WWII Radio News: 1943 (Part 1)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 8 ก.พ. 2025
- I found so many more programs for 1943, that I decided to split it in half. This one covers January to June, and the next video will cover the rest of the year. It seems like this will be the same for the remaining years, so expect many, more hours of WWII news in the near future!
0:00 - World News Today (CBS) - 01/03/1943
24:24 - World News Today (CBS) - 01/09/1943
47:23 - World News Today (CBS) - 01/10/1943
1:12:39 - World News Today (CBS) - 01/17/1943
1:37:07 - World News Today: Allied Forces In Russia (CBS) - 01/24/1943
2:02:03 - World News Today (CBS) - 02/07/1943
2:26:56 - Paul Winterton On Stalingrad (BBC) - 02/09/1943
2:28:22 - Robert Robinson Reports On Victory In Stalingrad (BBC) - 02/09/1943
2:29:23 - Soong Mei Ling (Mrs. Chiang Kai-shek) Appeals To Congress - 02/18/1943
2:33:05 - World News Today: Loss Of America's Largest Submarine (CBS) - 02/21/1943
2:58:09 - World News Today: Allied Forces In Tunisia (CBS) - 02/28/1943
3:23:52 - World News Today (CBS) - 03/07/1943
3:49:06 - World News Today: Battle Of Kharkov (CBS) - 03/14/1943
4:13:26 - World News Today Special Broadcast: Winston Churchill's Speech (CBS) - 03/21/1943
5:11:01 - World News Today: The Tunisian Front (CBS) - 03/28/1943
5:35:34 - World News Today (CBS) - 04/11/1943
6:00:23 - World News Today (CBS) - 04/18/1943
6:25:02 - Gabriel Heatter And The News (MBS) - 04/18/1943
6:35:18 - Frank Gillard On German Surrender In North Africa (BBC) 05/13/1943
6:36:09 - World News Today (CBS) - 05/16/1943
7:01:26 - World News Today (CBS) - 05/23/1943
7:26:34 - World News Today (CBS) - 05/30/1943
7:52:02 - Commander Kimmins On Invasion Of Sicily (BBC) - 06/22/1943
Thank you!
Thank you!
When the static started I almost reached to adjust the dial on the iPad 😆
Lol was looking for the band spread
I'm going down to the 5 and dime to get a tube for my IPhone.
I did too, then paused and laughed.... ☮️
German interference. you're actually immersed in the war when you listen.
Turn your radio. Get it away from the laptop.
This is a fascinating look back in time. Listening to the news broadcasts as they heard it when it happened gives you a perspective you just can't get from anywhere else.
3:27:42 One of the many Admiral Radio ads envisions a world with "television in vivid technicolor" and "may perhaps record a program for you if you happen to be away from home at the time it is broadcast". That's really forward-thinking for 1943.
THE USA WAS STRONG AT ONE TIME … now ?????
For sure.
@@ChasOnErie Don't kid yourself pal - the USA is still #1 in discoveries and inventions.
Yea. Then the Chinese, Russians and North Koreans steal them.
WONDERFUL ! I can't wait to tell my aunts, uncles and cousins that these have been posted !
Many of them were 9 -13 years old Dec. 7, 1941.
I just love all these radio broadcasts!!
Being born in 1951 the war was still a very present element of our daily lives.
And when I was a little girl many, many of the prime time TV shows were b&w shows about WW II. (Everything was b&w no matter what they were about)
Stories were plentiful, and we kids were always interested in them.
In 1951, the USA was being involved in another war called Korean war...
This is a hell of a project - amazing stuff! It's such a shame there's not equivalent stuff for UK broadcasting!!
There is.
@@bfan6032 have you a link?
Well they didn't have Admiral Radios
You could try to see if the BBC kept any of its old broadcasts, but thats about the best I can think of.
Nice to have the opportunity to listen to this. Big like
Awesome to be able to listen to the past so glad there was a way to preserve these forever❤️
This is a well-chosen set of clips, eg Churchill's speech. Even the Admiral ads are interesting. Thank you for posting.
Love old WW2 radio programs.
Keep up the good work.
This stuff is awesome. i like to look at the dates im listening to. i look up that dates to get a good idea what was going on so i already know whats happening but the radio clips seem to connect the dots and add a lot of context to those to give you a better idea what it must of been like. god bless our troops.
4:00:11 made me legitimately laugh out loud about three times over the next five minutes. Something I really didn’t think was possible when it comes to death and destruction. Second funniest thing out of all these broadcasts I’ve heard so far besides the bombing of Pearl Harbor being sponsored by a laxative.
Wish today’s news would report it the way they did then !
They certainly do. They were very pro communist then and are pro communist now.
During WW2 they msm was all too eager to have America ally with the ussr to fight Hitler as if the ussr wasn’t just as genocidal and imperialistic and authoritarian as Nazi Germany and imperial Japan.
There are no news casts now. Just propaganda
I now really want to buy an Admirals Radio
What an upload!! Thank you!
What the heck! I love listeningo to these type of stuff, but it was really nice to hear that there were news going on over here in Colombia, I didn't knew there was CBS here in Colombia back then, and one tends to believe that nothing happened during ww2 over here. Greettings from Medellin, Colombia
I find this fascinating , I would love to listen to a days broadcast ,songs ,jokes and the news as it was broadcast during the war if anyone knows of a link . Thanks jim
25:00 this is definitely from January 1944.
I guess starting a broadcast with the date wasn’t a convention yet in the 40’s.
Fascinating..super ..good post tnx 👍
The Battle of Monte casino did not take place in January of 1943
That was 1944,
Tarawa was November , 1943
It's weird hearing about Russian advances in the Ukraine Region being announced with a Positive Outlook
thanks from us History buffs
Where do I get one of those Admiral radios? I mean, the war's over!
I looked for the rabbit ears to adjust them.
This was the year that I was born. 😮
Who enjoys these reports?
Why is there a big gap between the North African campaign and the landings in Sicily and Italy?
@05:50:11
lol. That’s brilliant. I think it’s from Proverbs? 🤣
So these would have been radio broadcasts of that time in history? Wonderful 👍 families sitting around a radio that was the predominant feature of the living room. How anxious people must have been, especially in Britain as this war started to unfold. 😲
The military men interviews with radio show hosts appear to be scripted, and the "military men" appear to be professional actors. The stories are probably mostly real, though.
Fact filled broadcasts so listeners could make their own judgements, not ideaologies to tell them what to think. Seems like these broadcasters respected their audiences.
News from back when adults reported news about serious adult subjects, for adults.
🫡🪖⛑️ this vid should have a shoutout on the news
I fell asleep to this
Me as well!!! It’s great to listen while resting and having an interest in this time period.
@@jaredcart3473 yea, my friends make fun of me cuz I’m only 14 and I enjoy this stuff😂
I do the same thing. I listen to recordings like these over and over to get all the way through. Very relaxing.
Same here... There's some great old time radio shows on TH-cam now Aaron
This is absolutely amazing. I feel like I just discovered a treasure
A bygone era--the Admiral company will come to your house and do preventive maintenance on your radio. Television had been invented but for the vast majority of Americans it was a pipe dream. Many thanks to the organizers of these anthologies.
The Casablanca conference Winston Churchill and Franklin Delano
John Daly was awesome.
Radios were the Phones and Computers of the Day.No TV yet either.Stereros Were Very Expensive to
I know where this comes from..why did U cherry pick..There were 2 important speeches during that time..FDR on the Coal crisis and Churchill to congress. I doubt very much You Tube would let U broadcast Axis Sally's show.
Third battle of Kharkov amazing
My moms mom's birthday
Soviet troops an all out offensive attack on Stalingrad
@02:32:20 Wow. She actually used the word ‘racist’.
She also referenced Sword of Democles?! Mrs. Kai Shek is quite the educated woman or else her speech writer happens to be a Cicero fan.
And now we are whinny over COVID-19. That’s nothing. The people that lived during WW2 know what sacrifice is!
my mom (British) describes it this way - US American's have never had to band together for the greater good, in England, however, they had to during the bomb raids during WW2 (her parents were in London) and if they didn't, IE. if one neighbor said 'screw all of you, I'm staying in my house with the lights on', the block would be bombed, so, they know what it is to need to work together for survival.
@@armchaircouch you are a fool . Covid restrictions are fascistic and authoritarian .
Going along with them is like signing on to fascism in WW2
@@tyqwdybijo yeah no. 😂
Or is this ww3.... Elites vs the working class....
Just a thought.
@@armchaircouch shut up commie!
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@01:51:54 lol Mae West
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2 hours and 4 minutes into it moris code.
I super love genuine documentary commentary from way back when; people where not such self seeking babies as they are now.
Americans and Australians recapture Buna New Guinea
When the media were patriots
that map is wrong. Scotland And Wales are NOT england
British Isles...
If U knew where this map came from U would understand why the omission. The map is a graphic from the series "Why we Fight." The great director Frank Capra was commissioned by the American government to do this series of features for American consumption in movie theatres at the time. The average American would know of England but not Scotland and Wales.
Cry about it…
December 15 the Allied bombers raid Piraeus Harbor Greece
Greece massacre of the Acqui Division Cephalonia by the Germans
12 16 November Greece battle of Leros the Germans capture the island against British and Italian resistance
Greece massacre of Kommeno by the Germans
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