Lothar Hartmann

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Lothar Hartmann (* 1908 in Villmar , Hesse ; died November 2, 1972 near Munich) was a German radio journalist .

After the end of the war in 1945, Lothar Hartmann, as head of programming, together with Friedrich Bischoff as artistic director, set up the Südwestfunk in Baden-Baden and in just a few years made it one of the most popular German broadcasters. Until 1964 he was TV program director and deputy artistic director . On May 22nd, 1964 he was appointed by the directors of ARD to succeed Karl Mohr as the new full-time coordinator of German television based in Munich and shortly thereafter received the title of program director for German television . His successor in office at the SWF was Günter Gaus in 1965 .

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  1. ↑ ard.de
  2. ^ Consensus and Crisis: A History of the West German Media Public, 1945-1973 - Volume 12 of Modern Time; Christina von Hodenberg, Wallstein Verlag, 2006. ISBN 9783835300293 pp. 117, 127, 265; google books
  3. ↑ Broadcast PR in context: historical and organizational-theoretical conditions using the example of ARD, Volume 143 of studies on social science; Romy Fröhlich; Springer-Verlag ISBN 9783322942043 pp. 97, 147, 175 google books
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SURNAME Hartmann, Lothar
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German broadcast journalist
DATE OF BIRTH 1908
PLACE OF BIRTH Villmar
DATE OF DEATH 2nd November 1972
Place of death near Munich