GDR - Germany D.R. (East-Germany) :

Germany was divided after World War II into four occupation zones, from which the American, British, and French zones formed in 1948 the Federal Republic of Germany, also known as West-Germany, and the Soviet zone formed the German Democratic Republic, also known as East-Germany. The city of Berlin kept it's status as occupied territory, as en enclave within the German Democratic Republic. Since October 3, 1990, the 3 parts are unified again, as Federal Republic of Germany.
This is only a very short look on the post-worldwar-2 history of Germany, just as much as is needed for this museum. There is more, of course...

This page lists only stations, which operated before October 3, 1990. Some stations continued in reunified Germany, others ceased their service.

- see here for a note on stations of formerly exixting countries -

		ADN Berlin	DDR-610
		INTERFLUG Berlin (Y4A)	DDR-390
		MFA Berlin	DDR-DDRd
		NDB - 13 non-directional beacons from the GDR	extra page
		PTT Berlin	DDR-240
		Potsdam Meteo (DIT/Y3K)	DDR-480
		Rügen Radio (DHS/Y5M)	DDR-640
		S Emb Berlin (SAM41)	DDR-Sd
		TCH Emb Berlin (OMZ6)	DDR-TCHd
		TS Nauen (DIZ/Y3S)	DDR-510

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