In 1939, Deutschlandsender III was built in Herzberg/Elster, Germany. It was a large long wave broadcasting station with 500-kW transmitter whose radio programs were receivable in whole Germany. As broadcasting antenna, it was a 337 meter tall guyed mast isolated against ground, with an UFO-like roof capacity was used which gave the mast a unique appearance. The mast was the second-tallest man-made object on the Earth at the time of completion. In April 1945, the transmitting devices were destroyed at an air raid, but the mast suffered no damage. In 1946, the Soviet occupation force dismantled the mast in order to rebuild it in the Soviet Union. However, it is still unknown whether and where this mast was rebuilt. As a possible location Kiev was often called because some boxes in which the