Poland, Warsaw 1930s in color [60fps, Remastered] w/sound design added
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- Опубліковано 3 жов 2024
- I colorized, restored and created a sound design for this video of Street scenes Warsaw and Krakow, buses, people on sidewalks, Trolley with sign reading “DWORSKA”. Inside a trolley full of passengers. View out the trolley windshield at street, people waiting to board and a policeman standing on a median. Sidewalk scenes, two men walking by with boots over their shoulders, women looking at a cart displaying wares. Boy runs by with newspapers under his arm,
Video Restoration Process:
✔ FPS boosted to 60 frames per second
✔ Image resolution boosted up to HD
✔ Improved video sharpness and brightness
✔ Colorized only for the ambiance (not historically accurate)
✔added sound only for the ambiance
✔restoration:(stabilisation,denoise,cleand,deblur)
Please, be aware that colorization colors are not real and fake, colorization was made only for the ambiance and do not represent real historical data.
B&W Video Source from: United States Holocaust Memorial Museum, gift of Julien Bryan Archive
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Can you change title it’s 1935 Poland
I suspect you are a time traveler. that goes back in the past to record
@@YamMCPE the magazine "Szpilki" was established in December 1935. 1:00
Gdańsk please and more!
01:25 it's incredible how modern these buildings look when colored. When in black and white it always has that distant, almost surreal feeling, but just a bit of color and it feels like something you'd see when taking a casual stroll outside
Exacto
I have exactly the same feeling. Some buildings seem to be ahead of their times. In black and white, knowing Warsaw from old pre-war photos, it was more perceived as an ordinary city of those times with beautiful historic buildings. Some buildings look like they have been renovated now. They were new for those times, and in color you can only see them, black and white photos focused us on something else.
It's always like that with 1930s -footage: you can't help but think "if only they knew what would be coming soon ..."
Same thing with video of new york in like 2000 or early 2001
They probably had some idea, I mean the germans weren't exactly subtle in their intentions, and the russians had already invaded once or twice.
Many people (who read the newspapers) actually knew, but going abroad wasn't so cheap and easy as now. Today in Europe we have dirt-cheap airlines and freedom of movement inside EU, it wasn't so easy then.
@@iirekm Fredom of movement? with lockdowns, qr codes and covid passeports ? are you joking ? there is no more freedom just open your eyes
@@nathalie228 no kidding, a valid ID + free vaccine + covid passport + dirt-cheap airplane ticket is nothing compared to what our ancestors had to do when they wanted to leave their country
As a man from PL I can only say thank you for your work.
I wish to know how would Poland look like if there was no WWII ... It was such a beautiful place.... Then burnt to the ground. Even all those years later it can be felt here that we lost so many years, so many possibilities... The "what if" will always be with us... Thank you so much for this film!
Then consider the "what if" of the Greeks...
02:00 it's not Warsaw. This is Gdansk - Motlawa River view. Also beautiful city.
Yep, actually Gdansk starts since 1:49. There is a Railway Station and some place in Old Town.
Thank you so much. The last part is of course Danzig - Gdańsk, with it’s famous Zuraw Gdanski. This your technique makes the old films so real and immersive. Thanks a lot.
Yeah I was thinking that it looks like Gdansk, I was living 1 year there in 2016. Cheers from Spain!!
@@Belphegor83 Na początku filmu , widzimy Warszawę.
Beautifully remastered. The funeral looks like it was for a well known local important person. Thanks for your work!
It sad that couple of years later the Germany will invade Poland and that just sad.
Possibly for the woman you can see in the newspaper prints at the newsstand.
@@someguy9778 oh yes, you could be right.
I don't believe it was someone important because that's just the way they do funerals there. They still do it that way.
There was an advert of actress Irene Dunne and her character Magnolia from the 1936 musical Showboat, which puts at least part of the video to that year or somewhat later. Great video as usual.
Can’t believe it that this old clip was save from ww2 and even from invade of Poland in 1939, goodness.
@@azia5051 yes
Artificial Algorithm so true.
knowing how fast are public cleaning service that might be also 2013 ... xD
0:56 - IRENA DUNNE
Warsaw before World War II and before it was burned to the ground was called : ''Paris of the East''. Thes buildings in the end looks really modern. After the Poland was reborn after the 123 years of partitions Polish architects had and ambicious plans to turn the Warsaw into a real capital of independent country..This completly remastered fotage is for me like time travel to the world which doesn't exist no more... Respect from Poland! The last shots are from Gdańsk/Danzig - and the building in the end is really interesting - it's an unique medieval port crane for loading/unloading ships. Some buildings are build in a Dutch style because it was an important trade route to the Netherlands and some Dutch people even lived here and fun fact is the Polish fleet admiral Arend Dickman was Dutch and led to victory a small fleet against the Sweds who ruled in the Baltic sea in the 17th century. It was during the naval battle of Oliwa. Arend Dickman died in the battle but Poles won ;)
Nobody asked for all that info
@@BLOXKAFELLARECORDS And nobody asked you for reading it :P
@@tomaszzbikowaty2854 your right I'm sorry for being rude
@@tomaszzbikowaty2854 I subbed
Every eastern european country called its capital the Paris of the east before ww2
Świetna robota 💪 świat jak żywy na filmie i jeszcze Warszawa przez Niemców nie zrównana z ziemią 😤 👍🇵🇱
A przecież zaledwie 13 lat temu była to Rosja(
W sensie że została podbita przez waze ?
Oglądam,wzruszam się ,podziwiam widok ulic ,ludzi ,pięknych pojazdów....I za każdym razem patrząc na te filmy inaczej przeszłości myślę TYCH wspaniałych twórcach tych historii ... o NICH trzeba pamiętać i mieć wielki szacunek dla ICH pasji... Dla tych co byli wtedy i dla tych ....teraz.... Dziękuję ❤️🌹
It's amazing seeing Poland like this.
@Sztuczna Inteligencja thats a contradiction
@@humdidoadi Oxymoron is the word you looking for, the latter part of the word describes yourself.
"....Around 6 million Polish citizens perished during World War II: about one fifth of the pre-war population. Most were civilian victims of the war crimes ..."
sobering reminder of what happens when coward world leaders DO NOT oppose nazism, communism or religious fanaticism...
at the time, france and england supported Hitler
America was also in the talks of supporting the third reich before the Pearl Harbor attack, later Britain, America, France and the other "allies" sold Poland to the USSR which would cause much more deaths due to communist tyranny.
@@frez8141 actually not.. they had backed up poland
@@humdidoadi Please study the history Of WW2: Poland was at first used by Great Britain and the USA than cowardly betrayed !!!
@@franktuminski8460 the US didn't have any alliance treaty with Poland.
the UK and France did.
The people were so different then, more energy and life. The war, then communism changed Poles and demoralized them. An effect that will ripple for generations. Such a tragic history.
Bless the country and its cultural soul ❤️
Milo zobaczyc Polske z tych czasow jak bylo super ! ❤👍❤ Tack Dzieki !!
Совсем не подозревающие люди, они не знают, какая трагедия с ними случится впереди.
The tragedy lasted until 1989 thanks to your people.
This is a great document that shows pre war Warsaw. It was completely destroyed.
And replaced with the Soviet atrocity that it is today. It was called Paris of the East. Now, it is a shell of its former glory.
not just the architecture, more importantly the people. Poland was multiethnic and multicultural, with people living peacefully together. Today it is run by a right wing, fascistic, anti-immigant party. That said, they only got 51% of the vote over liberals. There is hope if they don't succeed in changing the judiciary to keep themselves in power.
@@GwaiZai Let's hope, Chris. Poland has always been a country open to everyone. It's just the last few years the ignorant people took over. However, that's unsustainable long term and Poland will go back to its roots. Their time will pass.
@@rechelieu unless they can change the judiciary. I've met a lot of brilliant, open minded people in Poland, in Warsaw in particular. I met a beautiful woman that wouldn't go home with me because she had to wake up to march. Respect!
@@GwaiZai Ha! I am married to a Polish woman. I know they are stubborn as heck. She is my Amazon and will cut you if you wrong her...hahaha..Never a boring day.
One of your best! I live how it jumps around showing such varieties of culture and architecture. Amazing.
Pięknie to wygląda, aż się wierzyć nie chce że minęło tyle lat
Warsaw is beautiful in 1930's but we all know what happens in few years unfortunately.
Thank you for saving this footage,
Ci ludzie nie wiedzieli jak wielka tragedia ich czeka. Płakać się chce jak na nich się patrzy.
A przecież zaledwie 13 lat temu była to Rosja(
@@MrMult100 Polska nigdy nie byla Rosją, to ze byla pod okupacją rosyjskiego gówna nie znaczy ze byla ruska
@@MrMult100a potem Ukraincy strzelali do powstańców
była i będzie@@morrorex6764
@@morrorex6764 wdawanie się z ewidentnym trollem w jakieś wymiany zdań jest pozbawione jakiegokolwiek sensu
1:24 crazy how modern it looks!
Unbelievable! Such blocks had been built in the 30’s? I wasn’t aware of it.
This is pure modernism ! that's why it looks mordern :)
Yes, too modern, too beautiful, too strong and these're the reason it had to be fired, bombed and destroyed by our beloved neighbours - just like the whole Poland
This style is typical for 30s, but many people who know nothing about architecture think it was built by communists later or they even call it concrete panel house which is not tre at all. Here in Czechia we have many 20s and 30s buildings and some of them look really modern and interiors are really good quality. But people see functionalistic house and they think it's communistic even when it was actually build in capitalism time.
Modernism started in 1930s
Piękne!!!! Dziękuję 🥰❤️❤️❤️❤️🇵🇱
Once again this priceless how on earth do find all this. What a beautiful place.
The people with heads held high.
Thankyou again for these amazing footage
From Australia
Niesamowite jest to że to my będziemy tak wyglądać dla następnych pokoleń coś pięknego ❤
All of this colorized footage is haunting.
The people pictured here are normal everyday people just going about their daily lives. It’s so calm, so peaceful, so…wonderful.
And then you realize that towards the end of this decade that everything changed for them.
Some of the people in this video may have been sent to concentration camps, killed in the war, had their homes destroyed…really haunting to think about.
😢😢sim.
I wish I could jump through the screen and go back to that era 😪
And then, by 1939, to return to 2021 ...
@@johang7498 yep
@@johang7498 wait what
@@scruffyRe WW2? Hitler invaded and the entire city was almost completely destroyed in the war and you know what happened to the Jewish population.
@@zackphy ohhh yea
A tantalising glimpse of 1930s Warsaw and its citizens before everything was ruined by Hitler. I wonder how many of the people shown survived what was to come...
You forgot to mention Stalin, they both invaded Poland.
By German people not by Hitler...
@@V8____ do i sniff polish tears?? or is it british?? cant say..
@Strange Tapes Yes but he was represented of German nation.
@Strange Tapes You right. Only on polish territory Hitler killed 6000000 people. Son of the... German solders in the second world was like a brothers for everybody and only Hitler was bad man.
2.02 that building by the water standing out is actually a building in witcher 3 as well as a heritage from the polish game makers
so beautiful-hopefully more footage to come!
Beautiful people
Beautiful country
Tragic what happen to this beautiful city in the following years.
Wonderful! Splendid!.......Thank you for your tremendously good work!....🙋🏼♀️
Thank you for building a time machine to go back in time and make these videos
Wow, these videos are super cool. Thank you for sharing!
If you compare this to other footage you can clearly see people's faces and almost feel the fear and worry, these times they already knew things were getting tense and scary. It's so sad.
Warsaw was so beautiful!
1:57 - It's not Warsaw or Krakow, it's a Freie Stadt Danzig (Gdansk at this moment).
O właśnie, zastanowiło mnie to "Apotheke". I kolejne ujęcie.
Chilling to see that train!...to think what trains like that will be transporting later on!
I just thought the same thing.
1:47 what an amazing mustache, I bet it'll stay in fashion for decades
O! Nie wiedziałem, że przed wojną gdański żuraw był we Warszawie.
Wish I could go back and relive this time
No you don't.
@@mikeb4595 It'd be interesting to go back for a day and experience how different it is, but I'd never want to stay especially in this city with what's to come in the next decade.
@@mikeb4595 Well, we do.
Amazing video. I believe the last scenes starting at 1:50 are actually in Gdansk/Danzig
1:49 - 2:07 this is Gdańsk (Danzig), not Warsaw. But I hope one day a longer movie from this city will also appear on you channel :)
@@Nalesnik158 używając zarówno Polskiej oraz zniemczonej nazwy chodziło mi bardziej o nakierowanie tego który prowadzi ten kanał na inne stare filmy z Gdańska które w przyszłości mogły by się tu pojawić. Na internecie można jeszcze znaleźć stare filmy które niestety są podpisane zniemczoną formą
a real pole with honor doesnt need to know what city it is
te 6cio piętrowe kamienice - niesamowite budynki !
To jest mix nagrań z Warszawy i Gdańska/It's a mix of footage from Warsaw and Gdańsk.
Oh wow! Thank you for this one ! 🇵🇱🇵🇱🇵🇱♥️
Wonderful, thanks
Unbelievable. Thank you.
The final, harbour scene is from Gdańsk / Danzig, which at the time was an autonomous entity
It’s hard to believe that everyone in this video were once alive. Our generation too would be reflected in the future. It’s a crazy thought
Gościu, dodaj Gdańsk jeszcze.
Man add Gdańsk in title! Great work!
I wonder if that's just edited tempo of the recording, but... WHY DID THEY WALK SO SLOWLY ???? It's incredibly weird to see people not running!!! As it was a different planet 😮
Before the storm...
All those people just doing their daily lives not knowing they're screwed
No commie blocks to be seen. So beautiful.
Exactly😆👏👏👏
Commie blocks?
@@havingagr8time Yeah, ugly square apartment blocks that are scattered all over eastern bloc countries
No Nazi to be seen. That's way better.
@@dzzuel6008 Such places are even in western europe and USA, communists didn't invent that, it is originaly from Denmark and for example in Vienna, they still build such buildings even today. Everyone is extremely smart about how terrible it is, but milions of people would not have home without that after WWII and even today. Here in Czechia like 1/3 of people live in such buildings and it's not bad living, you have everything around you (schools, schops etc...) and plenty of space and green places, it's actually comfortable live in such place.
Warsaw was the most heavily damaged city in the entirety of World War II. The next two being Berlin and Hiroshima. The city was almost completely obliterated along with the Jewish part of its population.
Almost 200k of polish people died during uprising 44 in Warsaw.
Warsaw dialect almost completely died out during the war.
Such a beautiful European city with so many well-dressed people going about their lives with no clue about the unthinkable devastation awaiting them in a few short years.
The 2nd city that was destroyed the most was Manila
@@majkel1684 Manila and Warsaw were both “innocent bystanders” caught up in the nightmarish destruction of the war.
This channel is amazing, thank you so much for your work, is like a time machine, otherwise, it would be great a comparison 19.../today, between the remain buildings, streets, etc...
It's pretty sad to think that probably many of these people died a few years alter during WW2
Little were they aware all the upheaval that would come after this.
Cudowna podróż w czasie, ukazująca sceny uliczne Warszawy oraz Krakowa. Komunikacja zbiorowa, ludzie na ulicy i jadący tramwaj w kierunku Dworskiej. Widoczne wnętrze tramwaju zapełnione ludźmi, w następnej scenie widać kolejno ludzi na przystanku oraz kierującego ruchem. Mężczyźni z butami na ramionach idą pewnym krokiem. Na ulicy są obecne małe stragany z wyrobami spożywczymi i prasą, a w następnej scenie uchwycono nastolatka biegnącego z paczką gazet. Kolejne ujęcia pokazują uroczysty pogrzeb, prowadzony przez zaprzęg konny. Kolejne slajdy to nowoczesne budownictwo w stolicy. Na koniec można zauważyć kolejkę elektryczną oraz ujęcie na rzekę Wisłę.
Better translation 😅
Ostatnie kadry pochodzą z Gdańska a przedstawiona rzeka to Motława.
The most surprising imho is the modern architecture (for instance 1:30).
Poland had great architects and the best mathematicians in the entire of Europe. This is the real fact not bragging
1:59 that is Gdansk! Some of those buildings are still standing!
mindblowing
1:40 Kolej wąskotorowa 785mm KWK Wieczorek w katowickim Nikiszowcu, tzw. Balkan Ekspress. Pociąg prowadzony elektrowozem SSW.
Last scene from Gdańsk city
And the one before is I believe Poznan?
amazing video
First like from Brazil
Sadly. The beginning of the end.
1-26 pure art deco.thanks🙌👍🍀
If they only knew what the future would entail
Polska w 1930 wiele nieodstawała niektorym czescia ameryki, albo wcale nie odstawała..
Everything was beautiful in this Warsaw, especially the fashion. What happened to our once modest Europa?
Some lunatic started a world war.
1:46 - Adolf Hitler on a train, pissed off that Warsaw is not his.
But he got inspired by the passenger wagon
It is like a time machine almost.
Beautiful city.
Great work. Thank You:)
WOWWWWW!!!! What a WONDEFUL PLALACES....
Piękne!!!
استمتع بمشاهدة ذلك.. كل شي جميل ومنظم
I can only wonder if one of these individuals is actually a great-grandparent of mine.
Wonderful world of 1930s....
Circumstances were often challenging, I think, with the Great Depression and a lot of political tensions, but I get what you're saying ...
Hi there, Nass... I subbed your awesome channel.
You have some marvelous videos!
Is it OK that I use some of this footage in a non-monetized UA-cam music video?
I will leave a link to your channel in description box
Thank you so much
Cheers ...
Na ostatnim kadrze widzimy GDAŃSK, niem. DANZIG
More Poland please!
This is fascinating
How beautiful should have been❤
Amazing
1:23 Pure interwar modernism in Poland. You can find those buildings in every Polish city and small town, but not many people know how it's called and the time of constructions. "It's old anyway now".
nieironicznie gdy zobaczyłem kadr 1:25, pomyślałem ze to przecież jakies obecne nasze osiedla w Polsce :D
@@zovk8195 miałem to samo. Masa budynków wygląda tak dzisiaj. Swoją drogą to dobrze pokazuje jak Warszawa mogłaby wyglądać gdyby nie wojna.
Imagine how freaky if you saw yourself off in the distance...
Little did they know what was to come...
someone in the world could be watching this and seeing their great gramps and not know
There is a Gdańsk (Danzig) too ;)
2:00 that's Gdańsk
Pamiętam jak dziś...
Very interesting. 👏👏👏👏
Super
Nicer than any inner city today.