Radio Jutrzenka

Radio Jutrzenka was a Jewish radio station in Warsaw, Poland, that operated in the interwar period. It began broadcasting in 1930 and primarily served the Jewish community, providing cultural, educational, and religious programming in Yiddish and Polish. The station played a significant role in promoting Jewish heritage and addressing social issues relevant to its audience. It ceased operations with the outbreak of World War II in 1939, as Nazi occupation forces suppressed Jewish institutions.