Radio Dreyeckland (Alsace)
The radio Dreyeckland is an Alsatian private radio stations from Mulhouse , which uses the slogan "La radio of alsaciens" (the radio the Alsace).
The transmitter is in Northern Alsace ( Département Bas-Rhin ) on the frequencies 91.3 MHz (Transmitter Strasbourg- South) and 101.9 MHz and in Upper Alsace ( Département Haut-Rhin ) on the frequencies 96.4 MHz and 104.6 MHz receivable.
The term Dreyeckland means the triangle between Germany , France and Switzerland .
History and program
Radio Dreyeckland is the successor station of Radio Verte Fessenheim , which fought against the Fessenheim nuclear power plant and was also attended by moderators from Switzerland and southern Baden. According to the Medienchronik Nordwestschweiz, the former Radio Verte Fessenheim has been called Radio Dreyeckland since April 1981 .
The anti-nuclear power radio became a versatile links-alternative-green cultural station for the three-country corner with different studios and station locations. Applications for broadcasting licenses have also been made in Switzerland and Germany. In Switzerland there was none, in Germany only in 1988, from which then Radio Dreyeckland (Freiburg im Breisgau) emerged .
Since the Swiss parliamentary group did not receive a license, they shared the frequency and the transmitter location with Dreyeckland, southern Alsace, until the 1990s, but had their own small studio in Saint Louis.
In the course of the 1990s the studio in Saint Louis was given up. The Basel programs only became rarer until they were then completely discontinued. The Swiss have not been involved in any Radio Dreyeckland since then.
Radio Dreyeckland Südelsass has since developed into a commercial music station and moved the main station from the Großer Belchen (French: Grand Ballon) to the Belvedere near Mulhouse, while maintaining frequency 104.6.
At Colmar there is still Radio Dreyeckland Libre, which broadcasts a separate program and corresponds more to the original spirit of Radio Verte Fessenheim.
Web links
- Official website
- Radio Dreyeckland Libre from Colmar
- Private page of a listener with an audio recording of a Dreyeckland broadcast that addresses his own history. Also contains excerpts from Radio Aktiv frei Gösgen, Radio Gurkensalat (from the AJZ Basel), Radio Basilisk and Radio One.