Television broadcasting in The Third Reich

TV Station Paul Nipkow 1935-1944.

Source of images: http://www.spiegeltvdistribution.com/SPTVDistribution/home.nsf/RefProgrammeKa...

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• History
• Television
• nazi
• germany
• paul
• nipkow
• Fernsehsender

[jemmytaveras]

The roots of Fox News, Fernsehsender Paul Nipkow! :)

[MichaelIanHenry]

@KingDT2007 and CNN isnt called the Communist News Network for nothing...

[gojoe283]

The roots of CNN indeed, PBS as well...

[mpjgbx]

I WANT MY NAZI TV!

[kr3ml]

@wolfgang911 what's your point?

[hieraxhideo]

she's hot

[hieraxhideo]

@NietzscheFan91 neither the nazis nor neitzsche would approve, you'd see an islamic empire ruling the roost? tut, tut. Stick with predominantly white, euro-centric - just don't let jews near the banks. The rise of a middle east or north african empire would be a ridiculous, mind-bogglingly inane and vitriolic kebab or allah-rambling, toothless bearded beggars and perpetual civil war

[wolfgang911]

@1276epr The translation is apparently correct. The presentator however is a comedien, a stand up comedien conferencier, I found him on the interent, maybe this would explain his over cynical interlude, on a tone that I can not even imagine on north korean TV. I think we have to ask him :-)

[klm4298]

@fliegeroh You sir, are a prime example of why Europeans have a negative viewpoint on Americans.

[anonUK]

@zoltepp09

Is it illegal to watch someone do it, in a historical context which isn't intended to attract people to Nazism? I would imagine that this is legal because of its documentary nature.

[1276epr]

@wolfgang911 your comment is thought-provoking, sincerely, but he had previously introduced the lasso-dancer in his same clothing and same background so I'm not sure what you are thinking. Surely the Allies did not selectively re-create his presentation after the war. But I agree, his remarks sound oddly trivializing about a sensitive subject and long beforeI think the "swing-tanzen verboten" campaign arose. Maybe the translation is deficient.