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German News Service Report From Nurnberg World War II Wire
Germans in the zone read Nuernberg dispatches from a German News Service in New York, with copies sent by Morse code and radio. The piece explains how journalism and information flow, how American and allied outlets supply German readers, and how German staff are trained to produce fact based reporting under wartime control. It notes shortages of timely European editions and the spread of news through three controlled radio stations and weekly English language publications for Allied personnel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carter
Germany
Nuernberg
Thei
Dama
Ameria
Auvamion
Nurenberg
Johannes Miras-H
Daan
Dana
World Sens
Delischreiber
America
State Des Patment
New York City
Lerwa Ia
Wie Tifveriation
Hie Tevind International Information Service
Duparrement
Morse Monstors
Crom
York
Cere
Corauf
Kuge Us Vounerpart
Dank
Amerigan Weins Paren
Leena Patton Dinter
Berlin
Bad Nism AL
Courier
Sta Fort
Mutenich
Stuttrart
U. S
Meiker Ame
Revere
World News
Staryear Peo
New York Herald-Tribune
Paris
Nauheim
Life