Tranzmischon

Young Alexei Visilikov meets the man with Heterochromia Iridium. Johann Müller manages his frustrated team while he secretly studies the Bose-Einstein Condensate Theory. Who IS Frederick Wilhelm really and what does he have to do with The Transmissions?

The man in the radio talks about "The Woman." Sasha teaches his son the family business. Johann Müller becomes a grandfather. Alexei Visilikov turns 8 years old and has a very prudent birthday request.

Sasha Visilikov teaches himself electrical engineering and Johann Müller studies airplane accelerants in America. Peter Klaus shares information on the Bose-Einstein Condensate Theory and the man in the radio begs for his life.

In episode 1 of Tranzmischön we learn about the mysterious phenomenon that captured the attention of Europeans during the summers of 1963 and 1964. Based on the original German recordings of physicist Ilsa Müller, Eleanor Whitford translates this amazing tale of love, loss and intrigue.

In the summers of 1963 and 1964 all across Europe, mysterious untraceable radio transmissions portrayed the story of an unknown man begging for his life. Based on the original recordings of German physicist Ilsa Müller, this is the complete untold story of those transmissions. Narrated by Eleanor Whitford.

Sasha Visilikov teaches himself electrical engineering and Johann Müller studies airplane accelerants in America. Peter Klaus shares information on the Bose-Einstein Condensate Theory and the man in the radio begs for his life.

In the summers of 1963 and 1964 all across Europe, mysterious untraceable radio transmissions portrayed the story of an unknown man begging for his life. Based on the original recordings of German physicist Ilsa Müller, this is the complete untold story of those transmissions. Narrated by Eleanor Whitford.

In episode 1 of Tranzmischön we learn about the mysterious phenomenon that captured the attention of Europeans during the summers of 1963 and 1964. Based on the original German recordings of physicist Ilsa Müller, Eleanor Whitford translates this amazing tale of love, loss and intrigue.