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Communicating via waves

The roots of today's DLR in Neustrelitz can be traced back to a so-called "radio station" established by the military some 100 years ago. It engaged in research and development associated with the use of electromagnetic waves. With the discovery of these waves by Heinrich Hertz between 1885 and 1889 the age of wireless telecommunication began - including long-distance broadcasting.

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