The beautiful province of Zeeland in The Netherlands in 1919 in color! Part-2 [Enhanced & colorized]
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- Опубліковано 30 вер 2024
- The province of Zeeland consists of a number of large islands in the South-West of The Netherlands. Part-2 of this film shows the more pleasant times when its inhabitants engage in all sorts of community games, more than a century ago in 1919. Popular community activities and games were haymaking, decorating horses, "ringsteken" (poking a stick through a ring while on horseback or on a horse and cart), "bolderen" (almost a cross between curling and the French "Jeu de Boules") and archery, but in a way that you have probably never seen before.
The province of Zeeland consists of a number of large islands in the South-West of The Netherlands. Part-1 of this film shows the simple and hard rural life of its inhabitants more than a century ago in 1919. At the time nearly all of them wore the traditional dress.
Characteristic are the two small golden reflectors that are worn at the side of the women's caps.
Zeeland has had a long fight with the sea. It was flooded often during many centuries until in the 1960's the Dutch government executed the "Delta plan" which involved closing-off the waters between the islands from the sea by means of large dams and huge sea locks.
Music: 'Dawn Mist', 'Whales Of The North', Through The Mist'' by the great Ukrainean composer Vadim Krakhma.
Source: Beeld en Geluid.
E-mail: ricksfilmrestoration@gmail.com
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*This series is in three parts* :
Part-1: ua-cam.com/video/K7Mye16Ha30/v-deo.html
Part-2: ua-cam.com/video/VEFXq4GWIf8/v-deo.html
Part-3: ua-cam.com/video/g5W20LyWgeE/v-deo.html
No war ,so they are,
Ушул убакта бактылуу болгон экенбиз ,тартип иман бар эле ,карыны сыйлап ,кызга кырк уйдон тыю деп ...
You can watch them with music here: archive.org/details/de-oldify-gezichten-van-zeeland-acte-2-audio-1080p-s-ai-1919
Ah yeah the good old days when I wasn't born yet.
God for some, bad for others
@Kafa kafica Post-war revolutions time
Lmaooo
Everything was amazing before 1990. Everything after is Hell
@@mmirl9859 why so? What's the reason?
when you think about it, those kids lived through so many world changes. WW1, WW2, radio, tv, internet, mobile phones, technology, even if they lived at least 80 years they would still be alive in 2000, 1919 was just 7 years after Titanic so the 8 years olds even lived through that.
Today it's full of turks and Moroccans
is that true? I thought most foreigners of Nederlands were africans. i mean look at their sports teams..
@@kocahmet1 Moroccans are Africans
i.e. Muslims...
Great times, and now Europe is becoming a whole crap.
Western Europe*
@@SlavicBlood98 oh yea sure it's so peacuful in eastern europe with facist countries like Poland and Hungary
@@eqbertfite2455 Have you ever been to one of those lands? Im sure you would love it xd
@@SlavicBlood98 I'm not at all a fan of Islam but neither of any other kind of radicalism.
@@eqbertfite2455 Did I say something about Islam? I'm a Polish guy and had muslim girlfriend and my best mate is muslim so it's not about religion but about how people behave in the country. I just feel way more safe in Poland than any western country that's it man
Is it strange that I'm in my mid 30s.. a guy and just got teary-eyed watching this? No! Not at all. Why? Because people were united and personally involved with eachother in ways that I honestly don't see happening for us again. Especially after this psychological war we've been facing and with the social dilemma. I feel like I'm witnessing everything deteriorating and it really saddens me. These people were ALIVE and attached with themselves... its not like that now. That's why I got tears cuz, I feel like I'm living in the wrong time period cuz my heart n mind seeks the simplicity and life as seen in this video.
I'm 29, quickly approaching 30 and probably from a different country but I feel exactly the same as You. Sad, sad times we're living in, indeed..
Diversity and globalization ruined everything. The reason these people are happy is because they have shared cultural, social and religious values. There's a sense of safety in likeness.
La cuca racza
I am only seventeen and I agree entirely.
No matter what age or country, people of traditional values and norms can't help feeling depressed watching this while having constant lockdown and vertual substitute of life hovering over them. Unnatural can never become natural
When you look at what Europe has become. Gone. Forever.
I had to weep, watching this. Gone forever, with spiritually exhausted, empty and joyless “Made in China” individuals...
@@romal111
I mean exactly what I already said.
No. I know you desire that tho
It's still in our blood. We can build again. First we must shake off those who want the West and our people to die.
Yes this is extremely sad...
Netherlands before globalization
Holland had slave colonies all over the planet
Dutch East Indies with company rule (1603-1949), and Dutch New Guinea (until 1962)
Dutch India (1605-1825)
Dutch Gold Coast (1612-1872)
New Netherland (1614-1667, 1673-1674)
Dutch Guianas (1616-1975)
Dutch Formosa (1624-1662), and Keelung (Fort Noord-Holland; 1663-1668)
Dutch Bengal (1627-1825)
Dutch Brazil (1630-1654)
Dutch Mauritius (1638-1710)
Dutch Ceylon (1640-1796)
Dutch Malacca (1641-1795, 1818-1825)
Dutch Cape colony (1652-1806)
Dutch Surinam (1667-1954)
Dutch Malabar (1665-1795)
@@nomebear yet didn't import those people to replace the declining native workforce like now
@@nomebear so what?
Als die meneer (of mevrouw) die dit in 1919 filmde eens wist dat er tien of honderduizenden mensen op hun telefoontje naar zijn film aan het kijken zijn... 100 jaar later!
Een prachtige en juiste zienswijze van U een ongekende waarheid ....?..........mooie groet.
I thought I was reading German
Life without cellphone was nice.
@@МихаилОднолетко that's what Hitler said back in the day lol
Internet and modern technology truely degenerates our way of life.
Sure, life may be easier and it was never easier to express yourself, but let's be honest, most people nowadays just consume. They consume games, videos, films, series, twich. None of this is fulfilling your life.
People back then had a whole different way of living together, learning directly from each other, playing together, working with your family members.
Don't get me wrong, I'm glad I grew up in the 21st century without wars, hunger and poverty in Europe and we have a lot of traditions in my winegrowing village and young people still participate in all kind of events which is great.
But what about people in cities? Sometimes I feel like people are just living through the internet, hunting for Instagram fame and stalking their role models through all kind of social media, forgetting to live their own life even though they believe they're living it to the fullest.
Just because you consume fancy stuff, own expensive cell phones or buy stuff some influencer told you to buy, doesn't mean you're living.
lifes is trash
Yep, we are puppets. We are becoming lazy in everything. Also we are not becoming more intelligent despite of technological advances. One more thing we still have hunger and poverty in Europe, not in large scale but we still have it and it might increase. But i do agree we the rest mate.
Nah your boomer parents destroyed it with their "cultural" revolution 1968. Since then we have those favela looks.
Modern life is trash.
hmm I wonder how people back then would describe their lives.
So this is the OLD Zealand i'm been looking for
It is
@@KlaasBaas Zeeland
I can see why there's a country called "New Zealand".
You've got the Dutchman Abel Tasman to thank for that
Why is it?
@@Miletas Maybe read some history about Zeeland and New Zealand?
@@Rick88888888 He was born like 2 km from where I live.
@@benpyne1228 Hi to you too!
wheen Europe was Europe!
what?
Hello and again welcome to the Aperture Science computer-aided Enrichment Center
What is it now then?
@@Alphae21Now is sad because Europe is full of non european imigrants , Europe for europeans !
@@carlosmartinez5128Europe for europeans !not for non european imigrants
Abstract architecture has ruined the landscape severely, people used to strive in every sense for aesthetics. Don’t let people fool you, and let them make you believe it’s something from the past, will never return or it is too costly. Cynicism is an effective believe system to control people. The cool thing is that we can break it all down and rebuild it more beautifully than it was. It all begins with speaking the truth to everyone you know about aesthetics: pointing out which buildings ruin the landscape and more importantly which you find beautiful. It’s like planting a seed in society. Aesthetics have an enormous impact on how feel on a daily basis. Why won’t we leave our planet more beautifully behind to our children that we found it? I come more and more to the conclusion that for the most part aesthetics aren’t subjective. There is a deeper (and objective) reason why masses of people spend all their savings to visit the old cities of Paris or Florence. The art and architecture have been corrupted; so called development has had nothing to do with progression. We don’t need art academics or intellectuals to explain us what beauty is; if the beauty of a work needs to be explained, you implicitly know it’s a scam. True beauty is the truth and can be felt instantly. Do not forget one person can change the world.
100%. Aesthetics are important. They shape the world around us. Just as you would feel immense peace and calm when looking at a sunset over the ocean, you can also feel immense peace, immense calmness, immense joy by looking at the beautiful architecture of your town or city. Unfortunately more and more modern buildings either just look like communist buildings that are intended to be almost as cheap as possible, or are intended to look as "modern"(which just means uninspired, just like modern art) as possible. Shame, really.
Everything is worse now and ugly.
We have better teeth now, but otherwise I agree.
Yeah damn this less polluted and much healthier world where we live twice as long and a thousand times easier :)
@@tinfoillivesdontmatter8609 All culture is being zapped away
I would really like to thank you for your Dutch films, very poignant for me, as I had relatives from there. My last, Great uncle Peter who died in 68, always reminded us of "home". Thank you.
Wait, no blacks and arabs around?
europe was Swarthy; tawny
It was before the guest workers, after the second world war we needed a lot of cheap labor and they provided it.
@@CedricCaffa and brought their 3rd world along with them, I see
And to be more precise, europeans brought war to arabs and black people, brought them murder and colonisation. You don't see that because you're historically blind and ignorant
@@AndreiBerezin I don’t like immigrants and I don’t like the guest workers didn’t go back home, but do know we wouldn’t be the same without them.
Europe: in shambles
Netherlands: haha windmill go nyoom
life goes on
I can see the happiness on their face, so I think the tax then is much lower than now
insane! it was just a 100 years ago, completly different world
Absolutely amazing. These people were so much more alive than we are.. it's kind of scary in a way.. Only 100 years passed.. Sad times, but we can't give up on history, yet! Thank You for posting this, cheers.
These people are in our blood. Not dead yet.
How I wish I would have lived in these days. Nowadays everything is apathy and greed. We became living stock for Tech business.
@@intothedragon are you sure about that? This In only a year after the war ended. They all are poor, traumatized and half of the family dead or missing,
@@lucasm7781 but the Netherlands remained neutral during I World War and was not invaded. And as I see, this video is from 1919.
@@tilianlongosferud8889 never mind, food, fuel was scarce, seagulls where sold for 1.5 cents, drafting all men in between 16 and 40 into service, also forced to house soldiers, a rain "put" was the only water supply, it holds ca 3000 ltr, most people where dirt poor, that did last till the early 60 s,
I wish people would still often wear traditional clothing..it makes the world much more colorful!
yes regional tradishen clothing is very facinating both from a fashion Perspective but even more from a anthropolgical and sociolgical point of view. But yeah i agree with you.
@Archytas Repentus are you alright?
People from certain communities still wear traditional clothing from the dark ages. Not traditional European clothing though.
And less stressful as well, because you do not have to constantly think about appearances. Selecting clothes and such.
It’s a damn shame what multiculturalism and mass media has done to the great cultures of the world .
But hey ...... at least we get to choose from a bunch of restaurants for now .
I marvel at the lace work all done by hand. Now I understand why my Dutch grandmother had such items in her home.
Imagine people in 2119 looking back at footage of us with similair feelings.. Crazy
In 2119 only bungabunga in the streets..
For some reason, I want to hug everyone in this video.
I love how thrifty everybody is in this video, and the great sense of community.
The time when Holland was Dutch.
When I watch your Videos, I ask myself if they're the ones looking at us and not us looking at them. This is so beautiful, thank you.
This is wonderfull. To see how real people lived a century ago and so realistic. Living history and not something from a book. Zealand is still a beautiful province today.
This really is beautiful. Holland is beautiful country and friendly people, at least it used to be.
It still is don't worry.
We try to be, but the global winds of wokeness are making it hard to be ourselves. I do hope you still feel welcome though.
@@zogworth No it is better now. Highly enriched especially from Morocco and Turkey. Islamic hospitality now is added and shines through.
@@jamegumb7298 this but unironically
until the are the majority then islamic law takes over then it's time to move
Ongelofelijk, die beelden ook van die school...Je waant je terug in die tijd.
Beautiful footage. Unlike today the people seemed so happy and content with the smallest of joys..
Ah yes, so happy and content that there were multiple revolutions in every corner of the world at this time period in history.
@@zogworth NOT in the Netherlands I believe.
@@alwaysright2420 I'm afraid not, just prior to this date there were wide scale potato riots due to food shortages. Then at this time due to Germany being one of the Netherlands main trading partners and the huge economic unrest there it caused a large economic depression after then end of WW1 Because of this the Netherland didn't recover until 1925 when Germany was on the up. Of course this didn't last long as the great depression followed very shortly. Leading to more strikes, protests, rent strikes and even a naval mutiny.
@Blæck Løtus in as gentle a way as possible, people are not good narrators of their own history and anecdotes are not data.
Hundreds and hundreds of thousands of people emmigrated from the Netherlands in this time period to find better lives elsewhere.
If you want an example of people remembering their pasts through rose tinted spectacles here is a personal one:
If you asked my Grandma years later what she thought of WW2 she would say it was great time and everyone got along. How ever if you read her letters from the time period they paint an entirely different picture due to food shortages and her fiancé at the time dying in combat and people being snide gossips fighting over the smallest thing.
@Blæck Løtus @zogworth is however very right , too poor to live but just not enough to die from. People have no clue how good the have it today and anecdotes are always colorful, but don’t paint the whole picture . Btw the poorest parts Zeeland , Groningen where always in favor of socialism....that’s not for nothing..
Toen Nederland nog Nederland was😢
The world of simplicity and the smile
a lot of nostalgia i wish i lived in those years there is no such thing as life now technology took away our real lives
Looks like visions from an alternative time-line of human history . Just unimaginable, how much the world has changed in the last 100 years. Thanks for the upload!
The Dutch are very smart people. I lived there for two years. Not many places in the world were it's so efficient but chilled and laid back at the same time
Oh the days before dreaded plastic
right so, and before artificial light (especially on the streets and in traffic)
I've found it. I've finally found Old Zealand.
Amazing footage
So cool to see. I am currently quite into historical clothing and crafts so the bit with the bobbin lace is gold! Most of the big white headwear was also part bobbin lace. The more lace the richer you were. Those golden flaps are thinly hammered gold, true extravagance. Love seeing the pleating on the backs of the scarfs that's something you rarely see in period pictures let alone moving around. Gold. Thank you. ❤
What a beautiful civilisation. Long live the Dutch. Love from England.
And long live the English as well.
Congratulations on Brexit, that's a good first step of a long process that is required to take our countries back.
Very civilized, indeed. For coming uninvitedly to a very different country and colonialized for hundreds of years.
@@ninaysandra3185 Yes it's time the colonisers were out of Europe.
@@ninaysandra3185 Did you go to school my dear? That's how civilization spread all trouhgout mankind/history.
yees i´m from argentina, i lived in the netherlands for two months and now i want to live there for a few years haha
Well boys we did it we found old Zealand
Simple times. The Human race took a wrong turn in the name of progress. The powers will never undo this, its up to us.
It's just so amazing! It's like watching a painting of Van Gogh comes to life! All those traditional costumes, the fine laces and the wooden clogs....how wonderful restored these films are.
And thats what all humanity is like,toogether,having fun,smiling,not that what is now
They are with their own people and cultures and where they belong.
My father born in Vijfhouzen and my mother born in Verschoten in the 1920’s both from farming families- this is wonderful to view!
Do you mean Vijfhuizen and Voorschoten ?
My grandparents immigrated from Delft in 1895. My father was born in 1901 in Iowa on the family farm. Then my mother and father came to California where I live. My parents lived from the horse and buggy era to the moon landing so they experienced vast changes in their lifetimes. This video shows me what my grandparents left behind but the world they entered in Iowa was not that different.
Your father born in 1901
How old are you now?
its a hybrid world of middle ages and the revolution of all the mechanical advantages
It looks fantastic, a fairytale environment.
its peoples fault..that they let it all do to themselves
@@elizabethso2935 no just like aliexpress, people buy stuff there so they need to pay less. Shops in our countries need to close. Can I stop that? No i can't. Politics need to stop that. Will they? No just like burning fuel is bad. But no we need to shower less and eat less meat and get all products with a++++ energy label op it. Law that cars need to be more efficient. Or a law so you can not buy 100+ hp cars no that will never come these companies are to rich and powerfull. Just like china is to powerfull.. its even way more complicated than i can explain. But you can get the picture
4:24 The man on the left looks like a great-granddad of Rutger Hauer (the Dutch actor from the movie "Blade Runner").
There certainly is a likeness!
*The Dutch used to live in the Netherlands. They had families, children, and they weren't going to kneel.*
@@caspar9794 Based
But 34 years later they were perhaps not kneeling but drowning.
Rich888888888888888888: Ten eerste mijn compliment voor het prachtige camera werk van meer dan 100 jaar geleden. Ten tweede, hoe JIJ het hebt ingekleurd en hebt voorzien van muziek. Deze fim geeft ons op een gewelige manier een beeld van onze voorouders meer dan 100 jaar geleden.
Amazing video, whenever I see dutch writing its like I can almost tell what's being said despite the fact I know zero dutch!
Dutch is close to old English.
Het lijkt inderdaad wel op het Engels
Look at the children face,happy n natural beauty .
Du temps où l'Europe était encore l'Europe... Avant les heures sombres du Plan Marshal et de la Seconde guerre mondiale...
Merci. 🇫🇷
@Danny Rey Et de leur alliés Américains.
this is my home . Zeeland i am Doris Jongsma
Beautiful. People seemed happier back then.
It's called 'progress' apparently.
Those that lived! No antibiotics remember.
Polio, TBC, no anesthesia at the dentist, it may have made other aspects of life look like more fun. Having said that, they probably didn't have to endure years of whining of those feeling offended by their celebrations.
@@EatRawGarlic Their psychic condition was much better than the people of nowadays.
I couldn’t help but think of what those children were going to have to endure just 20 years after this was filmed. Sadly some of them likely didn’t survive the war.
There’s comments about boys in girl’s clothing that’s baffling people. Back in the old times child mortality was high due to a variety of causes SIDS, malnutrition, polio etc. Often times in working class communities girl clothes were bought for both sexes. When the children reached grade school age about 8-ish is when boys and girls dressed according to sex. I believe Roosevelt has pictures of him as a child wearing “girl” clothes.
Por eso hoy es el país donde se ve normal la pedofilia, así será en las demás naciones si siguen a estos perversos filantropía y millonarios, usureros
never seen so many types of hats
Fashion is changing, people's lives are changing, God alone is not changed.
Malachi 3:8
"For I am Jehovah; I do not change…"
I was just thinking the same thing, you wouldn't be able to shock them with a hat type, they hadn't seen before!
As beautiful as our collective society is nowadays there's no doubt that technology, corporatism, and globalism have replaced all the unique cultures of the world. Any given country is significantly more alike than it is uniquely different nowadays. The surviving pockets of pure unadulterated culture like this are largely only found in the rural parts of the world now
I’m from the New Zealand
Неужели это действительно всё было? Смотришь и понимаешь, что это другая планета. Прошло-то всего ничего, каких-то 100 с небольшим лет. Как поменялся мир!!!
More than words can say..it's amazing.Thanks for this rare historical footage...
Beautiful!
No wonder why New Zealand is named after this province.
When the world was as big as the county you grew up in.
Today's society is very degenerate.
ww1, ww2?
@@Vardaaaaaan 🤨🤨🤨🤣🤣🤣
De kinderen op het schoolplein, op het eind van de film zijn jongens en meisjes in jurkjes. Tot een bepaalde leeftijd (naar ik weet 6 jaar) waren ook de jongetjes in een jurkje gekleed omdat dat economischer was. Op latere leeftijd volgde de "dracht" hoewel dat enkel voorbehouden was aan de wat "rijkerenen". In de armere gezinnen was de dracht niet altijd vanzelfsprekend. M'n grootmoeder heeft tot 1996 in Walcherse dracht gelopen.
Was dat niet alleen op Marken?
I was in Holland yesterday. As a truck driver, I go there frequently. Today there are busy highways with 3, 4 lanes. Strange to see those people hundred years ago, in such a good quality film. Like a time travel, since then all those people, probably even the smallest children are gone long ago.
My grandpa was born in 1912, died a few years ago. My mom is still kicking, mid 50's. My grandma is still alive, she's 97 now.
@@TheSuperhoden I wish her health and many more long years!
@@HakapesziM i dont. She wants to go. Now her husband is gone shes got nothing left. I wouldn't mind if she died tomorrow. She lived her life and shes not happy anymore
There is something about these past times very human everytime I see the videos and the way they lived.
Not very advanced technologically but very humane and filled with life in which i sort of miss even though I was born in the 90s
Beautiful Netherlands 🇳🇱
Toen Nederland geweldig was.
Yes 👍🏽 vredig
Voor all de turken kwamen
I often find myself longing for a simple society like the one shown in this video. The weight of our present day world is crushing me.
Edit: However, I can also see that it was the naivete and ambition of that past world that eventually lead to the chaos in which we currently live.
Nicely put. They were blissfully unaware, yes, and also still living in communion with each other, and that looks like heaven to us. Future generation will presumably look at us that way. that being said, I find looking at their faces and gestures fascinating. The way they carry themselves. So grounded and restrained yet full of life, it give me the sensation of having lost something.
@@Pepijnisdebom My mother's side is from that corner of the country. They were decent down to earth people, but also dangerously superstitious. My great grandmother was under suspicion of being a witch. And she was still alive a little while after WW2. My mother described her as an exceptionally sweet lady, from the area of Goeree-Overflakkee. She was "het swarte wief". Dark black hair, dark dark eyes, and dainty, clearly a witch.
@@Pepijnisdebom Guess the thing back then was, that you know why you get up in the morning and you know what you did the day when you go back to sleep. Nobody shoveld the problems of the whole world by media into your home (and eventually blame you for things, you are not slightly responsible for) and live was much more simple. Of course, no modern medicine, a really shorter live span than today and as a villager you wouldnt see much from the world. But i would say, in things of mental health those people had a better live than we do.
I'm Dutch, but I had no idea traditional dress(for the women at least) was that extravagant and ornate. I guess it varied a lot by region and the North where I'm from was more plain and sober? From 6:40 to about 6:55, look at that! It almost has an Asian feel to it. I guess this was their 'Sunday best' outfit?
Really kind of a pity it's not worn any more, because it looks beautiful and very distinct. But I guess it must be a real pain to put on and wear for any length of time.
It’s wonderful to see this. My ancestors are from Nijmegen and I have a family tree that goes all the way back to 1700’s. My grandmother was born here in Minnesota in 1915. Probably shortly after they moved to America. I hope to go visit and find my living relatives one day.
The women look happy, not oppressed!
Women were never "oppressed" in the Netherlands...
Can you see in their faces that it was legal for a husband to rape his wife at that time? Just as it was pretty much anywhere else?
Can you see that they could legally be barred from working once married as a woman?
Can you see that until 1984 it was literally law that a husbands opinions would outweigh the wife's opinion in matter such as the children's education?
Like, come on, don't be that simple minded. "Oh they look happy so they can't be oppressed."
Oppressed people can still be happy. And the fact that they can be happy doesn't make them any less oppressed.
@user-mq4nl3wx...x Ruskie going to talk about oppression, hilarious.
@@LoGStein i agree, the one doesnt exclude the other, there are many people smiling a lot and being cheerful, means they simply accepted a lifestyle that wasnt necessarily ideal or in line with their wishes in life
A fascinating watch! We're so lucky to be able sit back, and catch a glimpse into the lives of these people from times long since past, all at our own leisure. Thank you for sharing this, it's truly a gem.
4:24 Meneer Aart was er toen ook al...
Dat was ook precies wat ik dacht toen ik deze man zag in deze video. Helaas is Aart niet meer onder ons.
Ja zag ik ook
Misschien, het is zijn grootvader.
it is very difficult to realize that every person in this video, an adult, a child, every living creature, a horse, a fly, everything is dead for a long time ... but life is life
Why does someone always spout this same statement on these type of videos as though they are imparting something profound and original
Of course they are dead it was a hundred years ago.
Those Dutch women look extremely strong.
they were.
Strong, feminine, beautiful, skilled and lovely. I'm not going to shit on women of today but you know...
Hard working and well educated people it´s all that it takes to make a country prosperous.
@@MrJm323 true....their clothing alone was like pieces of art...high quality. And everyone's hair is well cut and styled. These people were classier than today's people.
@@TheSwissChalet do keep in mind people spend a rather large portion of their time and wages on maintaining a rather small wardrobe.
@@TheStraatjutter yeah that's called quality over quantity. Also known as rich mentality.
@@TheSwissChalet well , quality over quantity would be more a matter of maintaining a smaller wardrobe which will last longer because you are able to invest in the craftsmanship and the materials. Not everyone was in that position even then.
The fact of the matter is that a lot of people would at that time be in a position where they would not be able to bring their clothes to a tailor every time something needed mending nor have the time or skill to mend it to new condition ( although people would be more practiced) , so even in that time there would be a gap which isn't down purely to mentally but in large part to means.
@@TheStraatjutter the vast majority of women and daughters knew how to make and mend their own clothes at that time. Only the rich or upper class paid others to make clothes for them. For lower and middle class it came down to what quality of textile could you afford.
I was transfixed. So fascinating to see this real moment in time that's so different than today. Terrific video.
0:23 ik denk hier, maar weet het niet zeker. goo.gl/maps/3DLmFQete6KstLzdA
7:16 is hier goo.gl/maps/6fGDgHB5j71p1jgk8
er is niet zo heel veel veranderd in die 101 jaar.
Die deur aan brede kant van de poort is dus verplaatst :)
Toen was geluk, heel gewoon....
Ellende, armoe en ziekte ook.
I love Europe, and hate the EU. I 'm British of course.
Het is knap als hij de waarheid over de grote winsten van de farmaceuten eens zou uitleggen
Alsof het filmpje gewoon vorige week buiten op straat is gefilmd! Er leeft er geen een meer van en dat is zo'n gek idee omdat je die mensen zo volop in het leven bezig ziet.. Dank voor deze film.
A beautiful, happy country, with no swarthy face. It won't come back. Real proud Europeans.
Bugger off, fascist
@@tinfoillivesdontmatter8609 You will write something behind him. Read the definition of fascism. Looking at your date of joining UA-cam, don't forget to pick up your crayons and change your diaper.
Amazing beautiful old days that time people children had fun 🤗
Als Zeeuw zijnde extra mooie beelden maar sowieso mooi wat je op UA-cam plaatst, bedankt😉
And now u have Mehdi ,Mohammed and Youssra
De kopvodden waren er echter toen ook al 😂
Foreign people lived back then too. Moroccan Jews been living in Holland since the 17th century. You all pretend Moroccans arrived in the 1950's
@@carm7518 yes.. as a very small minority ..
Europe has lost so much. Maybe..just maybe you fought the wrong enemy..within 50 years Europe will be a nightmare and the European spirit that made up this continent will be gone forever.
Finally, old zealand
Another marriage of impeccable film restoration and beautiful music. Thank you Rick.
Looks like social life. What shitty society we have today..
It's wonderful to see the world before it lost its virginity.
How will people look at us in 100 years ?
Bad, we fucked up the world.
With a smile on their face because of you - Nou moe
They probably wont.
@@mentos93 we???? Wtf are you babbling about?
@@StofStuiver do you use electronics? Drive a car and have furniture in your house? Then yes you too.
Modern life has many side effects, people becomes more lazy, obese, depressed, ills, addicted, mental health ..... etc . old life is hard but prevent all problems of modern life .
Prachtig om te zien! Die mensen hadden hier nog geen benul wat hun te wachten stond met al die vreselijke oorlogen..
When local communities were still a thing
Wat een prachtige beelden zijn het toch! 😊
En ‘t is haast alsof het gisteren is opgenomen zo helder...
Probably a weird thought, but I always think about all the materials, plants and even food in these videos.
We could never know, but metals must've made their way into today's cars, buildings etc... right? Recycled?
Plants & food must've died and been consumed, by us, animals or the earth, and must still be in existence in some form of energy. And it'll be that way 1000 years from now.
We're infinite!