DW TV: Euromaxx quiz for 20 November 2009

Euromaxx quiz

Enter our euromaxx quiz and you could be the winner of a designer watch. All you have to do to enter the draw is answer the quiz question correctly. The winner will receive a Tissot ladies' watch. Good luck!

These clothes were created by a famous European fashion designer. His designs have been sold under the "Wunderkind" label for several years now. One of the most flamboyant figures in the fashion industry, he grew up on a farm after the Second World War. He originally wanted to become an artist, but found success as a designer. During the 80s and 90s, he sold fashion for men and women under his own name. He's also an author and artist.

Our question: Which top fashion designer is celebrating his 65th birthday this week? Is it:

A - Wolfgang Joop

B - Giorgio Armani

C - Karl Lagerfeld

D - Jean-Paul Gaultier

 

 

 

Our keyword is "Designer".

If you think you know the answer, write to us at DW TV, euromaxx, Voltastrasse 6, 13355 Berlin, Germany. Our fax number: 49 for Germany, 30 for Berlin, 4646 6505. Or send an email to: euromaxx.english@dw-world.de. Answers have to be in by December 4th 2009. As always, our decision is final. Don't forget the key word!

Three weeks ago we asked you in which European country Asterix was created and the anwer was A) France. Today's winner is Chuang Toon Kee from Singapore. You will soon be receiving a Festina ladies' watch.

## DW TV: Euromaxx quiz for 13 November 2009

Quiz
Euromaxx quiz for 13 November 2009


Enter our euromaxx quiz and you could be the winner of a designer watch. All you have to do to enter the draw is answer the quiz question correctly. The winner will receive an Armani ladies' watch. Good luck!



She's a pro - and not just on the tennis courts. These days, Steffi Graf, the most successful German tennis player of all time, also makes a pretty good model. Now 40, she tends to stay away from the limelight as much as possible. Since giving up tennis, Steffi Graf has been living in the US enjoying family life. Eight years ago she married another famous former tennis player and today, the couple have two children.

Our question to you is: Who is Steffi Graf married to? Is it:

A - Stefan Edberg
B - André Agassi
C - Boris Becker
D - Henri Leconte


Our keyword is "Steffi Graf".

If you think you know the answer, write to us at DW TV, euromaxx, Voltastrasse 6, 13355 Berlin, Germany. Our fax number: 49 for Germany, 30 for Berlin, 4646 6505. Or send an email to: euromaxx.english@dw-world.de. Answers have to be in by 27 November 2009. As always, our decision is final. Don't forget the key word!

Three weeks ago we asked you: which European chef has built a multimedia kitchen using the very latest technology? And the answer was Picture C - Johann Lafer. And our winner is Lim Bee Khiam from Phnom Penh in Cambodia who gets a Dolce & Gabbana ladies' watch.

## DW Radio Current Pulse Quiz

Current Pulse Quiz

 What you know could help you win a DW bag of goodies!

Rock on!!!

Which band shares its name with a cocktail, a bee hive hairstyle popular in the 50's and a US aircraft?

Is it?
a) Aerosmith
b) AC/DC
c) Jefferson Airplane.
or
d) B52's

10 lucky people will win a prize for getting the right answer.
Send your answers- including your mailing address - to: E-mail: features@dw-world.de
or Snail Mail: Pulse, English Service, Deutsche Welle Radio, 53110 Bonn, Germany. Get your ideas to us before the end of December 2009. Good luck!

Congratulations to our July/July 'Which animal is the symbol of Germany's capital city, Berlin?' quiz winners:
Gopal Sarder from India
Barnes Omosimua from Nigeria
Stephen Wara from France
M A Wahee from Oman
Pritam Bhakat form India
Kenny Williams from the USA
Steven Schaper from New Zealand
P Indiramani from South India
H Hindun from Central Java, Indonesia
Abdelhafid Sabri from Algeria.

### BENGALI BROADCAST WINTER SCHEDULE

BENGALI BROADCAST WINTER SCHEDULE

VALID FROM 28/10/2009 TILL 27/03/2010

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Trans World Radio 0000-0015 0600-0615 am 5995
Bible Voice 0030-0045 0630-0645 am 5935

Family Radio 0030-0045 0630-0645 am 5935
Family Radio 1300-1500 0700-0900 pm 13820
Advt World Radio 1230-1300 0630-0700 pm 15495
Advt World Radio 1300-1330 0700-0730 pm 15660
BBC, London 0030-0100 0630-0700 am 6065, 9510, 11750
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China Radio Int. 1300-1400 0700-0800 pm 9490, 9600, 11610
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Deutsche Welle 0100-0130 0700-0730 am 11820, 9850
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Family Radio 1500-1600 0900-0600 pm 7510
Feba Radio (Batighar) 0015-0030 0615-0630 am 7370
Feba Radio 0030-0045 0630-0645 am 7370
Feba Radio 1500-1530 0900-0930 pm 7375
Radio Tehran 0030-0130 0630-0730 am 5905, 6185
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Voice of America 0130-0200 0730-0800 am 11500, 15205
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Radio Japan 1300-1345 0700-0745 pm 15215
Saudi Radio 1200-1500 0600-0900 pm 15120
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Trans World Radio 2230-2300 0400-0500 am 882
UN Radio 1605-1620 1005-1028 pm 1134, 7420 Sun
Gospel for Asia 2330-2345 0530-0545 am 6040 Mon-Wed

VOICE OF AMERICA Frequency

VOICE OF AMERICA Frequency B09
(25 Oct 2009 to 27 Mar 2010)

Afaan Oromoo
1730-1800 UTC 9320 9485 9860 11675 11905 (Mon-Fri)

Amharic
1800-1900 UTC 9320 9485 9860 11675 11905

Azerbaijani
1830-1900 UTC 7315 9495 9885

Bangla
0130-0200 UTC 11500 15205
1600-1700 UTC 1575 7435 11500

Burmese
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0130-0300 UTC 12110 15115 17780
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1430-1500 UTC 1575 9325 11965 12120
1500-1530 UTC 9325 11965 12120
1500-1530 UTC 1575 (Sat/Sun)
1530-1600 UTC 1575 9355 11560
1600-1630 UTC 9355 11560
2300-2400 UTC 7430 9325 12120

Cantonese
1300-1500 UTC 1170 7390 9705

Chinese (Mandarin)
0000-0200 UTC 7495 9545 11925 15385 17645 21580
0200-0300 UTC 11925 15385 17645 21580
0700-0800 UTC 9845 11855 11965 13650 13765 15515
0800-0900 UTC 9845 11720 11855 11965 13650 13765 15515
0900-1030 UTC 9845 9855 11720 11855 11965 13650 13765 15515
1030-1100 UTC 9845 9855 11700 11720 11965 13650 13765 15515
1100-1200 UTC 9530 9805 9825 11720 12045 15515
1200-1300 UTC 6040 9530 9785 9825 11635 12045
1300-1330 UTC 6040 7295 9530 9785 9825 12040 13595
1330-1400 UTC 6040 7295 9530 9785 9825 11955 12040
1400-1500 UTC 6040 6105 7295 7525 9785 9825
2200-2300 UTC 6045 7440 9545 9755 9875 11655

Creole
1130-1200 UTC 9660 15390 (Mon-Fri)
1630-1700 UTC 15390 17565
2100-2130 UTC 11905 13725 15390

Croatian0530-0600 UTC 6035
1930-1945 UTC 6135 7465

Dari (Radio Ashna)
0130-0230 UTC 1296 7595 9335
1530-1630 UTC 1296 9335 9770 11575
1730-1830 UTC 1296 7560 9335 9445
1930-2030 UTC 1296 5750 7560

Deewa Radio (Pashto)
0000-0300 UTC 9370 9380 11575
1200-1500 UTC 7455 7495 9370 9565
1500-1800 UTC 5835 7455 7495 9370

English to Europe, Middle East, and North Africa
0100-0130 UTC 1593
1400-1500 UTC 11985 15205
1500-1600 UTC 9685 11765

English to Africa
0300-0400 UTC 909 1530 4930 6080 9885 15580
0400-0430 UTC 909 1530 4930 4960 6080 9885 15580
0430-0500 UTC 909 4930 4960 6080 9885 15580
0500-0600 UTC 909 4930 6080 9885 15580
0600-0700 UTC 909 1530 6080 9885 15580
1400-1500 UTC 4930 6080 15580 17650 17715
1500-1600 UTC 4930 6080 15580 17715 17895
1600-1700 UTC 909 1530 4930 6080 15580 17715 17895
1700-1800 UTC 6080 13710 15580 17895
1700-1800 UTC 909 (Sat/Sun)
1800-1830 UTC 6080 11975 13710 15580 17895
1800-1830 UTC 909 4930 (Sat/Sun)
1830-1900 UTC 909 4930 6080 11975 13710 15580 17895
1900-2000 UTC 909 4930 4940 6080 11975 13710 15580 17895
2000-2030 UTC 909 1530 4930 4940 6080 11975 13710 15580
2030-2100 UTC 909 1530 4930 6080 11975 13710 15580
2030-2100 UTC 4940 (Sat/Sun)
2100-2200 UTC 1530 6080 15580

English to Zimbabwe
1730-1800 UTC 909 4930 12080 15775
1720-1740 UTC 909 4930 12080 15775 (Fri/Sat/ Sun)
1800-1830 UTC 909 4930 12080 15775 (Fri)

(3- language talk show, Live Talk)
English to Afghanistan
0000-0030 UTC 1296 7405
2030-2400 UTC 1296 7405

English to Far East Asia, South Asia, and Oceania
0100-0200 UTC 7325 9435 11705
1100-1130 UTC 1575 (Sat/Sun)
1130-1200 UTC 1575
1200-1300 UTC 1170 7575 9640 11705 11730 11750
1300-1400 UTC 7575 9640 9760 11705
1400-1500 UTC 7575 9760 11885 12150
1500-1600 UTC 7575 9485 11525 12150 13735
2200-2300 UTC 5835 6105 7220 7425 7480 9490 11560
2230-2400 UTC 1575 (Fri/Sat)
2300-2400 UTC 6105 7220 7265 7480 9490 9580 11560

English-Special
0000-0030 UTC 1593
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1500-1600 UTC 6140 7520 9760 15460
1600-1700 UTC 9395 13600 15445
1600-1700 UTC 1170 (Mon-Fri)
1900-2000 UTC 9585 12020
2230-2300 UTC 5890 7230 9780
2300-2330 UTC 1593 6180 7460 11840
2330-2400 UTC 1593 6180 7460 11655 11840 13640

French to Africa
0530-0600 UTC 1530 4960 6020 7265 9480 9505 (Mon-Fri)
0600-0630 UTC 4960 6020 7265 9480 9505 (Mon-Fri)
1830-2000 UTC 1530 6170 9815 17550
1830-1900 UTC 1530 9815 15225 17580
1900-2000 UTC 1530 15225 17580
2030-2100 UTC 6040 9780 9815 12080 15225 (Sat/Sun)
2100-2130 UTC 9435 9680 9780 9815 (Mon-Fri)

Georgian
1530-1630 UTC 9465 11840
1700-1800 UTC 9395 11840

Hausa
0500-0530 UTC 1530 4960 6040 11710
0700-0730 UTC 4960 11710 15180
1500-1530 UTC 9780 11705 15770
2030-2100 UTC 4940 6040 9780 11705 15770 (Mon-Fri)

Indonesian
0000-0030 UTC 9620 11805 15205
1130-1230 UTC 7255 9725 15165
1400-1500 UTC 9360 11635
2200-2400 UTC 9620 11805 15205

Khmer
1330-1430 UTC 1575 9325 11965
2200-2230 UTC 1575 6060 7260 13640

Kinyarwanda/ Kirundi
0330-0430 UTC 7340 9540 11750
1600-1630 UTC 11750 12010 17785 (Sat)

Korean
1200-1330 UTC 1350 5890 7235 9555
1330-1500 UTC 1188 5890 7235 9555
1900-2100 UTC 648 5835 6060 7420

Kurdish
0500-0600 UTC 5945 9690 15225
1300-1400 UTC 11805 15530 17580
1400-1500 UTC 1593 11805 13740 15160
1700-1800 UTC 7550 9650 9815
2000-2100 UTC 1593

Laotian
1230-1300 UTC 1575 9810 11930

Mandarin (Chinese)
0000-0200 UTC 7495 9545 11925 15385 17645 21580
0200-0300 UTC 11925 15385 17645 21580
0700-0800 UTC 9845 11855 11965 13650 13765 15515
0800-0900 UTC 9845 11720 11855 11965 13650 13765 15515
0900-1030 UTC 9845 9855 11720 11855 11965 13650 13765 15515
1030-1100 UTC 9845 9855 11700 11720 11965 13650 13765 15515
1100-1200 UTC 9530 9805 9825 11720 12045 15515
1200-1300 UTC 6040 9530 9785 9825 11635 12045
1300-1330 UTC 6040 7295 9530 9785 9825 12040 13595
1330-1400 UTC 6040 7295 9530 9785 9825 11955 12040
1400-1500 UTC 6040 6105 7295 7525 9785 9825
2200-2300 UTC 6045 7440 9545 9755 9875 11655

Ndebele
1800-1830 UTC 909 4930 12080 15775 (Mon-Thu)
1740-1800 UTC 909 4930 12080 15775 (Fri/Sat/Sun)
1800-1830 UTC 909 4930 12080 15775 (Fri)

(3-language talk show, Live Talk)
Pashto (Radio Ashna)
0030-0130 UTC 1296 7595 9335
1430-1530 UTC 1296 9335 11840 12140
1630-1730 UTC 1296 9335 9770 11575
1830-1930 UTC 1296 5750 7560

Pashto (Deewa Radio)
0000-0300 UTC 9370 9380 11575
1200-1500 UTC 7455 7495 9370 9565
1500-1800 UTC 5835 7455 7495 9370

Persian
0230-0330 UTC 7205 9495 9820
1530-1630 UTC 1593 9320 11705 11775
1630-1700 UTC 1593 5850 9320 9540
1700-1800 UTC 1593 5850 9495 9540
1800-1830 UTC 648 1593 5850 9495 9540
1830-1900 UTC 648 5850 9680 9960
1900-1930 UTC 5850 9680 9960

Portuguese to Africa
1000-1030 UTC 17740 21590 (Sat/Sun)
1700-1730 UTC 1530 11775 15545 21495
1730-1800 UTC 1530 11775 15445 21495
1800-1830 UTC 1530 11775 21495 (Mon-Fri)

Shona
1700-1730 UTC 909 4930 12080 15775 (Mon-Thu)
1700-1730 UTC 909 4930 12080 15775 (Fri/Sat/Sun)
1700-1730 UTC 909 4930 12080 15775 (Fri)Somali
0330-0400 UTC 88.0 5960 11780 15430
1300-1400 UTC 88.0 13580 15620
1600-1630 UTC 88.0 1431 13580 15620
1630-1800 UTC 88.0 13580 15620

Spanish
1130-1200 UTC 9885 13715 15590 (Mon-Fri)
1200-1300 UTC 9885 13715 15590
2300-0000 UTC 5890 5940 9885

Swahili
0300-0330 UTC 7340 9440 (Mon-Fri)
1630-1730 UTC 9565 13870 15730

Tibetan
0000-0100 UTC 7255 7480 9645
0300-0600 UTC 15545 17860 21570
1400-1500 UTC 7255 7470 9670
1600-1700 UTC 7530 7560 11920

igrigna
1900-1930 UTC 9320 9485 9860 11675 11905 (Mon-Fri)

Turkish
0430-0500 UTC 7295 (Mon-Fri)
1145-1200 UTC 15240 (Mon-Fri)
1930-2000 UTC 7235 9490 (Mon-Fri)

Ukrainian (Radio broadcasts in Ukrainianended on December 31, 2008.)
Urdu (Radio Aap ki Dunyaa)
0000-0100 UTC 972 1539 9520 9765
0100-0200 UTC 9765
1300-1400 UTC 972 1539 7440 9390
1400-2400 UTC 972 1539 Uzbek
1500-1530 UTC 801 5930 6105 7470 9530

Vietnamese
1300-1330 UTC 1575 9325 11695
1500-1600 UTC 1170 5955 9520 9725
2230-2330 UTC 6060 13640

(Re-arranged from VOA website)

# Voice of Turkeu (TRT) November Quiz Competition

QUESTION OF THE MONTH

This month’s question is about the founder of the modern Turkish Republic, Mustafa Kemal Atatürk. He died on November 10th. Which of the following is the 2009 anniversary of his death?

A- 71
B- 72
C- 73

10 of our listeners to be determined in a draw from among those with the correct answer will receive a present each from the Voice of Turkey.

We are expecting your answers by November 30th, 2009 either by electronic mail to
englishdesk@trt.net.tr

or by fax, which is
0090 312 490 98 11

Our mail address is
PM 333, 06443
Yenişehir Ankara Turkey

We wish you all good luck

*#* Worldwide Shortwave Radio Link

Worldwide Shortwave Radio Link


Alaska KNLS Radio http://www.knls.org/

Albania Radio Tirana http://rtsh.sil.at

Angola R. Nacional de Angola www.rna.ao/

Argentina Radiodifusion Argentina al Exterior www.radionacional.com.ar

Australia Radio Australia www.abc.net.au/ra

Australia HCJB Radio www.hcjb.org

Austria Radio Osterreich 1 www.oe1.orf.at

Bangladesh Bangladesh Betar www.betar.org.bd

Belgium TDP Radio www.tdpradio.com

Bulgaria Radio Bulgaria www.bnr.bg/en

Canada Radio Canada Int'l www.rcinet.ca

Canada CBC Radio www.cbc.ca

Canada CFRX Radio www.cfrb.com

China China Radio Int'l http://english.cri.cn

China China R. Int'l CRI/Shortwave http://pw2.netcom..com

Croatia Croatian Radio www.hrt.hr
Cuba R. Havana Cuba www.radiohc.cu/viejo/ingles/portada.html

Cuba Radio Havana Cuba www.radiohc.org/index.html

Czech Republic Radio Prague www.radio.cz

Egypt R. Cairo English www.freewebs.com/overseas-radio

France Radio France Int'l www.rfi.fr

Germany Deutsche Welle www.dw-world.de

Germany Overcomer Ministry www.Overcomerministry.org

Germany Pan American broadcasting www.radiopanam.com

Greece Voice of Greece www.voiceofgreece.gr

India All India Radio www.allindiaradio.org

Iran V. of the Islamic Rep. of Iran www.irib.ir/worldservice

Italy IRRS Relay Service www.nexus.org/radio.html

Italy European Gospel Radio www.egradio.org

Japan Radio Japan www.nhk.or.jp/english

Kuwait Ra Kuwait www.radiokuwait.org

Malaysia Voice of Malaysia www.rtm.gov.my

Nepal Radio Nepal www.radionepal.org

Netherlands Radio Netherlands www2.rnw.nl/rnw/en

New Zealand Radio New Zealand www.radionz.co.nz

New Zealand Radio New Zealand www.rnzi.com

Nigeria Voice of Nigeria www.voiceofnigeria.org

Oman Radio Oman www.oman-tv.gov.om/rdeng

Pakistan Radio Pakistan www.radio.gov.pk

Poland Radio Polonia www.polskieradio.pl

Romania Radio Romania Int'l www.rri.ro

Russia Voice of Russia www.ruvr..ru

Serbia Int'l Radio Serbia www.radioyu.org

South Africa Channel Africa www.channelafrica.org/portal

South Korea KBS World Radio www.rki.kbs.co.kr/english

Spain Radio Exterior de Espana www.rtve.es/rne/ree

Sudan Sudan Radio Service www.sudanradio.org

Sweden Radio Sweden Int'l www.sr.se/international

Taiwan Taiwan Radio Int'l http://english.rti.org.tw

Turkey Voice of Turkey www.trt.net.tr

Ukraine Radio Ukraine Int'l www.nrcu.gov.ua

U. S. A. Voice of America www.voa.gov

U. S. A. National Public Radio www.npr.org/worldwide

U. S. A. WBCQ www.wbcq.com

U. S. A. WINB www.winb.com

U. S. A. WRMI www.wrmi.net

U. S. A. WRNO www.wrnoworldwide.org

U. S. A. WTJC www.fbnradio.com

United Kingdom BBC www.bbc.co.uk/worldservice

United Kingdom FEBA www.feba.org.uk

Vatican City Vatican Radio www.oecumene/radiovaticana.org

Vatican City Vatican Radio www.vatican.va

Vietnam Voice of Vietnam www.vov.org.vn

Adventist World Radio www.awr.org

CVC International www.voiceglobal.net

The Voice Africa www.voiceafrica.net

Trans World Radio Trans World Radio www.twr.org

**CRI Looking for Radio DJ

CRI Looking for Radio DJ


Qualifications:
Native English speaker.
Radio experience.
Charming personality.
Team spirit.

Please email us your CV, audio samples and photos at job@cri.com.cn. The CV should include such information as your age, academic degree, citizenship, type of visa if you are already in China, and, most importantly, the music genres you're strongest at.

CRI is a state-run radio station providing news, features, language learning lesson and music to both domestic and overseas listeners. To know more information,
please check www.crienglish.com or tune in to 91.5FM in Beijing.

DW Radio, Asia English Department monthly Quiz

Quiz of the Month (November 09)

Answer the following question to win a short-wave radio and other Deutsche Welle prizes! As Germany celebrates 20 years since the Berlin Wall came down, which Asian country remains divided?

A. Vietnam

B. The Philippines

C. Korea .

To enter the prize draw, please send your answers and your postal addresses to us at myasia@dw-world.de or to Deutsche Welle Radio, Asia English Department, Kurt-Schumacher Straße 3, 53113 Bonn, Germany.

The draw will take place at the end of the month -- the winners will be informed on our radio programme Asia Compact and on this site. Good luck!

Deutsche Welle Radio Internships for Australian Journalists

Deutsche Welle Radio Internships for Australian Journalists .

Do you have what it takes to be a DW-RADIO intern?

Deutsche Welle covers their airfare to and from Germany and pays them a training salary of around $2,500 a month.

The interns are all volunteers from community radio stations belonging to the Community Broadcasting Association of Australia (CBAA). At Deutsche Welle, they learn to become professionals.

Many of the CBAA internship winners have stayed on at Deutsche Welle – either on staff or as a freelancer.

To be successful, an applicant will:
**be an experienced and committed community radio broadcaster with some journalistic training and experience;
**be able to demonstrate an interest in European/German issues; and understand, read and speak German (or be ready to attend an intensive German language course prior to commencing the internship);
**have a university degree.

Since 2006, DW-WORLD (DW's online service) has also been offering two internships.

DW TV: Euromaxx quiz for 6 November 2009

Euromaxx quiz for 6 November 2009

Enter our euromaxx quiz and you could be the winner of a designer watch. All you have to do to enter the draw is answer the quiz question correctly. The winner will receive a Skagen men's watch. Good luck!

French model Marie-Ange is ready to conquer the fashion world: The 19-year-old is the face of the new ad campaign by Spanish fashion chain Mango and she's also starring in numerous photo-shoots for top glossy magazines around the globe. Marie-Ange recently made her cover debut for a French fashion magazine, which has her following in the footsteps of her older sister, who is 12 years her senior and a sought-after international top model.
Our question this week: Who is Marie-Ange's older sister?

Is she:

Our keyword is "Famous Sister".

If you think you know the answer, write to us at DW TV, euromaxx, Voltastrasse 6, 13355 Berlin, Germany. Our fax number: 49 for Germany, 30 for Berlin, 4646 6505. Or send an email to: euromaxx.english@dw-world.de. Answers have to be in by 20 November 2009. As always, our decision is final. Don't forget the key word!

Three weeks ago we asked you: which designer is creating the costumes for the Vienna ballet? And the answer was Picture B - Valentino Garavani. And our winner is Zahoor Ahmed from Rawalpini in Pakistan who gets a Jette Joop ladies' watch.

DW TV: The Fall of the Berlin Wall...Share your thought!

The Fall of the Berlin Wall



What does the Fall of the Berlin Wall mean to you?


Share your thoughts or tell us your story!
Answers from across the world will be presented in our special live broadcast on Monday,9 November 2009.

The Day the Wall Fell Monday, 9 November 2009To mark the fall of the Berlin Wall 20 years ago, DW-TV will broadcast live for 24 hours from Berlin's Brandenburg Gate and Potsdamer Platz, starting at:

07:00 UTC, Monday, 9 November, till07:00 UTC, Tuesday, 10 November

Two decades ago, a peaceful revolution triggered the collapse of Communist East Germany and the advent of a united Germany, as the Cold War drew to a close and Europe's division ended.
November 9th is a special moment in German history, particularly for the people of Berlin whose memories of that momentous day are filled with joy and emotion. The German capital embodies the growing together of East and West like nowhere else, with its iconic landmarks such as the Brandenburg Gate, the Reichstag building and the glittering Potsdamer Platz, once part of the East-West border death strip. Nowadays, it has become difficult even to find traces of the Berlin Wall that once scarred the city!

On 9 November, DW-TV will be in the midst of the festivities on Potsdamer Platz and at the Brandenburg Gate for a 24-hour live broadcast.
Germany is celebrating - come and join the party!

Radio Taiwan International to give away free T-shirts!

RTI to give away free T-shirts!

The English service will give away ten free T-shirts to our listeners. All you need to do is to send your comments and suggestions about Community Talk to rti@rti.org.tw by December 3rd. We will choose listeners from different parts of the world so that everyone will have a chance to win an RTI T-shirt!

RTI Competition: Win a prize....

Win a prize by telling us about your morning routine!

The hosts of Feast Meets West -- Ellen Chu and Andrew Ryan -- are having trouble waking up in the morning, and are looking for some suggestions to create the perfect morning routine.
DETAILS

* Tell us (in 50 words or less) about your morning routine -- how do you start your day, and what do you eat when you get up in the morning?
* Entries must be received by Sunday, November 8th to be eligible for a prize. Winners will be announced in the November 14th edition of Feast Meets West.
* Send your entry by email: androo@rti.org.tw
* Don't forget to include your name and mailing address.
* And as always, thanks for listening to Feast Meets West!

## DW RADIO English: INBOX Quiz

This month Germany is celebrating the opening up of the Berlin Wall 20 years ago।

After construction of the wall in 1961 the U।S। forces created 3 crossing points: one at Helmstedt, Lower Saxony, its counterpart at Dreilinden, Wannsee and one connecting east and West Berlin।

What we want to know at Inbox this month is: what was the name of the most famous checkpoint – which served as the only border crossing point for foreigners visiting Berlin. A checkpoint which was featured in many a spy film and which became a symbol of the Cold War, representing the separation of east and west.

Was it:

a) Checkpoint Alpha

b) Checkpoint Charlie

c) checkpoint duwadidi or

d) Checkpoint Bravo

Get your entries in by November 30th at the latest
- as an e-mail to:
inbox@dw-world.de
- as a text message to:
+49 160148 1000
- by post to:
Deutsche Welle, English Service, Inbox, 53110 Bonn, Germany
Don't forget, if you have any thoughts or anecdotes on the subject, we would love to read them out during Inbox or feature them on our web page.
Good luck!