List of Radio Stations in Germany - Foreign Radio Stations Broadcast in Germany

Foreign Radio Stations Broadcast in Germany

  • BBC World Service (FM)
  • National Public Radio (FM)
  • Radio France Internationale (FM)
  • Radio Free Europe (SW)
  • Voice of Russia (MW)
List of radio stations in Europe
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recognition
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  • Transnistria
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