Hi,
its called rbb, this is Radio Berlin
Brandenburg. In Germany there is beside private TV-stations a network of
state owned TV-/ Radio-stations. Every land like
Bavaria or Hesse has its own. Smaller ones had fusions of stations like the
former SFB (Sender Freies Berlin) together with ORB (Ostdeutscher Rundfunk
Brandenburg) became rbb.
All these stations work together in the ARD
(Arbeitsgemeinschaft der Rundfunkanstalten Deutschlands).
This is a result of the federal structure of Germany.
ARD is called "Das Erste" - first programme,
and can be seen everywhere in Germany.
In the late 60ies there was a feeling of "One is
not enough" and so ZDF was created. ZDF - "Zweites Deutsches Fernsehen" - second
programme, can be seen also everywhere in Germany.
Beside ARD and ZDF there was a system of "the third
programmes". Every regional station had some hours its own evening Programme
like Bavaria 3 or Hesse 3.
So this is the context of rbb.
Only in the 80ies Germany got private TV and today
there are about 30 different programmes in the cable-net. On satelite even
more.
The "Steinstücken" is part of a
German-German-memorial series around of 9th of november, when there will be 15th
anniversary of the wall-breakdown.
that can be seen here:
the titles are:
1.11. places to remeber - documentation about
Dreilinden
9.11. where was the wall? - lots about the wall and
its dissapearing, with film-material from planes
10.11. model Kleinmachnow - what happened to this
village close to Berlin after the wall-breakdown
11.11. Steinstücken - a resident tells about her
life in Steinstücken.
12.11. Germany comes together - documentation about
4 persons, working in the German parliament 15 years after
reunification.
Regards, Chris
I think, also the others will be of
interest.
i cant say, if rbb is shown in any other cable-net
outside germany.
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Saturday, October 09, 2004 2:58
AM
Subject: [BoundaryPoint] Re: Film about
Steinstücken
Who will boradcast it?
I gtet German TV here in
Washington DC by sattelite, and ZDF is
available on line.
I'll tape it
and distribute DvDs if someone can tell me over which
network it will be
broadcast.
Regards
Len
--- In BoundaryPoint@yahoogroups.com,
Doug Murray <doug@d...> wrote:
>
> I had a friend translate the listing for the film:
>
>
Steinstuecken is an island that belonged West Berlin but was in the
>
middle
> of the area of Potsdam - or better the DDR!
>
>
The residents living there, lived in constant terror. Since 1952 170
>
West-Berliners were isolated from the outside world. They had to take
a
> 1km forrested road through the DDR with border control (NVA
soldiers) to
> get to West Berlin.
>
> Gabriele Leech
Ansprach lived there since the 20's and during her
> childhood she
remembers Steinstuecken as a place of art & culture where
> many
actors and architects lived.
>
> During the war it was a place of
refuge for Berliners who had been
> bombed
> out of their
homes. 9 years before the wall was built the East German
> (DDR)
gov't sealed the island off. In order to protect the residents
>
the
> US military stationed 3 military policemen on the island.
Only these
> three men and the residents of Steinstuecken had access to
the "island".
>
> In 1971 things improved when the US managed to
get an agreement signed
> by
> the 4 powers to allow the building
of a passage into Steinstuecken.
> Steinstuecken once again became a
beautiful greenspace to escape to and
> the border control was
eliminated after 20 years.
>
> ----
>
> Can someone
in Germany tape this, and perhaps we can somehow see it?
> (No illegal
activities suggested or mentioned ;) )
>
> Cheers!
>
> Doug
>
>
> On Friday, October 8, 2004, at 08:35
AM, chris schulz wrote:
>
> >
http://www.rbb-online.de/_/fernsehen/teaser_jsp/key=teaser_1168088.html
>
>
> > it will be on the 11.11.2004 at 01.10h (is this time a
joke?)
> >
> > Regards, chris
> >
>
>
> ---
> A bad day in television is still better than a good
day in a cubicle.