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Old October 16th 04, 12:46 PM
Brenda Ann Dyer
 
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SR wrote:

I was wondering if durring WW2, did people record audio broadcast on
shortwave and if they, what are these recording called and where could I
hear them at?


You might want to check with the Smithsonian, in Washington, DC.



Didn't the government discourage use of SW radios during WWII? I seem to
remember reading where there was some mandate to remove SW reception
capabilities from radios during that time?



 
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