EPISODE · Apr 23, 2026 · 1H 6M
#189 Oorlog op de radio!
from Wegens Hitler · host Sjoerd de Boer & Niels van Andel
In deze aflevering spreken we over het boek Oorlog op de radio van Jan Libbenga. Het boek laat zien hoe tijdens en direct na de Tweede Wereldoorlog een felle strijd werd uitgevochten via de ether. Aan de hand van (recent vrijgegeven) archieven reconstrueert Libbenga de rol van onder meer Radio Oranje en laat hij zien hoe de oorlog letterlijk te horen was in de huiskamers. De podcast steunen? Dat kan hier!
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