Klaus Landsberg

Haskell Boggs on seeing an early television test by Klaus Landsberg and shooting a feature film in 3-D

Carl Brainard on the life and legacy of Klaus Landsberg

Carl Brainard on Syd Cassyd, Harry Lubcke, and Klaus Landsberg's vision for the Television Academy

Stan Chambers on the history and facilities of KTLA and some of the key people who were there at the beginning

Stan Chambers on KTLA's mesmerizing organist Korla Pandit

Stan Chambers on hosting Frosty Frolics on Los Angeles' KTLA

Stan Chambers on reporting at the scene of the 1949 Kathy Fiscus tragedy -- a story that was followed nationwide

Stan Chambers on Klaus Landsberg

Stan Chambers on a photo of Klaus Landsberg

Elinor Donahue on family friend Dick Lane's friendship with Klaus Landsberg and her start in experimental television

Bob Finkel onseeing Klaus Landsberg on television, covering the Kathy Fiscus incident - child fell down a well

Ed Resnick on being hired by Klaus Landsberg to work on an experimental television test stage

Ed Resnick on working for early experimental television station W6XYZ under Klaus Landsberg

Ed Resnick on Klaus Landsberg directing shows for W6XYZ

Ed Resnick on the conclusion of the Kathy Fiscus story, the effect it had on television, and Klaus Landsberg's direction of the broadcast

Ed Resnick on the death of Klaus Landsberg and his legacy

John Silva on almost joining NBC in New York, but instead joining Klaus Landsberg in an experimental television station in Los Angeles, KTLA

John Silva on Klaus Landsberg coming to America from Germany

John Silva on KTLA chief engineer Klaus Landsberg's strategy for the station

John Silva on introducing Lawrence Welk to the ten-minute interval between commercials

John Silva on KTLA covering the atomic bomb test in Nevada in 1952

John Silva on introducing Walter Cronkite to Klaus Landsberg

John Silva on KTLA's transition to color television

John Silva on what Klaus Landsberg would think of then-current KTLA