The Deutsches Rundfunkarchiv (DRA) has been diligently preserving and documenting historically significant audiovisual media since 1952, making it a central hub for broadcasting history. With a focus on the radio during the Weimar era, the National Socialist regime, as well as the television and radio in East Germany until 1991, the DRA boasts an extensive collection. Visitors can explore early radio broadcasts, scripts, images, and more from these pivotal periods.

Additionally, the DRA provides services such as information inquiries, guidance on accessing content, and cultural and scientific insights into public, private, and commercial broadcasting. Whether you're a researcher, historian, or simply curious about the evolution of broadcasting, the DRA offers a treasure trove of audiovisual heritage waiting to be discovered and experienced. Visit their website for a deep dive into a hundred years of broadcasting history