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'''NOTE (3 SEPTEMBER 2024): AS OF TODAY, ALL SANDBOX-RELATED CONTENT IS FOR THE [[User:IEPH/Sandbox/AusoniaRewrite|REWRITE]] ONLY, WITH VARIOUS BITS AND PIECES PORTED OVER FROM PRE-EXISTING CONTENT'''
'''NOTE (3 SEPTEMBER 2024): AS OF TODAY, ALL SANDBOX-RELATED CONTENT IS FOR THE [[User:IEPH/Sandbox/AusoniaRewrite|REWRITE]] ONLY, WITH VARIOUS BITS AND PIECES PORTED OVER FROM PRE-EXISTING CONTENT'''
=Flag templates (will be for the subdivisions interactive map that comes with it)=
(Nations - will also be for the others)
*{{flag|Ausonia}}
*{{flag|Revelland}}
*{{flag|United Republics (Terramir)}}
*{{flag|Charlesines}}
*{{flag|Ocassia}}
*{{flag|Costa Luna}}
==Provinces==
*{{flag|Albret}}
*{{flag|Almeine}}
*{{flag|Argovia}}
*{{flag|Aunis}}
*{{flag|Berry}}
*{{flag|Bistria}}
*{{flag|Brie}}
*{{flag|Brignoles}}
*{{flag|Champagne}}
*{{flag|Cornouaille}}
*{{flag|Dauphiné}}
*{{flag|Dombes}}
*{{flag|Doumeraire}}
*{{flag|Dulenia}}
*{{flag|Escaut}}
*{{flag|Forez}}
*{{flag|Gâtine}}
*{{flag|Gueldres}}
*{{flag|Maoria}}
*{{flag|Marche}}
*{{flag|Nivelles}}
*{{flag|Normandy}}
*{{flag|Oneille}}
*{{flag|Royannais}}
*{{flag|Saint-Martin}}
*{{flag|Saintonge (Ausonia)}}
*{{flag|Scheria}}
*{{flag|Touraine}}
*{{flag|Trèves}}
*{{flag|Varesia}}
*{{flag|Verviers}}
*{{flag|Vexin}}
==Free Cities==
*{{flag|Châlons}}
*{{flag|La Rochelle}}
*{{flag|Malines}}
*{{flag|Savonnes}}


=Ausonian currency=
=Ausonian currency=
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==Length==
==Length==
*1 ''lieue'' = 60 ''arpents'' = 1,800 ''toises''
*1 ''lieue'' = 60 ''arpents'' = 600 ''perches'' = 1,800 ''toises'' = 10,800 ''pieds''
{| class="wikitable"
{| class="wikitable"
! colspan=2 | Unit
! colspan=2 | Unit
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|align=center| ''point''
|align=center| ''point''
|align=center| point
|align=center| point
|align=right| {{frac|1|192}}
|align=right| {{frac|1|1728}}
|align=right| 1.5875 mm
|align=right| 1.5875 mm
|align=right| {{frac|1|16}} inch
|align=right| {{frac|1|144}} inch
|-
|-
|align=center| ''ligne''
|align=center| ''ligne''
|align=center| line
|align=center| line
|align=right| {{frac|1|96}}
|align=right| {{frac|1|144}}
|align=right| 3.175 mm
|align=right| 2.256 mm
|align=right| {{frac|1|8}} inch; cf. {{wp|line (length)|line}}
|align=right| {{frac|1|12}} inch; cf. {{wp|line (length)|line}}
|-
|-
|align=center| ''pouce''
|align=center| ''pouce''
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|align=right| 30.48 cm
|align=right| 30.48 cm
|align=right| 1 ft
|align=right| 1 ft
|-
|align=center| ''aune''
|align=center| ell
|align=right| {{frac|4|1|2}}
|align=right| 1.372 m
|align=right| 1.5 yds
|-
|-
|align=center| ''toise''
|align=center| ''toise''
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|align=right| 6
|align=right| 6
|align=right| 1.829 m
|align=right| 1.829 m
|align=right| 6 ft
|align=right| 2 yds
|-
|-
|align=center| ''perche''
|align=center| ''perche''
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|align=right| 18
|align=right| 18
|align=right| 5.486 m
|align=right| 5.486 m
|align=right| 18 ft
|align=right| 6 yds
|-
|-
|align=center colspan="2"| ''arpent''
|align=center colspan="2"| ''arpent''
|align=right| 180
|align=right| 180
|align=right| 54.864 m
|align=right| 54.864 m
|align=right| 180 ft
|align=right| 60 yds
|-
|align=center| ''mille''
|align=center| mile
|align=right| 5,400
|align=right| 3.292 km
|align=right| 1.023 mi
|-
|-
|align=center| ''lieue''
|align=center| ''lieue''
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|align=right| 10,800
|align=right| 10,800
|align=right| 3.292 km
|align=right| 3.292 km
|align=right| 10,800 ft
|align=right| 2.046 mi
|-
|}
|}


==Area==
==Area==
{| class="wikitable"
! colspan=2 | Unit
! rowspan=2 | Relative Value<br>(''pieds carrés'')
! rowspan=2 width=120px | {{wp|SI}} value
! rowspan=2 width=120px | {{wp|English units|English value}}
! rowspan=2 | Notes
|-
! French
! Translation
|-
|align=center| ''pied carré''
|align=center| square foot
|align=right| 1
|align=right| ~0.093 m<sup>2</sup>
|align=right| 1 sq ft
| This is the Ausonian {{wp|square foot}}.
|-
|align=center| ''toise carré''
|align=center| square fathom
|align=right| 28{{frac|11|25}}
|align=right| ~2.64 m<sup>2</sup>
|align=right| 28.44 sq ft
|This is the Ausonian square fathom.
|-
|align=center| ''perche carrée''
|align=center| square perch
|align=right| 44
|align=right| ~4.09 m<sup>2</sup>
|align=right| 44 sq ft
|It is a square 22 ''pieds'' on each side.
|-
|align=center colspan=2| ''vergée''
|align=right| 6,400
|align=right| 594.58 m<sup>2</sup>
|align=right| 6,400 sq ft
|This is a square 5 ''perches'' on each side, or one quarter of an {{wp|acre}}.
|-
|align=center colspan=2| ''{{wp|acre}}''
|align=right rowspan=2| 25,600
|align=right rowspan=2| 2,378.32 m<sup>2</sup>
|align=right rowspan=2| 25,600 sq ft
|rowspan=2|This is a square 10 ''perches'' (or one ''arpent'') on each side.
|-
|align=center|''arpent carré''
|align=center| square ''arpent''
|-
|align=center colspan=2| ''dîme''
|align=right| 256,000
|align=right| 23,783.18 m<sup>2</sup>
|align=right| 256,000 sq ft
|The dîme (from Old French *''dixme'', ultimately from Latin ''decimus'') is comprised of an area of 10 square acres.
|-
|}


==Volume==
==Volume==


===Wet measures===
===Wet measures===
{| class="wikitable"
|+Table of (liquid) volume units
|-
! Unit
! Relative<br>value<br>(''pintes'')
! Cubic inches<br>(exact)
! {{wp|SI}}<br>value
! {{wp|U.S. customary units|Customary}}<br>value
! {{wp|Imperial unit|Imperial}}<br>value
! Notes
|-
|}


===Dry measures===
===Dry measures===


==Weight/mass==
==Weight/mass==
Traditionally, the Ausonian pound (''livre'') was defined as the mass of exactly {{frac|1|70}} of a Ausonian cubic foot of water. Various provinces, cities, and even guilds often had their own physical standards of measurement, many of which were not consistent with one another as well as the main standard used in Savonnes. It would not be until the late 18th century that the Savonian standard would be standardised using {{wp|SI}} definitions and adopted universally across the whole Commonwealth.
As with most other systems, there were two system used, a general system for ordinary use, and an {{wp|apothecaries' system}} used by physicians and the measures of precious metals.


=ORTF=
===General system===


{| class="wikitable"
! Unit
! Translation
! Relative Value<br>(''livre'')
! {{wp|SI}} value
! {{wp|Avoirdupois}} value
|-
|align=center|''once''
|align=center|{{wp|ounce}}
|align=right|{{frac|1|16}}
|align=right|30.594 g
|align=right|1.0792 oz
|-
|align=center colspan="2"|''esterlin''
|align=right|{{frac|3|4}}
|align=right|367.1295 g
|align=right|12.95 oz
|-
|align=center|''livre''
|align=center|{{wp|pound}}
|align=right|1
|align=right|489.506 g
|align=right|1.0792 lb
|-
|align=center|''quintal''
|align=center|{{wp|hundredweight}}
|align=right|100
|align=right|48.951 kg
|align=right|107.918 lb
|-
|align=center|''tonneau''
|align=center|{{wp|ton (weight)|ton}}
|align=right|2,000
|align=right|979.034 kg
|align=right|2,158.4 lb
|-
|}


===Apothecaries' system===
{| class="wikitable"
! Unit
! Translation
! Relative Value (''grain'')
! Ordinary value
! {{wp|SI}} value
! {{wp|Avoirdupois}} value
|-
|}
=ORTF=
Basic structure (aka ⸘WTF‽)
*Essentially a mish-mash of the German ({{wp|ARD (broadcaster)|ARD}}) and Dutch ({{wp|Dutch public broadcasting system|NPO}}) public broadcasting systems
**Comprised of both regional broadcasters that have separate facilities and member associations that share facilities with the regionals
**Airtime for member associations dictated by number of members each association recruits
**Funding is by a mixture of {{wp|television license}} fees, state funding, and advertising. Those then are split 50-50 between the regionals (by population) and member orgs (by number of members)


==Channels==
==Channels==
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{| class="sortable wikitable"
{| class="sortable wikitable"
|-
|-
! Logo
! style="width:20em" | Regional broadcaster (translation)
! Regional broadcaster (translation)
! Abbr.
! Abbreviation
! class="unsortable" style="width:75px" | Logo
! Main office location(s)
! Main office location(s)
! Income 2004 (Millions of Livres)
! Income 2020<br>(₤m)
! Year of establishment
! Year of est.
! Region of coverage
! style="width:16em" | Region of coverage
|-
|Radiodiffusion albretaine<br><small>(Albretaine Broadcasting)</small>
|RA
|[[File:ORTF_RA-logo.svg|x45px|center]]
|[[Draguignan]]
|650
|align="center" | 1937
|[[Albret]]
|-
|-
|[[File:RBS(ORTF)logo.svg|75px]]
|Radio Cornouaille
|Radiodiffusion Brie-Savonnes<br>(Brie-Savonnes Broadcasting)
|RC
|[[File:ORTF_RC-logo.svg|50px|center]]
|[[Ploërmel]]
|361
|align="center" | 1949
|[[Cornouaille]]
|-
|Radiodiffusion Brie-Savonnes<br><small>(Brie-Savonnes Broadcasting)</small>
|RBS
|RBS
|[[File:ORTF_RBS-logo.svg|x45px|center]]
|[[Savonnes]]
|[[Savonnes]]
|
|432
|1957
|align="center" | 1961
|[[Brie]], [[Savonnes]]
|[[Brie]], [[Savonnes]]
|-
|-
|[[File:RBS(RIM)-logo.svg|75px]]
|Réseau de l'information mondiale<br><small>(Global Information Network)</small>
|RIM
|[[File:ORTF_RIM-logo.svg|x45px|center]]
|[[Châlons (Ausonia)|Châlons]]
|Financed through taxation
|align="center" | 1958
|International
|}
|}


===Member-based===
===Member-based===
{| class="sortable wikitable"
|-
! style="width:20em" | Member association (translation)
! Abbr.
! class="unsortable" style="width:75px" | Logo
! Main office location(s)¹
! Income, 2020<br>(₤m)
! Year of est.
! style="width:16em" | Background/programming
|-
| Société de radiodiffusion catholique-Association chrétienne de radiodiffusion ausonienne<br><small>(Catholic Broadcasting Company-Ausonian Christian Broadcasting Association</small>
| SRC-ACRA
| [[File:ORTF_SRCACRA-logo.svg|60px|center]]
| Châlons{{Note_label|a|a|none}}
|
| align="center" | 1924 (ACRA)<br>1925 (SRC)
| Protestant and Catholic (main religious broadcaster)
|-
| Association des radiodiffuseurs travailleurs<br><small>(Association of Worker Broadcasters)</small>
| ART
| [[File:ORTF_ART-logo.svg|60px|center]]
| Savonnes{{Note_label|a|a|none}}
|
| align="center" | 1926
| Left-wing, labour/[[Social Democratic Party (Ausonia)|PSD]]-oriented
|-
|class="unsortable" colspan="7" | '''Notes:'''<br>{{Refbegin}}
'''a.''' {{Note_label|a|a|none}} Main offices are in [[Savonnes]] ([[Dorion, Savonnes|Dorion]]) and/or [[Châlons (Ausonia)|Châlons]] ([[Billancourt]]), unless otherwise indicated.
{{Refend}}
|}


=Notes=
=Notes=


[[Category:Ausonia]]
[[Category:Ausonia]]

Latest revision as of 23:30, 15 November 2024

This is a general Ausonia-related sandbox thread. I'm probably not going to categorize this one.

NOTE (3 SEPTEMBER 2024): AS OF TODAY, ALL SANDBOX-RELATED CONTENT IS FOR THE REWRITE ONLY, WITH VARIOUS BITS AND PIECES PORTED OVER FROM PRE-EXISTING CONTENT

Flag templates (will be for the subdivisions interactive map that comes with it)

(Nations - will also be for the others)

Provinces

Free Cities

Ausonian currency

  • Decimalised in the 1930s
  • Various denominations still preserved (unlike when the UK decimalised)

Table of ratios

Ratio of coinage for the livre
Two livres
(double-coq)
One livre
(coq)
écu florin sou gros duodenier denier
Two livres
(double-coq)
1 2 4 10 20 40 100 200
One livre
(coq)
12 1 2 5 10 20 50 100
écu 14 12 1 2 12 5 10 25 50
florin 110 15 12.5 1 2 4 10 20
sou 120 110 15 12 1 2 5 10
gros 140 120 110 14 12 1 2 12 5
duodenier 1100 150 125 110 15 12.5 1 2
denier 1200 1100 150 120 110 15 12 1

Coins

Image Name
(French)
Value Technical parameters Description
Front Back Diameter Thickness Mass Composition Main color Edge Obverse Reverse
Primary Secondary
File:AULpennyO.png File:AULpennyR.png denier 1d 16.25 mm 1.67 mm Copper-plated zinc Bronze None Smooth Laurel wreath, value Laurel wreath, RA, year of minting
File:AULtwopenceO.png File:AULtwopenceR.png duodenier 2d 19.05 mm 1.67 mm Copper-plated zinc Bronze None Smooth Laurel wreath, value Laurel wreath, RA, year of minting
File:AULgroatO.png File:AULgroatR.png gros 5d 19.75 mm 1.75 mm Copper-plated zinc Bronze None Smooth Laurel wreath, value Laurel wreath, RA, year of minting
File:AULshillingO.png File:AULshillingR.png sou 1s
(10d)
21.225 mm 1.75 mm Cupronickel Silver None Plain with seven indents State title, value, Laurel wreath, emblem, year of minting
File:AULflorinO.png File:AULflorinR.png florin 2s
(20d)
24.257 mm 1.93 mm Cupronickel Silver None
File:AULcrownO.png File:AULcrownR.png écu 5s
(50d)
24.257 mm 1.93 mm Cupronickel Silver None
File:AULsovereignO.png File:AULsovereignR.png coq ₤1 23.25 mm 1.93 mm Silver Gold
File:AULdoublesovereignO.png File:AULdoublesovereignR.png double-coq ₤2 23.25 mm 1.93 mm Gold Silver

Banknotes

Banknotes of the Ausonian livre
Image Value Dimensions
(inches)
Main Color Design
Obverse Reverse Obverse Reverse
File:AUS ₤5 obv.png File:AUS ₤5 rev.png ₤5 4.5 x 2.25 Blue
File:AUS ₤10 obv.png File:AUS ₤10 rev.png ₤10 4.75 x 2.25 Yellow
File:AUS ₤20 obv.png File:AUS ₤20 rev.png ₤20 5 x 2.25 Green
File:AUS ₤50 obv.png File:AUS ₤50 rev.png ₤50 5.25 x 2.25 Red
File:AUS ₤100 obv.png File:AUS ₤100 rev.png ₤100 5.5 x 2.25 Orange
File:AUS ₤200 obv.png File:AUS ₤200 rev.png ₤200 5.75 x 2.25 Purple
File:AUS ₤500 obv.png File:AUS ₤500 rev.png ₤500 6 x 2.25 Grey Gaspard de Montmorency, Grand Palace of Savonnes, Mont Blanc Battle of Vassy, Flag of the Commonwealth

Ausonian Armed Forces - Uniforms and Ranks

Ausonian Army

Uniforms

AUS Army uniforms.png

Ranks

Marshals Generals Senior officers Junior officers Student officers
Collar insignia AA OF-10a collar.png AA OF-10b collar.png AA OF-10c collar.png AA OF-9 collar.png AA OF-8 collar.png AA OF-7a collar.png AA OF-7b collar.png AA OF-6 collar.png AA OF-5 collar.png AA OF-4 collar.png AA OF-3 collar.png AA OF-2 collar.png AA OF-1a collar.png AA OF-1b collar.png AA OF-D collar.png AA OF-etudiant collar.png
Shoulder insignia AA OF-10a.png AA OF-10b.png AA OF-10c.png AA OF-9.png AA OF-8.png AA OF-7a.png AA OF-7b.png AA OF-6.png AA OF-5.png AA OF-4.png AA OF-3.png AA OF-2.png AA OF-1a.png AA OF-1b.png AA OF-D.png AA OF-etudiant.png
Code OF-10 OF-9 OF-8 OF-7 OF-6 OF-5 OF-4 OF-3 OF-2 OF-1 OF-D Student Officer
French Maréchal de la République Maréchal de l'Armée Maréchal Général Lieutenant-
général
Major-général Général de brigade Colonel Lieutenant-
colonel
Major Capitaine Lieutenant Cornette Enseigne Cadet Sous-cadet
English Marshal of the Commonwealth Marshal of the Army Field marshal General Lieutenant general Major general Brigadier general Colonel Lieutenant colonel Major Captain Lieutenant Cornet Ensign Cadet Junior cadet
Non-Commissioned Officers Enlisted Rank-and-File
Collar insignia AA Adjudant collar.png AA Adjudant collar.png AA Adjudant collar.png AA Adjudant collar.png AA SOE collar.png AA SOC collar.png AA SOE collar.png AA SOC collar.png AA soldat collar.png AA soldat collar.png AA soldat collar.png AA soldat collar.png
Sleeve insignia AA rank7.png AA rank6.png AA rank5.png AA rank4.png AA rank3.png AA rank2.png AA rank1.png no insignia
Shoulder insignia AA OR-4.png AA OR-4.png AA OR-4.png AA OR-4.png AA OR-5O.png AA OR-4.png AA OR-4O.png AA OR-4.png AA OR-1.png AA OR-2O.png AA OR-2.png AA OR-1.png
Code OR-9 OR-8 OR-7 OR-6 OR-5 OR-4 OR-3 OR-2 OR-1
French Adjutant-
chef
Adjutant-
maître
Adjutant Sergent-major Officier-
aspirant
Sergent Élève-officier Brigadier Caporal Sous-officier
étudiant
Soldat de 1ère classe Soldat
English Chief Warrant Officer Master Warrant Officer Warrant Officer Sergeant-Major Officer Candidate Sergeant Student Officer Brigadier Corporal NCO Student Private first class Private

Ausonian Navy

Uniforms

AUS Navy uniforms.png

Ranks

Collar insignia no insignia
Sleeve insignia no insignia
Shoulder insignia no insignia
Code OR-2 OR-1
French Matelot breveté Matelot
English Able Seaman Seaman

Ausonian Air Force

Uniforms

Ranks

Uniforms of other Units

Life Guards Regiment

Pillarization

  Protestant Catholic Tatar/Muslim Liberal Socialist
Broadcasting organizations

Revamp of Ausonian units

Length

  • 1 lieue = 60 arpents = 600 perches = 1,800 toises = 10,800 pieds
Unit Relative Value
(pieds)
SI
value
English value
French Translation
point point 11728 1.5875 mm 1144 inch
ligne line 1144 2.256 mm 112 inch; cf. line
pouce inch 112 2.54 cm 1 inch
pied foot 1 30.48 cm 1 ft
aune ell 4 12 1.372 m 1.5 yds
toise fathom 6 1.829 m 2 yds
perche perch, rod 18 5.486 m 6 yds
arpent 180 54.864 m 60 yds
mille mile 5,400 3.292 km 1.023 mi
lieue league 10,800 3.292 km 2.046 mi

Area

Unit Relative Value
(pieds carrés)
SI value English value Notes
French Translation
pied carré square foot 1 ~0.093 m2 1 sq ft This is the Ausonian square foot.
toise carré square fathom 28​1125 ~2.64 m2 28.44 sq ft This is the Ausonian square fathom.
perche carrée square perch 44 ~4.09 m2 44 sq ft It is a square 22 pieds on each side.
vergée 6,400 594.58 m2 6,400 sq ft This is a square 5 perches on each side, or one quarter of an acre.
acre 25,600 2,378.32 m2 25,600 sq ft This is a square 10 perches (or one arpent) on each side.
arpent carré square arpent
dîme 256,000 23,783.18 m2 256,000 sq ft The dîme (from Old French *dixme, ultimately from Latin decimus) is comprised of an area of 10 square acres.

Volume

Wet measures

Table of (liquid) volume units
Unit Relative
value
(pintes)
Cubic inches
(exact)
SI
value
Customary
value
Imperial
value
Notes

Dry measures

Weight/mass

Traditionally, the Ausonian pound (livre) was defined as the mass of exactly ​170 of a Ausonian cubic foot of water. Various provinces, cities, and even guilds often had their own physical standards of measurement, many of which were not consistent with one another as well as the main standard used in Savonnes. It would not be until the late 18th century that the Savonian standard would be standardised using SI definitions and adopted universally across the whole Commonwealth.

As with most other systems, there were two system used, a general system for ordinary use, and an apothecaries' system used by physicians and the measures of precious metals.

General system

Unit Translation Relative Value
(livre)
SI value Avoirdupois value
once ounce 116 30.594 g 1.0792 oz
esterlin 34 367.1295 g 12.95 oz
livre pound 1 489.506 g 1.0792 lb
quintal hundredweight 100 48.951 kg 107.918 lb
tonneau ton 2,000 979.034 kg 2,158.4 lb

Apothecaries' system

Unit Translation Relative Value (grain) Ordinary value SI value Avoirdupois value

ORTF

Basic structure (aka ⸘WTF‽)

  • Essentially a mish-mash of the German (ARD) and Dutch (NPO) public broadcasting systems
    • Comprised of both regional broadcasters that have separate facilities and member associations that share facilities with the regionals
    • Airtime for member associations dictated by number of members each association recruits
    • Funding is by a mixture of television license fees, state funding, and advertising. Those then are split 50-50 between the regionals (by population) and member orgs (by number of members)

Channels

Members

Region-based

Regional broadcaster (translation) Abbr. Logo Main office location(s) Income 2020
(₤m)
Year of est. Region of coverage
Radiodiffusion albretaine
(Albretaine Broadcasting)
RA Draguignan 650 1937 Albret
Radio Cornouaille RC
ORTF RC-logo.svg
Ploërmel 361 1949 Cornouaille
Radiodiffusion Brie-Savonnes
(Brie-Savonnes Broadcasting)
RBS
ORTF RBS-logo.svg
Savonnes 432 1961 Brie, Savonnes
Réseau de l'information mondiale
(Global Information Network)
RIM Châlons Financed through taxation 1958 International

Member-based

Member association (translation) Abbr. Logo Main office location(s)¹ Income, 2020
(₤m)
Year of est. Background/programming
Société de radiodiffusion catholique-Association chrétienne de radiodiffusion ausonienne
(Catholic Broadcasting Company-Ausonian Christian Broadcasting Association
SRC-ACRA Châlons^ 1924 (ACRA)
1925 (SRC)
Protestant and Catholic (main religious broadcaster)
Association des radiodiffuseurs travailleurs
(Association of Worker Broadcasters)
ART
ORTF ART-logo.svg
Savonnes^ 1926 Left-wing, labour/PSD-oriented
Notes:

a. ^ Main offices are in Savonnes (Dorion) and/or Châlons (Billancourt), unless otherwise indicated.

Notes