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Who wrote the novel The War of the Worlds?
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Which format made Welles's 1938 War of the Worlds sound real?
Answer: News bulletins
Why: The broadcast did say it was fiction, four times: at the start, either side of the middle break and at the end.
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Which mountain's old name is Bibi Blocksberg's surname?
Answer: Brocken
Why: In legend, witches gather on the Brocken, the highest peak of the Harz, on Walpurgis Night.
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Whose transatlantic flight inspired Brecht's 1929 radio piece?
Answer: Charles Lindbergh
Why: In 1949 Brecht struck Lindbergh's name from the piece and added a preface denouncing the aviator.
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In which country did Die drei ??? begin as a book series?
Answer: United States
Why: German editions of the books followed from 1968, and Europa's radio plays from 1979.
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What was Tim called in the early TKKG stories?
Answer: Tarzan
Why: Tarzan was a trademarked name at the time, so the T in TKKG came to stand for Tim.
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What gave the 1973 radio play Demolition its 3D sound?
Answer: A dummy head
Why: Neumann's first dummy head, the KU 80, sounded impressive on headphones but dull over loudspeakers.
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