SOXMIS/SMLM Frankfurt am Main 1978-1980.

The premiere of the three-part film created by ZDFInfo about military communications missions to the GDR and Germany will take place on the evening of December 27. Here we are talking about the German version of the film; The international version (a little longer in English) is also being released, but I do not have relevant information about it yet. When (if) I receive them, I will bring them to your attention. German film title: "Geheime Fronten" (means, "On the secret fronts"). The name of the international version is not definitively defined, it can differ from it. In addition, taking into account the peculiarities of their national languages ​​and cultures, buyers of international versions of programs often come up with and use new names. It remains to be seen whether the Russian-language channels will show interest in the film.

Three series of the film will be broadcast one after another on December 27 in the following times (attention: Central European time!):

2015
2100
2145
You can receive ZDFInfo by satellite (in Western Europe via ASTRA or EUTELSAT satellites), DVB-T (here in Germany) or cable. In addition, you can watch the broadcasts on the web:
Streaming: https://www.zdf.de/dokumentation/zdfinfo-doku/zdfinfo-live-beitrag-100.html
In the media library of the TV channel: https://www.zdf.de/dokumentation/zdfinfo-doku All programs are stored one week here, and at any time of the day, viewers can watch them.
In the same time frame, you can go to the "Sendung verpasst" page (hence, "Transmission is missed") and watch the transfer: https://www.zdf.de/sendung-verpasst
The TV channel often repeats the transmissions, but without a firm time interval. If more than a week later you want to watch a particular program, you need to check the ZDFInfo TV program, find the corresponding replay.
Yours faithfully,                ( https://www.zdf.de/suche?q=Geheime+Fronten&synth=true&sender=Gesamtes+Angebot&from=&to=&attrs= )

Sergey,
I followed the links but have no idea how to handle it.
The language is Russian and the characters too.

Wolfgang

Briefly, upon arrival in Wunsdorf - we shot emissionnye.. And put military. (but not always). The interest in this car was at all. The car we did not put in the garage. I in Potsdam - Department for foreign relations of staff of the gsvg.(1979)

It looks lika a Bedford Van with russian army license plate?

In the GDR, in the area of Wünsdorf and Potsdam we were required to change license plates.(And so the room of this van 6).

BRIXMIS November 1988. Transit route from West Berlin to Mission House via Glienicke Bridge. Transit route from Michendorf in DDR on route 2 to Glienicke Bridge via Potsdam city centre and Mission House.

Hi Sergey,

today i saw two parts of the tv documentation "Geheime Fronten".
It seems it is available until sept. 20th following this link

https://www.zdf.de/dokumentation/zdfinfo-doku/geheime-fronten-einsatz-hinter-dem-eisernen-vorhang-100.html

Wolfgang