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Sayville Wireless Station
German Spies on Long Island
The Mexican Enemy
During World War I the Mexicans plotted with
Germany to take the Southwest. The Mexicans got caught and our country was
saved. The Germans had a spy ring in Sayville and a
huge wireless station that they used to transmit secret messages to Mexico
City about their secret invasion plans. The messages going through Sayville were
uncovered and the country was saved.
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Pancho Villa made deadly raids into America and wanted
German support to invade our homeland. |
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Political cartoon of the Mexican Pancho Villa |
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America's fight in WWI starts in Sayville: President Woodrow will sent
a unit of Marines to kill or capture the Germans in Sayville.
Click for Pictures.
Collected here are articles about the Sayville
Wireless Station

Mexican Treachery - The
Zimmerman Telegram
Telefunken's Role in sinking the Lusitania
German Spies at the Telefunken
Station Seized
Telefunken and the Navy
Charles Apgar - Patriot
Role in World War I
The Telefunken Ruins today
PICTURES of the Wireless Station
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World War Two - Spying Continues
During World War II German Spies were dropped off by a U-Boat near
Amagansett in Suffolk County. They took the
Long Island Railroad to New York City, stopping at the Sayville train
station on the way.
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German spy
George Dasch was in Sayville spying for the
Axis powers during the Second World War. His mission was sabotage |
Save the Wireless Station -
Friends of Long Island Wireless History
FLIWH
The Suffolk County Maritime Museum
has an exhibit of the Telefunken.
Roosevelt Mansion -
House of an important member of the Roosevelt family.
Sayville History
History
- The World was
its Oyster.
Suffolk County News on December 20th 1918
"Beginning in 1911 the Telefunken Company of Germany built a wireless station
in West Sayville just north of the railroad tracks. A 500 foot tower that could
be raised and lowered rose from a ball and socket joint atop a concrete
foundation. It was completed in 1912 and wireless messages could then be
transmitted to a similar tower in Nanen, Germany, 3,500 miles away. From August
1, 1914, until April 6, 1917, the United States monitored messages sent over the
Telefunken wireless and U.S. Marines guarded the station. After the U.S.
declared war the station was sealed off, the wire fence surrounding it was
charged with electricity, and floodlights were placed throughout. After World
War I it was taken over by the MacKay Radio and Telegraph Company and later the
FAA. Presently it is not in use by anyone. The huge mast was demolished in
1938."


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The message to sink the Lusitania went through the Sayville
Wireless Station |
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World War 1
This article is about
wireless radio and the affect on world war one and world war two. The radio and
RCA had quite an effect on the history of radio. Topics include History, Radio,
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Here is the history of radio on long island and Suffolk County, and West
Sayville.
THe history of Sayville and Sayville History. radio, awa, antique
radio association, antique radio, wireless, old radio, awa, awa, awa, awa. The
transatlantic wireless communication tower. World War One WW1 WWI The Mexican
Revolution, General Blackjack Pershing fighting Pancho Villa on the border. The
First World War is also the called the Great War. Long Island spies - German
spies on Long Island.
GERMAN SABOTEURS ON
LONG ISLAND. Nazi espionage in the Hamptons. German spies
under Jahnke's direction then sabotaged military communications. Germans
saboteurs landed on a beach near Amagansett, Long Island to commit sabotage. J.
Edgar Hoover and the FBI searched for them. Yaphank's German Town had a spy
ring. U-Boat dropped off the spies. Coast Guardsman
Coast Guardsman John Cullen
found the four spies, and accepted a bribe to keep him quiet, but he reported
it. George Dasch told a fellow German, Ernest Burger, they should back out.
Dasch reported the what happened to the FBI, and was thrown in prison. There
were also spys in
Ponte Vedra Beach, Florida and the Midwest. The
FBI uses counterespionage. Melissa Joan Hart
biography & bio, pictures hart
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Keystone two reel comedies. Two real comedy.
The Sayville Wireless Station
in West Sayville New York on Long Island built by Tesla. The
Michelle
Young murder
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