Birthplace of German radio and today a museum of the past 70 years in a special way: original technology, short films and rare exhibits - a visit is definitely worth it

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Heiner

July 15, 2019

Here once stood two or three transmission towers for the broadcasting of the GDR. Today there is only one person who is still visible from afar.

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hansakeks

January 2, 2021

The transmitter museum Königs Wusterhausen has been a museum since 1992 on the area of the former transmitter, the Funkerberg in Königs Wusterhausen. From there, the Post's own long-wave transmitter broadcast a Christmas concert for the first time in Germany on December 22, 1920.
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