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(East) German station DFF1 start of day, just a couple of months after reunification

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  • It has NOT been created by Nazis. The GDR started their px and renamed it in 1972 into "Fernsehen der DDR" (program names "DDR 1" and "DDR 2". In March 1990, AFTER the wall has fallen down this stationes have been renamed to "DFF" and this is the ident from December 1990, 1 day before the DFF joined the West-German ARD.

  • On 15th decembre 1990 the first emission chain (DFF1) was changed from SECAM to PAL and was used to broadcast the ARD programme. The second chain (DFF2)continued to display the DFF-programme now baptêmised DFF-Länderkette ("states-chain) The channel survived some months after reunification and was later "Abgewickelt" completely closed. The last day was the 31st of decembre 1991.

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  • Toll, dass man im Osten tatsächlich in der Moderation bis zum Ende konsequent nur die schöne Bezeichnung "1. Programm" benutzt hat und nicht zum eher technokratisch klingenden "DDR 1" oder "DFF 1" übergegangen ist.

  • @vc210790 *Smile* The GDR-television never broadcast the anthem at the Openup.

  • @vc210790 *Smile* The GDR-television never broadcast the anthem at the Openup.

  • Der Ton ist leicht übersteuert.

  • 1:22 - 1:32: What is the melody?

  • In this video, where is the the german anthem?

  • yes on tvddrde you ll find that

  • There is an ident for Fernsehen der DDR with the silver 'F.', which was broadcast before reverting to DFF. is there a video of that?

  • But actually "Länderkette" translated, means "states-chain", which is due to the fact that cultural matters in Germany are under the authority of the german states, so also radio and televison, as DFF tried to remain on air at last in the eastern states

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