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First electronic telephone exchange control centre, Germany

Nov. 11, 1962 - The first electronic driven telephone centre Germany The post-minister of Germany, Richard Stucklen started the first telephone exchange centre of Germany to work by electronic controlling, in Munich, Bavaria. This centre is even the first in the world, equipped with defence gas terminals. The control centre is magnitfildkopplern (magnetic field couplers) (ESM) At present connected to this centre are 500 telephone numbers, which should increase to about 3000. Our picture shows post minister Stucklen at the test robot which is inspecting the whole park and will register perhaps showing troubles at the perforation

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3000 Connected Controlling Driven Electronic Equipped Grow Increase Inspecting Magnetic Perforation Perhaps Register Stucklen Technik Terminals Troubles


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