Over 1,000
EPISODES INCLUDED.
Don't be fooled by other
collections that claim to contain more episodes. Many of these shows
were aired on multiple dates in reruns, so you have plenty of
sellers out there padding their collections with reruns!
We feature all known episodes in existence and do not add
"fluff" to our collections to increase our claimed episode count
like many others.
NOTICE: This
collection is all in MP3 format supplied on DVD. You play
this in your computer and then can copy all the MP3 files to
your MP3 player of choice. This DVD will NOT play in a
regular CD player in your car, or your TV's DVD player, it is
intended for your computer only which will allow you to transfer
the MP3 files to any device that can play MP3's. This collection remains the
largest most original collection on ebay.
WWII
Radio News Broadcasts:
The entertainment industry during World War
II underwent changes to help aid the cause of the war. The
entertainment industry during this time was often controlled by
a country's government. Since the governments believed that a
supportive home front was crucial to their countries' victory,
they generally sought to keep the civilian spirits high and to
depict the war in a positive light. With this motive in mind,
governments engaged in the regulation and censorship of the
forms of media, as well as the introduction of new methods of
informing citizens through these media outlets.
Government censorship of mass media was enforced in much of the
world during this time period in fear of threatening the
domestic harmony of a nation. Some of the most popular forms of
entertainment during World War II were radio, film, and music.
In conjunction with one another, these forms of media kept
citizens entertained with a pastime, informed about their
country's war efforts, and motivated to contribute to the cause
of the war. The radio was a great way to reach out to citizens
and communicate with the community.
In comparison to television, radio was a much more affordable
form of entertainment. Because of this, the radio was the most
popular form of entertainment during World War II. Radio
stations fueled propaganda and reached a countless number of
citizens. Many shows popularized and quickly gained influence in
certain countries. Radio broadcasts, like other forms of
entertainment at the time, were regulated by the government and
were pushed to keep citizens informed about war efforts and to
encourage citizens to help the cause. Radio stations, along with
other media outlets, were major fuels of propaganda during World
War II. The following shows are included in this package:
America At
War
America
Looks Abroad
American
Legion Asks and Presents
Armed Forces
Radio Service Phonograph
Armed Forces
Radio Theater
Army Hour
Battle
Stations
CBS Euro
News
CBS News of
World
CBS Today in
Euro
CBS World
News Today
CBS. The
World Today (Tonight)
Committee on
Constructive Gov't
Dear Adolf
FDR
FDR's Death
NBC
Breakfast Club
NBC Morning
News Roundup
NBC News
NBC War News
News of the
World
World War II
Broadcasts
WWII
Prisoners of War Speak
