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Early Television Stations European/Australian Mechanical TV StationsThis list of stations was compiled from magazine and newspaper articles.
This list of broadcasting stations appeared in a French magazine in 1932. Thanks to Jerome Halphen for providing it to us.
Phonie = audio, Image = video Some additional translation, courtesy of John Pinckney:
Another 1932 list of European stations, from a Dutch 1932 book about television:
These pages show all the European television and facsimile stations on the air in 1932. Doberitz, Witzleben and Konigswuster-hausen are in Germany.
Some translations:
Note (1) on the first page: These hours are frequently
changed, especially when they are try-out transmissions. Note at the bottom
of the second page: Besides the noted transmitters,
there are at the moment also Paris PTT Television Baird-Montrouge
(Television) and Moscow (Television Cinema) transmissions,
from these the transmission hours are not fixed yet. Zondag, Maandag, etc: Sunday, Monday, etc.
Golflengte: Wavelength
Beeldradio: Picture radio, or facsimile
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