Difference between revisions of "Swedish Rhapsody"
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− | ''[[Ulla]] raises little [[Jouni]] in Rota | + | ''During the 1950s, [[Radioman|Klaus]] works as a radio engineer for the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stasi Stasi] in the DDR. He is sent to Poland to to set up a [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Numbers_station numbers station] to communicate with Polish agents stationed in the West. There, he devises a recognizable introduction theme by recording a music box. This introduction is repeated for several minutes for the user to tune. Along with him, he brings a numbers reading machine which he tweaks to increase the German female's voice pitch. The device ends up being used as is for the following decades by the Polish secret services. |
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+ | ''During the early eighties, [[Ulla]] raises little [[Jouni]] in Rota. [[Florence]] seeks refuge but disappears. | ||
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Revision as of 22:42, 16 November 2015
OUTLINE
During the 1950s, Klaus works as a radio engineer for the Stasi in the DDR. He is sent to Poland to to set up a numbers station to communicate with Polish agents stationed in the West. There, he devises a recognizable introduction theme by recording a music box. This introduction is repeated for several minutes for the user to tune. Along with him, he brings a numbers reading machine which he tweaks to increase the German female's voice pitch. The device ends up being used as is for the following decades by the Polish secret services.
During the early eighties, Ulla raises little Jouni in Rota. Florence seeks refuge but disappears.
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