Feindsender (German: "enemy-radio-station") is a term used during the Third Reich to describe programs produced by radio-stations of the enemies of the then German Reich, such as the United Kingdom or the USA, or by radio-stations inside Germany broadcasting material against Nazi Germany. The term has not been in general use since the downfall of the Third Reich. Despite the punishments, even in Nazi Germany, there were several radio stations which were considered state-disobedient.[citation needed]