[CAUT] FW: [Experts] German Piano History

[Ken Zahringer]

Hey, Guys,

Please disregard the request to post to pianotech.  I suddenly remembered
that the sender could do that, which I recommended in my reply.  Yeah, it's
Monday morning.  I'm going to get some coffee now....

Regards,
Ken Z.

Does anybody out there know anything about this?  I've never heard of such a
piano, but it wouldn't surprise me.

Could one of the other "experts" post this to pianotech?  I'm not on that
list.

Thanks,
Ken Z.
-- 
Ken Zahringer, RPT
Piano Technician
University of Missouri School of Music
Columbia, MO

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From: Bobbie Pimm <bobbie at bobbieann.net>
Reply-To: <bobbie at bobbieann.net>, <experts at ptg.org>
Date: Sat, 5 May 2007 12:06:08 -0600 (MDT)
To: <experts at ptg.org>
Subject: [Experts] German Piano History

Hello:

I am hoping someone might be able to point me in the right direction.  I am
doing some research for a novel I am thinking of writing.

I seem to recall reading (a long time ago) about a piano built in Germany
during the Nazi occupation.  It had a secret compartment used to pass along
secret documents, etc.  Can anyone tell me if this actually occurred and if
so what make and model it might be -- or where I should look for further
information?

Any help you can give would be appreciated -- and of course, noted in an
acknowledgement page in the book.

Have a great day!

Bobbie Pimm


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