British Besiege Communist Radio Station Two British military policemen patrol inside a barbed wire cordon which was thrown round the Russian-operated radio Berlin in the British sector of the city early morning, June 3. German police are on guard in the background. This action by the British is a counter-move after communists seized hamlets on the borders of the city. For years the communists have been broadcasting anti-western Propaganda from this station. June 3, 1952. (Photo by Associated Press Photo).
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British Besiege Communist Radio Station Two British military policemen patrol inside a barbed wire cordon which was thrown round the Russian-operated radio Berlin in the British sector of the city early morning, June 3. German police are on guard in the background. This action by the British is a counter-move after communists seized hamlets on the borders of the city. For years the communists have been broadcasting anti-western Propaganda from this station. June 3, 1952. (Photo by Associated Press Photo).
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