Barely, but yes. But at the start of World War II, TV was 99% something people had heard or read about, but only about 1% of people had seen. The New York Times for December 8, 1941 has TV listings in it, but a very few, and only very wealthy people had this very expensive, new-fangled electronic gadget in their homes. TV did not really become a part of everyday life until about 1952, and it was about 1956 before the majority (more than 50%) of Americans had it.
It did not affect television since there was no television during World War 2.
They did not have TVs in world war 2 but they did use the radio
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No. Television was a toy in 1940.
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It did not affect television since there was no television during World War 2.
Although the first television transmissions were in the 1930's, they were suspended during World War 2.
No it didnt exist until 1946
There were no television broadcasts during World War II. Not many people had a television set anyway and all broadcasting was done by radio.
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The most noticeable thing going on in the world during the invention of television was probably the Great Depression. Television broadcasting began in Germany and a few other places, on an experimental basis before the beginning of World War 2. The experiments were ended as the war proceeded and were picked up and expanded in the US after the war.
The end of world war 2, computers, television automobiles, economy, and technology
They did not have TVs in world war 2 but they did use the radio
In the 1930's but the service was suspended during World War 2. Only very wealthy people had a television set.
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