Rosie

“The new Dutch Broadcasting Network then set to work in providing a steady stream of information from The Allies to the occupied people of The Netherlands.
The Germans had anticipated the establishment of such a communication tool by The Allies and issued the 'measure for the protection of the Dutch population against untrue information.' With this act, the occupied people would be kept away from 'false news' and given information they could trust from officially-sanctioned pro-Nazi stations broadcasting from The Netherlands, Germany, Poland, and Czechoslovakia.
Anyone caught listening to an unsanctioned station, particularly The BBC and Radio Oranya would be severely punished. Still, The Dutch didn't pay a whole lot of attention. They just went about their radio listening more carefully.”
― Robert Matson