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Background

Dziennik Telewizyjny (commonly known as Dziennik) was a Polish communist news program that was started in 1952, broadcasting communist propaganda all across the Polish People’s Republic. It was shut down in 1989 when communism fell in Poland due to the Solidarność movement.

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1st Intro (1952-1970)	3rd Intro (1970-1976)	4th Intro (1976-1989)

1st Intro (1952-1970)

Visuals: The logo shows a radio tower broadcasting shown against a black background. the news broadcaster's name "DZIENNIK TELEWIZYJNY" zooms in to the center.

Variant: Before 1958. the font for "DZIENNIK TELEWIZYJNY" was thicker.

Technique: Cel animation.

Audio: Several morse code-like beeps before heading to a majestic orchestral theme.

Availability: It is unknown on which it played, especially the early version, but it was broadcast in the Polish People’s Republic. The later version so far appeared on a TV special.

2nd Intro (1970-1976)

Visuals: The intro shows a globe covered with the letters “DTV” zooming in bold.

Technique: Cel animation.

Audio: A fanfare, which was the call sign.

Availability: Part of the intro has been found so far, but it was broadcasted in the People’s Polish Republic.

3rd Intro (1976-1989)

Visuals: The intro starts with a map of Poland. Then, the letters “d” and “t” stretch in, white and red respectively. Then, the screen cuts to a map of Europe as the letters stretch in again. Then it cuts to a map of the world as the letters stretch in again, and the word “DZIENNIK” appears under the letters.

Technique: Cel animation.

Audio: Same as the previous intro.

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 ===Background ===
-'''Dziennik''' was a Polish communist news channel that was started in 1952, broadcasting communist propaganda all across the Polish People’s republic. It was shut down in 1989 when communism fell in Poland due to the Solidarnosc movement.
+'''Dziennik Telewizyjny''' (commonly known as '''Dziennik''') was a Polish communist news program that was started in 1952, broadcasting communist propaganda all across the Polish People’s Republic. It was shut down in 1989 when communism fell in Poland due to the [[w:Solidarity (Polish trade union)|Solidarność]] movement.
 {{ImageTOC
-|Dzienniktelewizija.jpg|1st Intro (1952-197?)
+|Dzienniktelewizija.jpg|1st Intro (1952-1970)
-|Dziennik Telewizyjny (1958-1970).png|2nd Intro (1958-1970)
 |Dziennik2ndlogo.png|3rd Intro (1970-1976)
 |Dziennik3rdlogo.jpg|4th Intro (1976-1989)
 }}
-==={{Ordinal|1}} Intro (1952-1958)===
+==={{Ordinal|1}} Intro (1952-1970)===
+<gallery mode="packed" heights="200">
-[[File:Dzienniktelewizija.jpg|center|300px]]
+Dzienniktelewizija.jpg
+Dziennik Telewizyjny (1958-1970).png
+</gallery>
-'''Logo:''' The logo shows a radio tower broadcasting, as the words “Dziennik Telewizjyny” appear over it.
+'''Visuals:''' The logo shows a radio tower broadcasting shown against a black background. the news broadcaster's name "DZIENNIK TELEWIZYJNY" zooms in to the center.
+'''Variant:''' Before 1958. the font for "DZIENNIK TELEWIZYJNY" was thicker.
-'''Technique:''' None.
-'''Music/Sounds:''' Unknown.
-'''Availability:''' Extinct, and is lost media. It is unknown on which it played, but it was broadcasted in the People’s Polish Republic.
-===2nd Intro (1 January 1958-1970)===
-[[File:Dziennik Telewizyjny (1958-1970).png|center|300px]]
-'''Intro:''' The same radio tower emitting radio waves is shown against a black background. the news broadcaster's name "DZIENNIK TELEWIZYJNY" zooms in to the center.
 '''Technique:''' Cel animation.
-'''Music/Sounds:''' Several morse code-like beeps before heading to a majestic orchestral theme.
+'''Audio:''' Several morse code-like beeps before heading to a majestic orchestral theme.
-'''Availability:''' Rare, and no longer in the broadcast. It is unknown on which it played, but appeared on a TV special.
+'''Availability:''' It is unknown on which it played, especially the early version, but it was broadcast in the Polish People’s Republic. The later version so far appeared on a TV special.
-===3rd Intro (1970-1976)===
+===2nd Intro (1970-1976)===
 [[File:Dziennik2ndlogo.png|center|300px]]
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-'''Intro:''' The intro shows a globe covered with the letters “'''DTV'''” zooming in bold.
+'''Visuals:''' The intro shows a globe covered with the letters “'''DTV'''” zooming in bold.
 '''Technique:''' Cel animation.
-'''Music/Sounds:''' A fanfare, which was the call sign.
+'''Audio:''' A fanfare, which was the call sign.
-'''Availability:''' Extinct, and is lost media. Part of the intro has been found so far, but it was broadcasted in the People’s Polish Republic.
+'''Availability:''' Part of the intro has been found so far, but it was broadcasted in the People’s Polish Republic.
-===4th Intro (1976-1989)===
+===3rd Intro (1976-1989)===
 [[File:Dziennik3rdlogo.jpg|center|300px]]
 {{YouTube|id=aVeBSiLwdh0}}
-'''Intro:''' The intro starts with a map of Poland. Then, the letters “'''d'''” and “'''t'''” stretch in, white and red respectively. Then, we cut to a map of Europe as the letters stretch in again. Then we cut to a map of the world as the letters stretch in again, and the word “'''DZIENNIK'''” appears under the letters.
+'''Visuals:''' The intro starts with a map of Poland. Then, the letters “'''d'''” and “'''t'''” stretch in, white and red respectively. Then, the screen cuts to a map of Europe as the letters stretch in again. Then it cuts to a map of the world as the letters stretch in again, and the word “'''DZIENNIK'''” appears under the letters.
 '''Technique:''' Cel animation.
-'''Music/Sounds:''' Same as the previous intro.
+'''Audio:''' Same as the previous intro.
-'''Availability:''' Rare, and is no longer broadcasted due to the fall of the communist government in Poland.
 [[Category:Poland]]
-[[Category:Polish station IDs]]
+[[Category:Polish news intros]]
-[[Category:Station IDs]]
+[[Category:News intros]]