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20:03の曲名はなんでしょう…？

You could put the name of songs

Tardi's comic "120 rue de la Gare" goes with this.

Vichy France (French: Régime de Vichy; 10 July 1940 - 9 August 1944), officially the French State (État français), was the French rump state headed by Marshal Philippe Pétain during World War II. It was named after its seat of government, the city of Vichy. Officially independent, but with half of its territory occupied under the harsh terms of the 1940 armistice with Nazi Germany, it adopted a policy of collaboration. Though Paris was nominally its capital, the government established itself in the resort town of Vichy in the unoccupied "free zone" (zone libre), where it remained responsible for the civil administration of France as well as its colonies.[3] The occupation of France by Nazi Germany at first affected only the northern and western portions of the country, but in November 1942 the Germans and Italians occupied the remainder of Metropolitan France, ending any pretence of independence by the Vichy government.

What’s the song at 16:48?

36:44 what is the name of this music?

Carabinieri had been disbanded post Mussolini liberation, in Fascist controlled Italy most of them did join the Republican National Guard

Criminaly under rated i listen to this 1 a week

These radio's are a daily listen for me. Thank you so much for the work you do!

Lieutenant Vladimir Koïnsky from the LRDG would probably listen stoically while planning another visit to the talians (well, 1944 is a bit too late, but ok)

The lemonade handout was hopeless; I dug into the stack again. The State University summer course was inviting the governor to attend its summer conference on aims and approaches in adult secondary education. The Agricultural College wanted me to warn farmers that white-skinned hogs should be kept from the direct rays of the summer sun. The manager of a fifth-rate local pug sent a write-up of his boy and a couple of working press passes to his next bout in the Omaha Arena. The Schwartz and White Bandage Company contributed a glossy eight-by-ten of a blonde in a bathing suit improvised from two S. &. W. Redi-Dressings. Accompanying text: “Pert starlet Miff McCoy is ready for any seaside emergency. That’s not only a darling swim suit she has on - it’s two standard all-purpose Redi-Dressing bandages made by the Schwartz and White Bandage Company of Omaha. If a broken rib results from too-strenuous beach athletics, Miff’s dress can supply the dressing.” Yeah. The rest of the stack wasn’t even that good. I dumped them all in the circular file, and began to wrack my brains in spite of the heat. I’d have to fake one, I decided. Unfortunately, there had been no big running silly season story so far this summer - no flying saucers, or monsters in the Florida Everglades, or chloroform bandits terrifying the city. If there had, I could have hopped on and faked a “with.” As it was. I’d have to fake a “lead,” which is harder and riskier. The flying saucers? I couldn’t revive them; they’d been forgotten for years, except by newsmen. The giant turtle of Lake Huron had been quiet for years, too. If I started a chloroform bandit scare, every old maid in the state would back me up by swearing she heard the bandit trying to break in and smelled chloroform - but the cops wouldn’t like it. Strange messages from space received at the State University’s radar lab? That might do it. I put a sheet of copy paper in the typewriter and sat, glaring at it and hating the silly season. There was a slight reprieve - the Western Union tie-line printer by the desk dinged at me and its sickly-yellow bulb lit up. I tapped out: “WW GA PLS." and the machine began to eject yellow, gummed tape which told me this: "WU C062-DPR COLLECT - FT HICKS ARK AUG 22 105P - WORLDWIRELESS OMAHA - TOWN MARSHAL PINKNEY CRAWLES DIED MYSTERIOUS CIRCUMSTANCES FISHTRIPPING OZARK HAMLET RUSH CITY TODAY. RUSHERS PHONED HICKSERS ‘BURNED DEATH SHINING DOMES APPEARED YESTERWEEK.’ JEEPING BODY HICKSWARD. QUERIED RUSH CONSTABLE P.C. ALLENBY LEARNING ‘SEVEN GLASSY DOMES EACH HOUSESIZE CLEARING MILE SOUTH TOWN. RUSHERS UNTOUCHED. UNAPPROACHED. CRAWLES WARNED BUT TOUCHED AND DIED BURNS.’ NOTE DESK - RUSH FONECALL 1.85. SHALL I UPFOLLOW? - BENSON - FISHTRIPPING RUSHERS HICKSERS YESTERWEEK JEEPING HUCKSWARD HOUSESIZE 1.85 428P CLR...” It was just what the doctor ordered. I typed an acknowledgment for the message and pounded out a story, fast. I punched it and started the tape wiggling through the eastbound transmitter before New York could send any more irked notes. The news circuit printer from New York clucked and began relaying my story immediately. The Silly Season (by C.M. Kornbluth) (The Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction, Fall 1950)

„Mit dem Gongschlag: 22 Uhr und zwei Minuten. Der Kampf am Atlantik. In der vergangenen Nacht hat der Feind seinen seit langem vorbereiteten und von uns erwarteten Angriff auf Westeuropa begonnen. Unter dem Schutz massierter Bombenabwürfe und schweren Feuers der Schiffsartillerie führte der Feind seinen zwischen der Orne- und Vire-Mündung und am Ostteil der normannischen Halbinsel aus der Luft und von der See her gelandeten Kräften laufend Verstärkungen und auch Panzer zu. Rasch kamen überall die deutschen Gegenschläge. Beiderseits Cherbourg waren die feindlichen Luftlandetruppen bereits zerschlagen, bevor sie sich noch zum Kampf formieren konnten, und nur unter schweren Verlusten konnte der Feind einen Teil seiner Panzer an Land bringen. Der große Waffengang an der nordfranzösichen Küste hat somit begonnen. Er fand die deutschen Truppen überall bereit.“

> A glowing silver apparition passes over him, so close he can feel the warmth of its exhaust and read the English warning labels on its belly. The tips of its wing guns are sparkling, flinging out red streaks. > They are strafing the survivors. Some try to dive, but the oil in their uniforms pops them right back to the surface, legs flailing uselessly in the air. Goto Dengo first makes sure he is nowhere near any burning oil, then treads water, spinning slowly in the water like a radar dish, looking for planes. A P-38 comes in low, gunning for him. He sucks in a breath and dives. It is nice and quiet under the water, and the bullets striking its surface sound like the ticking of a big sewing machine. He sees a few rounds plunging into the water around him, leaving trails of bubbles as the water cavitates in their wake, slowing virtually to a stop in just a meter or two, then turning downwards and sinking like bombs. He swims after one of them and plucks it out of the water. It is still hot from its passage. He would keep it as a souvenir, but his pockets are gone with his clothes and he needs his hands. He stares at the bullet for a moment, greenish-silver in the underwater light, fresh from some factory in America. > How did this bullet come from America to my hand? > We have lost. The war is over. > I must go home and tell everyone. > I must be like my father, a rational man, explaining the facts of the world to the people at home, who are crippled by superstitions. > He lets the bullet go again, watches it drop towards the bottom of the sea, where the ships, and all of the young men of Kulu, are bound. (Neal Stephenson, "Cryptonomicon")

Direkt aus der SBZ (Sowjietisch Besetzten Zone) 😁! (About which I only read "Red Prometheus: Engineering and Dictatorship in East Germany, 1945-1990" by Dolores Augustine, pretty good, too)

"What are the orders today, comrade?" "The same as yesterday, comrade: Increase Production."

When they were still sigma:🗿 Japan now:🇺🇸💩🏳️‍🌈

0:05 Savoy Stomp • Erich Boerschel and his Orchestra 2:52 Avalon • The Bryan Ferry Orchestra 5:13 The Carioca • RKO Studio Orchestra 8:13 Boulevard of Broken Dreams • Deane Janis with Hal Kemp and his Orchestra 11:35 Two of Everything • Harry Hudson’s Orchestra with Sam Browne 14:29 Sports Report 15:52 You oughta be in Pictures • Rudy Vallée and his Connecticut Yankees 19:15 Blue River • Frank Trumbauer’s Orchestra with Seger Ellis 22:31 WLH News report on Cullen-Harris Act 25:33 Twenties Quickstep • Gerhard Groitzsch and his Orchestra 29:05 Shame on You • Alice Faye with Vallée and his Connecticut Yankees 31:30 Tiger Rag • Ambassador Hotel Orchestra 34:20 Updated Sports Report 35:38 Dancing in the Dark • Ben Selvin & His Orchestra 38:50 Goody Goody • The Lucky Strike Hit Parade Band 40:11 Final Sports Report 43:22 Two of Everything • Harry Hudson’s Orchestra with Sam Browne 46:14 Heart and Soul • Eddy Duchin and his Orchestra 49:11 I'm Living In A Great Big Way • Louis Prima & His New Orleans Gang 53:12 Doin’ the Uptown Lowdown • Isham Jones and his Orchestra 55:53 Hot and Bothered • Duke Ellington and his I Orchestra 59:09 Radio Program 1:18:27 Sing You Sinners • Frank Luther with the High Hatters 1:21:30 Pettin' In The Park • Gene Kardos and his Orchestra with Chick Bullock 1:24:13 Radio Rhythm • Fletcher Henderson’s Orchestra

You didn't make a video. You developed a time-machine. This is not an easy task.

There's no stupid disclaimer here, huh? You only had to put that under your Germany 1933 video.

6:21?

I finally figured it out, the interior is Dishonored! Which one I can’t tell.

It's as if I'm listening to voices of ghosts and I yearn to understand what they are saying.....

56:47 ya hear that? That is one of two things. 1- another "Yankee" air raid 2- he's back🦖

This just so great

What is the radio announcement starting at 16:53 from? I've been trying to figure it out for so long now!

Thank you for an interesting documentation!

This pic is of the game Bioshock Infinite

Oh schön, herzlichen Dank für die klingende Erinnerung. Da werden sich meine Rundfunkgeräte aber"freuen". VG aus dem Sächsischen

Another with Berlin Radio, good improvisation👏

Was für eine tolle harmonische Erinnerung. 👍👍👍👍👍

good

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Lhomme peut etre diriger par son coeur son cerveau ou sa bite. Tout l'art est de gerer tout les trois en meme temps

8 o’clock am you are listening to the DDR radio “. And then is Blabla .

Das war sehr gut, Bravo. Erich Honecker und die Partei gratulieren Ihnen.

Viva Franco!

0:14 Snippet of Viva la pappa col pomodoro • Rita Pavone 0:31 Snippet of Poupée de cire, poupée de son • France Gall 0:42 Snippet of O vento mudou • Eduardo Nascimento 1:00 La habitación Blanca • Los Sprinters 5:11 La Luna ya está en el bote • Los 3 Sudamericanos 7:41 El Cumbanchero • Xavier Cugat y su orquesta 10:40 La, la, la • Los Stop 13:20 Salud, Dinero Y Amor • Los Stop 15:32 Yo Soy Aquel • Raphael 18:13 Estas Botas Son Hechas Para Andar • Los Doble R 20:40 EI Ultimo Tren A Clarksville • Los Stop 23:30 La Sal De La Tierra • Emérita Sorí 26:02 Juanita Bonita • Orquesta Billos Caracas Boys 28:56 News Report 29:57 Mi gran noche • Raphael 32:58 La Ventana • Los Doltons 35:28 Perfidia • The Corsairs 38:28 Ay, Ay, Muchacho • Rita Pavone 40:58 Le Dije a una Rosa • Pedro Miguel Y Sus Maracaibos 43:43 El Turista 1.999.999 • Los Stop 46:25 La Casa Del Sol Naciente • Los Juniors 50:14 Que Me Importa El Mundo • Rita Pavone 52:40 Chiquilina • Los Iracundos 55:48 Yo te daré • Los Stop 58:22 Tema: El Amor • Los Doltons 1:01:39 Corazón Contento • Palito Ortega

Bizzare. Not sure I even want to know what it is that I'm listening to. Hahaha. I guess you had to be there. 🕶⛑💉🎻

0:09 Radio DDR Morning News 0:40 Wolga Wolga - Alexei Mashukov und VIO-66 5:56 Du sollst mein Glücksstern sein - Svend Asmussen und seine Swinging Magic Violins 7:56 Du, du gehst an mir vorbei - Svend Asmussen und seine Swinging Magic Violins 11:24 Serenade - Orchester Gerd Natschinski 13:29 Pasadoble - Eddie Rosner Varieté-Orchester 16:09 DEFA Newsreel 18:56 Petersburger Marsch - Zentrales Orchester der Nationalen Volksarmee 21:10 wenn die soldaten - Zentrales Orchester der Nationalen Volksarmee 23:01 Dank euch, ihr Sowjetsoldaten - Ernst Busch, Ernst Hermann Meyer u. Johannes R. Becher 25:47 Parademarsch Nr. 1 der Deutschen Volkspolizei 1 - Zentrales Orchester der Nationalen Volksarmee 28:04 Die 13 - Günther Haack mit das Orchester Kurt Beyer u. Juergen Kallies 31:21 DEFA Newsreel 33:46 Konsum Magazine 34:40 Die Schlagerrevue 35:11 Die Schatten der Vergangenheit - Nicole Felix • Die Vier Collins • Das Hemmann-Quintett • Orchester Gerd Natschinski 37:46 1999 hast du sicher Zeit - Ruth Brandin • Die Vier Collins • Das Columbia-Quartett • Rundfunk-Tanzorchester Berlin 40:09 Täglich ein paar nette Worte - Hartmut Eichler • Orchester Walter Eichenberg 42:43 Kuckucksuhren-Twist - Ruth & Evelyn 44:54 Mond, Mond, Ja Ja - Die Käfer (Wolfenstein) 47:10 Tapferer Kleiner Liebling - Karl Und Karla (Wolfenstein) 49:22 Wenn Sie Mich So Anseh'n (Instr.) - Orchester Günter Gollasch & Die 4 Collins 51:51 Ich Bin Kein Prophet - Perikles Fotopoulos & Die Sputniks 54:38 DEFA Newsreel 57:14 Mister Sandmann - Medium Terzett 59:26 Venus - Benny Haempel • Die Ping-Pongs • Orchester Guenter Gollasch 1:02:03 Was willst du denn in Rio? - Günter Geissler • Die Collins • Das Columbia Quartett • Orchester Guenter Gollasch 1:04:39 Schwarzer Kater Stanislaus - Helga Brauer • Orchester Guenter Gollasch 1:06:53 Dort treff ich dich, Charlie - Ruth Brandin • Die Vier Collins • Orchester Guenter Gollasch 1:09:53 Ending program Weather report 1:10:46 Hymne der DDR Auferstanden aus Ruinen

Das ist sehr gut!

Walking in Hiroshima, 1945.

la chanson d'edith piaf est des année 50

Modding soundtrack

What’s the song at 8:22 ?

Niece vibe

My soul home.Danke!

Hitler ?

1:42 Music for Night People • The Larry Page Orchestra 4:23 Set’Em Up Joe • Werner Tautz and His Orchestra 7:09 Mama, Look A Boo Boo • Harry Belafonte 11:07 The Killer • Mel Young and His Orchestra 13:31 You Belong To Me • The Duprees 16:39 Happiness is a Thing Called Joe • Peggy Lee with Frank Sinatra & Orchestra 20:44 Smoke Gets In Your Eyes • Ray Conniff and His Orchestra 25:58 I Wanna Be Loved By You • Marilyn Monroe 28:56 Turn Off The Moon • Sue Lyon 31:22 Hallo Mister X • Gerhard Trede 34:35 ECLA News Segment 35:05 Slow Bounce • Gerhard Trede 37:08 The Killer • Mel Young and His Orchestra 39:46 After The Lights Go Down Low • Al Hibbler 42:21 Blues For You • Gabriel Pares 44:48 Smoke Gets In Your Eyes • Ray Conniff and His Orchestra 48:32 Teach Me Tonight • The McGuire Sisters 52:30 Smoke Gets In Your Eyes • Ray Conniff and His Orchestra 55:06 You Belong To Me • The Duprees 57:53 My Guardian Angel • Jimmy Breedlove 1:01:33 Sukiyaki • Kyu Sakamoto 1:04:37 Teacher's Pet • Doris Day with Frank DeVol & His Orchestra 1:07:13 Turn Off The Moon • Sue Lyon 1:09:35 Mama, Look A Boo Boo • Harry Belafonte 1:10:14 Reports of JFK Shot 1:12:17 Happiness is a Thing Called Joe • Peggy Lee with Frank Sinatra & Orchestra 1:16:19 Reports of JFK in Hospital and passing 1:20:13 Ave Maria in B-Flat Major, Op. 52 No. 6, D. 839

Could you ever do a Czechoslovak 1930-1940 radio? I am from Czech Republic.

Great job again! it must be quite challenging to select and then line up suitable music and advertising.