On 1 February 1925 the first radio broadcast was aired from Poland, marking a new era of communications in a country which regained independence only 7 years earlier.
For the first months, one hour programs were all that could be heard daily at 18 hours CET, broadcast live from a makeshift studio located in a southern Warsaw suburb. The power output had been a modest half kilowatt, but the transmissions could be heard even outside Poland.
The first surveys showed an audience of 5,000 listeners.
Full audio report: http://thenews.pl/national/?id=124785
(Sergei via DXLD)
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