Germany 1930's Before WWII Pre War [Ai Color]
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- Опубліковано 30 сер 2021
- This old film from 1930’s Germany is brought to us by the eyefilm museum. This footage is for educational purposes as a look into Germany before the madness. This film depicts Berlin Commemorative festivities at the State Opera, commemorating the First World War. In the presence of Reich President Paul von Hindenburg are Adolf Hitler and Franz von Papen. The ceremony ends with Hitler's "High" several times in honor of Hindenburg. Including images of a parade along Unter den Linden.
We also see the Leipzig World Gymnastics Championships.
Celebrities collect money for the 'Winterhilfswerk', among them Leni Riefenstahl, Hjalmar Schacht, Max Schmeling, E mil Jannings, Joseph Goebbels and Herrmann Goering.
We also see the hatred of Jewish shops and department stores first shown without commotion, then closed with unusually quiet Nazi protests. There are posters advertising the boycott in English and German. This is followed by a Football match between Germany and Italy. The War Veterans March, chaired by Paul von Hindenburg in Berlin. There is an Anti-Treaty of Versailles speech, delivered by Landtagsmitglied Goerlitzer.
Also we see an SA Troop Parade for Hitler.
We witness a Boat sail through ship lift. Present on the boat are Rudolf Hess and Herrmann Goering.
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Surprised utube didn't blur out the flags or Hitler's moustache
Interesting but needs subtitles to be more informative.
Imagine what Europe would look like if there had been no war.
🥲
it might still look like Europe, rather than Europistan
The biggest 'what if' ever would be if national socialism spread across Europe via peaceful means and all of Europe worked together instead of the bs that happened
As long as Zionist exist, wars will always happen.
Stupid humans
I truly love that we can colorize old footage. Would love to see more.
THANKS RUSSIANS!!!
We can’t. The footage is colorized using AI, which doesn’t really count in my opinion. It’s not advanced enough to look good.
The footage is still grey in some areas and the colors that are there flicker a ton and change colors often.
@@atomato5989 Still better than completely gray. For me it gives us a small detail how it was back then. Of course you can't get all the colors out of a black and white film. How could you lol it's all black and white.
@@midnight-magazine why? The anlalog technique for film was developed in Germany in 1932, the digital one in the USA in 1978. So what do the f... Russians have to do with it.
@@AP-PHOTOS "Of course you can't get all the colors" You can't get any of the original colors, it's just AI trickery and it looks awful.
All history must be preserved. Not erased or torn down.
Luckily we have books, so it doesn't matter if we tear down statues.
Statues glorify people and if they no longer deserve being glorified, the statues should come down. They can be preserved with historical context in museums. That's the opposite of erasing history, it's understanding and explaining it.
@@neilinely Now we get non whites as our statues. What a f*cking disgrace. Often fat and ugly people too.
No thanks, how about we keep our statues and not tear them down u leftist scumbag
@@neilinelyI agree. The statues should not be destroyed, maybe just not put in public display and given more proper context then a small paragraph ina stone beneath it that no one will read
@@Krustycrabpizza35 A double edged sword.
I can imagine how beautiful Germany looked architecturally before the Second World War. But before the First World War is most likely beyond my imagination.
Germany wasnt bombed at all during ww1 so it looked more or less the same until the allies bombed it during ww2.
Hitler helped German infrastructure
@@yeeyee52oh well, won't catch me crying over them throwing a temper tantrum and getting a huge chunk of Europe killed when there's already a lack of genetic diversity, screw them and their cities. Shouldn't have let the higher ups off and should have forced those Krauts into serfdom for what they did to europe. "Saviors of the race" my a$$.
1871-1914 best years for germany imo
Berlin 1910😊
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Regardless of political leanings, it is important to keep archives of real history to keep an accurate view of the past.
So we know who to shoot in the f*cking face, like every last one of these f*cks.
History is a lie as we taught to believe its true
@@NickForsberg85 exactly
@@NickForsberg85 kinda. We know when we won these wars we turned are most hated enemies into some of are most trusted allies. Had we lost would they have done the same?
@@blakemerrithew9162 the thing is we don't know..
maybe todays 'overarching western culture/way of life' would be vastly different, but with that comes different frame of mind and maybe with that frame of mind we might still have them as trusted allies/equals
just a thought
As a German it actually surprises me that they wrote signs in german and even english at that time.
First time i saw something like that.
Probably for German ethnics who escaped USA and Britain from German anti german discrimination
@@leone.6190 Yeah but this was adressed to the german public. And there didnt live that much english speaking people in germany back then.
its was in 1936 Berlin Olympics i think
Damn,your country was really great back then,not surprising that Germany is the 2nd highest GDP in the 1930's,im very curious of ya'll Germans on what do you think is better,is it pre WW2 or the Present time
@@daleplayzblox1218 Bruh I mean the majority of Germans are alright with what they have now. If you think about it Hitler was the worst thing that ever happened to Germany. They lost even more territory than they already had & were partitioned into two different states for years. His economist even quit a couple years into his chancellory because he foresaw economic ruin due to the size of Germanys military spending. However I doubt Hitler told him that he planned on going to war big time. Germany is one of the world's largest economies today by a large margin despite being cut down in size and population even more from the second world war. I don't see why people would want to revert back to an authoritarian regime based on a race theory with no scientific backing.
It’s amazing how quickly they were able to advance once they got rid of the international banksters.
You mean the jews
The kosher ones.
@@garylee9738 I understood that reference 🤣 😂
@@Mohagnito94 Mien Kampf is more relevant today than it was when written in 1925.
@@garylee9738 I thought you said koshur. Scared me for a sec.
I love how beautifully people are dressed up
As a German speaker, this video is wonderful glimpse into the past. Note: Although video is about pre-war Germany, titles are in Dutch.
Germany is occupied by multiculturalism
As a Dutch it was nice to read the old Dutch grammatics and spelling.
Hahah is wonderful??? The Fuckin destroyed the world and you like this Video. Are you fuckin Fasist for sure. And not all but the NeoNazi Germans and they are a lot in Germany i was lived there for three years. You hate Greece because we delayed you and you must send your army in Greece beaucase we fuck Italy.
Finally, a German who isn’t ashamed about his past
A German who doesn’t hate himself and enjoys seeing his past history? You’re truly a rarity nowadays
Imagine when AI gets good enough to be able to render these old footages in crystal clear HD
what is al?
@@user55book AI. Or in lowercase, ai. Artificial Intelligence.
Imagine when AI gets so good that it starts hailing after watching these old footages and creates new Reich. 😀
Or make the Nazis the winners.
@@Pidalin well people do believe in that crap. AI is this that hahah
Architecture is so important to civilization. I wish we would stop building ugly, modern architecture and actually invested in our cities/town buildings again since we have the money and time to do it. It wouldn’t take us hundreds of years to build now. Imagine the things we could make
14:40 As someone from Hamburg who has never seen the city pre world war before, after seeing this glimpse I can only imagine how beautiful much of the city was.
Now it's full of rocket scientists that molest people.
Königsberg is another good example. It was truly a marvel. Like something out of a fairytale, a true testament of German artistry and ingeniousness. So sad what it was turned in to, and has not been rebuilt, likely never will. Certainly not under corrupt and incompetent Russian rule. I'm not even German yet the faith of it pains me. So much beauty taken away from the world.
Hamburg is still beautiful in my opinion
@@Apodeipnon There are muslims there.
@@christianriddler5063 okay?
Translation from Dutch:
1:40: Germany commemorates its sons who fell in the world war. The state ceremonies in Berlin. In the big box: Reich President von Hindenburg, Reich Chancellor Adolf Hitler and the Reich Ministers.
4:16: Germany's best gymnasts. Test match in Leipzig for the world championships.
5:54: Reich ministers are collecting for the winter relief campaign. On the Day of National Solidarity, the German people sacrificed 3.5 million marks for their ailing compatriots.
7:51: Despite the boycott, there was peace and order in Berlin. The day before the normal cityscape.
8:31: The day of the defense.
9:36: Exciting football match between an Italian and a German team in Berlin. The Italians (black shirts) won 1-0 in front of 40,000 spectators.
11:06: The Feast of the Establishment of the Reich in Berlin. The old soldiers honor their World War leader General-Marshal von Hindenburg.
12:51: Against the Treaty of Versailles. Protest demonstrations took place all over Germany. In the "Lustgarten" in Berlin the member of the Diet, Görlitzer, gave a speech.
14:37: The largest floating youth hostel in the world. Inauguration of "Hein Godenwind" in the port of Hamburg. More than 100,000 boys and girls introduce themselves to the Reich Youth Leader.
Very informative and interesting, so thank you for all the facts.
@@GeartoxGD You’re welcome!
@Juve no
You Musta been there
@Juve why
Thank you for presenting in proper 4:3 ratio. I watch on a CRT and it actually fills it, unlike many videos that put completely unecessary black bars on the side
as a german: looks better than today
Better architecture plus no diversity. That's why.
Sure, sure. So much better living in a dictatorship that considers some people subhuman. Get out of here!
Right, better living in a dictatorship that consider some people subhuman.
@@NobleBossSpotted yet another Nazi.
Probably because they were all bombed during the war lol
Fascinating glimpse of the German state before the chaos of the second war. Interesting views of the Lustgarten and original Stadtschloss with all those people protesting the Treaty of Versailles. Very different times and very different people with very different views indeed!
Not very different people. Some very different views though. Different times? I don't think times are different in the sense that we are reaching the peak of our current age at the brink of a new major war which will change the status quo again.
Vladimir Putin in Russia - is the Hitler of our day. And Putin's Russia is the Fourth Reich. But in Russia, unlike Hitler's Germany, they don't make good cars and don't build good roads.
not very different views. anti-jewish sentiment and the desire to "unite" the "german race" was already present in german society by early 1930s
@@zingclassy6457 He means different from today I think
@@zk2399 OH LOL IM DUMB honestly my bad
The film shows the assembled crowd in Berlin commemorating the WW1 dead in a very solemn respectful manner.
Yes, and the song they're playing is "Ich hatt' einen Kameraden", also known as "Der gute Kamerad" a beautiful tune.
I mean some aspects were good and if they were done under democratic purpose it would have been a wonderful thing
@@_jan_79 muh democracy
@@_jan_79 Democracy is a means for happiness. It is not happiness . Democracy in Germany brought people nothing , A.H brought his volk out of an economic depression ,hunger , debt and unemployment
@@user-rg9rn5ns1o oof, most importantly he brought them into a grusesome war with millions of dead civilians, soldiers, he brought them expulsion and Trauma, the bombing of the beautiful pre-war cities, and the hate of the whole world... Don't be a moron.
Its so fascinating to see this old footage, to see how the world looked like decades ago... Image we would have footage from 1400s, 1500s, 1600s, 1700s, 1800s...that would be crazy. Life is short, everyone who reads this, don't take it for granted, don't waste it, appreciate it and life your days as if they are your last!
Edit: but I now it’s easier said than done, to appreciate life in its fullest.
We do have camera footage of the 19th century, but not prior to that, since the camera was not invented yet.
For anyone wondering: the song at 2:20 is the WWI rememberance song "Ich hatt' einen Kameraden" usually played for veterans of the great war.
How beautifully people dressed back then. 😍
@Mila Evopa And was responsible for the millions of human beings deaths
Exactly
Yes. A huge difference, vs now..🤨
They were West European Catholics
@@catholicracialist776no, they are Protestant.
It's weird seeing 1930's footage in this level of quality. All these people are probably dead by now but have been captured forever.
They're all in the ground now. It's a weird thought. I often think how I was dead when they were alive and now I'm alive and they're dead. They momentarily come back to life while on screen and return to being dead the moment the scene changes.
Yeah, they'd all be dead but some would have living descendents
@@vikingsong2068 Ya who knows maybe there is complete different dimensions we don't know about. I could only imagine how well documented our generation will be in 100 or more years people will just be able to look into the past no problem and see exactly what it was like in the past. I mean just imagine if they had cameras all throughout history the things we would see. Things have changed so much since I was a kid I remember a time before smart phones now everything is so well documented.
It's sad to think that those young men who were competing in the gymnastics competition and playing soccer, were most likely fighting on the battlefields of Europe just a few years later, and some probably didn't survive the war.
@@DenethordeSade.90 still dead though, they don’t even know their own names
Do people ever question things they've been taught?
No, that’s the problem.
Some in the west are beginning to, as they look around at the deterioration of their societies.
Yes, but usually when it’s too late.
Not if your teachers were normal.
regarding what?
The madness is now dear narrator, only a sane mind can see what is happening in Europe and how degenerate it has become.
Love how AI just assumes everything in black and white is orange or blue
THANKS RUSSIANS!!!
It's trained based on the videos filmed with color but turned in to black and white to let the AI learn "Oh this kind of black is high potentially blue".
Should be red with their nasty, disgusting blood.
Note the appearances of the Imperial German flag and Field Marshal von Hindenburg
From 1933-1935 the Nazi Party actually restored the Imperial German flag as the official state flag, alongside the party flag. Foreign countries and companies almost exclusively flew the Imperial flag to represent Germany during this period.
With Field Marshal von Hindenburg still head of state, the Nazis at first essentially restored all the imagery of the “Second Reich”, with Hindenburg as the defacto Kaiser.
They kept this arrangement until Hindenburg died in 1934. At that point, Hitler was declared the sole Leader of Germany, the next year the Nuremberg Laws were introduced, and the national flag was changed to a new design based on the Nazi Party flag, though with the white disk slightly offset to the left: this is the flag we all recognize but it actually didn’t come about until 1935.
So from 1933-35 they sort of quasi-restored the old “Second Reich”, while fully transitioning to the “Third Reich” in 1935. This helped give the regime legitimacy.
Most of those flags are still flown today besides the obvious Nazi flag. Modern Protests excluded.
Hindenburg died in 1934.
They also had to pay something back to the German right which made a "deal with the devil" putting Hitler into power thinking they could control him. Same mistake as the members of the Weimar secret service that thought sending Hitler in as an agent to infiltrate the NSDAP would work out. Turns out, unfortunately, he couldn't be controlled by anyone. Once he got that legitimacy he needed he was able to take the reigns in a completely different direction than just about anyone anticipated, the "puppet" cut his strings and the rest is history. So crazy to think how with so many opportunities for small changes over a decade by those in power things could have ended radically differently.
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@@sirpixel7945 It's very impportant that you don't. Those comments contained both disinformation and hatespeech. We don't want you to turn anti-social.
Amazing! And that football footage is mind blowing. How much times have changed indeed
the gymnast guys are crazy good
yeah, insane how they can hold that pose. I've been wanting to get into calisthenics too
Incredible footage.
Good old times.
@@petermoller4447 👁👄👁
And know they swing the rainbow flag. How nazis change...
@@petermoller4447 I wish those times came back, I don't like the modern world.
@@christianriddler5063 love me some bad working conditions, high wealth inequality, death from preventable disease and war
Not a cell phone in sight. Just people living in the moment.
They weren’t a thing….
Looks like a nice place
Great footage.
beautiful society
This footage is super useful but I would love a date! When did the pictured events happen?
Great film thanks for posting
In the future we will probably be able to take these black and white videos and make them look like how videos look now days excellent video and i hope your channel becomes more widely known
There's a reason why it was a night time for some parade -, for one thing you can control the lighting direction and more focused less distractions.
Oh, is that it? I thought it was as cause the people couldn’t see the sniper that should be picking them off like I wish I were.
I was talking about the parade impact on the people, your right if a sniper was there it would be much better for him
@@TheBLGL yikes
Audio restoration is important. It brings the history closer, so interesting to hear the speeches.
Good luck. There's a reason they never let you hear the speeches in full.
FUERON LOS SIONISTAS HABRÁN LOS OJOS!!!👀👀👀👀👀 JUD10S hijos del 😈
@@nakedcapitalistwho’s they?
@@KirstenKujo Just a conspirtard who spent way too much time on 4chan. His speeches are already widely documented and translated and are out there
Search Hitler AI voice translation it’s remarkable to hear the message. Based AF
I was stationed in Germany in the 70s and learned conversational German.
I talked with Germans who grew up in that time period.
One told me that after the First World war the situation was very chaotic but it got better as years went by.
He said after the stock market failed in 29, the situation became dire for a lot of people.
Hitler did try to get elected, but he lost the election in 33. The majority knew what he was and what he was about.
Through a lot of political maneuvering he became Bundeskanzler.
On that day, it then became wise to keep one's mouth shut about certain things. The media came under government control.
He said the thirties were better than before. The economy was better.
And then everyone was amazed when he took over the Rhineland, Austria, Czechoslovakia, Lithuania without firing a shot.
But when war was declared by England and France, not one person was optimistic about it because of memories of WW1.
Then after defeating England and France, everyone was elated.
The terms of France surrendering was filmed and it was played over and over again in movie houses
before the film came on, all over Germany.
In 43 everyone knew the war was over. Although forbidden, people would tune into the BBC to find out what was really going on.
The BBC had 100% reliable information. They reported everything even when there were set backs for the allies.
The German radio would always report how well the war was going, right up until the very end.
It was reported that Germany was winning by attrition.
Plus German soldiers who lost an arm or a leg were coming back from the Russian Front
and were informing people that the war is lost and it's just a matter of time.
When the allies invaded Normandy, the Germans knew for sure it was over.
He said when the Germans heard about the bomb in Hitler's headquarters in July 44, everyone figured exactly what it was all about
and were elated that Hitler was probably dead, and thought then Germany would surrender.
It would bring an end the invasion and the bombing, only to find out later he was still alive.
Another German told me when the Americans started the invasion into Germany, he was inducted into military service.
He was 15 years old. The SS gave him a rifle of which he knew how to use, because he was taught in the Hitler Jugend.
They told him as well as other child soldiers placed in an area that when they saw American soldiers coming they were to fire on them.
Him and a friend of his realized what would happen if they stayed there. They both made a break for it.
SS soldiers caught up with the two of them and were getting ready to hang the both of them,
when suddenly American troops were coming on the scene.
The SS left them and took off immediately. American soldiers would summarily shoot SS soldiers in charge of these types of operations.
The guy who was 15 years old said the Americans caught up with him and were talking about shooting him.
A young officer came forward and said to let him go. He said what probably saved him was he was not wearing a uniform
as well as the officer. He remembered seeing the yellow bar.
German women told there was a fifty fifty chance of being raped by an American soldier.
It was 100% from the Russians.
But they said that English soldiers didn't do it.
I told that to an English man who was involved in the invasion into Germany and he told me, "An Englishman is always a gentleman."
Another English guy who I met, who was there was more open.
He told me he was surprised that Germans did not mention the whole truth. He said, "There was no reason to do anything despicable.
English soldiers were known for making friends among the general public. It was polite introduction at first. Than a gift. A can of food.
A few cigarettes. Beer, wine if I had it. Candy. People more often than not responded with "friendship."
Then of course, afterwards, not a gift, but gifts. What I had saved from my rations. A couple of packs of cigarettes. Cans of food.
Chocolate if I had it. This way there were no hard feelings."
He said the word got around about the way English soldiers are.
After the war there were ration cards and food was very sparse.
A German woman told me that if anyone was caught forging ration cards they'd be shot.
Germans told me that things got better year by year.
They also told me no one was interested in the Nurnberg hearings about the top Germans being tried when it was going on.
Everyone had other things to be concerned about.
These type of accounts would never be told to American students.
My parents became adults and were married during the war.
Their story is different. Although there were ration cards, there was enough food for everybody, certainly in the smallish cities that were not totally destroyed.
Even in 1946, 1 year after the war, things were not too bad.
The real starvation began in 1947 and lasted 2 years or so.
Why? I suggest you read "Germany must Perish" and "The Morgenthau Plan".
Further, read up on Rheinwiesenlager.
thank you very much for writing that
Sounds like a whole lot of bs to me
Rape was NOT 100% Russian. There's a book, "Taken By Force: Rape and American GI's in Europe during World War ll", by J. Robert Lilly. The book also shows how black americans took part in the raping of women.
I've seen a lot of film from the pre-WWII era in Germany, but I've never seen this film footage before. Gives us a better glimpse into the day-to-day lives of the regular Germans of that period.
Pre-WW1 Germany footage is even more fun to watch.
Sad such a beautiful people were destroyed by those evil bankers, now they are focused on the US and UK.
They had it good, but then became arrogant and tried to bully others.
@@aneesahussein1522 Pre-WW1 Germany? No, an aggressive Europe, mainly Russia and France, tried to bully Germany.
I'd give anything to just go back in time to a place where white ppl just live life without someone fucking it all up
This was the peak of Germany and European society. Europa will never be the same.
Cry
It is still a accurate depiction of America today.
Cool footage!
Back when people were not encouraged to do drugs and women were not walking around the city dressed like hoes. Beautiful.
your life is incredibly sad
Back when Germany was Muslim-free.
@@taunusjunge3383 seeing a Muslim person on the street personally offends you lmao
@@sampeacock3819 It is the truth. So many women look like prostitutes and people are encouraged to use drugs. There are cities that hand out free crack pipes.
@@taunusjunge3383 It was Jews who made Weimar Germany the trans capitol of the world back then. Not Muslims. Germany put the agenda down. It's back. Muslims are against this sort of thing.
Feels like minutes before world ended
For those Germans... it did
What a silly and exaggerated hysteria driven statement!
@Moishe Rosenberg your pfp lol
@Moishe Rosenberg no?
@Moishe Rosenberg That's not the star of David you lying criminals
Fascinating.
14:30
To see Goering so like this with such a lower ranking kresher cap is really a rare sight to see
Rather slim also 😉
12 years not a slave
it's all sad now
imagine being a citizen watching these parades and A.H.'s speeches... im getting goosebumps just thinking about it
Imagin being a jew, Nd watching his speeches
@@nightshadegatito as a Jew, I don't like what the n*zi party did, but I can't go against how good Germany "looked" and how some elements of this particular government I agree with, (aside from obvious letdowns) back then. Is this ok?
@@trevorperry11 i think that’s great. Can’t argue with their style lol. I have a few n*zi coins, they’re neat.
@@trevorperry11 dont try to give the nazi 14 yo an inch, he'll take a foot. Nazis made uniforms that "looked cool" and "epic" so people feared them more. Oh well, what a failed experiment that was. Their favorite guy shot himself in a bunker.
@@trevorperry11 it was all face value propaganda, conditions for workers deteriorated even if more of people did go to work. Women were basically stripped of any progress they had made in the past 14 years and of course there was persecution of religious and ethnic minorities.
Fascinating to see these colorized films
I can’t imagine how beautiful the city was 🥺
The city, Yes. But not the people
@@m.r4841 Yes, the people the most. They defended themselfs against the jews
@@basedchad6035 You are sick
The German people made the city beautiful. They are the best in every profession and trade. Beautiful Germans like Norwegians.
@@m.r4841 You are gay.
The greatest story never told!
Europa: The last Battle.
@@Blackdeathgaming-yv1kk fake documentary
@@karimtemri1664 I can actually verify the entirety of part 1 except for 1.5 quotes. Haven't verified the rest yet though.
@@Blackdeathgaming-yv1kk I haven’t done it myself but others have said it’s 90% true and verifiable
Here goes the next generation of Holocaust denying morons. I've spoken to Holocaust survivors, I've researched the history of the Holocaust through massive data left behind by the Nazi's.
They were a bunch of conspiracy theory peddling, deceptive, violent, thieving monsters.
By far most of the Jewish people that were murdered had NOTHING to do with Bolshevism or international banking. They were murdered on the basis of their ancestry not what they did. The Nazi's believed all kinds of cooky bullshit about nature, about the galaxy, about history.
They were fucking nutjobs propelled to power by a society that went insane from economic collapse (as has happened many times in history). Their country could never survive because it was built on repression, on violence, on conquest and on pure and simple greed. Isn't it funny how they stole so much of the art and gold of the Jewish people they critisized for being greedy.
I've done the research, the real research, the hundreds of hours in the archives research not some bullshit you found on a shady website online. You idiots who praise these animals are the reason genocides happen. It's your ignorance that feeds power to the wicked
They could have conquered the world with technology and discipline
They were not allowed to
Yes quite
See how formal, respectful and safe it was
Ahh ..When Germany was still Germany
Before WW2, Winston Churchill said to Hitler,,, Never in mankind has a leader done so much for his people in such a short time...
Yea until he fucked it all up and showed what a psychopath he is
Never in such a short period of time has a psychopath murdered so many people.
@@haroldlieberman3314 Are you referring to the fake 'genocide'???
then the Rothchilds had some private words with Mr Churchill
@Hungarian_nationalist1914"Let me refute a genocide.... by citing other genocide perpetrators!
Really hope you aren't Catholic because if you are, oh boy are you in for a world of hurt.
With Hindenburg still alive, this was at least 5 years before the start of WW2. Still, great footage, from, indeed, Dutch origin.
It's hard to imagine all of this, great German infrastructures, people bustling and hustling will be blown to pieces in a few years time. War brings nothing but terror on both side of people.
@TheBLGL Gurl you sound SO frantic antifaposting all up and down this comment section 😂
@@Mark-xp3cg Antifaposting is a national pastime. fuck nazis
@@Mark-xp3cg Why not be anti fascist? Anti-anti-facists seem to want to repeat the total failures of the WW2 scum bag ultra losing nazis.
I guess we cant fix stupid or evil.
You reap what you sow. Who started this terrible war?
Who committed the worst atrocities in honor of this country?
@@haroldlieberman3314 Lenin? Stalin? Trotsky? Mao zedong? Pol Pot?
What I dreamed of even when using lousy VHS cameras was that the same sort of technology used to colorize these films could be applied to the VHS and S8 technologies for Focus and colorization. Young professionals have a great advantage in that Digital image making is a mature technology.
man its so fascinating that we have the technology to restore and fix old videos to make it look like it was filmed today
seems to be illegal for AI to pronounce one single name right
He who cannot be named..... 😂
wow amazing, crazy footage
Looks nicer than our current societies
Well observed. And the "regime" that is now coming over all of today's societies is even worse than what they brought over Germany back then. The one that is coming now (after the period of crises and wars that is just beginning) is the final goal! It's known as "New World Order".
The Bible explains this to you for what it all really is!
@@germanchris4440 Well you're half right, someone is controlling us and it's the J's
Edgelord
The guy's clearly being sarcastic you dummy. We all see the lack of diversity in this footage. It's just Germans! That's why everything's so ugly and chaotic and disorderly and why nothing appears to be functioning properly.
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I was stationed in Germany for 2 years in the late 60's. I saw very little, if any, evidence of a war while there.
These films are so important to protect and preserve. They're living lessons in history. If we forget our pasts, we're likely to repeat mistakes. Good or bad, it's a window into the past
The only mistake was being too kind to our opponents.
@Von Heidler i am talking about the national socialist. they were good, the bad guys won.
Ah yes. This footage of Germany commemorating the fallen of WW1 is sure to have a major impact on our future and keep us from "repeating mistakes".
Of course, there were no wars after the ww2, because humans indeed LEARN SOMETHING
History always repeats itself
The football was great too, some exciting highlights and good ball control :3
Those who forget history are doomed to repeat it.
The titles are Dutch, not German.
EUROPA THE LAST BATTLE
I watched it and it's 70% true, 30% bullshit. As a documentary, it's okay at best with one of the most nonsensical endings to a documentary ever.
Imagine an old veteran finding this video and seeing their self before WW2 now that's just insane to think about because there are a few WW2 veterans that are alive not many but a few.
"167,284 of the 16 million Americans who served in World War II are alive in 2022". So when you wrote your comment, I was surprised there were that many!
@@jackjude True but many of them are in their 90s already with some of them even being centennials.
@@PeruvianPotato yes, that number could be significantly lower now, than when I wrote it less than a year ago.
This was in 1933, after the Nazis came to power and while Hindenburg was still alive. He can be seen at 11:53. Also at 13:20, Görlitzer is talking about living in the 19th year of the Word War, so 1914+19=1933.
Isn't it amazing that the good guys have won every war ever fought?
England defeats Argentina for the Falklands and they weren't exactly the good guys
@@UpscaledHistory The Mongol Empire was referred to in its own time as the Pax Mongolica. Inside the empire there was great peace and prosperity, as well as increased trade across Eurasia that hadn't been seen since Rome. This included Greco Roman principles and ideas that had survived in Egypt/North Africa, which were allowed to spread to Europe proper. The Mongols' Silk Road led directly to the European Renaissance.
history is written by the winners
@@lautarob9858 sad and true
US and UK have won WW2 and thats really bad
Color really does change everything about a scene. We relate color film with relative modernity, so it becomes easier for the mind to comprehend, imagine and emphasize with those who lived decades- or at this point, a century - before us. In this particular example, there is no empathy with Nazism.
Democrats would like a word
Im from germany and i love this, thanks for the effort
Its really cool to the how germany was before the war, i mean i live here i can literally see the before and after effects from back then and nowadays, im very glad that this exists so we can get a realistic view of the past ^^
The Germans never called it swastika. It was Evangelical Americans and others in America who dubbed the hooked cross as swastika
That was haken kruz
Wish this had been subtitled! This was a very fascinating!
4:35 Impressive display of power and control.
ARYAN PARADISE
Germans are not “Aryan” at all dumbass
Despite all the garage written about Germany, it was doing very well when the US and Britain were under the Great Depression . So much so that cruise ships from Germany were not allowed to dock at a British harbor for fear of the Brits seeing how well Germany was doing.
This is a good experiment which I occasionally do as well, but the only way of getting accurate colourisations of films is by hand-painting them, of course with research done for specific objects when their colour is in doubt. I believe the Smithsonian did colourise using such technique on footage of the British Empire Exhibition in 1924.
I agree. This is fairly accurate but human depiction with detailed input from past renderings or reference points would make it much more realistic in nature.
Wunderbar
99% of all these people no longer exist, just imagine...
A step in the Reich direction
What really struck me about this footage is how much less diving there used to be in football.
LMAO!!
10:13 that would not fly today
Diving was really a big thing until around the mid 1980s.
Hate to say this as I'm German myself but they had it really going with those leather coats, man
Why would you hate it? You can still enjoy and view in awe back at history, don't feel scared to be seen as a bad person.
@@auguste573 because from the moment my and many former generations could read and write we were infused with national guilt. It is what it is, I guess. I was raised to hate it.
You need to rid yourself of guilt - Germany is and was a great country and even though I am an American I have 100% German blood which I am very proud of.
> from the moment my and many former generations could read and write we were infused with national guilt
Does the Bundestag (or Bundesrat? Sorry, I lack knowledge on German politics) have the schools do this to every single German citizen, or just urbanites?
@@Christoph-sd3zi That's easier said than done when I get negatively confronted with my nationality every day by strangers on the internet :(
Maybe you can add that some of the footage like the start of the footage at 01:40 is borrowed from the Netherlands film company and news agency archives? its shown in Dutch language
12 years not a slave.
It's so strange seeing the swastika before everything went down.
Have a look at early Egypt, Persia, India, Hokkaido, Nordic countries, Arizona...untold thousands of years before anybody dreamed of the NSDAP.
@@krazyflipy5801 It is true that the swastika was a symbol a thousand years ago, but no one knows what it means
They had Olympics there lol
Those native Germans seemed to be having such a hard time under that evil, authoritarian, dictator. Looked like a really horrific place to live. Must have been so, awful.
Sarcasm
Is that sarcasm? I can't imagine that you're serious. The Germans and the people of other Germanic countries were happy there. Except for those who led cowardly resistance. It is also said that Benito Mussolini was a dictator in Italy. But he wasn't. He brought pride and dignity to Italy.
So Impressive❤👍🏼
Good old days
Very very funny you make this comment considering the treatment of Catholics within this era of Germany
@@PeruvianPotato El tercer reich fue un país casi 100% cristiano/protestante. Si se perseguía a ciertos curas es porque eran (redacted religion) infiltrados.
@@PeruvianPotato Why are you lumping anyone with a cross a catholic? How do you know they love the pope? Do you not know anything about the black pope of darkness?
@@UNITED-SNAKES-OF-WEIMAR Lmao whose churches are going out and contradicting their own principles again? Certainly not Rome.
@@PeruvianPotato Christianity is the true faith, not whatever you said, praying to mary, or praying to a man and calling them father isn't true faith
the truth will triumph
Why not triumph of the will, instead?
it's crazy to me how an AI can recreate the colors of a footage from nearly a 100 years ago. It do be scary
you have not seen how scary AI can get.. non of us have ,besides the movies and books..
Abominal Intelligence..
people have been coloring old photos since the 1800s, its not such a complicated thing, calm down
The ai simply guesses what one shape should be coloured base on past footage that has been feed to it.
Well there is a black and white spectrum that can determine the approximate colors of black and white film by examining the shades of black and gray. Artists from the time used to do this by hand but now an AI can do it much quicker although we lose a level of accuracy and interpretation.
"It IS scary" iliterate
Very interesting!
I've never seen this footage before...wow!
Was beautiful...
miss these times man
What??
@@nataliekhanyola5669 some weird random nostalgia, idk
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@@tormentor2285 nostalgia for Nazi Germany???
Those were the days...
What software is this for coloring?
1930s cars, architecture and clothes are so insanely beautiful tho. I love art deco!
Красота, но больно на это смотреть, когда знаешь, что будет
Мы тоже потихоньку движемся в этом направлении🙂👍
@@user-ec6zo9ev8h потихоньку. а вы оптимист 😄
@@user-ec6zo9ev8h каждый сам определяет куда ему двигаться :)
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**фейспалм**
Даже не близко. Или ты про то, как в Европе даже в лечении людям отказывали просто по национальному происхождению?
Moral of the stories, if you start seeing a flag everywhere in your city/country you can expect to hear weird songs