Ein Platz An Der Sonne

The German television lottery (Deutsche Fernsehlotterie) has its roots in the time of the Berlin blockade of 1948. At that time the so-called raisin bombers of the Allies, later the three airlines Pan Am, Air France and British European Airways flew children from the isolated West Berlin to West Germany, so that these There a few relaxing holiday weeks in the countryside under the motto "Ein Platz an der Sonne" (A place in the sun) could experience.