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RTR Radio Traumla ND(Belgien)
RTI Radio Taiwan international
RWB Radio Waaberi (Somalia)
SBO Sagalee Bilisummaa Oromoo
TOM The Overcomer Broadcast
TWR Trans World Radio
UNL Universelles Leben
VOR Voice of Russia
WRN World Radio Network
YFR WYFR Family Radio
Walter Brodowsky
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T-Systems Business Services GmbH
Media & Broadcast
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(DTK T-systems via Mike Bethge-D wwdxc May 31)
GUINEA 7125 R. Guinee/R.Conakry, Sonfonya, 1030-1250, 26 May,
Vernacular, talks,..., French at 1200 when rated 33332 due to adjt. QRM;
25421.
(Carlos Goncalves-POR, wwdxc BC-DX May 28)
HUNGARY Bad news from Pester Lloyd, German language newspaper:
Radio Budapest - Hungary's Foreign radio service since 1934 - will will be
heard for the very last time on June 30. (and French language section
ceases on June 1st already. wb)
This translation from Andrew Tett-UK of BrDXC-UK.
Maybe a translation is in order?
The foreign service will be turned off. Radio Budapest will stop
transmitting on 30 June.
It's not yet official, but pretty definite. Magyar Radio, the public radio
organistaion of Hungary will comletely turn off its external service. A
reliable source in the broadcasting house in [? Brody Sandor utca?] the
remaining foreign language programmes - amongst them German - will sound
for the last time on 30 June 2007. Further details of the planned
development are not available.
Radio Budapest was grounded in 1934. In the Cold War the broadcasts were
considered relatively liveral and not so strongly idealogical as the other
offerings of the Eastern Europeans. Hungary is the first country in the
region to completely close its foreign language [broadcasts].
Auslandsdienst wird abgeschaltet.
Radio Budapest wird zum 30. Juni seinen Sendedienst einstellen.
Es ist noch nicht offiziell, aber bereits sicher. Magyar Radio, die
oeffentlich-rechtliche Rundfunkanstalt Ungarns, wird seinen Auslandsdienst