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Voices of History was a radio series that featured some of the most widely-known broadcasts and speeches of the history. 

voices of history

Please enjoy these old time radio shows:

Air Date Title Synopsis
 1969-12-31  Voices Of History George Bernanrd Shaw On The Pacifist Movement
 1969-12-31  Voices Of History 1934 01 30 Hitler Reichstag Speech
 1969-12-31  Voices Of History 1941 12 07 Eleanor Roosevelt
 1969-12-31  Voices Of History Gandhi Denying Pro Violence Statement
 1969-12-31  Voices Of History President Bush Desert Storm
 1969-12-31  Voices Of History Babe Ruth Says Goodbye
 1969-12-31  History 1st Pearl Harbor Bulletin
 1969-12-31  Voices Of History Lou Gehrig Farewell Speech
 1969-12-31  Voices Of History George MCohan My Father Thanks You
 1969-12-31  Voices Of History Amelia Earhart The Pilot
 1969-12-31  Voices Of History 1945 09 02 Japan Surrenders
 1969-12-31  Voices Of History Black Jack Pershing
 1969-12-31  Voices Of History President JFK Ask Not
 1969-12-31  Voices Of History 1945 08 06 Hiroshima News Bulletin
 1969-12-31  Voices Of History Casey At The Bat
 1969-12-31  Voices Of History Florence Nightingale God Bless My Old Comrades
 1969-12-31  Voices Of History Hitler Youth Song
 1969-12-31  History 1st Service At Belson Conentration Camp
 1969-12-31  Voices Of History President Reagan Tear Down That Wall
 1969-12-31  Voices Of History Hitlers Death Announced
 1969-12-31  Voices Of History Amelia Earhart Women In Air Travel
 1969-12-31  Voices Of History Lee Harvey Oswald In Hallway
 1969-12-31  Voices Of History Big Ben Tolling In The 20th Century
 1969-12-31  Voices Of History Babe Ruth On Reporters
 1969-12-31  Voices Of History Howard Carter On Opening King Tuts Tomb
 1969-12-31  Voices Of History Hank Aaron Speech To Congress
 1969-12-31  Voices Of History Hitler What, Me Intolerant
 1969-12-31  Voices Of History Albert Einstein On The Bomb
 1969-12-31  Voices Of History Charles Lindbergh Returns To USA
 1969-12-31  Voices Of History HG Wells On Economics & Politics
 1969-12-31  Voices Of History 1936 08 01 Hitler Opens The Olympics
 1969-12-31  Voices Of History Douglas MacArthur Old Soldiers
 1969-12-31  Voices Of History Billy Sunday Temperance Sermon
 1969-12-31  Voices Of History Babe Ruth 3 Ambitions
 1969-12-31  Voices Of History Lee Harvey Oswald Did You Kill The President
 1969-12-31  Voices Of History Balaclava Bugle Charge Of The Light Brigade
 1969-12-31  Voices Of History President Eisenhower On Korea
 1969-12-31  Voices Of History 1936 03 07 Hitler Reoccupies The Rhineland
 1969-12-31  Voices Of History From Tanquility Base The Eagle Has Landed
 1969-12-31  Voices Of History Gandhi Pleasant Memories
 1969-12-31  Voices Of History Albert Einstein On Ghandi
 1969-12-31  Voices Of History 1934 10 02 Goebbels
 1969-12-31  Voices Of History Mussolini Speech
 1969-12-31  Voices Of History Commander Perry On The Polar Expedition
 1969-12-31  Voices Of History London Air Raid 1940

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The buzz-term for Old Time Radio is "OTR". OTR usually means radio broadcasting from the golden age of radio, mostly before 1964.These shows from the pre-television age include adventure, comedies, mystery shows, western dramas and shows from World War II. These programs feature the best talent of the day and were broadcast nearly as widely as cable programs today. And just like TV today, families would gather around their crystal radio sets to enjoy the entertainment together.