on National Health

0:43

Speaks On US Neutrality

9:15

1938-02-03 NBCB March Of Time

28:48

1938-02-10 NBCB March Of Time

28:36

Speaks During National Defense Week

5:15

On Russia And Germany

5:28

On World Events

14:22

Resignation Of Austrian Chancellor Kurt von Schuschnigg

1:47

Announces Austrian Anschluß

9:29

Proklamation Hitlers zum Anschluß Österreichs

2:29

Anschluß - German Armies Cross Into Austria

22:28

Welcomes Austria Into Reich

0:17

Am Heldenplatz, Anschluß Österreichs

0:39

To The Royal Academy Of Arts

1:47

Farewell To Adolf Hitler Who Leaves For Italy

1:08

German Troops At The Border

8:25

Düsseldorfer Reichsmusiktagen

3:13

In Berlin Before Invasion

4:57

On Munich Conference

8:19

Prepares For War

1:04

Appeals For Calm And Peace

11:26

Czechoslovakia Declares Martial Law

5:57

Gives Ultimatum To Benes

3:06

Offers To Meet Hitler

0:24

War Of Words

4:52

Refutes German & Hungarian Propoganda

1:59

Speech Of Milan Hodza, Czech Premier

12:24

On The Brink Of War Over Sudetenland

9:41

On German Claims To Sudetenland

3:03

Thanks Mr Chamberlain

0:16

On Czech Crisis

1:28

1938-09-27 NBC Fred Bates Reporting

9:54

Before Munich Conference

0:37

Just After Munich Conference

0:25

On His Return From Munich

1:09

On Big Four Meeting In Munich

5:01

Occupation Of Sudetenland

0:27

We Must Arm

4:17

On The Realisation Of His Rearmament Program

1:52

1938-xx-xx God Bless You Mr. Chamberlain

0:39

1938-xx-xx IBC Radio Normandie

9:03

Russia And Germany

5:27

380313 CBS World News Roundup.

22:28

Berlin before Invasion

4:57

Fantastic!!

th1rt3enburn

(5 Sterne)

While I've been a user of this site for sometime, I've never thought to listen to any of the 'Olde Time Radio' files from the "Golden Age of Radio". My Grandmother had a set of cassettes that had several different programs: 'The Shadow'; 'Abbott & Costello', as well as various news "flashes" of stories - what's called "Breaking News" today - and often fell asleep listening. After watching 'The American Experience' episode on the anniversary of Orson Wells' "The War of The Worlds" I did a search for the original broadcast and, of course, this site was the one I came to. You know the rest of the story: once I listened to the program in it's entirety - my first time, by the way - I was once again hooked on listening to an era of which I sometimes wished I had lived in, where families from coast to coast gathered round the radio every night. That being said (sorry for the book, here... ) this current set of files I'm listening is first-rate, five star entertainment and is very satisfying to my soul in some strange way. Well done!

Great archive... But Lindbergh speech is from 1941

M.Stax

(5 Sterne)

The speech is given a date of "1938-00-00" but a search on a bit of the text locates it as being from September 11, 1941. "Charles Lindbergh's speech to an America First rally, September 11, 1941" Found it - as titled above - on the http://everything2.com/ site

Duplicate broadcast

nightkey5

(0 Sterne)

1938-03-04 MBS Raymond Graham Swing On Russia And Germany.mp3 is a partial and poor copy of 1938-03-04 MBS Raymond Graham Swing On World Events.mp3

OldBill

(1,5 Sterne)

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Another good item

Telephone Toughguy

(5 Sterne)

Very nice snippets of historical value.