Ralph Henry Baer's story and life of invention began in the town of Pirmasens, Germany, on March 8, 1922. The son of a Jewish shoe factory worker, the family fled from Hitler and his Nazis and ...

Ralph H. Baer, who turned television sets into electronic fantasy lands by inventing and patenting the first home video game system, died Saturday at his home in Manchester, New Hampshire. He was ...

Ralph Henry Baer was born March 8, 1922, in Pirmasens, Germany. His family was Jewish, and they left for the United States months before the anti-Semitic Kristallnacht attacks.

Baer was born in Germany, but his family fled to the US before the start of World War II. In the 1960s, as the price of TVs was starting to fall, Baer said he dreamt of using a TV set for other ...

"Father of Video Games" Ralph Baer was born in Germany and fled the Nazis as a teenager on the eve of the Holocaust. He invented the first video game in 1967.

Player play on, we’re talking video games and zodiac signs. In the late 1960’s German developer, inventor and Pisces Ralph Henry Baer, known in the industry as the Father of Video Gaming ...

Ralph Henry Baer's story and life of invention began in the town of Pirmasens, Germany, on March 8, 1922. The son of a Jewish shoe factory worker, the family fled from Hitler and his Nazis and ...

Ralph Baer, who turned television sets into electronic fantasy lands by inventing and patenting the first home video game system, died Saturday at his home in Manchester, N.H. He was 92.

Ralph H. Baer, the man widely acknowledged as the "father of home video games" for his pioneering work in electronics and television engineering, died on Saturday at his home in Manchester, N.H ...