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Governments in Exile

London-based governments broadcasting home to occupied nations.

18 recordings · 8 broadcasters

Mutual Broadcasting System

Fulton Lewis Czechoslovakia Declares Martial Law

13 Sep 1938 · 5 min

Broadcast 1938-09-13. Mutual Broadcasting System. Transferred from the Internet Archive's WWII audio archive (public domain).

BBC Home Service

Chamberlain On Czech Crisis

27 Sep 1938 · 1 min

Broadcast 1938-09-27. BBC Home Service. Transferred from the Internet Archive's WWII audio archive (public domain).

BBC Home Service

Chamberlain After Czech Invasion

15 Mar 1939 · 0 min

Broadcast 1939-03-15. BBC Home Service. Transferred from the Internet Archive's WWII audio archive (public domain).

BBC Home Service

Czech Ambassador In London On Poland Situation

27 Aug 1939 · 1 min

Broadcast 1939-08-27. BBC Home Service. Transferred from the Internet Archive's WWII audio archive (public domain).

BBC Home Service

Ignace Paderewski On The War Looming Before Poland

1 Sep 1939 · 0 min

Broadcast 1939-09-01. BBC Home Service. Transferred from the Internet Archive's WWII audio archive (public domain).

American Networks — Pool Feeds & Stations

NRK Prince Olaf Of Norway To Norwegians Living Abroad

1 Jan 1940 · 1 min

Broadcast 1940-01-01. American Networks — Pool Feeds & Stations. Transferred from the Internet Archive's WWII audio archive (public domain).

CBS World News

Elmer Davis The News Unusual Precautions In The Netherlands Tonight

9 May 1940 · 4 min

Broadcast 1940-05-09. CBS World News. Transferred from the Internet Archive's WWII audio archive (public domain).

American Networks — Pool Feeds & Stations

AVRO Proclamation Of Queen Wilhelmina On The Attack On Holland

10 May 1940 · 0 min

Broadcast 1940-05-10. American Networks — Pool Feeds & Stations. Transferred from the Internet Archive's WWII audio archive (public domain).

BBC Home Service

Holland Belgium Invaded

10 May 1940 · 0 min

Broadcast 1940-05-10. BBC Home Service. Transferred from the Internet Archive's WWII audio archive (public domain).

Radiodiffusion Nationale — France 1939-40

Hubert Pierlot Dnonce Linvasion De La Belgique

10 May 1940 · 0 min

Broadcast 1940-05-10. Radiodiffusion Nationale — France 1939-40. Transferred from the Internet Archive's WWII audio archive (public domain).

CBS World News

Elmer Davis The News Germans Advance In The Netherlands

11 May 1940 · 4 min

Broadcast 1940-05-11. CBS World News. Transferred from the Internet Archive's WWII audio archive (public domain).

CBS World News

Elmer Davis The News Third Day of German Advances In The Netherlands

12 May 1940 · 4 min

Broadcast 1940-05-12. CBS World News. Transferred from the Internet Archive's WWII audio archive (public domain).

BBC Home Service

Bernard Stubbs On The BEF Advance Into Belgium

13 May 1940 · 1 min

Broadcast 1940-05-13. BBC Home Service. Transferred from the Internet Archive's WWII audio archive (public domain).

CBS World News

Elmer Davis The News Battles In France Belgium Undecided

23 May 1940 · 4 min

Broadcast 1940-05-23. CBS World News. Transferred from the Internet Archive's WWII audio archive (public domain).

Germany Calling

Lord Haw Haw Holland Belgium Invaded

28 May 1940 · 13 min

Broadcast 1940-05-28. Germany Calling. Transferred from the Internet Archive's WWII audio archive (public domain).

BBC Home Service

Winston Churchill On Capitulation Of Belgium

28 May 1940 · 2 min

Broadcast 1940-05-28. BBC Home Service. Transferred from the Internet Archive's WWII audio archive (public domain).

CBC Wartime Service

Princess Juliana Of The Netherlands On Asylum In Canada

17 Jun 1940 · 5 min

Broadcast 1940-06-17. CBC Wartime Service. Transferred from the Internet Archive's WWII audio archive (public domain).

The National Archives Collection

Public Service Broadcast By Ignace Jan Paderewski

16 May 1941 · 15 min

"This is a sound recording of a public service broadcast by Ignace Jan Paderewski, President of the Council of Poland and former Prime Minister of Poland. In it, he urged Americans to buy U.S. defense savings bonds and discussed his experience in war - torn Europe, the German invasion of Poland, and the need to defeat Germany."National Archives Identifier: 1772533

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