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Nr. Regisseur Nachname Vorname Art Format Titel Video Nr. Regisseur Vorname Art Format Titel Video- Beginn Bemerkung Videoformat Sendetermin Sender Nachname nummer 1 Souter Michel F Die Landvermesser 0 b offen Beta 2 K.A Dok Al di Meola 0 a Aufzeichnung vom Beta 28.10.1978 ORF 2 30.09.1978 Z-Club Fest Wr. Stadthalle 3 Soutter Michel F Die Landvermesser 0 b Beta 06.11.1978 ORF 2 4 Schaefer Georg F Ein Krieg der Kinder 1 Beta 5 K.A. Dok Teleskop: doe pazifische 1 fehlt Beta 12.07.1989 ORF 2 Herausforderung. Teil 2 6 Costigan James F Ein Krieg der Kinder 1 Beta 02.11.1978 ORF 2 7 Visconti Lucchino F Gewalt und Leidenschaft 2 Beta 8 Visconti Lucino F Gewalt und Leidenschaft 2 Beta 30.10.1978 ORF 2 9 K.A Gesp. Sondersendu Vor der Entscheidung Teil 1 3 Franz Kreuzer diskutiert Beta 31.10.1978 ORF 1 ng mit Zwentendorfgegner 10 K.A Gesp. Sondersendu Vor der Entscheidung Teil 2 3 Franz Kreuzer diskutiert Beta 02.11.1978 ORF 1 ng mit Zwentendorfbefürwortern 11 K.A N Horizonte Atombunker; Krebsbekämpfung 4 Beta 17.11.1978 ORF 1 12 K.A Disk Club 2 Wie entsteht ein Bestseller 5 Beta 31.10.1978 ORF 2 13 Altman Robert F Der Tod kennt keine 6 Beta Unterschiede 14 Altmann Robert F Der Tod kennt keine Wiederkehr 6 Beta 18.11.1978 ORF 1 15 K.A N ZIB ZIB 1 & ZIB 2 7 Sondersendungen Beta 05.11.1978 ORF 1 16 K.A N ZIB ZIB 1 & ZIB 2 8 Sondersendungen Beta 05.11.1978 ORF 2 17 K.A N ZIB ZIB 1 9 a Volksabstimmung Beta 06.11.1978 ORF 1 18 K.A N ZIB ZIB 2 9 b Stärkung Kreisky, Beta 06.11.1978 ORF 2 Generalvollmacht 19 K.A N ZIB ZIB 2 10 a Parlamentsdebatte, Beta 07.11.1978 ORF 2 Pressespiegel… 20 K.A Disk Club 2 Konrad Lorenz 10 b Beta 07.11.1978 ORF 2 21 K.A Disk Club 2 Konrad Lorenz 11 Beta 07.11.1978 ORF 2 22 K.A N Teleobjektiv Polizei - Masche menschlich; Die 12 Beta 08.11.1979 ORF 2 Wirtin vom Hotel Bolivar - Situation in Peru 23 K.A N ZIB ZIB 2 13 SP-Antrag auf Anti Beta 08.11.1978 ORF 2 Atomgesetz… 24 Losey Joseph F Monsieur Klein 14 Beta 25 Losey Joseph F Mr. Klein 14 Beta 09.11.1978 ORF 2 Nr. Regisseur Vorname Art Format Titel Video- Beginn Bemerkung Videoformat Sendetermin Sender Nachname nummer 26 K.A N ZIB ZIB 1 15 c Kirchschläger in Beta 11.11.1978 ORF 1 Rumänien 27 K.A N ZIB ZIB 1 15 d 60 Jahre Republik Beta 12.11.1978 ORF 1 Festsitzung… 28 K.A N ZIB ZIB 2 15 a Beschlüsse über Beta 09.11.1978 ORF 2 Zwentendorf… 29 K.A N ZIB ZIB 2 15 b Theo Lingen gestorben Beta 10.11.1978 ORF 2 30 K.A N ZIB ZIB 1 16 b Beta 14.11.1978 ORF 1 31 K.A N ZIB ZIB 1 16 d Beta 16.11.1978 ORF 1 32 K.A N ZIB ZIB 2 16 a Beta 13.11.1978 ORF 2 33 K.A N ZIB ZIB 2 16 c Beta 15.11.1978 ORF 2 34 Resetarits Lukas Kab. Der letzte Aufguß 17 Eigenproduktion im Z-Club Beta 07.11.1978 35 Ditfurth Hoimar von Dok Wenn aus Tieren Pflanzen 18 a Beta 10.11.1978 ORF 2 werden 36 Emmerich Klaus Dok Rückkehr nach München - Franz 18 b Unter Mitarbeit von Beta 14.11.1978 ORF 1 josef Strauss Alexander Vodopivec 37 Stappen G. Dok 1914 - 1918 19 a Das Ende des Habsburger- Beta 11.11.1978 ORF 2 Reiches 38 Ruge Helmut Kab. der ganz Der ganz normale Wahnsinn 19 b Beta 11.11.1978 ORF 2 normale Wahnsinn 39 K.A N Prisma Bürgernahes Fernsehen 20 2 Filme Beta 12.11.1978 ORF 2 40 K.A Disk Club 2 Wer verdient warum wieviel? 21 Beta 16.11.1978 ORF 2 41 K.A FM Apropos Film Polanski; N. Kinski; Die 22 Beta 15.11.1978 ORF 2 Hamburger Krankheit; Fernando Arrabal; Anita Ekberg; Schwester Mörderin 42 Patzak Peter F 48 23 Beta 43 Patzak Peter TS Kottan Nachttankstelle 23 Beta 16.11.1978 ORF 1 ermittelt 44 K.A N ZIB ZIB 1 24 e Beta 21.11.1978 ORF 1 45 K.A N ZIB ZIB 1 24 b Beta 18.11.1978 ORF 1 46 K.A N ZIB ZIB 1 24 c Beta 19.11.1978 ORF 1 47 K.A N ZIB ZIB 1 24 d Beta 20.11.1978 ORF 1 48 K.A N ZIB ZIB 2 24 a Hoffmann Jugoslawien, Beta 17.11.1978 ORF 2 Landtagswahl Südtirol… 49 K.A JM Ohne Arbeiterkultur 25 a Beginn erst nach 15 Beta 11.02.1981 ORF 2 Maulkorb Minuten Nr. Regisseur Vorname Art Format Titel Video- Beginn Bemerkung Videoformat Sendetermin Sender Nachname nummer 50 K.A Disk Club 2 Die Ludwig - Stiftung, der Streit 25 b Beta 12.02.1981 ORF 2 um das Museum Moderner Kunst 51 K.A Disk Club 2 Tote als Ersatzteillager 26 Beta 21.11.1978 ORF 2 52 Boldt Rainer F Esch oder die Anarchie 27 Beta 53 Boldt Rainer F Esch oder die Anarchie 27 Beta 21.11.1978 ORF 1 54 Lelouch Claude F Lebe das Leben 28 Beta 55 Lelouch Claude F Lebe das Leben 28 Beta 19.11.1978 ORF 2 56 Roschitz Karlheinz Dok Der ring der kleinen Leute 29 c Sondersendung Beta 22.11.1978 ORF 1 57 K.A N ZIB ZIB 1 29 a Beta 22.11.1978 ORF 1 58 K.A N ZIB ZIB 2 29 d Beta 23.11.1978 ORF 2 59 K.A N Teleobjektiv Allzeit getreu 29 b Beta 22.01.1978 ORF 2 60 Arnold Martin F Passage a l'acte 30 Beta 61 Ruge Helmut Kab. Ruge Helmut Live 30 Eigenproduktion im Z-Club Beta 02.02.1979 ORF 1 62 Chaplin Charlie F City lights 31 b Beta 63 Roth Gerhard B Dämmerung 31 a Beta 23.11.1979 ORF 1 64 Chaplin Charlie F Lichter der Großstadt 31 b Beta 26.12.1978 ORF 2 65 K.A Disk Club 2 Sind Sekten gefährlich? 32 Beta 23.11.1978 ORF 2 66 K.A. Dok Arzt 2000 33 a Beta 23.11.1978 ORF 2 67 K.A Gesp. Nachtlese …soweit die Sprache reicht - 33 b Beta 03.12.1978 ORF 2 Gespräch mit Jean Amery 68 K.A N ZIB ZIB 1 34 b Beta 25.11.1978 ORF 1 69 K.A N ZIB ZIB 1 34 c Beta 26.11.1978 ORF 1 70 K.A N ZIB ZIB 2 34 a Beta 24.11.1978 ORF 2 71 K.A N ZIB ZIB 2 34 d Beta 27.11.1978 ORF 2 72 Wenders Wim F Im Lauf der Zeit 35 Beta 73 K.A N ZIB ZIB 2 35 a Beta 28.11.1978 ORF 2 74 Wenders Wim F Im Lauf der Zeit 35 Beta 27.09.1981 ARD 75 Disney Walt ZF Fußballspiel der Tiere 36 Beta 76 K.A N ZIB ZIB 2 37 b Beta 30.11.1978 ORF 2 77 K.A N Zib 2 Spezial ZIB 2 Spezial 37 a Beta 29.11.1978 ORF 2 78 K.A Disk Club 2 Hotel Lux 38 Beta 30.11.1978 ORF 2 79 K.A N ZIB ZIB 1 39 a Beta 01.12.1978 ORF 1 80 K.A N ZIB ZIB 1 39 b Beta 02.12.1978 ORF 1 81 K.A N ZIB ZIB 1 39 c Beta 03.12.1978 ORF 1 82 K.A N ZIB ZIB 2 39 d Beta 04.12.1978 ORF 2 83 Rudolph Alan F Willkommen in Los Angeles 40 Beta Nr. Regisseur Vorname Art Format Titel Video- Beginn Bemerkung Videoformat Sendetermin Sender Nachname nummer 84 Rudolph Alan F Willkommen in Los Angeles 40 Beta 18.12.1978 ORF 2 85 Erler Rainer F Die Delegation 41 c Beta 86 Sinkel Bernhard F Lina Bracke oder die Interessen 41 a Beta der Bank können nicht die Interessen sein, die Lina Bracke hat 87 K.A N ZIB ZIB 2 41 b Beta 05.12.1978 ORF 2 88 Sinkel Benrhard F Lina Braake 41 a Beta 05.12.1978 ORF 2 89 Leber Titus dr. F Fremd bin ich eingezogen, Franz 42 b Beta Schubert 90 Lhotsky Georg F Praxis oder Fragen sie ihre 42 a Beta Kinder 91 Leber Titus Dok Franz Schubert - Fremd bin ich 42 b Beta 18.12.1978 ORF 2 eingezogen 92 Zdenek Erich F Geschichten Praxis oder Fragen Sie ihre 42 a Beta 06.12.1978 ORF 1 aus Kinder Österreich 93 K.A N ZIB ZIB 2 43 a Beta 06.12.1978 ORF 2 94 K.A N Zib 2 Spezial ZIB 2 Spezial 43 b Beta 07.12.1978 ORF 2 95 K.A N ZIB ZIB 1 44 a Beta 08.12.1978 ORF 1 96 K.A N ZIB ZIB 1 44 b Beta 09.12.1978 ORF 1 97 K.A N ZIB ZIB 1 44 c Beta 10.12.1978 ORF 1 98 K.A N ZIB ZIB 1 44 e Beta 12.12.1978 ORF 1 99 K.A N ZIB ZIB 2 44 d Beta 11.12.1978 ORF 2 100 K.A Disk Club 2 Das Fernsehen in der Oper 45 Beta 09.12.1978 ORF 2 101 K.A Kon Ohne Maulkorb: 20 Stunden mit 46 Beta 10.12.1978 ORF 2 Patty Smith 102 K.A Disk Club 2 Wenn Frauen Karriere machen 47 Beta 12.12.1978 ORF 2 103 Lehner Fritz F Der Jagdgast 48 b Beta 104 K.A N ZIB ZIB 1 48 a Beta 13.12.1978 ORF 1 105 Lehner Fritz F Der Jagdgast 48 b Beta 13.12.1978 ORF 1 106 K.A.
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