Yle Archives - Yle Elävä arkisto
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The last upload was February 2019.
Making sound effects uploaded February 2019
Equipments for making sound effects, 1940s uploaded February 2019
Equipments for making sound effects, 1940s uploaded February 2019
Making sound effets, 1940s. uploaded February 2019
Equipments for making sound effects, 1930s uploaded February 2019
A. O. Väisänen, professor of musicology and ethnomusicology, Finno-Ugric music scientist uploaded September 2017
Erkki Vala, journalist, writer and literary critic uploaded September 2017
Matti Kurjensaari uploaded September 2017
Ilmari Turja, journalist and author, 10.10.1947 uploaded September 2017
G. J. Ramstedt in the radio studio with Sakari Pälsi, 1948 uploaded September 2017
The Parliament House of Finland, 1945 uploaded September 2016
Newly-built Children's hospital in Helsinki, 1948 uploaded September 2016
Helsinki city centre in 1947 uploaded September 2016
Helsinki Olympic stadium and stadium tower, 1938 uploaded September 2016
Havis Amanda sculpture by Ville Vallgren in Helsinki uploaded September 2016
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President Pehr Evind Svinhufvud giving a radio speech in honour of the 10th anniversary of the Finnish Broadcasting Company, 1936.
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Two mechanics manufacturing a 1 kW medium waves transmitter in Yleisradio's workshop, ca. 1938.
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Yle Archives - Yle Elävä arkisto said:
Kiitos Heikki Tupalalle termien korjaamisesta!
Television transmitter control device
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Arto Ilmari Särkkä said:
K. S. Sainio (Kaarlo Sakari Sainio) edit Arto Särkkä 20.11.2016
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