1939年9月18日晚,正在收听广播节目的英国听众突然发现他们的中波频段上出现了一个爱尔兰口音:“德国来电,这里是汉堡帝国广播公司不来梅广播站。”接着是一段前线新闻,对德军在波兰战场的胜果做了极尽夸张的描述;间歇的爵士乐过后,主持人又开始循循善诱地游说英国民众和政府早日与德国化干戈为玉帛。这是《德国来电》节目的第一次播音,也是二战中最具知名 On the evening of September 18, 1939, British listeners who were listening to radio programs suddenly found an Irish accent on their middlewave band: “Germany calls, here is the Hamburg-based BBC Bremen radio station.” Then there is a front line The news made an extremely exaggerated description of the victory of the German troops in the battlefield of Poland. After intermittent jazz, the moderators began to persuade the British people and the government to cooperate with Germany at an early date. This is the first broadcast of the “German Call” program, which is also the most famous in World War II