# Speeches by Prince Bernhard

Heard 1941–1945. 2 episodes.

The collection of Broadcasts from Radio Oranje (Radio Orange) contains a selection of the radio broadcasts that were transmitted between 1940 and 1945. They were broadcasts created by the Dutch Government in exile in London, transmitted to encourage and inform the people of the Netherlands whilst under occupation. This digitized audio file is a so called semi-finished product. During digitization an attempt was made to get as much detail from the original source as possible. This can sometimes mean that there is still a need for post-production to get the best possible end-product for human consumption.

## Sets

- 18-jun.-1941 INTERVIEW VANUIT WRUL BOSTON MET PRINSES JULIANA EN PRINS BERNHARD (Wikimedia Commons): Public domain, as its file page at Wikimedia Commons states, with the reason Commons requires it to give. Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:18-jun.-1941_INTERVIEW_VANUIT_WRUL_BOSTON_MET_PRINSES_JULIANA_EN_PRINS_BERNHARD.wav
- Toespraak door prins Bernhard Duitse capitulatie (Wikimedia Commons): Public domain, as its file page at Wikimedia Commons states, with the reason Commons requires it to give. Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Toespraak_door_prins_Bernhard_Duitse_capitulatie.ogg

## Episodes, in broadcast order

1. [18-jun.-1941 INTERVIEW VANUIT WRUL BOSTON MET PRINSES JULIANA EN PRINS BERNHARD](https://invisiblenetwork.ai/radio-drama/series/wc-speeches-bernhard/3b05038df926), recorded 18 June 1941 (15 min): https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/transcoded/e/ec/18-jun.-1941_INTERVIEW_VANUIT_WRUL_BOSTON_MET_PRINSES_JULIANA_EN_PRINS_BERNHARD.wav/18-jun.-1941_INTERVIEW_VANUIT_WRUL_BOSTON_MET_PRINSES_JULIANA_EN_PRINS_BERNHARD.wav.mp3
1. [Toespraak door prins Bernhard Duitse capitulatie](https://invisiblenetwork.ai/radio-drama/series/wc-speeches-bernhard/5e95db2acfbd), recorded 5 May 1945 (2:17): https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/transcoded/1/1a/Toespraak_door_prins_Bernhard_Duitse_capitulatie.ogg/Toespraak_door_prins_Bernhard_Duitse_capitulatie.ogg.mp3

From Wikimedia Commons; the author and licence are as its file page states.

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