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Monday, April 13, 2026

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Rediscovering Ludwig Koch: Film Revisits Life of Pioneering Sound Recordist Shaped by Exile and War
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NewsDesk MC April 13, 2026April 13, 2026 Alarm Notes film, Anthea Kennedy, archival research, BBC radio, bioacoustics, birdsong recording, Carl Lindström, early audio technology, environmental sound, exile stories, Georgi Dimitrov, German Jewish exile, Human Voices, Ian Wiblin, Ludwig Koch, natural history recording, Nazi Germany, Penelope Fitzgerald, Peter Sellers parody, radio broadcasting history, Reichstag fire, sound recording history, wildlife sound, World War II era

Rediscovering Ludwig Koch: Film Revisits Life of Pioneering Sound Recordist Shaped by Exile and War

“I can’t help but think they made a caricature out of him, but he accepted it to survive.” The life