Landsberg International

Landsberg International was a radio station operated by the United States Armed Forces after World War II in the American-occupied zone of Germany. It was based in Landsberg am Lech and primarily served displaced persons (DPs) and refugees from Eastern Europe residing in DP camps. The station broadcast programs in various languages, including Polish, Ukrainian, and Russian, catering to the diverse populations in the camps. It operated during the late 1940s and early 1950s, focusing on news, cultural programming, and entertainment for the displaced communities. Its closure coincided with the reduction of DP camps as resettlement efforts progressed.