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British military radio transmitter
Aspidistra was a British medium-wave radio transmitter used for black propaganda and military deception purposes against Nazi Germany during World War
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an Aspidistra species used as a houseplant Aspidistra (transmitter), a radio transmitter codenamed Aspidistra and used by Britain in the Second World War
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Genus of flowering plants
Aspidistra /ˌæspɪˈdɪstrə/ is a genus of flowering plants in the family Asparagaceae, subfamily Convallarioideae, native to eastern and southeastern Asia
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British journalist and propagandist
demoralising news bulletins. For this, Delmer had access to Aspidistra, a 500 kW radio transmitter obtained from RCA in the US (their largest off-the-shelf-model)
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Single by Gracie Fields
The song inspired the name of the Aspidistra radio transmitter, at its time the most powerful broadcast transmitter in the world, built in 1942 near Crowborough
The Biggest Aspidistra in the World
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Form of message tampering
Resolution Protocol messages onto a local area network Aspidistra transmitter – a British radio transmitter used for World War II "intrusion" operations, an
Man-in-the-middle_attack
on U-67. ASDIC – British sonar system used for hunting U-boats. Aspidistra – transmitter station used for Corona, q.v. Aspirin – British Knickebein VHF
List of World War II electronic warfare equipment
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by Theo Osterkamp, and the headquarters of Jagdfliegerführer 2. Aspidistra (transmitter) List of World War II electronic warfare equipment "Electronic
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Interference with authorized wireless communications
deception Association of Old Crows Culture jamming Electronic warfare Aspidistra (transmitter) Eastern Bloc information dissemination Mobile phone jammer Microphone
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British intelligence agency
It was through the BSC that the British acquired the powerful "Aspidistra" transmitter that was used for propaganda by the Political Warfare Executive
British Security Co-ordination
British_Security_Co-ordination
British internal combustion engine manufacturer
in a bombproof underground shelter was used to power the wartime Aspidistra transmitter. By the 1960s, although sales remained reasonable, the company had
Crossley
Town in East Sussex, England
transmitters, including the Aspidistra transmitter during World War II and, after the war, the BBC External Service broadcasts to Europe transmitters
Crowborough
600-kilowatt transmitter built by RCA, which had been in storage. The transmitter was dubbed “Aspidistra” from the lyrics of a popular song. The transmitter’s frequency
Clandestine Radio Broadcasting
Clandestine_Radio_Broadcasting
Cold War civil defence bunker network
bunker had been built here during the Second World War to house the Aspidistra transmitter, broadcasting to occupied Europe. Region 7 (South West) The Bolt
Regional_seat_of_government
Natural area in East Sussex, England
the publication of his philosophical–esoterical book A Vision. Aspidistra (transmitter) "Welcome to Ashdown Forest". Ashdownforest.org. Retrieved 16 December
Ashdown_Forest
at Milton Bryan in Bedfordshire through the powerful medium wave Aspidistra transmitter in southern England, purporting to be an official German military
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Broadcast stations prohibited in Nazi Germany
a song called "Feindsender 64.3". Volksempfanger Radio jamming Aspidistra (transmitter) Sarkowicz, Hans (19 October 2016). "'Feindsender' im Dritten Reich:
Feindsender
Sites of radio transmitters
In the following there are lists of sites of notable radio transmitters. During the early history of radio many countries had only a few high power radio
List_of_transmission_sites
at Milton Bryan in Bedfordshire through the powerful medium wave Aspidistra transmitter in Sussex, purporting to be an official German military station
1943_in_British_radio
British black propaganda radio station during World War II
overseas and the British Secret Service bought it for £165,000. Codenamed Aspidistra, it was installed in a huge, underground bunker near Crowborough in Sussex
Soldatensender_Calais
Overseas Service begins Russian programming. 8 November – Aspidistra medium wave radio transmitter goes into service in the south of England for black propaganda
1942_in_British_radio
Fireside chat: Report on the Home Front. 8 November – Aspidistra medium wave radio transmitter goes into service in the south of England for black propaganda
1942_in_radio
Melbourne radio station
baritones and shower sopranos; those with monkeys, or Alsatians; "the biggest aspidistra in the world" – the list goes on. One night, there was a call for choir
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