Stunning and very rare footage of Scheveningen in the Roaring Twenties in color! [A.I. enhanced]
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- Опубліковано 29 сер 2023
- In this film I will take you back in time to the Roaring Twenties during which we visit the wonderful beach and fishing village of Scheveningen.
This village lies on the Dutch North Sea coast near the residence of its Government, The Hague (Den Haag in Dutch).
Huge crowds always used to flock to the Scheveningen Pier, officially "Wandelhoofd Wilhelmina" opened by Queen Wilhelmina and her husband Prins Hendrik in 1901.
Sadly this pier burned down during WWII in 1943 and was replaced by a new pier a few hundred meters more North in the 1960s. We see the "chique of The Hague", Wassenaar and the rest of The Netherlands roam the Boulevard, the Pier and beaches.
You will see what I believe is the most spectacular and rare scene in this film. It shows a wonderful panoramic view of Scheveningen in 1922 that I have never come across before. It was taken from the roof of the Kuhrhaus.
On the far left we see a glimpse of Scheveningen's Palace Hotel, followed by a very rare view in the distance of its old station that was demolished in 1953.
At present you will find the Europa hotel there with next to it a huge residential block and 3-storey parking garage at the Zwolsestraat.
This whole area has now changed beyond recognition with two high rise residential blocks, one with a golden dome on top, and a long arcade-alike apartment block next to it.
The high building you see in the middle is still there, but currently hidden behind an ugly parking garage and police station. For decades it housed an Indonesian restaurant.
The camera now pans to the Badhuisplein, redubbed Gevers Deynout plein in 1891, which is now also totally changed and in fact utterly spoiled by two ugly apartment blocks left and right of the square.
This is where the trams would stop and turn around to go back to The Hague to pick up more beach lovers. Notice the many open tram cars that were in use during the summer.
On the right we see the famous Hotel Les Galeries with its Italian style arcades. It was sadly demolished around 1972 together with the Grand Hotel.
Above we see the famous round circus building that was opened in 1904. The lions, horses and other acts have long disappeared since. In 1991 the circus was converted into a musical theather by Joop van den Ende. The building is currently hidden behind the Holland Casino and a huge Pathé cinema.
Subsequently you wlll see some more great footage of the area of the Boulevard close to the Kuhrhaus.
Just to conclude that the destructive forces that were at play in the early 1970s are beyond comprehension. Scheveningen's Council and especially the Exploitatie Maatschappij Scheveningen, EMS, including dubious project developer Reinder Zwolsman, have a lot to answer to. If ever the Dutch expression "vergane glorie" (vanished glory) can be applied to its utmost extent then it is to Scheveningen.
The last part of this documentary focusses on what lied behind the glamour and glory of Scheveningen as beach resort. We take a walking trip through Scheveningen's back streets in the old village, in particular surrounding its main shopping street, the Keizerstraat.
The shops seen there were filmed in 1931 for the occasion of the opening of the new second inner harbour by regentess Queen Emma.
The CC captions will be the place to view the names of the streets as soon as we get more information.
Thanks for watching!
Source: Beeld en Geluid
Music: Trevor Kowalski and Sinfonietta Cinematica.
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*Don't forget to subscribe and watch the nearly 300 other historic videos on my channel* ! *Please help to identify the streets in the last part of this film* . *Watch a slightly longer and higher quality version on my website* : www.ricksfilmrestoration.com/SchevEN1.htm
Please note that from now on *ALL comments related to race and immigration will simply be deleted* . This video is about the 1920s not 2023! Enough is enough. If you are interested in Scheveningen's history and why it has become so ugly after the 60s and 70s, watch this very interesting film (in Dutch): anderetijden.nl/aflevering/78/Parel-aan-de-Noordzee
Leuke film! Een aantal straten die ik herken aan gebouwen die er nog staan (veel is gesloopt):
14:14 Heemraadstraat
15:28: Gaffelstraat (schoolgebouw links is de prinses Julianaschool (1910-2003)
16:23 Marcelisstraat (Jurriaan Kokstraat op de achtergrond)
16:34 Werfstraat (gefilmd vanaf de hoek Marcelisstraat)
17:03 Korendijkstraat (vanuit richting Werfstraat)
17:09 Werfstraat (Wassenaarsestraat op de achtergrond)
17:44: Wassenaarsestraat (Oude Kerk op de achtergrond)
19:35: Keizerstraat (Oude Kerk op de achtergrond)
Nothing topless ?
13:34 Duinstraat
13:45 Prins Willemstraat
13:50 Badhuisstraat (niet zeker)
Dank je wel! Ik ga het aan de CC captions (ondertitels) toevoegen
in een woord: schitterend!! bedankt hiervoor
Veel heel veel is verdwenen en helaas niet alleen in Scheveningen. Onder het mom van de "vooruitgang" is veel door de slopershamer verdwenen. Gelukkig hebben wij deze mooie beelden toen het allemaal zoveel sfeervoller was. En wat waren we toen een beschaafd volkje ! Bedankt voor de mooie beelden, en de mooie muziek, en voor het delen van dit stukje geschiedenis.
Graag gedaan!
Beschaafd? Leuke film maar het laat maar een heel klein rijk stukje zien. Beschaafd, pfff.
@@Linda-hs1lk In elk geval veel "beschaafder" dan nu, ook in de achterstandsbuurten.
@@Rick88888888ik word echt moe van die figuren die alles van vroeger afkraken, ze zitten in alle forums en Facebook (vroeger groepen) alles wat met het verleden te maken heeft,
Ze zijn daar alleen actief in om iedereen die
Geniet van foto's filmpjes uit het oude Nederland de mond te snoeren,
zij haten alles wat Nederland ooit was als je alleen meld wat jammer dat dit ooit zo mooie land is verdwenen word je aan alle kanten aangevallen,
door die linkse gehersenspoelde globalisten,
Ze hunkeren naar omvolking
Het is ongelofelijk ik kan er met mijn verstand niet bij,
Ze zijn compleet krankzinnig
helemaal gelijk, oikofobie heet dat@@Ben-jo6ht
Something that always terrifies me is that probably the majority if not all people on these recordings have passed away.
Life is limited, film exists forever.
Fantastic film of life in the 1920’s. Beautiful Victorian buildings in my home town of Leeds (UK) were also demolished to make way for ugly, modern and soulless structures. It’s so sad what vandalism was done in the 1960s/1970’s in the name of progress. Thanks Rick for the upload
Vandalism to people too
Toen was Nederland nog mooi. De gebouwen, kledij, auto's, zelfs de reclames waren mooi. Fantastische beelden. Bij het panorama stuk van de boulevard lijkt het wel een pretpark. Moet toch prachtig zijn geweest om toen te leven. Dank voor delen!
Graag gedaan!
ja geen auto s man .man wat rustig
I enjoyed watching this video. My husband was born in Den Haag I was born In Hilversum. Sadly a lot of grand buildings have been demolished. We migrated to Australia in the early 1950.s. I have been back to The Netherlands twice.. My father use to tell me about life when he was young in HilversumThank you for showing this My husband and I are in our in seventies
Glad you enjoyed it
I was born in Hilversum too. Was there yesterday. The center looks awful. I had to stop and decided to leave as Quick as i could. I remember it how it was when younger. Nice. Well kept. Decent. Its garbage today.
Heel bijzonder, gemaakt in het jaar dat mijn schoonoma werd geboren, 101 jaar geleden, en ze leeft nog steeds!
The ladies dresses and shoes are to die for. These films are a most wonderful Time Machine. ❤❤❤
100 times beter than the sluts today.
Have to say I am envious of people who lived in that time. I'm sure there were hardships and difficulties but i feel there was a greater sense of community, identity and respect for each other and the local environment.
Ik wil u bedanken voor dit beeldmateriaal. Wat is het leven toch een bijzonder iets.. We zijn hier maar voor een korte tijd. Zoveel mensen met zoveel verhalen zijn ons voor geweest. Tenminste, met dit soort beeldmateriaal enigszins voor eeuwig vastgelegd..
The original pier being in the middle, equal with the building, makes so much more sense than how it is placed today 😅
Wat was Nederland toch mooi en vriendelijk, ik zit met open mond te kijken. Ik heb niet het idee dat we 100 jaar na dato er sociaal beter op zijn geworden.
Old world exploration, Pockets of survival channels are a great addition to this channel.
Ik zou best een poosje terug in die tijd willen.( de meeste mensen hebben nu geen tijd en haast ,jammer.)
Prachtige beelden ! Toen nog geen overlast gevende “jongeren”.
immigranten*
Look how clean everything is.
No single use plastics back then 🤷♂️😅
Mooie blanke en schone mensen.
Fascinating ! two classes. One inclined to display great care in personal presentation and ostentatious ladies. The other subdued but highly respectable. No telly to keep one at home.
Terugverlangen naar een tijd die ik nooit heb meegemaakt, vreemd gevoel is dat zeg. Werkelijk magnifieke beelden!
The beach I was born on. Proud Hagenees here.
Thank you so much for uploading this unique material.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Het dichtste bij dat wij tot een tijdmachine zullen komen
My "Oma" was born in Den Haag (1889-1990). This would have been her world in motion, as I only luckily have boxes of still photos of this era. Worked as a nanny in her teens for the fancy rich as seen in this film, of which apparently there was a great deal of wealth in The Hague / Scheveningen... She emigrated to the USA in the mid-1920s...
Stunning. I believe I just became a time traveler.
What a beautiful cityscape ! ,,The facial expressions of the people reflected in the camera are very calm.
Thank you for the wonderful video !
Our pleasure!
It's really touching to see how relaxed and peaceful people looked back then! Stunning footage, thank you!
Glad you enjoyed it!
They did not have TV that filled their brains with junk.
They had conversations with people, not with cell phones..
You do not see anyone walking around holding their pants up.
those pants are now made in China, how do they know how to make pants for us tall big Dutchies ? while living in Canada i was often asked, why do the dutch have such tall legs, my answer....just in case the dike brakes, ...@@elsiecovington8481
Backthen people were proud and happy to be photographed.
I was born and raised in Scheveningen. The most of my family has lived there for several generations (from est. 1700 or even before).
Scheveningen in 2023 doesn't make me feel warm anymore.
This video is beautiful ❤❤❤
The
Everyone is so well dressed and things look clean. Good days in many aspects.
Sad that all those souls are no more.
Prachtig materiaal. Mijn opa speelde in die tijd met het Residentie Orkest wekelijks in het Kürhaus als violist. Ik heb er 1 jaar gewoond aan de Zeekant in 2001-2002 met uitzicht op de huidige pier. Vergane glorie. That is.
I was there many times in the late '60's. I was stationed at SOESTERBERG AFB, while in the USAF.
Nobody expected mass extinctions, war and the loss of the Dutch colonies 20 years later. It was calm before the storm. Hope that history won’t repeat itself this 21th century
I hope not also
we are and always have been our own worst enemy.
we are the first generation that has all the data, but most of us don't have will to see it and act.
Beautiful!
I wonder why they didn't rebuild the pier right ahead of the Kurhaus entrance, just as it was originally designed?
But this stunning Scheveningen footage sadly reveals the many other changes "progress" got wrong.
Thank you for the video and the great work!
Good question! To be honest, I don't think the new Pier would have looked nice smack in front of the Kuhrhaus: Too pompous, too large, too high (especially the tower), too many islands and more recently too ugly. They should have simply rebuilt a Pier in the style of the old one. But, hey in the sixties and seventies nobody seems to have wanted to preserve the old "grandeur" look. In stead it is a big mish mash of modern (crap) architecture and now most people are sorry about this (too late!).
You may want to watch this (in Dutch): anderetijden.nl/aflevering/78/Parel-aan-de-Noordzee
Thank you, I'll have a look at that.
You are right about the sixties/seventies!
Victim of changes, looks like almost always: all 'bout the money!...
This time was much more cozy and had much more class than modern times. I would love to have lived in that time period, regardless of the disadvantages.
(I'm a 22 year old girl)
There was also a lot of misery back then. The first World War had just ended (admittedly the Netherlands were not involved), the Spanish Flu had just killed up to 100 million people globally (also many in the Netherlands, including one of my ancestors), and soon the Nazi cancer would start eating up Germany and then destroy millions of lives.
only if you were among the 5% upper class. try being a 22 year old serving girl in 1922, you wouldn't last a week....
@@Blackadder75 That is being harsh on a damsel who simply wishes there were more esthetic, genuineness and cohesion in society :)
@@anticosmopolitan I tried to make clear that we have more of all that now than 100 years ago when society was much more unjust and harsh. If you don't see that now, it's because we have 1000 times more media exposure, so all the ugly things now are constantly brought under your attention.. We must shield ourselves from too much media, and focus on the nice things in life. You can find all the good things that are showcased in these nostalgic videos today, if you take the effort.
@@Blackadder75 Whatever.
Wat een prachtig mooie film! Mooie muziek ook erbij. Geweldig de beelden van die winkelstraat met al die klassieke winkeltjes. Top gedaan Rick!
De muziek is idd werkelijk subliem bij de video
Het voelt zo nostalgisch aan terwijl ik nooit in die tijd heb geleefd
Wonderful footage. I can only imagine how the filmmaker would feel knowing how beautifully it would be presented
Wonderful. So civilised, so smartly dressed. Doffing their hats to the camera.
Wat een prachtig tijdsdocument! Prachtige boulevard en omgeving en wat een schrijnend contrast met de krotten verderop. Op dat punt is er gelukkig wel veel verbeterd. Dank je wel voor deze prachtige beelden!
This is one of your best videos Rick. Especially the close-ups of the people from that time. It's like being in it yourself as a viewer.
Sehr sauber, sehr ordentlich, sehr gesittet. So sollte es heute auch wieder werden.
MOM was born in '22. fascinating. When they looked into the lens of the camera they were looking 100 years into the future, while I am looking through a time machine 100 years back.
I remember my grandparents would dress like this, men in suits, women in dresses, with the hats. And women would walk arm and arm as companions and friends.
Yes, yes, and women stayed in the home where they belong, minorities knew their place, etc. 🙄
My Scheveningen greatgrandparents didn't have that kind of money or leisure time. They had to work hard. If you see anyone in traditional Scheveningen dress in their twenties, it could be them. If they have a small girl with them, it may be my grandmother.
This is an amazing timeline to see how the people lived and the buildings as they were before the 2nd ww…everyone was so well dressed and respectable in the mannerisms..thankyou for taking us back..❤
I think I was born at the wrong time! Thanks for taking me over there.❤❤
Always amazing to watch. So many lives and stories. One day maybe, I'll be on a film and someone may wonder who I was..... Thanks for the look back in time !
Prachtige beelden.
Tegelijkertijd krijg ik heel misselijk gevoel over de culturele rommel die ervoor in de plaats gekomen is.
Ik werd er ook wat verdrietig van
Daar hadden ze toen ook mee te maken. Ga even op zoek en je zal het vinden. Je snapt dat de meeste films die je hier ziet een ander beeld geven dan het dagelijkse leven.
@@steve-us2hg ach rot toch op Steve dat is gewoon klink klare onzin
@@steve-us2hgjij weet heel goed dat dat niet zo was..als je nu naar Scheveningen gaat waan je je in een midden oosten badplaats, aangevuld met tokkie volk
@@steve-us2hgWe zien toch een duidelijk verschil ??
Grappig hoe het nooit duidelijk genoeg kan zijn voor NPC's als jij
I love these beautiful restored films. Thank you so much for posting this.
To all the people who commented about people being happier back then, please get real. There was terrible poverty and a bad health situation. If you had the bad luck of being a little different due to a disability or physical abnormality the bullying was relentless. Also there was discrimination and racism and alcoholism. Families with a lot of children lived in very small houses without plumbing. Women had little to non freedom and were often forced to stay in abusive mariages.
I love to see these beautiful films but please stop with the nostalgia. A few years after this was filmed Europe was in a terrible war and the worst genocide ever. I am really happy those “good old days” are over.
you're right. People often forget about the real world they lived in. This is also probably one of the more richer towns in the Netherlands. I'm pretty sure 90% was worse than this.
I hear a lot of i think i think, were you there? Or do you base your theorie on history teached at school and mainstream media. My grandmother grew up their during ww2 and they were poor, but she had the most beautiful childhood ever. I just want to say, you are never certain about how it was, simply because you did not experienced it, you can only speculate or believe stories, but you will never know for sure.
Could not have written it better myself!
yeah 95% of people in these videos are rich jews, which got their riches stolen after WW2
Your personality is fraught with cynicism. A cynic is someone too lazy to be a skeptic. Think it over. You're proclaiming yourself to an expert over something of which you are ignorant about. To be ignorant is to be uninformed; to be stupid is to not recognize you're ignorant. You can't know what these people think, say, or do. No one can.
Goodness, we spend many summer vacations in Noordwijk and rode the vits to Scheveningen. Lovely memories, Thank You SO much!❤
Our pleasure!
My wife & inlaws are from Rotterdam & when the in-laws passed away 2001 & 2009 we discovered many beach scene photos with people & tents such as you show in the early part of the video.
The dress & antics of the beach goers are similar in the still & movie images. Formal, family friendly fun.
wel gek idee dat iedereen in deze video nu overleden is, net al wij allemaal zullen sterven.
Great video Rick, amazing footage, nice work, well done 👍👌😀
Thanks 👍
Very interesting as my father was born in the Hague in 1920 and went to this beach with his mother as a boy.
I love seeing how different people react to the camera, especially the few gentlemen who raise their hats.
Mijn oma was ‘oud geld’ uit Den Haag en flaneerde altijd in Scheveningen. Nu kan ik zien waar ze het over had, mooi. Mijn dank
Wat een schitterend stukje film zeg! Meestal zien we dit van andere grote wereldsteden, maar schitterend om dit een keer van Nederland te zien!
De muziek is er uitstekend bij gekozen.
Als ik dit zie dan denk ik altijd dat men toen gelukkiger was... Zeker als je bedenkt dat vanaf 1970 ongeveer, de bevolking is verdubbeld.
Ja he. Dat nostalgische is echt mooi. Natuurlijk had je toen kinderarbeid etc. maar de mensen waren allemaal meer eengezind en leefden meer in harmonie. Aten gezonder en waren beter opgevoed dan wij vandaag de dag. Alle kleine winkeltjes zijn verdwenen uit het straatbeeld de afgelopen 50 jaar. Alles door grote bedrijven en grote belangen. Hoop dat we 1 dag weer terug kunnen naar kleiner en kleiner en weer kleine winkeltjes overal hebben een geen mega winkels meer. Natuurlijk eten van het land en de familie centraal. Waarbij de man werkt en de vrouw kookt en vd kinderen zorgt.
Amazing quality nice to see.
Glad you enjoyed it
The clothing is exceptional. Everyone looks so dressed up. So classy.
De kinderen die uit de school komen...Ze hebben hele levens geleefd en zijn er nu niet meer. Hun kinderen zijn waarschijnlijk rond de tijd van de oorlog geboren en hebben ook weer een heel leven achter de rug. Het is mooi om te zien, maar het confronteert ook met de vergankelijkheid.
Loved every minute Rick Thankyou
What a fantastic film. Thank you!!
Life looks civilised. People neatly dressed. Clean streets. No plastic rubbish. All people now ghosts. Haunting.
True. But there was plenty of poverty, uncivilised (and uneducated) people and filth too in those days, don’t be mistaken. Just not in these images, since people would dress up to go out in these times.
About two blocks behind this boulevard it was utter misery. Slums with illness, terrible housing and poor widows of fishermen who passed at sea.
Scheveningen being next to the residence of government made it a Kutort for the upper classes of The Hague and beyond, but that's only a tiny faction of the populace.
Scheveningen littered with muslims harassing girls now
Everything built on the backs of the hard workers.
They are literaly holding down a woman against her will in the first 3 min
Wat een video zeg.. Vooral als je een fan bent van een tijdperk waar alles draaide om schoonheid , puurheid , braafheid en deugdzaamheid.. een 'Klassieke' stijl wat bekend en nostalgisch uitziet en voelt .. ik zie hier invloeden van een beetje Belle Epoque, veel Art Deco , Art Nouveau en veel Neo Gothic (architectuur) decoraties wat is gecombineerd tot een prachtige omgeving , met prachtige mensen in een prachtige tijd . Het is bijna net een droom die oude videos die zo 'tot leven worden gewekt' .
Bedankt voor het delen .
In those days everything was beautiful and they all demolished it and brought big brutalism buildings instead of the beauty and elegant buildings from those days. I long for that time. You are so right with what you say. It is vergane glorie. And it makes me sad.
The clothes looked also very distinguished and sophisticated. So much more elegance everywhere. Politeness and respect, no vandalism, no graffiti, no rubbish everywhere.
Give me that Scheveningen over the current one any day. The Kurhaus was very very close to being demolished during the “reconstruction” period. Gelukkig is dat niet gebeurd maar het was op het nippertje.
Ben verbluft vanwege de hoge kwaliteit films.
Je hebt met het inkleuren dit tijdperk voelbaar gemaakt voor me.
Het iis prachtig werk dat je levert.
Hier zitten vele uren in. Dank voor dit prachtigs delen.
Graag gedaan!
.... all gone building and people. Yet this film could keep the memory of those somehow alive.
Kurhaus is still there, the building on the beachfront.
Benieuwd hoe de generatie over 100 jaar naar ons terug kijkt....
Met afschuw, walging en afkeuring... (als er dan nog mensen leven)
Als Hagenaar van 62 heb ik van de beelden genoten. Dank:)!
Graag gedaan!
What a remarkable film I lived there in the early 60s truly remarkable hoe the seafront had changed even in that time not much now left I expect
Unbelievable footage taken in the 1920s. Thanks so very much for work undertaking to colour. Mostly for all the efforts to be able you post on UA-cam. Please feel free to continue to post future past times gone by video's. Much appreciated and again many thanks for all work carried out rehearsing the footage. Kindest Regards. Gaz in Bolton 🇬🇧 England
You're very welcome
Heel indrukwekkend om mijn landgenoten 🇳🇱 te zien meer dan een eeuw terug met allemaal een eigen verhaal en hoe "gemütlich" het toen was...
Je bedoelt "Gezellig". "Gemütlich" is nogal ongepast in dit kader
@@Rick88888888 Google Translate vertaalt "gemütlich" als knus wat mijns inziens ongeveer hetzelfde is als gezellig. Ben benieuwd waarom u gemütlich ongepast vindt?
@@edithmosch5160 is het niet duidelijk dat meneertje Freedom een wappende NSB-er is?
Lekker gemütlich ja, tussen twee wereldoorlogen in. Heel gezellig.
@@edithmosch5160 Waarom een Duitse term gebruiken alsof dit een film uit WO-II zou zijn? Dit woord gebruiken wij als Nederlanders nooit!
De tijd dat er nog niemand agressief op de camera afkwam met de vraag "hey vriend waarom film je me"
Ze wisten niet dat ze 100 jaar later op UA-cam terecht zouden komen. Anders hadden ze vast wel geklaagd ;-)
The tipping of the hat and the absolute fascination of a camera. Glorious but somewhat sad.
What a wonderful video! I loved how so many of the people looked directly into the camera as they passed by. I felt a spiritual connection, as a part of the river of life. A hundred years ago isnt really that long, both my parents were children then. The film is amazingly clear. Thank you, Rick.
Great footage of the early part of the 20th century. Thank you for sharing this colorful film of a proud, sociable people going about their business in so many different ways.
im born and raised in the hague a real hagenees of hagenaar , my grandparents are from scheveningen and from kijkduin , these r my ancesters , very beautifull 2 see this , those r my people from the past , wow , now the boulevard of Scheveningen is declining and gets more unsafe , what a difference , everything seemed so peacefull , good video thanks
Fantastisch
Wat een prachtig filmpje!!! Wat fijn dat u dit bewaard heeft, nationaal erfgoed! Die schoenen en hoedjes van de dames, echt fantastisch. Ik heb dit filmpje opgeslagen, zodat ik er altijd naar kan kijken. Ik zou het prachtig gevonden hebben in deze tijd! Maar dan had ik wel rijk moeten zijn, zonder geld lijkt het me heel erg moeilijk. Mijn grootouders waren zo gekleed als de mensen in het filmpje, en wat me ook opviel, waren de gordijnen en zonneschermen, die herken ik weer van andere ouderwetse foto's. Heel hartelijk bedankt voor de upload van dit geweldig mooie filmpje!!! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻🥰😍🤩💜😘☕️🍰🍷🥃🌟💋🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
9:36 lunch fl 2,00 diner fl 3,50...geweldig!
Hoeveel zou dat vandaag de dag zijn met inflatie en alles erbij, 20 eurocent voor een diner? :D
These people don't seem to be in a hurry in any way. This makes you think.
Werkelijk prachtig beeld materiaal, wat erg op valt is de toegepaste Franse en ook Engelse taal, de Boulevard was duidelijk terrein voor de wat beter bedeelde mensen.
Relished every second, thank you
Great!
Wonderful film.Many thanks for sharing.
Glad you enjoyed it
We are devolving at a rapid rate....
Agreed !
Amazing old footage, thank you
Als je een filmpje van nu bekijkt lijkt het wel een compleet ander land met totaal andere inwoners.
Is het ook.
Feit😢
.. en weinig nederlanders in Marokko ook toen of in Egypte .. nu zie je die kaaskoppen overal .. veel in Dubai ook .. waarom ook weer ??
The thing that amazes me is how clean the street were. In NYC, they had to establish a special rat department to combat the rats because the city is so dirty with litter and garbage and now homeless illegal immigrants. To think that all the people seen in that film have now passed-on. A real time machine.
Like you said, "vergane glorie". It is sad to see how some area's have been developed beyond recognition. The people seemed to be so much more in tune with everyday life, and without a worry in the world. But I think that is just an illusion, life was harder back then. We just live in a different world now
Dit is fantastisch. Ik heb iets meer dan 10 jaar in Scheveningen gewoond, en ik meen wel het een en ander te herkennen. Wat is er veel veranderd aan beide zijden van de boulevard... u hebt gelijk, dat Gevers Deynootplein is compleet verpest. Het mooist: al die Nederlanders van een eeuw geleden, allemaal verdwenen maar hier weer even terug.
Thank you for uploading.. these memories shared are a treasure
Glad you enjoyed it
Schitterend, vooral de beelden van het oude dorp! 😢
Thank you for this! While it's tempting at times to live in the past, there is no reason we can't take good things from back then and add them today. I haven't worn a fedora since I was a small boy in the early 1960s, but now I wear a 1940s style fedora and I love it. What's more they are being worn more and more again in the USA. I'll take more good things from the past, thank you very much!
Beautiful, I’m 58 years old, which meant I grew up in my youth in 70’s & 80’s.
I look at the people in this video and I am simply amazed at the impeccable fashion worn by the men and women from that era. Beautiful, unlike today’s fashion scene, what is worn is just ridiculous and disgusting.. Thank you for defining the meaning of what a gentleman & woman means….
Would have loved to been born in the early part of 20th century
World War II killed millions that were born in the early 20th century.
Mooi, dank je wel. Ongeloofelijk dat het toch weer zo dichterbij lijkt te komen.
La historia del tiempo ⏳ nos transporta a otra época 🎩👒 me encantan los coches antiguos 🤗 hermoso documental 🎞️💯🤍✨
Heb er met veel bewondering naar gekeken.
Deze mensen heb je eigenlijk weer laten herleven met de beelden van de plezier dat ze toen hadden.
Wow wat een mooie kwaliteit, gaaf om zo een kijkje te nemen hoe het ruim 100 jaar geleden was. Iedereen lijkt zo vrolijk en vreedzaam.
Love this, went there in 2002 and 2004, very dear to me as was a place my mum loved and she took us there, my son was only 10 years old, sadly my mum passed in 2005, makes me want to return, wonderful video .
This evokes so much melancholy. It’s sad how Scheveningen has been commercialised so heavily. And without any art or beautiful architecture anymore like Kurhaus.
What a wonderful and ghostly experience, thank you for these moments of past experience and we know that nothing is ever perfect but there are these moments when we know how things went very wrong, all in retrospect and you know that we cannot live there. Most interesting and again, thank you!
Glad you enjoyed it!
@@Rick88888888 Reading back on my comment, and it reads a bit incoheren, I had a lot to say and was following my thoughts and reactions. For me, these are the best experiences and when I visit European Cities, this is how I want to imagine them, so I love this, thank you.
This is a wonderful film, Rick. The choice of music is just perfect. Hartelijk dank!
Great and unique look into Scheveningen.
But tragic also, because a lot of unique buildings are now distroyed.
In the shopping street there was a Philips dealer, which selled Philips radio and loudspeakers. In the shop window i can clearly see a model 2016, which was introduced in 1928.
I hope this helpes to narrow down the exact date of the film.
Thank you for uploading this great piece of dutch history!
Thanks. Most of the film is from 1922, but the footage of the shops is from 1931 when the second harbour was inaugurated (as mentioned in the video).
My late father worked for Philips UK from 1952 to 1985 he regularly went to Eindhoven, as a small boy I used to love the Drost chocolate and Zoute Drop he'd bring back. I still like visiting Holland but it's a shadow of the country it was in the 1970s. Philips too are a mismanaged spent force. Other than their medical electronics the rest are Chinese made consumer products mimicking untold others.
@@john07973 zoute drop. Yummie!!
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Ach zo. Ik kan vanavond pas weer verder kijken. Dank voor de update. Echt uniek materiaal!
Che meraviglia dalle abitazioni all eleganza degli abiti! Le persone sembrano più serene e felice a quel tempo! Grazie per questo bel filmato storico!
Wat een klasse had Scheveningen toen nog. Prachtige architectuur en je hoefde je geen zorgen te maken dat je drugsdealers of jongeren met messen tegen komt
Je kan ze voor het gemak ook gewoon immigranten noemen.
Weet je dat zeker? In 1900 begon men met het saneren van de sloppenwijken in Scheveningen en dat heeft tot 1935 geduurd.
nl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scheveningen#Sloppen
Jemig wat leuk om te zien. 101 jaar geleden. Ik heb hier echt van genoten. Blij dat dit nog bestaat 👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽