I expect the Internet made it possible for a few people in the affected areas to find out all views of the conflict, whether they were supposed to or not. But not that many people have the Internet, and some governments control the telephone lines completely. I also hope both hams and operators on the Internet are helping people find their lost relatives. There are older table radios as well as the more unusual ones. One shape on here is called a tombstone.
Speakers line up on the top row here.
There is so much to remark over. I've only shown you a fraction of the 400 radios waiting for you in Ligonier. The admission is free, but your donations are cheerfully accepted. Gotta pay those light and heat and water bills. You are encouraged to bookmark this page.