On 18 May 1923, Czechoslovakia became the second European country to have regular radio broadcasts. To mark the centenary of this historic event, Czech Radio is inviting listeners to share their stories and photos of where they listen to the station.
In return, Czech Radio will send a special QSL card issued to mark the centenary. This card comes from a 1933 radio exhibition and shows where the first international radio transmissions from Czechoslovakia were received. Those interested in receiving a physical QSL card can send their postal address, otherwise a digital copy will be sent by email.
So, if you’re a fan of Czech Radio, don’t miss out on this unique opportunity to be part of this historic moment. Send your stories and photos to [email protected] and receive a special QSL card to commemorate the centenary of Czech Radio.