Charlottenburger Chaussee 109
13597 Berlin
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Alexander Kulpok presents another chapter of contemporary history: “Flashback: start of broadcasting by the SFB”. 70 years ago, on June 1, 1954, the station Freies Berlin (SFB) went on the air. The radio pioneer Alfred Braun, the first SFB director despite his Nazi involvement, opened the station early at 5 a.m. Alexander Kulpok was there from the start.
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KEY VISUAL RÜCKBLENDE: Sendestart des SFB
In June 1954, while still a student, he appeared in his first broadcast on SFB youth radio and later worked as a reporter, editor and in managerial positions at SFB, ARD and ZDF. With numerous audio examples, he reports on the beginnings of the SFB in the year when the Federal Republic became soccer world champions.
ADMISSION FREE
Register by phone at 030-9029-24106 or by email at museum@charlottenburg-wilmersdorf.de.
Spontaneous participation is also possible.
With the support of the Support Group for Education, Culture and International Relations Reinickendorf e.V.
(Program in German)
Dates
July 2024
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