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Germany Calling

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on BBC Radio 4 FM

The second of two programmes about German propaganda broadcasts in English during the Second World War.
The Voice of the Nazi Who was the first Lord
Haw-Haw? Was it the traitor Norman Baillie -
Stewart, or an anglophile German who read P
G Wodehouse and rounded off his broadcasts with the expression 'hearty cheerios'?
Denys Blakeway investigates, and talks to surviving traitors and Nazi sympathisers whose blend of lies and half-truths mesmerised British listeners in the early years of the war.
Stereo

Contributors

Unknown:
Norman Baillie
Unknown:
G Wodehouse
Unknown:
Denys Blakeway
Source: Radio Times

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