Tagesschau: SF correspondent Hans Peter Stalder retires
After nearly 40 years in television, Switzerland's longest-serving TV correspondent, Hans Peter Stalder, 61, is retiring.
After almost 40 years of television work
the longest-serving Swiss TV correspondent Hans Peter Stalder,
61, to rest. "I'm leaving before I burn out," said Stalder
told the Sonntagsblick. The Bernese started his television career
1967 and reported as a foreign correspondent from Asia from 1971. From
Stalder was in Washington from 1994 to 2001. The last five years
he worked as an EU correspondent in Brussels. Stalder was also head of
of the SF programs "Rundschau" and "Tagesschau".
the longest-serving Swiss TV correspondent Hans Peter Stalder,
61, to rest. "I'm leaving before I burn out," said Stalder
told the Sonntagsblick. The Bernese started his television career
1967 and reported as a foreign correspondent from Asia from 1971. From
Stalder was in Washington from 1994 to 2001. The last five years
he worked as an EU correspondent in Brussels. Stalder was also head of
of the SF programs "Rundschau" and "Tagesschau".
