and Mr. von Schmidt zur Nedden. They are guests at the Radio Ball in the Zoo near Berlin.

A radio speech is transmitted in a school, 1939

On the Day of the Luftwaffe Hermann Goering's speech is transmitted over the radio in an elementary school in Berlin. The students in the foreground listen attentively. They look at the loudspeaker in the lecture hall. On the wall hangs a portrait of Adolf Hitler and Hindenburg, and a swastika flag.

Visitors of the German Belgian concert in the Haus des Rundfunks, 1938

The audience during the German-Belgian concert in the large concert hall of the Haus des Rundfunks (House of Broadcasting). In the front row from right to left sit: Intendant Dr. Glasmeier, next to him Mrs Glasmeier, the Bulgarian Ambassador Dr. Karadjoff, Mrs Karadjoff and SS Brigadefuehrer Ewald von Massow.

Annual meeting of the Deutscher Rundfunk (German Broadcasting Corporation), 1939

The audience at the annual conference of the Deutscher Rundfunk (German Broadcasting Corporation) in the Haus des Rundfunks in Berlin. From left in the front row: the President of the Reich Radio Chamber Reichsintendant Dr. Glasmeier, Reichssendeleiter Hadamowski, unknown, President of the Reichspostzentralamt Flanze, Director Buse, Mr. Rottgardt, Director Fricke, I.C. Guenther, Director von Boeckmann.

Transmission of a radio speech in Vienna, 1938

Guests in a Viennese coffee listen to a speech of Adolf Hitler on a Volksempfanger. On the wall there is a picture of a ship, many people are smoking.

Director's meeting in the Nuernberger Funkhaus, 1937

Director's meeting in the Nuernberger Funkhaus during the Nuremberg Rally. Sitting from left to right: broadcasters Hermann Probst, chief engineer Dr. Hubmann, Reich Director Dr. Glassmeier, producer Dr. Castelle, graduate engineer Himmler. Standing behind: senior engineer Leusser, senior engineer Augustin, Pg. Alfred Bock. They sit at a round table. Behind them hang two maps. On one of the maps is drawn the march route of units on 12.09.1937.

Reich Director Heinrich Glasmeier during a speech, 1939

Reich Director Heinrich Glasmeier during his speech annual conference of the Deutscher Rundfunk (German Broadcasting Corporation) in the Haus des Rundfunks in Berlin. In the left seats sitting in the front row (from left) President of the Reich Radio Chamber Reichsamtsleiter Kriegler, Reichssendeleiter Hadamowski, unknown, President of the Reichspostzentralamt Flanze, Director Buse, Mr. Rottgardt, Director Fricke, I.C. Guenther, Director von Boeckmann.

Reich Director Dr. Glasmeier talking with Prof. Donisch, 1939

Reich Director Dr. Heinrich Glasmeier (l) and Prof. Donisch (2nd from left) from Deutschlandsender having a conversation at the annual conference of the Deutscher Rundfunk (German Broadcasting Corporation) in the Haus des Rundfunks. The President of the Reich Radio Chamber Kriegler (3rd from left) and Dr.Lipp, a producer from Reichssender Koenigsberg (r) stand by and listen.

700 years celebration of the Berlin administrative regions, 1937

A radio reporter of the Reichssender Berlin reports from the Tempelhof district on the occasion of the 700th anniversary of the Berlin administrative districts. In the background, the emblem of the National Socialist Flying Corps (NSFK) can be seen. The reporter holds a Neumann bottle in his hand and makes sound recordings during a concert of a band of the Reichsluftschutzbund (State Air Protection Corps).

Radio broadcast in a cable factory, 1936

Gemeinschaftsempfang (compulsory public radio listening) at the cable plant Oberspree. Workers sit around the tape machines and listen probably a transmission of the Nazi Party.

Gemeinschaftsempfang (public radio listening) of a Hitler speech, 1938

In the Friedensallee in Berlin people listen to the broadcast speech of Adolf Hitler at a large Reichstag meeting. In the background the Brandenburg Gate can be seen. On the trees of the avenue speakers were mounted. Below the speakers groups of people can be seen.

Gemeinschaftsempfang (public radio listening) of a Hitler speech in a restaurant, 1938

In a restaurant workers listen to a broadcast speech of Adolf Hitler. Many cooks sit around a table. It is probably the restaurant at the brewery Hacker Pschorr in Munich.

Gemeinschaftsempfang (public radio listening) in a restaurant, 1940

Farmers and farm workers listen to the radio speech of Field Marshal Hermann Goering in a restaurant in Schoenefeld at Berlin. Behind them there is a picture of Adolf Hitler with the words "One nation, one empire, one leader".

An illustration of Georg Lebrecht on broadcasting, 1933

A drawing of the painter and illustrator Georg Lebrecht on broadcasting in Nazism. The title of the work is "The Radio - The Voice of the State".

Farewell appeal of the Labor Service, 1935

A spokesman of the Labour Service speaks at the broadcast of a farewell appeal. The celebration is recorded with a microphone (a so-called Neumann bottle) . In the background, members of Labour Service can be seen. The celebration takes place probably in the Haus des Rundfunks.

A radio broadcast is transmitted in a school, 1939

On the Day of the Luftwaffe Hermann Goering's speech is transmitted over the radio in an elementary school in Berlin. The students in the background listen attentively. They are looking at a loudspeaker in the lecture hall.

Director's meeting in the Nuernberger Funkhaus, 1937

People of Berlin listen to the proclamation of the so-called "Anschluss", 1938

People in front of a pub stand in line and listen on the radio the proclamation of the so-called Anschluss (Annexation) of Adolf Hitler.

Radio reporter at the Labour Service, 1937

A reporter records the last march of a department with his Neuman bottle (microphone). It is the period just before the discharge at the Labour Service. The members of the Labor Service of the Department 7/92 from Gross-Besten (Bestensee) march while the radio reporter beside them makes sound recordings.

Reich speaker column in Breslau, 1938

A Reich speaker column shortly after the ceremonial handover by Secretary of State Hanke and Reich Minister Dr. Goebbels in Berslau. In the background the St. Adalbert Church can be seen.

Advertisement for records, 1938

A poster which advertises the newest records. It hangs in the Reichstag building as part of the exhibition "The Eternal Jew". It advertises records of Fritz Kortner and Josef Schmidt with the title "Wer hat den Kaese zum Bahnhof gerollt..." ,"Was macht der Mayer am Himalaya..!" and "Tante Henriette hat im Bette Flunder...".

Community radio listening at the Brandenburg Gate, 1938

A crowd stands in front of the Brandenburg Gate and listens the broadcast speech of Adolf Hitler during the large Reichstag session.

Volksempfaenger in the recreation room of a boarding school, 1940

In the leisure room of the boarding home of the St. Thomas School in Leipzig two students read a Leipzig newspaper and a third operates the Volksempfaenger. They are probably members of the St. Thomas Boys Choir.

Jungvolk members look at a radio van, 1937

An outside broadcasting van of the Reichsrundfunk at the 1.Kurmaerkischen Gau-Kultur-Woche. The car was built to record the Ostlandstunde of the Hitler Youth in the festival hall of the University of Education in Frankfurt Oder. Besides, many Jungvolk members and a few members of the Hitler Youth admire the technique of the car.

Community radio listening on the Koenigsplatz, 1938

On Koenigsplatz in Berlin people have gathered to listen together on the public speakers the speech of Hitler in the Reichstag. In the background you can see the Victory Column before the conversion to the Great Star. Today the square in front of the Reichstag is called Platz der Republik (Republic Square). In the foreground a policeman and two members of the Schutzstaffel can be seen.

Putting into operation a Reich speaker column in Breslau, 1938

A crowd has gathered on the Bluecherplatz in Wroclaw to participate in the ceremonial putting into operation of a Reich speaker column. In the crowd there are also two cameramen. They operate cameras of the type Debrie Parvo L. In the crowd there are also cars from Mercedes.

Conference of the Deutscher Rundfunk in Munich, undated

The Muenchner Funkhaus hosts a meeting with the heads of German broadcasting. From left to right sitting: Reichssendeleiter Hadamowsky, Intendant Walter Beumelburg (RS Berlin), Intendant Kriegler (RS Breslau), Intendant G. Grupe (RS Hamburg)

Community reception in the case room of the Scherl Verlag, 1933

Employees sing the Horst Wssel Lied in the Scherl printing house at the end of the community reception. They perform the Nazi salute. On the right, a shadowbox, also called composing rack. A Volksempfaenger (radio) stands in front of the factory employees.

Adolf Hitler giving a speech in the Lustgarten, 1934

Hitler during his speech to the German youth in the Lustgarten, Berlin. In front of the lectern, various microphones, including a Neumann bottle and a Reisz microphone.

Reporter with Erwin Rommel at El Alamein, 1942-43

A radio reporter during the sound recording of a speech of Field Marshal Erwin Rommel at El Alamein Egypt. In the foreground an officer of the Afrika Korps can be seen.

Eugen Hadamovsky collecting money, 1935

Reich Production Director Hadamovsky during a collection campaign for the Winterhilfe before the exhibition halls at the Zoological Garden in Berlin. He holds a piggy bank with the inscription of solidarity. In the background a uniformed employee holds a sign in the air with the inscription "Here the Reich Production Director is raising funds". Behind two children are looking at the camera.

Rundfunkprozess (broadcasting process), 1934

The dock at the big Rundfunkprozess (broadcasting process) in 1934 in the Regional Court of Berlin. On the last row, the two defendants Hans Bredow and Kurt Magnus. In the middle the defenders. Front from left, Zoreck, Korte, Dr. Jaeger, Kohl Dr. Otto and Dr. Fleisch. Before the first row there is a microphone.

Dr. Glasmeier and Dr. Winkelnkemper while talking, 1938

Reich Artistic Director Dr. Heinrich Glasmeier talking with the director of Reichssender Koeln Dr. Toni Winkelnkemper. They stand in the courtyard of the Nuernberger Rundfunkhaus (Nuremberg broadcasting house). Right next to them stands a car of the type Tempo G 1200. A product of Vidal & Sohn Tempo GmbH.

Community radio listening at the Brandenburg Gate, 1933

On the "Day of Potsdam" a crowd in front of the Brandenburg Gate listens the public broadcast of a speech of Adolf Hitler from the Potsdam Garrison Church. It is raining and people hold umbrellas.

Community radio listening at a school, 1933

Students sing the Horst Wessel song in an elementary school in Berlin. It is a solemn hour when they listen to a speech by Adolf Hitler. In front of them stands the teacher and next to him there is a Volksempfaenger.

Adolf Hitler at the IFA, 1934

Adolf Hitler at the Funkausstellung Berlin (Berlin Radio Show) at the booth of the Reichsmarine. To his left stands Joseph Goebbels.

Community radio listening at the Vienna Prater, 1938

In Austria, Adolf Hitler's speech was broadcast over the radio. In the Viennese Prater a crowd is listening to the radio speech on public speakers.

Portrait of Friedrich Arenhoevel, 1933

The director of the Berliner Funkstunde Friedrich Arenhoevel at his desk in the radio house. On his desk there is a swastika flag, documents and a letter opener.

Meeting of artistic directors and commercial directors in Cologne, 1936

From left: Deputy Reich Production Director Boese, Intendant Dr. Glasmeier, Director Dr. Hubmann, Director Voss, Dr. Wehe authorized officer of the Broadcasting Corporation. All sit in a meeting room during the Cologne meeting of the artistic directors and commercial directors.

Hadamovsky at his inauguration as Reich Broadcasting Director, 1933

The new Reich Broadcasting Director Eugen Hadamowsky is introduced solemnly by Minster Goebbels in the house of the Berliner Rundfunk. The picture shows Hadamowsky during his opening speech. To his left sits Joseph Goebbels. In the background, two SA members can be seen.

Listening room in the Propaganda Ministry undated,

An employee in SA uniform in the Reich Ministry of Public Enlightenment and Propaganda, sitting with headphones at an interception station to listen to foreign radio stations and record the messages.

Group photo with Dr. Glasmeier in Cologne, 1937

This group photo was taken before the Gau administration in Cologne. In the middle you can see Gauleiter Grohe, right Reich Intendant Dr. Glasmeier, Reich Production Director Hadamovsky and President Hans Kriegler, on the left director Voss. Behind, the directors of the Deutsche Rundfunk (German Broadcasting Corporation).

Wehrmacht soldiers before the broadcasting house of Radio Paris, 1940

Before the broadcasting house of the station Radio Paris there is a German military band and a soldier's choir. The music is transmitted with an OB van of a propaganda company. In the foreground there is a Neumann bottle for recording sound.

Crowd in front of the Sportspalast on the occasion of the Friedensrede ("Speech of Peace"), 1933

A large crowd at the entrance to the Sportspalast in the Potsdamer Strasse Berlin. They want to hear Adolf Hitler's Friedensrede ("Speech of Peace").

Hans Guenther von der Burchard, 1934

Hans Guenther von der Burchard, Head of Dept. Zeitfunk and Press at the Reichssender Koenigsberg during a sound recording. He stands in front of a Neumann bottle in an SA uniform and is holding a paper in his hand. He speaks.

Reich Broadcasting Director Glasmeier collecting money, 1938

Reich Broadcasting Director Dr. Glasmeier is collecting money on horseback at Unter den Linden on the Day of National Solidarity in Berlin. He is wearing an SS uniform and is holding a donation box in his hand. Behind him there are three other riders. One of them is a police officer. In the foreground a crowd can be seen.

Reich Broadcasting Director Dr. Glasmeier during a speech, 1939

Reich Director of German Broadcasting Dr. Heinrich Glasmeier during his speech at the annual conference of the German Radio in the Haus des Rundfunks in Berlin. He wears his white SS dress uniform.

Reich Intendant Dr. Glasmeier presents an honorary award, 1939

Reich Broadcasting Director Dr. Heinrich Glasmeier (r.) presents an honorary award to the Spanish General Queipo de Lano in the Haus des Rundfunks ("House of Broadcasting").

Dr. Glasmeier and Hans Kriegler, 1940

Reich Broadcasting Director Dr. Heinrich Glasmeier and president of the Reich Radio Chamber during a conversation at the broadcasting party in the Zoosaelen. Kriegler carries a Nazi party badge on his tuxedo, the two want to smoke a cigarette.

Reich Broadcasting Director Glasmeier collecting money, 1938

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