2.French Radio june 1944 (1 hour and 7 minutes long)

During the occupation French radio kept on broadcasting under strict German control
This theme will be perfect for any event just before, during and after D-day Normandy, play it when waiting for it in England, play it after liberating the first French village or play it when waiting for the Allies to invade! No speeches related to a certain date, no news flashes about D-day or anything like that, just normal music, some chatter and propaganda.
And ofcourse I have put some Special Coded messages from London for the Resistance on there, including the Jamming sound the Germans chucked at it.

4.BBC home and forces broadcast (2 h. and 55 m. long)

These files will sound like a regular BBC broadcast during WW2, to be more exact; up to end 1942. I have tried to make the files as generic as possible, no famous speeches, no exciting newsflashes. Music, comedy sketches, war reports, and I also tried to use less familiar tunes, no glenn miller or vera lynn but more unknown songs. So close the blackout curtains, light your pipe and turn on the wireless and enjoy a nice night in to listen to whats going on in the world.

5.Großdeutscher Rundfunk (2 hours and 23 minutes long)

These files will sound like a regular Großdeutscher Rundfunk broadcast during WW2.
These broadcasts would have been transmitted all over Europe.
I have tried to make the files as generic as possible, no famous speeches, no exciting newsflashes. This broadcast is supposed to be usable for reenactment events, anytime, anywhere, so it couldn't be too specific. And... NO lili Marlene...

6.Wunschkonzert fur die Wehrmacht
(4 hours and 30 minutes long)

Germanies wartime radio's 'Request Concert for the Armed Forces' programme was broadcast every Sunday, with music chosen by the troops themselves: stirring marches and sentimental ballads, comic songs and unit marching songs.
Although these arent complete authentic Concerts, they do have a few authentic introductions and almost 100 original German wartime tunes!

7.CBS radio day 1939 (19 hours and 9 minutes long)

An entire day of CBS broadcasting 21st September 1939, listen to what the American listener could hear in his home on the day WW2 began.
From 6.30 in the morning till 12.30 at night you hear what one would have heard back then.
Music, newsflashes and the Louis Prima band to end a perfect day...While in Europe all Hell Breaks loose.

8.American Homefront Advice (49 minutes)

48 clips of American radiobroadcasts with newsflashes, advice for the Homefront during ww2.
Buy warbonds, dont eat meat, stick to rations, support the men at the front, etc.

Easy to mix with all your ww2 music to create your own broadcast or messages to be broadcast across your display.

9.D-day full 24 hour reports CBS (23 hours and 18 minutes long)

Listen to an entire 24 hour day of Radiobroadcasts made around june 6th 1944.
Worldnews.
Listen to what the American radio broadcasted on that day, starting with the first rumours coming from Europe.
Exactly as the soldiers families could have been listening to back home.

10.Italy 1943 (2 hours and 30 minutes long)

Over 150 minutes of Italian radio broadcasts how it could have sounded around 1943.
Songs, marches, anouncers talking, etc.
Interesting to use for people who portray Italian Forces during the war or any other allied invasion scenario like the Battle for Salerno.
Be prepared to be disgusted when the Germans borrow some airtime to broadcast a special programma for allied soldiers in Italy... sharing the names of British POW's.

11.Russian Music (Nearly 12 hours of music!)

I have searched all over the place to find more original Russian recordings of Russian songs of the years 1935-1945 and added them to this file.
Now you can have 255 (!) songs,all digitally improved and downsized so they take up less space. Most songs are propaganda songs, marches, etc.
Some great stuff, I can just imagine a few soldiers listening to them in the ruins of Stalingrad!
Its good for morale comrade!

12.Military Radio transmissions (1 hour long)

I have created about 10-20 minutes of ww2 radio transmissions you might have been able to hear at the front. Hear morse, a bit of local civilian radio or you might even pick up fragments of a battle going on elsewhere. Some of the files have more going on then others, I had to work with the material I have.
For the price of 10 Euro's you get radio files for ALL the following nationalities; German, British, Russian, Japanese and American!

13.Charlie & his Orchestra (1 hour and 46 minutes long)

Joseph Goebbels, Hitler's propaganda minister, assembled a swing band called Charlie and His Orchestra to perform Nazified versions of the jazz hits of the day to be broadcast on the medium-wave and short-wave bands throughout the 1930s and 1940s to Canada, the US and Britain.
The idea was to lure the masses in with the irrestible tonic of swing music and, and slyly work the anti-Jewish, American and British lyrics in only after the second or third verse.

14.The attack on Pearl Harbour (20 hours and 50 minutes long)

This broadcast file is the original broadcast on 7th and 8th December 1941.
Follow the news as broadcasted in the US from 2 in the afternoon (Eastern Time) to 2 in the afternoon the next day. Recordings of varied quality let you be witness to a chilling day when broadcasts keep being interuppted for newsflashes.
The playlist gives the titles of the shows as they were supposed to be broadcasted, dont be suprised if you get newsflashes in stead of the program listed.

15.Words at War (18 hours and 20 minutes long)

1943-1945 Words of War was an anthology of war stories, "told by the men and women who have seen them happen." It was produced in cooperation with the Council on Books in Wartime, promising "stories of the battlefronts, of behind-the-scenes diplomacy, of underground warfare, of the home front, of action on the seas." Each show was to be "a living record of this war and things for which we fought."

16.German Music (over 10 hours long)

214 populair German songs and tunes from the late 1930s and 1940s.
No Military marches but dance music and sometimes even Swing!
Over 100 minutes of lovely entertainment.

17.BBC at war (1 hour and 59 minutes long)

During the war the BBC made quite a few amazing broadcasts.
Newsflashes, interviews with people in airraidshelters but also live eyewitness accounts of battle and other often very dangerous situations.
I have collected 107 of these broadcasts, ofcourse a few familiar ones, a Churchill speech here and there, often before heard reports, but also many you may not have heard yet.
All together nearly 2 hours filled with famous voices and infamous moments in history.

18.CBS world news today (27 hours and 45 minutes long)

68 original ww2 American ww2 broadcasts from CBS.
These programs in almost 30 minutes per episode give a overview over what happened on that day during the war.
You can hear the famous correspondents tell you about the situation in Europe and the pacific
News programmes, documentaries, etc.
All the famous voices from ww2 american radio keeping the people at home updated.

19.G.I. Jive & Sound Off (nearly 16 hours)

Hear 66 quarter-hour Armed Forces Radio Service broadcasts with among others G.I. Jill playing the top recordings as requested by servicemen around the world during WW II.
Every episode has a few tunes and some nice messages for the soldiers, a real request programme.
I have also added 16 episodes of 'Sound Off', another WW2 15 minute long music request programme.

20.G.I. Journal & Mailcall (nearly 20 hours)

With top-name talent like Bing Crosby, Bob Hope, Edward Bergen, Jack Benny and many others, GI Journal was an exceptional musical-variety series that entertained soldiers abroad during WWII.
12 half hour episodes of G.I.Journal, but I also added 17 half hour episodes of Mail Call.
Shows broadcasted from the US and send to the soldiers at the front, these two programmes are full with music with comedy sketches inbetween.

21.Soldiers &Treasury Star Parade (nearly 4.5 hours)

Soldiers of the Press: The United Press had War Correspondents in nearly all the theaters of action throughout the War, and these shows are dramatic capsules of their "on-the-scene" eye witness accounts.Treasury Star Parade: Created by the US Treasury Department to stimulate sales of war bonds, the series starred top-name talent such as E.G. Robinson and many others who donated their time and 15-minute performances to the war cause.

22.Churchill
(over 20 hours!)

His speeches were famous among friends and enemies.
I have collected over 50 of his most famous broadcasts in this download.
I have also added his memoirs as he recorded them himself.

25.Black Propaganda (nearly 5 hours!)

I have collected some very interesting examples of Black Propaganda, programmes made by the Axis for the Allied soldiers, trying to confuse them and undermine their morale.
Listen to Axis Sally, Lord Haw Haw and Orphan Ann, hear them talk to the Allied soldiers, hear them give the German view of the news, hear them read out loud letters from Allied POW's or interviews with them.

26.Ambient frontline Sound - IMPROVED!

This Frontline Ambient Soundfile will help you create a more realistic frontline atmosphere for your display. Use it in combination with a sound system or some hidden speakers and you will find yourself right at the front. I have created 3 versions, the original one has planes flying over and big explosions, the second has the planes removed and the third hasnt got any planes or explosions.
You get 19 minutes of background warfare in stereo for 5 euros

27.Radio Ostfront (over 2 and a half hours of broadcast)

Imagine the scene, German soldiers are listening to a small radio somewhere at the Eastfront.
A broadcast from home, German propaganda, music, sometimes difficult to hear, is the transmission losing strength?
Slowly but surely the radio broadcast becomes worse and worse... is that russian they hear?
Finally the German broadcast is pushed from the air by a Russian broadcast.
The Red army is coming closer, bringing with them speeches, propaganda and lots of music.

29.Feindpropaganda (nearly 7 hours of unique material)

During the war the Allies broadcasted tons of propaganda into the German Reich, although it was forbidden to listen to these stations countless Germans couldnt help wanting to hear them.
I've found some rare original broadcasts from Radio America, The BBC, Radio Moscow and even some German resistance broadcasts. Hear them talk about the murdering of Jews, the bombing of Dresden, the battle for Berlin.

30.Harmonists (over 7.5 hours of great songs and rare material)

In the 1920s, 1930s and during the war a craze captured Germany, the people couldnt get enough of so called Harmonists. Groups of men singing lovely songs in harmony.
The most famous were of course the 'Comedian Harmonists' who were disbanded when they were forced to fire their Jewish singers.
But there were many more bands, listen to their songs, some rare recordings from movies, familiar tunes from a bygone era.

31.Kriegsweinacht 1940 (over 1.5 hours of christmas joy... and propaganda)

It's Christmas 1940, all across Europe German soldiers turn on their radios to listen to the famous 'Ringsendung' of Christmas. During a 'live' broadcast troops from every front would call in to wish the listeners a merry christmas.
When you download this file you will be able to listen to such a broadcast, hear soldiers share their greetings, listen to music and songs.

32.An American Christmas (over 22 hours of Christmas in America)

In the 1930's and 1940's Christmas in America was centered around the radio.
Famous stars came together to bring amazing shows to the public sitting under the christmas tree or later somewhere at the front.
I have collected 43 special American christmas broadcasts from the years 1933-1944. 25 of these broadcasts are from the years when America was involved in the war. Most of these shows are half an hour long, lots of comedy, music and fun.

33.A wartime Christmas (2 hours of wartime international christmas)

Christmas has always been a special time of year, especially in time of war.
All sides of the warfaring nations made special broadcasts for their troops, always to boost morale, often filled with propaganda.
Listen to allied and axis troops celebrating Christmas.
And because its always almost Christmas this radiofile costs only 2.50 Euros

35.War of the worlds

The War of the Worlds was an episode of the American radio drama anthology series Mercury Theatre on the Air. The live, 60 minute broadcast, presented mostly as a series of news bulletins, frightened many listeners into believing that an actual Martian invasion was in progress. There was public outcry against the episode, but it launched Welles to great fame.
Welles's adaptation is possibly the most successful radio dramatic production in history

36.FDR (over 3 hours of speeches and talks)

Franklin Delano Roosevelt (January 30, 1882 – April 12, 1945), often referred to by his initials FDR, was the 32nd President of the United States. Elected to four terms in office, he served from 1933 to 1945, and is the only U.S. president to have served more than two terms.

FDR became also famous for making regular radio broadcasts known as 'fireside talks'.
Enjoy 51 famous and less famous broadcasts troughout FDR's career from 1933 up to 1945.

37.Blondie (nearly 6.5 hours of American broadcasts)

Blondie is a popular comic strip created by Murat Bernard "Chic" Young and syndicated by King Features Syndicate. It has been published in newspapers since September 8, 1930.
The success of the comic strip led to a long-run Blondie film series (1938-1950) and a popular Blondie radio program (1939-1950).

Now you can enjoy 14 episodes of this American radio program from 1939-1945.

38.Command Performance (over 13 hours of original broadcasts)

Command Performance was the ultimate entertainment show made during ww2 and to be sent overseas to support the troops at the front.
From March 1942 onwards, every week a 30 minute episode was made with some of the most famous stars.
Enjoy 24 minute episodes from may 1942 to march 1945, most are about 30 minutes, some holiday specials longer.

39.Jack Benny (over 57 hours of hilarious comedy)

Jack Benny was an American comedian, vaudeville performer, and radio, television, and film actor. He was one of the biggest stars in classic American radio.
He made countless of shows that made America laugh, now you can enjoy the programmes he made during those dark days.
I have gathered 94 (!) wartime episodes, each over 20 minutes long!
In total, this radiofile will keep you close to your wireless for over 43 hours!

42.Music from the First World War
(over 7 hours of music from 1914-1918)

This is a collection of tunes from the Great War, marches, songs, etc.
They are original recordings so some of these are of lesser quality then you may be used to.
Regardless, its interesting to hear this songs from another war.

151 songs, marches and tunes in several languages.

51.Another American Christmas (over 22 hours of music and radio broadcasts)

Its that time of the year again, Christmas is around the corner!
Once more I have collected a great bunch of old American christmas shows, just put them on while you are unpacking your presents or enjoy them even more while trying not to fall asleep in your trench covered in snow.

52.Battle of the Bulge (over 3 hours of music and radio broadcasts)

The reception in the Ardennes that very cold winter of 1944-1945 wasn't very good, but those few soldiers who had found a abandoned old radio or who were playing around with a army receiver might have heard something like this radiofile.
Listen as Allied broadcasts are being pushed aside by German propaganda, hear unique propaganda and even the famous Glenn Miller show for German soldiers!
I have added a extra ambient sound of wind and storm to help you imagine what it must have been like.

53.Radio Moscow (over 2 hours of music and radio broadcasts)

This is a propaganda broadcast for all Soviet troops, it will enhance morale and help them remember what they are fighting for.
Your commander can play these trough big speakers hanging from trees at events but you can also use it as a radio broadcast from a old liberated civilian radio.
Courage building music and idealogical speeches and news broadcasts.
You may even turn your speakers towards the enemy... subtle psychological warfare...

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