Funk and film

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Funk und Film ( FuFi ) was an Austrian radio and film program magazine that was created in Vienna by the British occupying forces after the Second World War . The first issue of the magazine appeared on December 14, 1945 and contained instructions on how to build loudspeakers, which were rare at the time, in order to spread radio reception. The magazine appeared weekly. The magazine existed from 1945 to 1961 (from 1960 it appeared under the title Funk, Film und Fernsehen ).

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  1. The history of the "ITM practitioner".
  2. Renée Winter: History Politics and Television: Representations of National Socialism in early Austrian TV (1955-1970). transcript Verlag, 2014, ISBN 978-3-8394-2441-4 , p. 38.