All Articles - Les radios au temps de la TSF

26 May 2026

45 ARTICLES IN ENGLISH

Clandestine radio stations

8 articles

Radio Quercy : The Secret Resistance Radio Station Hidden in a French Castle

Hans Weber, the Soviet Fake Underground Radio That Infuriated the SS

Teenagers on the Air : The Unlikely Pirate Radio of Summer 1952

Radio Metropol, The Nazis’ Secret Radio Station in Austria

Radio Free Russia : The Voice of Dissent Behind the Iron Curtain

After the Liberation of Paris, the U.S. Broadcast Two Secret Fake Radio Stations

May 1943, Three Fake Clandestine Radio Stations Try to Divide Liberated North Africa

Radio-Révolution, the Semi-Secret Voice of the Vichy Regime

Cold War

3 articles

Radio Vorarlberg : Broadcasting in French-Occupied Austria

French Army Destroys Soviet Berlin Radio Antennas

Radio Free Russia : The Voice of Dissent Behind the Iron Curtain

France

10 articles

In 1942, radio stations from both zones covered the Circuit de France, a pale imitation of the Tour

When a Film Was Narrated Live on the Radio for the First Time

1933 : Radio-LL Broadcasts the Slowest Sport in Radio History

Backstage : How Mireille Crafted Her Talk Show on the Poste Parisien

In 1932, a television broadcast launches the powerful new Poste Parisien

Why 8FM Might Be the First Free Radio Station in Paris

The Day in 1946 When Paris Heard a Bold and Unconventional Radio

One Year After the Liberation, French Broadcasting Recovers

Radio Béziers : The Station That Boldly Proclaimed, “Drink Wine!”

Listen All You Want… but Pay : The Incredible Pay-Per-Listen System of Radio Riviera in 1923

French colonies

5 articles

January 1946 : A Decisive Turning Point for Radio in Postwar Algeria

April 1931 : Radio Tananarive Goes on Air, Madagascar’s First Radio Station

Radio Sindex, The First Radio Station in Indochina Was Established in Haiphong

October 1945: Radio Saigon Resumes Regular Broadcasts Amid Chaos

Radio Stations in Vietnam Before the French Withdrawal

Music

1 article

Summer 1923 : African-American Jazz Reaches the French Airwaves

Offshore radios

1 article

Radio-Morue, The Offshore Radio for Newfoundland Fishermen

Projects

1 article

1946 : The Wild Rumor of a Super American Radio Station in Liechtenstein

Technology

3 articles

After the Titanic, Wireless Telegraphy s Comeback in the Volturno Disaster

June 19, 1950: A World First in Stereo on French Radio

1932 : Paris Hosts the First Ever Videotelephony Demonstration

Télévision

6 articles

When the Vichy Government Tried to Launch Television

French Television in 1949 : A Champion Without an Audience

December 1935 : Radiovision-PTT Broadcasts France’s First Television Program

In 1932, a television broadcast launches the powerful new Poste Parisien

What Was on Paris Television Just Before the War ?

1933 : Joséphine Baker’s First Television Appearance in BBC Tests

Vietnam

4 articles

When Radio Tokyo Spoke French to Undermine the Colonial Empire and Target Indochina

Radio Sindex, The First Radio Station in Indochina Was Established in Haiphong

October 1945: Radio Saigon Resumes Regular Broadcasts Amid Chaos

Radio Stations in Vietnam Before the French Withdrawal

WWII

16 articles

The Voice of the Reich : Nazi French-Language Propaganda Broadcasts from Berlin

In 1942, radio stations from both zones covered the Circuit de France, a pale imitation of the Tour

Radio Quercy : The Secret Resistance Radio Station Hidden in a French Castle

The Day Vichy Radio Accidentally Announced the End of the War

When Radio Tokyo Spoke French to Undermine the Colonial Empire and Target Indochina

“This Is France !”: The Vichy Collaborationist Radio Station That Never Broadcast from France

Hans Weber, the Soviet Fake Underground Radio That Infuriated the SS

Iran 1940 : The Birth of Radio Tehran Amid Global Tension

June 18, 1943 : De Gaulle Launches the New Radio Brazzaville Transmitter

Radio Metropol, The Nazis’ Secret Radio Station in Austria

After the Liberation of Paris, the U.S. Broadcast Two Secret Fake Radio Stations

February 1, 1944 : The Nazis Launch the World’s First All-News Radio Station in Paris

May 1943, Three Fake Clandestine Radio Stations Try to Divide Liberated North Africa

Radio-Révolution, the Semi-Secret Voice of the Vichy Regime

Vichy on the Airwaves : The Story of a Broadcasting Failure

The Amazing Story of the American Radio Station in Biarritz after the Liberation

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