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still is ;)

It was filmed in 1938 or 1939 and there was, expensive, color film for the rich and wealthy. Kodak, Agfa and some other brands offered this rarity.

This was colorized artificially

@ELIE KOPTER NO , this was colorized artificially

@ELIE KOPTER who cares about WW2, this tecnology existed in the 1890s but it was to expensive, do you think you know something?

@ELIE KOPTER its not important for those who dont have culture, and its missing 23 years until It turn a hundred, a person can be 27 and in 23 years he Will be 50 , but he's not "almost" 50 ,there's a difference

Даа...последние месяцы перед окупацией Парижа...из истории мы учили что будет нехватка бензина продовольствия и тотального контроля за населением окупированного города

9:17 Not as many traffic rules either, as long as drivers could sort things out among themselves using their common sense. I guess there wasn't as much traffic either...

It is Hitler by attacking Poland who began the war, not France nore did Britain.

@@paddyseamair6336 Think a bit: what have you say? Hitler attacked Poland. Not France? So who began the war that led to the occupation of Paris? Germany did not start the war against France.

@@Hunkiralyfi I've seen some shitty rhetorical parlor tricks, but that's a new one lmao

@@Hunkiralyfi After Poland,Belgium,The Netherlands,France and Britain were the next ones on the liste. This horrible dictator was planning to dominate whole Europe.

@@anthonydelcoure1264 Really? Horrible dictator? Wow! Was he worse than Stalin? Who attacked Poland in September of 1939 with Germany? And do you know that Stalin killed 10 times more innocent people than Hitler? And why did France with England not declare war to Bolshevism, if Stalin attacked Poland, and wanted to dominate whole Europe? These facts means that the declaration of war against Germany was for no reason - or if it was rightful they should have been declared war to both of the "horrible dictators" for attacking Poland and for their plan to dominate Europe. So, my friend I can say about your comment, that "I've seen some shitty rhetorical parlor tricks, but yours a new one lmao"

Parts of Paris, particularly Les banlieues, are most uninviting today. Not at all how I remember it.

"an Englishman who loves France"... ??? Does it really exist then? 🤔🤔🤔 Strange... As a proud Frenchman and a proud European citizen of the Union (yes when you're a logical and balanced 21st century European who loves the country and the continent where you was born and you living, you're both), I can't believe it. No doubt a perfidious Englishman and English spy who plays a double game... ^^

Looking forward to your post WW3 8K steadycam footage with expert editing.

Perhaps, he could work with Ed Wood.

its a Sherman variant, I think its a jumbo. or do you mean the wheeled recon car cause that is not even a tank, if so it is the Greyhound, packs machine guns communication equipment and a 37 millimeter cannon

@@acolyteoffire4077 I think it's 9:58 and only visible for couple of frames, then a quick close up. Start at 9:57 and hit play-pause repeatedly. I don't know what it is.

@@wreckage-vs5jv oh that looks like its is just a deuce'n'a'half cargo truck

M24 Chaffee

@@christofliebl220 Yep, it's a Chaffee light tank. American tank introduced late in the war.

... we would have really prepared for this coming war, obviously inevitable in the face of the big imperialist aggressiveness of the German Nazi fanatics with a psychopathic madman in their leadership... France was ready for WW1, it was not ready for WW2 or had prepared much too late. From 1938 only, with a campaign of rearmament and modernization of its army too late to be ready 1 year later (the Nazis rearmed and prepared Germany for war with force since 1933). With also the enormous mistake of not having continued to build its Maginot Line in the west of its ground up to the Channel so as not to upset the Belgians and the English, BIG stupidity! I remind you that the German army with its blitzkrieg never made the big mistake of going straight on the Maginot Line, it bypassed the Maginot Line through Belgium where the French border did not have the Maginot Line. :-/ But also it must be said that after WW1 the French were enormously tired and traumatized by the wars... Tired and traumatized due to the 1,500,000 soldiers killed out of a population of 28-29 million inhabitants during the Revolutionary-First Empire wars (1790-1815) one century before (even if France was at that time the most populous country in Europe, even more populated than the Russian Empire), but also and especially by the 1,600,000 soldiers killed during WWl 1914-1918, 20 years before only! Out of a population of 40 million inhabitants in 1914! No family had been spared by WW1 and had at least 1 but more often several soldiers killed on the front line. For an idea of ​​comparison, the number of soldiers killed for the USA during all the WW2 is about 350,000 out of 160 million inhabitants at this time, no comment...

calm down stupid

Good catch.

Thanks, internet it´s great because of that.

I try in my own little way to remind people that WAR and RACISM brings only blind hatred and destruction to all...

Thanks a lot !! :) The Pixpast team are working on a second book at the moment.. should be really amazing when finished :) I have alos found amazing new color war material that should be put into some form of book in the next few years... :)

Hello Sir. I would love to talk to you about your slide collection. Can you please email me at ian.spring@gmail.com Thank you.

lovely to hear from you Wolfgang ! :) Have a look at my website pixpast.com I just found an amazing colleciton of color slides from the Luftwaffe Kriegsberichter Otto Vieth !! really amazing stuff.. Best wishes to you and your wife !! Ian :)

Hi Daniel yes of yourse I remember you. Lovely to hear from you again. Here is my email ian.spring@gmail Please email me, i would like to know how you are :)