ZUM4899702: Dec. 12, 1953 - German's highest T.V. transmitting station... can soon be used. In the heigh of 1836 meters the ~ ~ ilding of two stories is set on the top of the ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ tein. ~ floor ground are the rooms for the technic ~ ~ s, in the other story are the instruments. In autumnn 1954 the first time she station ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ used / Bridgeman Images
ZUM4893752: Nov. 11, 1953 - Helped to blow-up dieppe: Mr. R.S. Macrae of Banstead, surrey - and commission on awards to isentores, at somerset house today. They claim the invention of the limpet bomb and the clam magnetic bomb which did so much in demolition and sabotage work during the war. Mr. Macrae described how they incorporated 'Aniseed balls' in their invention because it was found that the sweets dissolved at a wegular speed in either fresh of salt water-proving to be much more satisfactory that any of the chemicals produced by chemists for the bombs. When the aniseed balls had dissolved they released a striker which set off the bombs - this giving the operators sufficient time to get away from the scene / Bridgeman Images
ZUM4894230: Nov. 11, 1953 - Tito Modifies Trieste Claim” Will not go to war for the City”: An assurance that Yugoslavia would not go to war for the city of Trieste, was given in a speech in Belgrade recently by Marshal Tito. But, he added, that Yugoslavia would continue to insist on being given “all of come which is completely bear”. The city is in Zone A, but he was presumed here to be referring only to the wide areas in the hinterland which are predominately Slovenian speaking. The speech was heard by more than 200,000 people / Bridgeman Images