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Radio Luxembourg
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Radio Luxembourg was a multilingual commercial broadcaster in Luxembourg. It is known in most non-English languages as RTL.
A group of holiday-making English Radio Luxembourg fans, pictured in front of the main entrance to the Transmitting Station. The date is Wednesday 9 A
A group of holiday-making English Radio Luxembourg fans, pictured in front of the main entrance to the Transmitting Station. The date is Wednesday 9 August 1939, three weeks before the declaration of war.
March 1952 advertising for the Dan Dare Monday-to-Friday serial as it appeared in 208, the programme listing guide to Radio Luxembourg in English
March 1952 advertising for the Dan Dare Monday-to-Friday serial as it appeared in 208, the programme listing guide to Radio Luxembourg in English
Radio Luxembourg at Expo 58 in Brussels, Belgium. July 1958
Radio Luxembourg at Expo 58 in Brussels, Belgium. July 1958
Pirate radio
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A pirate radio station is a radio station that broadcasts without a valid license.
REM Island was a platform off the Dutch coast used as a pirate radio station in 1964 before being dismantled by the Netherlands Marine Corps.
REM Island was a platform off the Dutch coast used as a pirate radio station in 1964 before being dismantled by the Netherlands Marine Corps.
In 1926 WJAZ in Chicago, Illinois, challenged the U.S. government's authority to specify operating frequencies and was charged with being a "wave pira
In 1926 WJAZ in Chicago, Illinois, challenged the U.S. government's authority to specify operating frequencies and was charged with being a "wave pirate". The station responded with this February 1926 publicity photograph of its engineering staff dressed as "wave pirates".