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SOME WEBSITES ABOUT RADIO NORMANDY...

                                                                           

      An excellent british site very interesting with many information

 



      IBC STUDIO    

             Visit the studios where the english programmes
             of Radio Normandy were recorded







              IBC Studios Portland - Place London
     >>>>












 


 

     Chronomedia   with a page dedicated to our radio station


 



  A french website about the village of Louvetot :  http://perso.wanadoo.fr/didier.breuque

 



     
                                    
Nice French Website about french stations from 20ties till now with a chapter about Radio Normandy

 



 

SOURCES  &  OTHER  LINKS




"When the nature is grown green again,  
When the swallow is back,  

I like to see my Normandy again; 

It's the country that gave me the birth"
. 

(popular traditional song, Radio Normandy music theme) 


Frédéric Bérat


- Booklet "Hello ? Radio Normandy here !" - J. Lemaître -
  Eds Durand (Fécamp)


- Book "Histoire de la Radio en France" - R. Duval - 
  Eds Moreau (Paris)


- Book "Radios privées, radios pirates"
- F.
Ténot - 
  Eds Denoël (Paris)


- "Seine Magazine" No. 3 (July) and No. 4 (Sept 1979)
  and No. 11 (nov 1980)


- Book "Fécamp 1900 -1939" - M.
Lemaître - 
  Eds Bertout (Luneray)


- Book "Fécamp 1939-1945" - M.
Lemaître /
  JP.
Lemaître / JP.
Dubosq - Eds Durand (Fécamp)

- "Offshore Echoes Magazine" No. 100 (English edition) -
  No 105-117-118-119 (French edition)


- News Magazine "Le Courrier Cauchois" -
articles of 9/77
  and 10/97 (Yvetot)


- France Radio Club
Archives








Don't forget our sound extracts on page 1

RADIO NORMANDY COLLECTOR MATERIAL (booklets)
AVAILABLE FROM OEM



 

booklet of postcards with photos of studios, transmitter sites, aerials...
 (click on picture for details)




CLICK ON THE PICTURE FOR OPEN THE BOOKLET (pdf format)

(Colour copies of this booklet of inauguration in 1938 are available from OEM)

Some books speaks about Radio Normandy



2008 - Kelly Books

" AND THE WORLD LISTENED "
par Keith Wallis


Lenny Plugge founded the International Broadcasting Company in 1930. Its first location was at 11 Hallam Street in central London, practically next door to where the BBC's new headquarters, Broadcasting House was under construction. Plugge was not short of cheek and it was that aspect of him that contributed so much to his success and to the development of English language commercial radio beamed from continental stations like Radios Paris, Post Parisien, and especially Radio Normandy. Plugge’s broadcasting ventures made him a millionaire, but his personal life was less successful.
This book tells the full story: his tours through Europe in the 1920s in cars equipped with huge radios and transmitters fitted with frame aerials, the development of the IBC, his ten years as an MP, his marriage break-down and family tragedies of his later life. Some of the famous names involved in the story are Jacqueline Bouvier (later Kennedy), Lady Docker, Annigoni, Sarah Churchill, Noel Coward, Hugh Gaitskill, Mick Jagger, April Ashley and Michael X.

KELLY BOOKS



2002 - Kelly Publications Tiverton Devon



1975 - Terence Dalton Limited of Lavenham Suffolk

Pages: JC Dumenil
Transcript and correction by Richard Evans


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