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Victorian Slums Revealed: Haunting Photos of Everyday Life in Victorian England
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He described how the water in front of the houses was covered in a layer of dirt and grease. He also saw piles of garbage along the edges, and said the air smelled like a graveyard.
Life in London’s slums was tough. Many people got sick and died from diseases like cholera. The factories where people worked were dangerous and often collapsed, killing everyone inside.
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Myrna Loy: The Epitome of Classic Hollywood Charm Through Old Photos
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Subscribe And Hit the Bell Icon if You Love Our Videos : ua-cam.com/channels/drpAa2V-mXK8Q5WN-05Zsw.html She was originally typecast in exotic roles, often as a vamp or a woman of Asian descent, but her career prospects improved greatly following her portrayal of Nora Charles in The Thin Man (1934). The role helped elevate her reputation and she became known as a versatile actress adept at both...
Vintage Photos of the Real Wild West, 1870s-1900s
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Subscribe And Hit the Bell Icon if You Love Our Videos : ua-cam.com/channels/drpAa2V-mXK8Q5WN-05Zsw.html The archetypical Old West period is generally accepted by historians to have occurred between the end of the American Civil War in 1865 until the closing of the frontier by the Census Bureau in 1890. A frontier is a zone of contact at the edge of a line of settlement. Leading theorist Freder...
Odd Photos from World War II, 1939-1945
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Subscribe And Hit the Bell Icon if You Love Our Videos : ua-cam.com/channels/drpAa2V-mXK8Q5WN-05Zsw.html This collection shows photographs from World War Two that are not necessarily odd, let’s just say not quite normal, and by the book. The conflict involved virtually every part of the world during the years 1939-1945. The war was in many respects a continuation, after an uneasy 20-year hiatus...
Rare photos from the Warsaw Uprising of 1944
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Subscribe And Hit the Bell Icon if You Love Our Videos : ua-cam.com/channels/drpAa2V-mXK8Q5WN-05Zsw.html Winston Churchill pleaded with Stalin and Franklin D. Roosevelt to help Britain’s Polish allies, to no avail. Then, without Soviet air clearance, Churchill sent over 200 low-level supply drops by the Royal Air Force, the South African Air Force, and the Polish Air Force under British High Co...
Rare Photos Show the Street Life of New York City in the Late 19th Century
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Subscribe And Hit the Bell Icon if You Love Our Videos : ua-cam.com/channels/drpAa2V-mXK8Q5WN-05Zsw.html In this home studio, which was also one of her photographic muses, she produced over 7,000 photographs of a rapidly changing New York City, making significant contributions to photographic history, documenting New York’s immigrant populations, Victorian women’s social activities, and the nat...
Bizarre and Unique Photos from History that Show How Weird our Past Was, 1910-1960
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Subscribe And Hit the Bell Icon if You Love Our Videos : ua-cam.com/channels/drpAa2V-mXK8Q5WN-05Zsw.html Photographs can give us a window into the past like no other, and serve as witnesses to that which took place long ago and that might even look quite odd to our modern eyes. By the early 20th century, photography attracted upper middle-class enthusiasts who saw the camera as a new art medium...
Faces of Evil: The Female Guards of Nazi Concentration Camps, 1939-1945
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Subscribe And Hit the Bell Icon if You Love Our Videos : ua-cam.com/channels/drpAa2V-mXK8Q5WN-05Zsw.html The psychology of these female guards is a complex and troubling subject. Some researchers believe that they were driven by a desire for power and control, as well as a sense of loyalty to the Nazi cause. Others suggest that they may have been suffering from a variety of mental health issues...
Bizarre Snippets: Weird Historical Photos with Interesting Backstories
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Subscribe And Hit the Bell Icon if You Love Our Videos : ua-cam.com/channels/drpAa2V-mXK8Q5WN-05Zsw.html In an era marked by the tumultuous upheavals of the World Wars, these images reveal a fascinating dichotomy-a world where amidst the somber shadows of darkness, a glimmer of laughter and eccentricity emerged, serving as a balm to soothe the souls of those facing the trials of their time. Des...
Young Stalin in pictures, 1894-1919
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Stalin always felt unfairly treated by life, and thus developed a strong, romanticized desire for greatness and respect, combined with a shrewd streak of calculating cold-heartedness towards those who had maligned him. He always felt a sense of inferiority before educated intellectuals and particularly distrusted them. Sent by his mother to the seminary in Tiflis (now Tbilisi), the capital of G...
Vintage Photos of Japan's Daily Life Taken by Arnold Genthe, 1908
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The working class faced harsh conditions in factories and mines, and many rural farmers were forced to migrate to the cities to find work. At the same time, the Meiji period also saw significant changes in Japanese culture and society. The traditional feudal system was abolished, and the Emperor was elevated to a position of supreme authority. This shift marked a significant departure from the ...
Before They Were Famous: Celebrities When They Were Young
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Subscribe And Hit the Bell Icon if You Love Our Videos : ua-cam.com/channels/drpAa2V-mXK8Q5WN-05Zsw.html From awkward school photos to snapshots of their humble beginnings as unknown actors or singers, we peel back the layers of time to reveal the youthful images behind the faces we now know so well. We often develop a fixed image of famous celebrities, so seeing them as children can be a delig...
The Battle of the Somme in pictures, 1916
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Subscribe And Hit the Bell Icon if You Love Our Videos : ua-cam.com/channels/drpAa2V-mXK8Q5WN-05Zsw.html In December 1915, Allied commanders had met to discuss strategies for the following year and agreed to launch a joint French and British attack in the region of the River Somme in the summer of 1916. The location was mainly chosen as it was where French and British forces on the Western Fron...
Klondike Gold Rush: Stunning Photos Capture Prospectors Trying to Strike Gold, 1890s
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Subscribe And Hit the Bell Icon if You Love Our Videos : ua-cam.com/channels/drpAa2V-mXK8Q5WN-05Zsw.html The idea of striking it rich led over 100,000 people from all walks of life to abandon their homes and embark on an extended, life-threatening journey across treacherous, icy valleys and harrowing rocky terrain. Most of these stampeders did not get rich, but a good number decided to stay in ...
Stunning Vintage Photos That Capture Everyday Life in Berlin During the 1920s
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Subscribe And Hit the Bell Icon if You Love Our Videos : ua-cam.com/channels/drpAa2V-mXK8Q5WN-05Zsw.html The most important artists of the time met in the Romanisches Café on Kurfürstendamm (Bertolt Brecht, Otto Dix, Max Liebermann, Erich Kästner, Joachim Ringelnatz, Billy Wilder and many others) and Josephine Baker introduced the new Charleston dance sensation to Germany with her performance i...
Yuri Gagarin: Everyday photos of the First Man in Space, 1960s
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Yuri Gagarin: Everyday photos of the First Man in Space, 1960s
Fascinating Portraits of Immigrants Arriving in United States in the Early 20th Century
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Fascinating Portraits of Immigrants Arriving in United States in the Early 20th Century
Rare photos show the street life of Victorian New York City, 1896
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Rare photos show the street life of Victorian New York City, 1896
Stunning color photos depict scenes of everyday life in the Russian Protectorate of Mongolia, 1913
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Stunning color photos depict scenes of everyday life in the Russian Protectorate of Mongolia, 1913
Operation Barbarossa in rare pictures, 1941
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Operation Barbarossa in rare pictures, 1941
The United States during the World War One through rare photographs, 1917-1918
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The United States during the World War One through rare photographs, 1917-1918
The Woman Suffrage Parade of 1913 through rare photographs
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The Woman Suffrage Parade of 1913 through rare photographs
The exiles and convicts of Tsarists Russia seen through rare photographs, 1885
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The exiles and convicts of Tsarists Russia seen through rare photographs, 1885
Bizarre images of medical treatments through history, 1900-1940
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Bizarre images of medical treatments through history, 1900-1940
Vietnam War: The Early Years through rare photographs, 1965-1967
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Vietnam War: The Early Years through rare photographs, 1965-1967
The Korean War in rare, vintage pictures, 1951-1953
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The Korean War in rare, vintage pictures, 1951-1953
The last days of Nazi Germany through photographs, 1945
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The last days of Nazi Germany through photographs, 1945
The Great 1906 San Francisco Earthquake and Fire in pictures, 1906
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The Great 1906 San Francisco Earthquake and Fire in pictures, 1906
The bloody battles of The Eastern Front through photographs, 1942-1943
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The bloody battles of The Eastern Front through photographs, 1942-1943
A rare view of China's last dynasty, 1870-1880
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A rare view of China's last dynasty, 1870-1880

КОМЕНТАРІ

  • @Azooz_AZ818F
    @Azooz_AZ818F 3 дні тому

    😊

  • @user-mg6vx9fy3e
    @user-mg6vx9fy3e 8 днів тому

    Arnie had all the hot girls on his arms,one blonde in sports bra was very hot

  • @user-mg6vx9fy3e
    @user-mg6vx9fy3e 8 днів тому

    Guy was so jacked

  • @CharlesSilver-ew3ju
    @CharlesSilver-ew3ju 11 днів тому

    I remember these days, I don't think it was dangerous for business people or commuters cause we were all going to the Port authority. So what'd they do.. turned it into Disney world. Strange.

  • @sntmdsa3628
    @sntmdsa3628 19 днів тому

    Depravity back then and the baby boomers say this generation is morally depraved. The forward generations got it from the previous (1960s hippie movement- “sx” and drugs)

  • @caezar55
    @caezar55 28 днів тому

    Shocking how little of the old city centre they bothered to rebuild.

  • @scott7937
    @scott7937 Місяць тому

    Were in our peek of depravity now Are you kidding me

  • @drpoundsign
    @drpoundsign Місяць тому

    A LOT of Sailors on leave would go to the lap dance joints together. Some of them were probably AC/DC.

  • @metalcomposition
    @metalcomposition 2 місяці тому

    My face changed that much after 4 years without war, so I can easily believe it. Mostly collagen and weight loss. Also aging.

  • @davidhartley3435
    @davidhartley3435 2 місяці тому

    Yep. The golden age of porn. I believe by the late 70's into the 80's, there were over 2000 adult theatres/arcades in the US. Over time these faded out, but some bookstores are still around like here in Nashville Tn, like Lions Den, Hustler Hollywood, and clubs like Hustler Club, and Dejavu. The video arcades are all gone. Adult businesses are not located in central downtown areas like NYC had. You have to look on the outskirts of town now.

  • @4th_Lensman_of_the_apocalypse
    @4th_Lensman_of_the_apocalypse 2 місяці тому

    Did you get permission to use these photos? The thumbnail is “Skinny Jim” by Gavin Watson. Oh now I see you are using lots of his images!

  • @Paul-rd5pw
    @Paul-rd5pw 2 місяці тому

    Awesome

  • @costasspartan1894
    @costasspartan1894 2 місяці тому

    Great content and subject matter, however the background music is annoying asf... just saying

    • @Lightsngear
      @Lightsngear 27 днів тому

      EZ fix! Turn the volume off! Viola!

  • @GilbertLA63
    @GilbertLA63 3 місяці тому

    I loved living in the Long Beach area, in the 1960’s. Pump jacks were ubiquitous, along with other oil field equipment. I love it, and I always will.

  • @wadewessels498
    @wadewessels498 3 місяці тому

    💕 'Promo sm'

  • @nickmoore9643
    @nickmoore9643 4 місяці тому

    AJ interviewed a man in a mast you think maybe it's worth some $$$$

  • @jimmyolsen5897
    @jimmyolsen5897 4 місяці тому

    I would pick New York back in the 60s and 70s over today any time Hollywood Al Seaman Joe Danny Bruce Al Jiovine Horn and Hardart Romeos Tads steakhouse

  • @tomduggan51
    @tomduggan51 4 місяці тому

    Time Machine, Thanks indeed for this eye-opening picture of life in 1920s Berlin-very interesting to me as I live in Berlin today!

  • @tomduggan51
    @tomduggan51 4 місяці тому

    Time Machine, Thanks for this film of life alongside the Berlin Wall-ordinary life taking place in what was an insane situation!

  • @barbarablue2571
    @barbarablue2571 4 місяці тому

    The grown up Alice seems boring, and bitter

  • @duanegoggins873
    @duanegoggins873 4 місяці тому

    Just got back from NYC after 30+ years of not being there. In comparison to those times, it was like Disneyland...middle-class family friendly. On one hand it was nice to see, but on the other hand I miss the old days..

  • @johnmartin3517
    @johnmartin3517 4 місяці тому

    One is the loneliest number. Three dog night.

  • @michaelmclaren1333
    @michaelmclaren1333 5 місяців тому

    Gimme a time machine when women were allowed to be feminine

  • @GreatPolishWingedHussars
    @GreatPolishWingedHussars 5 місяців тому

    Thanks for that! Bizarre is also often funny, which was the case with most of the photos here.

  • @alloutoftime
    @alloutoftime 6 місяців тому

    I remember these places. Those were the Good Old Days.

  • @trainluvr
    @trainluvr 6 місяців тому

    Me and a 'friend' did a walk around in 1995. Its in my Manhattan Life Years Ago play list.

  • @carlosreyes6448
    @carlosreyes6448 7 місяців тому

    I remember those, days. The whole strip. Was loaded. With adult oriented stuff. Time's have changed alot.

    • @146_ChinoMexicano
      @146_ChinoMexicano 2 місяці тому

      No hate but I could've been there. I was born in 2005 tho....

    • @scott7937
      @scott7937 Місяць тому

      Yeah now all the depravity is coming from our own government and the evil Godless democratic party

  • @lucyfair6141
    @lucyfair6141 7 місяців тому

    i would not call it depravity. Nothing really changed, it's just inside tiny computer now.

  • @drpoundsign
    @drpoundsign 8 місяців тому

    I wonder how many of those street hustlers succumbed to AIDS? There was a picture of a Buff Leatherman in Hot Pants scaling a building in Times Square, around 1980. I bet he isn't around anymore.

  • @GreatPolishWingedHussars
    @GreatPolishWingedHussars 8 місяців тому

    You probably should have mentioned that the photos shown were glossed over by communists propagandists. Because Stalin actually had pockmarked skin in his face. The result of suffering from smallpox as a child. But in all the photos he has flawless, smooth skin! The Stalinist propagandists didn’t have Photoshop but even back then there were amazing possibilities for manipulating photos. It wasn't just the photos of Stalin that were glossed over! The propagandists wiped the traces of his enemies from the history books. Soviet proto-Photoshoppers made once-famous personalities vanish and crafted photographs representing Stalin as the only true friend, comrade, and successor to Lenin, the leader of the Bolshevik Revolution and founder of the USSR. In the Soviet Union, people were literally written out of the history books by using photo manipulation techniques. There is a photo of Stalin playing chess in which the spectators gradually disappeared. The spectators of the game were gradually erased after they fell from grace and were declared enemies of the Soviet Union for thoughtcrimes. Stalin's opponent in the game, who also fell from grace, was only not eliminated because otherwise Stalin would have been without an opponent. The propagandists were also quite creative in manipulating the photos. People weren't just deleted so Trotsky and Kamenev were replaced with the steps of a wooden platform from which Lenin was giving a speechin in a photo. But the propagandists also messed up and during the manipulations they sometimes overlooked body parts or shoes of the deleted ones. So there were photos with shoes or elbows or the like that were in the photo without the person belonging to them being recognizable. Shoes of ghosts. Ghosts even fits well because the deleted people in the photos were usually deleted physically. But the Soviets weren't the only ones who manipulated photos, as it was common practice for communists around the world to manipulate photos.

  • @bruceshaw2402
    @bruceshaw2402 8 місяців тому

    Makes me smile ( no pun intended ) how many of them have no teeth , goes to show how far dentistry has come in the last 150 + years .

  • @jediknight38
    @jediknight38 8 місяців тому

    Thank God for the internet!😂😂😂😂

  • @user-yz8pw9dv2n
    @user-yz8pw9dv2n 8 місяців тому

    Marvelous,though of course no regular people of then.All these photos were of the financialy well off.

  • @GreatPolishWingedHussars
    @GreatPolishWingedHussars 8 місяців тому

    Yes, nice pictures! Impressions of a culture that is completely exotic to me! But one should not forget that at this time the oppression of the Koreans by the Japanese began. They were reduced to a kind of slave nation. Completely excluded from education and completely oppressed. When Korea was liberated after World War II, a large portion of the population was illiterate. That's why the achievement of at least the South Koreans is very impressive to have developed their country so much!

  • @dkb2080
    @dkb2080 9 місяців тому

    and the super glue it together hahaa wtf

  • @user-xx5vz2nj5y
    @user-xx5vz2nj5y 9 місяців тому

    Some ones realtives from the past

  • @orionsuniversepart2932
    @orionsuniversepart2932 9 місяців тому

    “Gruesome?”

  • @patrickvecchio8138
    @patrickvecchio8138 9 місяців тому

    Hey,there was a market for this stuff.😝

  • @GreatPolishWingedHussars
    @GreatPolishWingedHussars 9 місяців тому

    I'm not particularly interested in celebrities. But I watched the video anyway and the following quote came to mind. "Time may heal wounds, but she is a miserable beautician!" Mark Twain

  • @verak66
    @verak66 9 місяців тому

    Once again, the music is very odd and distracting

  • @GreatPolishWingedHussars
    @GreatPolishWingedHussars 9 місяців тому

    The trench warfare in World War I was horrific. Absolute madness! It was such madness to use this senseless tactic and let the soldiers run into machine gun fire. The machine gun, along with barbed wire and mines, made movement across open land to attack the enemy actually impossible. Barrage by machine guns onto enemy lines could actually not be overcome with infantry. The logical tactic would have been to remain in the trenches and repel the enemy soldiers' attacks. Everything else was insane. Only the artillery fire made sense! But artillery alone couldn't destroy the enemy's positions. It only made sense to attack when there were tanks. When the tanks attacked first and the infantry could attack under cover of the tanks so that the soldiers were protected from the deadly machine gun fire through the tanks. Previously, the responsible generals would have had to accept the stalemate at the front without senselessly sacrificing the soldiers. It is a mystery to me that for years they tried on both sides to conquer the enemy positions with the same pointless tactic of running without any covering into machine gun fire. Were all the generals just fools? Or completely unscrupulous? I could understand if they had tried it one or or twice times. But then they should have realized, after failure, that the price for such an attack was far too high. Unbelievable that the soldiers didn't rebel and obey orders to run to certain death. In certain situations, soldiers have the right to disobey when they are commanded by insane or completely incompetent officers. The soldiers could have said after the successful rebellion that they were not cowards and were ready to fight. But under the condition of a change in strategy. So no senseless attacks against machine gun positions. But just to stay on the defensive. After various unsuccessful attacks, the enemy would probably have understood that ceasefire negotiations were appropriate. Such a successful rebellion would certainly have saved many lives. Unfortunately it was different and millions of soldiers died senselessly. Leastways this war had a positive aspect, because as a result of this war the monarchs of Russia, Austria and Germany were destroyed and the nations oppressed by these monarchs had the opportunity to free themselves from foreign rule. One of these liberated nations was my nation Poland! What very few people know is that the Poles were enormously damaged by this war, which was not the fault of the Poles at all. Poland was considerably damaged by the First World War. What very few know is that Poland also suffered enormous losses from WW1! Poland was ruined after World War I. The front rolled over Polish territory several times! ! Much of the heavy fighting on the war's Eastern Front took place on the territory of the future Polish state. The scorched-earth retreat strategies left much of the war zone uninhabitable. The economic damages were extreme for Poland through the First World War, which the Austrians are jointly responsible for with the Germans! But also the number of dead was enormous! 450,000 Polish soldiers died and close to one million were wounded while forced fighting in the Russian, Austrian, and German armies. In addition 678,000 dead civilians as a result of first World War. Total deaths from 1914-18, military and civilian, within the 1919-1939 borders, were 1,128,000. Many Poles were also forced to work in Germany. Poles were indiscriminately forced into forced labor in raids. The working and living conditions of the forced laborers in the labor battalions were very poor. This weakened the Polish population additionally. The Polish territories conquered by the German army from the previous Russian occupiers were also looted, including the robbery of entire factories. Large areas were deliberately devastated by the German army during their retreat from the Vistula...shattered towns and villages. That was the scorched earth tactic!There were also massacres of civilians such as the massacre of Kalisz (before that Russian-occupied) On 2 August 1914. The German soldiers took polish hostages, mistreating them and even killing them. The town was burnt down! Only the churche and some public offices survived. A significant number of citizens were murdered with many women and children. Prior to the war, Kalisz had 65,000 inhabitants. Afterwards, it was left with 5,000 inhabitants. About 1 million Polish refugees fled eastward behind Russian lines during the war. Poles were also deported by the Russians. As a result of the death and deportation, the number of persons living in the later Second Polish Republic fell by 14.9%. It is estimated that in the years 1914-1918 about 30% of national wealth in Poland was destroyed. And from this pile of rubble, which was also divided into 3 parts, the Poles had to build a state. Poland was occupied by Russians, Austrians and Germans for over 100 years. So after the occupiers were driven out Poland was reunited from 3 parts and from 3 different parts had to be developed a united state! So Poland had to unify the disparate systems of law, economics, and administration in the former German, Austrian, and Russian sectors of Poland. There were in Poland 3 different currencies with 3 different banking systems, 3 different legal systems and 3 types of rail systems with different track widths each needing to be consolidated. 3 education systems. Also soldiers from 3 armies so the army must also be assembled from 3 different armies. There were triples of everything, 3, 3, 3 etc. etc. etc. etc. Everything was available 3 times and had to be combined to a unit. But it succeeded to re-establish the Polish state. Although there was little industry in Poland because of the occupation that lasted over 100 years. The Russian, Austrian and Prussian/German occupiers prevented Poland's industrial development. It was amazing how quickly Poland built up an industry! So there was also economic success! In fact, just 10 years after gaining independence, Poland exported various industrial products such as locomotives civil aircraft, combat aircraft and tanks. But it was probably a mistake for Poland to export weapons, considering that the Germans defeated Poland in 1939 primarily because Poland had far fewer weapons. But Poland did not arm itself as much as the Germans because Poland relied on the French and British allies. Which was a mistake, as was shown by the betrayal of these allies in 1939. But this disgraceful betrayal of 1939 is a different topic! I hope one will forgive me for this little excursion into Polish history. :)

    • @jamescorlett5272
      @jamescorlett5272 9 місяців тому

      I forgive you brother ‐ very interesting what you have to say - what of Poland today I'm told it looks like the American dream ? .

    • @GreatPolishWingedHussars
      @GreatPolishWingedHussars 9 місяців тому

      @@jamescorlett5272 Thanks for calling me brother! Dream? One shouldn't exaggerate! But Poland is on the right track! I don't want to brag, but there are many positive aspects in Poland. For example, Poland has a very low crime rate compared to other European countries! Poland was poor because of the Germans. They ruined Poland's economy in World War II and then brought communism to Poland because the communists were greatly strengthened by their war. But Poland is no longer poor. Poland's economy has been growing enormously for the past 30 years. Wiki quote: The country is considered by many to be a successful post-communist state. It is classified as a high-income economy by the World Bank, ranking 22nd worldwide in terms of GDP (PPP), 23rd in terms of GDP (nominal), and 23rd in the 2018 Economic Complexity Index. As of 2019, the Polish economy had been growing steadily for 28 years, a record high in the EU. This record was only surpassed by Australia in the world economy. GDP per capita at purchasing power parity has grown on average by 6% p.a. over the last 20 years, the highest in Central Europe. Poland's GDP has increased seven-fold since 1990. Here are some quotes from links related to Poland that Poles can be proud of. UA-cam video with the title: Future Is Bright for Poland! ua-cam.com/video/jY9Bjp26_Lw/v-deo.html UA-cam video with the title: Why is Poland outgrowing the UK? ua-cam.com/video/OJ3iufd_SQM/v-deo.html UA-cam video with the title: Why is Poland so successful? ua-cam.com/video/YUOuZh-h2Ng/v-deo.html Here are some link titles about Poland that I quote: Poland one of the fastest growing economies in Europe! Poland one of the lowest unemployment rates in Europe! Poland: A Development Success Story" Poland is the economic locomotive of Europe Poland 2025: Europe's new growth engine - McKinsey" How Poland Became Europe's Growth Champion: Insights from the Successful Post-Socialist" Poland is also one of the best in Europe according to the Gini index, which measures social inequality. Poland's New Golden Age Europe’s Growth Champion: Insights from the Economic Rise of Poland Poland: A Development Success Story! Poland holds great economic potential! Poland one of the lowest crime rates in Europe! Link from McKinsey & Company with the title:" "Poland 2025: Europe's new growth engine" By the way, Poland one of the best in Europe regarding the share of people living in their own home. For comparison, the home ownership rate in Poland is 86% and in Germany 49%. Which Poles can also be proud of. Poland one of the best in Europe in dealing with the pandemic because Poland has been ranked sixth among 23 rich countries in an index compiled by The Economist comparing how well economies have done during the pandemic. Which Poles can also be proud of. Incidentally, Polish pupils have significantly better ratings in the PISA OECD's Program for International Student Assessment than Danish and German pupils. Anyone can check that and google "PISA Scores by Country 2023"! Which Poles can also be proud of. Poland was the only country in EU that had economic growth in the Financial crisis of 2007-2008 ! Poland's GDP in the crisis grew in 2009 + 2.2%. In contrast, Swedish GDP contracted by -5.2 in 2009. Denmark - 7% Which Poles can also be proud of. Greetings from Poland!

    • @GreatPolishWingedHussars
      @GreatPolishWingedHussars 9 місяців тому

      @@jamescorlett5272 There's a comment from me! UA-cam doesn't always notify you of new comments. Since I put effort into writing the comment above, I'll let you know that I posted a comment.

    • @GreatPolishWingedHussars
      @GreatPolishWingedHussars 9 місяців тому

      @@jamescorlett5272 There's a comment from me! UA-cam doesn't always notify you of new comments. Since I put effort into writing the comment above, I'll let you know that I posted a comment.

  • @GreatPolishWingedHussars
    @GreatPolishWingedHussars 10 місяців тому

    Yes, as a boy I really liked the novels about the Klondike Gold Rush. Great adventures! Exciting action! But as a boy, I didn't realize that most of the people in Alaska back then just wanted to get the gold quickly and then settle down and live without adventure and action in the eastern states of the USA. :)

  • @LannieLord
    @LannieLord 10 місяців тому

    3:19 THIS pic has no caption. So let's go! "Life Sized Vampirella poster from Warren Publishing , 1971". "These are worth quite a bit of money TODAY if in perfect shape. NYC was RICH with 'back issue' magazine shops that were non-porno back in the day . Everything from Rona Barrett's Hollywood to Famous Monsters to Playboy and Redbook. All for a buck or so. Also they sold back issues of comic books like Marvel for fair prices". I loved getting lost in these places.....

    • @thetimemachine7331
      @thetimemachine7331 10 місяців тому

      Wow that's some real time travel there with that story ❤️ Glad to hear your experience

  • @GreatPolishWingedHussars
    @GreatPolishWingedHussars 10 місяців тому

    Strange! Communists were shown but where are the pictures of the marching Nazis? Because the Nazi SA founded in the 20s was already marching in Berlin in the 20s! The SS was founded in Berlin in the 20s and was already marching in Berlin in this decade! By the way, most of the people shown in the video were either already Nazis or later became Nazis, because by 1935 at the latest the overwhelming majority of Germans had been followers and supporters of the German Nazi government, thus they were Nazis. Most communists also became Nazis, because the change from one extreme to the other is even easier because the radicalization was already there. Because Nazism was also a kind of socialism and the Nazi propagandist Goebbels said that Nazism is the "true socialism" free of Marxism. Therefore, the change from radical communism to radical nazism was not very difficult. The Berlin of the 20s is always described as so liberal and decadent. Obviously a myth, because as soon as the Nazis were in power, it was a Nazi city.

    • @thetimemachine7331
      @thetimemachine7331 10 місяців тому

      The Nazis probably showed an image of modernity and decadence to shied their slowly growing nazi influence

    • @GreatPolishWingedHussars
      @GreatPolishWingedHussars 10 місяців тому

      @@thetimemachine7331 "The Nazis probably showed..." Do you mean with that the Germans? But calling them Nazis is actually quite right. But your assumption is wrong. Because what you claim suggests a will to resist. But there was very little of that among the Germans. Because the vast majority of them had been supporters and followers of the German Nazi government since 1935 at the latest, thus they were Nazis! Therefore there was hardly any resistance against the German Nazi government.

  • @GreatPolishWingedHussars
    @GreatPolishWingedHussars 11 місяців тому

    A Soviet propaganda video would also be no different than this video. :) Nor would Soviet propaganda have mentioned that Gagarin died in a jet crash of the glorious Soviet Air Force. Soviet propaganda would certainly not have mentioned that the crash of the jet was caused by the generally poor technical condition of the machine and Gagarin's lack of flying experience. The crash was also partly caused by sloppiness by the ground staff. An air-traffic controller provided Gagarin with outdated weather information and that by the time of his flight, conditions had deteriorated significantly. Ground crew also left external fuel tanks attached to the aircraft. Gagarin's planned flight activities needed clear weather and no outboard tanks. But Soviet propaganda certainly wouldn't have mentioned that either. Dear Time Machine Team, you can only be the national hero of the nation you come from and not of many nations, which means that what you wrote that he was the national hero of all Eastern Bloc nations is incorrect. Hero is okay but not a national hero. You shouldn't use the term Eastern bloc either, because that was a Western propaganda term that had nothing to do with reality. Because the term bloc suggests a unity and stability that never existed, because the countries called the Eastern Bloc were actually forced into an alliance with the Soviet Union and the communist system with violence and terror. That the term bloc is inappropriate can also be seen from the resistance offered by the nations oppressed by the communists. So that this alleged block collapsed. Which the Polanders were in the lead and were decisive in the resistance against the communist oppressors! The term is also wrong because some of these countries are in Central Europe and not in Eastern Europe. I realize it's common to use this incorrect term Eastern Bloc. This is not unusual, as there are many incorrect terms used by journalists and historians. A better term would be Soviet-controlled territories instead of Eastern Bloc. The people in the countries forced into communism by the Soviets were by far not as enthusiastic about the space flight of Gagarin as communist propaganda has claimed. In conclusion, while this first spaceflight was an extraordinary technological achievement, but one should not forget whom Yuri Gagarin served. He served an oppressive regime that used him for their propaganda. Strictly speaking, he was just a henchman of the communist oppressors.

    • @thetimemachine7331
      @thetimemachine7331 10 місяців тому

      Yes that is very true, always a pleasure to read your analysis ❤️

    • @GreatPolishWingedHussars
      @GreatPolishWingedHussars 10 місяців тому

      @@thetimemachine7331 Thank you for the praise! I like to comment on your interesting videos!

  • @user-vv1nq7pb1o
    @user-vv1nq7pb1o 11 місяців тому

    🌹❤️🌹

  • @GreatPolishWingedHussars
    @GreatPolishWingedHussars 11 місяців тому

    Only a small fraction of the immigrants were Jews. Then the question arises why so many can be seen in the video! So I will formulate this criticism very carefully, because criticism regarding this very specific ethnic group or religious community (depending on the definition) is usually deleted on Youtub. I mean the Jews! I will use personal pronouns instead of the name of this ethnic group or religious community to prevent my comment from being deleted. In some cases, however, I can risk it and use the term Jews. By the way, if you think that you get positive effects by showing them as poor immigrants and victims of evil massacres, then you are mistaken. Because people are tired of seeing them always portrayed as victims. Because that happens far too often! Amazingly, unlike them, in occupied Poland Poles are not so stylized as victims of the Nazi nation. In fact, 3 million Poles were murdered so as many Poles were murdered as 3 million Jews were murdered who were Polish citizens. The murder of the Poles is also hardly described as genocide by Western media and journalists. The same number of Polish Jews as Poles were murdered by the Nazi nation. Poles died in the same death camps. But about whom is constantly reported. Which victims are there tons of hollywood movies about? Not about the Poles. But about Jews. Incidentally, Poles do not appear in the video at all, they only appear under the collective term Slavs. By the way, never heard that the Nazi nation murdered 30 million Slavs? But I'm sure you heard something about the 6 million Jews who were murdered! The question then is why isn't information also about the genocide against the gypsies as detailed as about the genocide against them. The gypsies were also a minority who were murdered. They are not this very special minority therefore hardly relevant. The amazing thing is that a Jew from Turkish-occupied Armenia is shown, who of course is a victim of persecution. But Armenians fleeing the genocide are not shown in the video! BECAUSE ONLY THE ONE VICTIMS ARE RELEVANT! The term pogrom, which was also used in the video, is actually a propaganda term, because it suggests that the massacres of them were something special and extraordinary. But they weren't, because massacres against minorities are nothing special at all. There have been such massacres worldwide at all times and they still exist today! I could give various examples of massacres against minorities such as the massacres against Chinese in Indonesian 1965-66. "According to the most widely published estimates at least 500,000 to 1.2 million people were killed, with some estimates going as high as two to three million." Quote wiki Link with the title: Indonesian mass killings of 1965-66! Another example of massacres against a minority would currently be against the Rohingya in Myanmar with Destruction of many villages, tens of thousands raped, 700,000 refugees fled abroad and 25,000 killed. Why aren't special terms from Indonesia and Myanmar used for such massacres as is the case with the term pogrom? Simply not because there is no western propaganda that portrays the Chinese and Rohingya as very special victims. But it's not your fault. This is what western propaganda has trained people to only think of as one type of victim. If we are on Western propaganda. In certain cases I wrote ...murdered by the Nazi nation. If I had written German instead of Nazination then my comment would be deleted. Because while this is entirely historically correct, UA-cam will not condone naming this nation in relation to war crimes and the like. Of course one may write that the Nazis murdered. This type of censorship serves to whitewash the Germans. Since 1936 at the latest the overwhelming majority of Germans were supporters and followers of the German Nazi government thus they were Nazis. But to whitewash this nation it is claimed that it was only the Nazis who were responsible for the felonies. The Nazis! Not the Germans! It is necessary to clarify why the term Nazi is even used for to understand all this. So it is necessary to clarify who is referred to as Nazis by western propaganda at all in this context. All Germans? Definitely not! No, the western propaganda differentiates very precisely between the evil Nazis and the other "good" Germans. The western pro-German propaganda spreads the lying myth of the few Nazis who were guilty because it is generally concealed that the overwhelming majority of Germans since 1935 at the latest were follower and supporters of the German Nazi government, thus they were Nazis. It is concealed the fact that the vast majority were Nazis, giving the impression that it was the other way around, that contrary to historical truth there was only a relatively small minority of Nazis. True, the term Nazis is a synonym for this nation and and so it would be actually irrelevant whether Nazis or the name of the nation is used. But since the lie is spread of only few Nazis , the impression arises that only a few Nazis were responsible for the felonies with Nazism and not in fact the vast majority of the population was responsible for that. Therefore, using the term Nazis instead of the name of the nation is misleading. So one should talk about the Germans in this context. But not about the Nazis. The propaganda even claim that the Germans were liberated in 1945. I have read this lie more often that the Germans were allegedly liberated. LIBERATED! As e.g. the title of this UA-cam video shows. "Liberation of Munich April 30 1945" ua-cam.com/video/RtCvjD56Kkc/v-deo.html the title is not the occupation of Munich by the Americans, which would correspond to historical facts. No, a lie is being spread about liberation! An unbelievable lie in which from the victory over this evil Nazi nation with the subsequent multi-annual occupation is made a LIBERATION. This is actually the end goal of that whitewashing campaign. Separating the nation from the evil Nazis and making the nation victims of the Nazis.

  • @SuperGreatSphinx
    @SuperGreatSphinx 11 місяців тому

    One World. One Humanity. ONE FAMILY. Amen.

  • @GreatPolishWingedHussars
    @GreatPolishWingedHussars 11 місяців тому

    It should be noted that every migrant was a loss to his homeland. It would have been better if they could have stayed at home. It's actually nothing positive to have to leave the homeland. I know this only too well because my parents also have been migrants which also made me a migrant. They always longed for home like me too. In addition, they migrated to a country whose inhabitants were full of contempt for people of our nationality including really evil jokes about people from our country who are very popular with the locals. Being defamed as a criminal is really not pleasant. These jokes were just the tip of the insolence iceberg. But fortunately I managed to return to my homeland. In any case, I can encourage people who plan to emigrate from their homeland to think very carefully about whether this is really necessary. One should also carefully check the country to which one wants to emigrate. Check it very carefully so that there are no nasty surprises afterwards. Anyway good luck to all migrants you need it.

  • @MelanieFromCanada
    @MelanieFromCanada 11 місяців тому

    That music is spot on. 😏