Please do not comment on the loudness of the music. This is taken straight from the original video, no enhancements have been made! No Copyright Infringement is intended.
@@Kidraver555 There is “music” and there is “music.” That synthesizer-produced rapid heartbeat rhythm only makes it hard to hear what the speaker whom it is drowning out is saying. It is not meant to give pleasure as music. It’s put in for the cynical purpose of alerting the listener who might switch of: “You wanna watch this. It’s exciting!”
These Newsreels are important to view. For one thing, it gives us perspective. Because our present circumstances are a view of our past “mistakes”. We are responsible for making sure we don’t repeat them.
6:50 The first moment that Mussolini and Hitler meet. 8:50 Then, we celebrate the arrival of the King Of Yugoslavia with fitting music where he was met by loving crowds and the warmth and affection of 74 year old Louie Bateau. Whereupon, they joyfully travelled barely 100 yards in a car which then received “a hail of lead into the heads of the two occupants,” killing them both. News writing, a lost art. 36:48 The winner of the motor car race in Monocco had an average speed of 56 miles per hour. “Nerves of steel.”
Fantastic historical films. Imagine if we had this in the early 18 hundreds . All the wars, sailing ships, explorations. Undiscovered lands. Thanks for the upload, I really enjoyed watching.
The year my parents were married (in June). They were from Liverpool and just might have been amongst the crowds witnessing the opening of the Mersey Tunnel. If so, they never mentioned it to me.
I know not whether to compliment you on your honesty or alternatively challenge the reasons for your ignorance. But, with some effort I admit, I’ll go for the more objective if indifferent deduction ie that you are plainly not drawn by any interest in history, let alone seeking out any truth as to the wilful misconduct of evil characteristics of human nature. That aside, hopefully I may be wrong.
@@dennisroyhall121 well, I don't know what to tell ya buddy. It's sounding like you are going through quite a dilemma there. Let me help you out and just compliment me on my honesty; because what i said was true. I love history. but i can, with sheer honesty, say that no mater how long i may live or how much historic knowledge i might accumulate during my pathetic little existence on this earth. that there will be things - big & small - about history, that i will miss. I can't know everything - about everything that has ever happened. but i can pick and choose what i want to get from history and learn enough about it and fit as much as i can into my pea-sized brain and/or be indifferent, awed or bored with whatever i take from it despite what it may be trying to show or prove to me. but i may be wrong. You know what! Just think whatever you what about me that makes you feel better and move it on.
Hundreds and hundreds of years of murder and murdering madness, I am certain it will end. Our country has over 200 years of murdering , we are a sick religious nation , tribal/clan murderers , nothing has changed.
Sad to see further revisionist history practiced by the producers of this piece. Instead of allowing the 1934 commentator speak, a more modern unidentified commentator seeing facts from today's perspective. Let us see the perspective from 1934 and let us judge for ourselves.
Having watched this Video I Noticed that the Death of Sir Edward Elgar Frederick Delius and Gustav Holst was not Mentioned nor was the opening of Glyndebourne Festival or the Marriage of the Duke of Kent
@@dreamdiction The very salute that Hitler appropriated from the Romans - the idea of old having been that the showing of the hand-as empty, connoted unarmed peaceable intent. Factually, for a much long while it was Roman, and only later was as propaganda required it be. (It requires very much, such as the severe slimming-down of the teaching of knowledge. Yes, such that caused YOU to have to ask the question of myself or, whoever.) Questions? +|+
@@jamesmiller4184 The German NSDAP party copied the italian Mussolini. British and Americans made allies with Stalin to stop Germany destroying communism so today everything the German NSDAP warned us about has come true.
If only one could watch and listen to this without the bloody background music!
The intro music only last a few minutes then each clip has a little music, music hating seems to be very fashionable these days.
@@Kidraver555 There is “music” and there is “music.” That synthesizer-produced rapid heartbeat rhythm only makes it hard to hear what the speaker whom it is drowning out is saying. It is not meant to give pleasure as music. It’s put in for the cynical purpose of alerting the listener who might switch of: “You wanna watch this. It’s exciting!”
You miss the point. The film was shown in cinema as newsreel and always had same music.
These Newsreels are important to view. For one thing, it gives us perspective. Because our present circumstances are a view of our past “mistakes”. We are responsible for making sure we don’t repeat them.
LOL physician heal thyself
6:50 The first moment that Mussolini and Hitler meet. 8:50 Then, we celebrate the arrival of the King Of Yugoslavia with fitting music where he was met by loving crowds and the warmth and affection of 74 year old Louie Bateau. Whereupon, they joyfully travelled barely 100 yards in a car which then received “a hail of lead into the heads of the two occupants,” killing them both. News writing, a lost art. 36:48 The winner of the motor car race in Monocco had an average speed of 56 miles per hour. “Nerves of steel.”
Fantastic historical films. Imagine if we had this in the early 18 hundreds . All the wars, sailing ships, explorations. Undiscovered lands. Thanks for the upload, I really enjoyed watching.
The king and queen were sure busy in 1934.
Not even Hitler would be as evil to put as many ads on his uploaded videos.
Carca Peru thank you. I appreciate the heads up
Get Ad Block Plus - I haven't watched an ad online for 10 years.
Great video , take us back to 1934 !!
The year my parents were married (in June). They were from Liverpool and just might have been amongst the crowds witnessing the opening of the Mersey Tunnel. If so, they never mentioned it to me.
The year my mother was born!
Why so few views? Excellent video, thanks for upload.
Too many ads?
@@claudermiller oh-oh. just started watching...
This is the first I heard about King Alexander of Yugoslavia assassination.
I know not whether to compliment you on your honesty or alternatively challenge the reasons for your ignorance.
But, with some effort I admit, I’ll go for the more objective if indifferent deduction ie that you are plainly not drawn by any interest
in history, let alone seeking out any truth as to the wilful misconduct of evil characteristics of human nature.
That aside, hopefully I may be wrong.
@@dennisroyhall121 well, I don't know what to tell ya buddy. It's sounding like you are going through quite a dilemma there. Let me help you out and just compliment me on my honesty; because what i said was true. I love history. but i can, with sheer honesty, say that no mater how long i may live or how much historic knowledge i might accumulate during my pathetic little existence on this earth. that there will be things - big & small - about history, that i will miss. I can't know everything - about everything that has ever happened. but i can pick and choose what i want to get from history and learn enough about it and fit as much as i can into my pea-sized brain and/or be indifferent, awed or bored with whatever i take from it despite what it may be trying to show or prove to me. but i may be wrong. You know what! Just think whatever you what about me that makes you feel better and move it on.
Yikes! The winning car averaged 56 miles per hour at the Monte Carlo Grand Prix -56!
Wonderful 🥰
Very nice and informative video...
The year of my birth in Lowestoft UK- Very interesting
The Umbrella Plane!
THINK of it!
Let's build them!
They got Harry Enfield to do the commentary!
They would never show a head of state dying anymore.
That prince is still alive...
The ADs - lose them so people will watch
No.
If they only knew what was to come. I wonder if people will say the same thing in 100 years about today.
Hundreds and hundreds of years of murder and murdering madness, I am certain it will end. Our country has over 200 years of murdering , we are a sick religious nation , tribal/clan murderers , nothing has changed.
Sad to see further revisionist history practiced by the producers of this piece. Instead of allowing the 1934 commentator speak, a more modern unidentified commentator seeing facts from today's perspective.
Let us see the perspective from 1934 and let us judge for ourselves.
If you had of watched the video you would have heard contemporary comments for each clip.
Having watched this Video I Noticed that the Death of Sir Edward Elgar Frederick Delius and Gustav Holst was not Mentioned nor was the opening of Glyndebourne Festival or the Marriage of the Duke of Kent
nor the first sale of canned corned beef.
my dad was born in January 1934
7:22 "The Roman Salute".
What the Hell is the "Roman Salute"?
@@veritas41photo Search google images for roman salute.
Excellent , good to know
@@dreamdiction The very salute that Hitler appropriated from the Romans - the idea of old having been that the showing of the hand-as empty, connoted unarmed peaceable intent. Factually, for a much long while it was Roman, and only later was as propaganda required it be.
(It requires very much, such as the severe slimming-down of the teaching of knowledge. Yes, such that caused YOU to have to ask the question of myself or, whoever.)
Questions?
+|+
@@jamesmiller4184 The German NSDAP party copied the italian Mussolini. British and Americans made allies with Stalin to stop Germany destroying communism so today everything the German NSDAP warned us about has come true.
Too many ads😒
I suppose this umbrella plane would be a precursor of the helicopter.
Who wouldn’t be a cooper
Was interested to see they gave the prince a bit of pig iron at ford in Dagenham...maybe he requested a bit of slag for Wallis Simpson
King Edward (or Prince, as he was in 1934) was referred to in Liverpool at the time as 'the Third Mate of an American Tramp Steamer'. Lol.
Humans bored with their lives and doing insignificant things.
like an anonymous UA-cam commenter??