1959 in German television

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This is a list of German television related events from 1959.

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Events

Debuts

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DFF

Ending this year

Networks and services

Launches

NetworkTypeLaunch dateNotesSource
[[]]Cable and satellite

Conversions and rebrandings

Old network nameNew network nameTypeConversion DateNotesSource
YoungTVAB3Cable and satellite6 October

Closures

NetworkTypeEnd dateNotesSources
[[]]Cable and satellite


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