1930s - A Trip Through Europe in Color [60fps, Remastered] w/sound design added
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- Опубліковано 2 чер 2023
- I colorized, restored and created a sound design for this video of home-made film during a tour of European cities in England, France, Belgium and Switzerland, you can clearly see what's going on in these cities in broad daylight,
Video Restoration Process:
✔ FPS boosted to 60 frames per second
✔ Image resolution boosted up to HD
✔ Improved video sharpness and brightness
✔ Colorized only for the ambiance (not historically accurate)
✔added sound only for the ambiance
✔restoration:(stabilisation,denoise,cleand,deblur)
Please, be aware that colorization colors are not real and fake, colorization was made only for the ambiance and do not represent real historical data.
B&W Video Source: Internet Archive
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Stunning bit of history. The colour and sound put you right there. You can see a massive cultural difference across the decades. Got to say, the people looked nicer than today.
Only the babies and little ones are still with us as adults advanced in their years now. All the other people seen in this video have passed away.
From a Londoner 😊brilliant film Thank you...great to see not one awful high rise building.
Approx. 1:30 they show Piccadilly Circus and a theatre running "One Rainy Afternoon" starring Francis Lederer - which opened in May 1936, so that quite accurately dates the first scenes.
It’s interesting when we get to the third video here compared to London and Paris everything seems quiet, relaxed and calm but something was brewing.
My thoughts too..
Superb vid.
I don't know if it's possible, but it would be awesome if you could run the 1930s footage alongside footage of today in the same streets, so we could get a comparison.
Thanks for the video, greatly appreciated.👍
thank you very much
This already is today.
Thanks for showing your skills bringing out the detail in these old films.
@@jz9985 Thx ;)
Now I can say I've been to Europe in the 1930s, that is almost 100 years ago. What an excellent video.
Not a spot of rubbish on any of the streets incredibly clean you wouldn't see anywhere looking so spotless nowadays
I noticed that as well!
It’s like we’re putting our hands on the window of the past, trying to yell at them and wave at them, but they can’t see us.
The closest thing to a Time Machine but only the future can see through the window, the other side is tinted.
Some of the London footage looks to be taken at different times, ranging from the late 1920s to the mid-1930s. However, excellent quality of film and good colourisation. Thank you for posting.
I love your video work!
I wish I were talented in an artistic way (I'm more an IT/Engineering type).
I was lucky enough to be stationed in Germany 1980 ~ 1984, and because my specialty was not that of the average soldier, I was able to travel around quite a bit. Many of the places highlighted in these type of archival films, are places I visited, and came to love.
Thanks for providing watchable videos in a historic way, of these places. I even learned something on this one.... I would have never considered dogs, for small cart hauling.
Love history, but realize they had it tougher than us in many ways.
My thanks!
thank you very much
Once more thanks for these views into the past! Priceless!😁
8:29 Bremen: area east of Bürgerweide
8:37 Bremen: Lloydbahnhof (Lloyd railway station)
8:59 Bremen: Hillmann's Hotel
9:13 Bremen: Teichmann-Brunnen (Teichmann fountain), Domshof
9:16 Bremen: St. Petri-Dom (St Peter's Cathedral)
9:26 Bremen: Marktplatz mit Roland-Statue (market square with Roland statue)
9:34 Bremen: Schütting, Sitz der Handelskammer (chamber of commerce)
9:40 Bremen: Rathaus (city hall)
10:01 Bremen: Kunsthalle (art gallery)
Looking at these scenes of bucolic happiness it's always jolting to think of the horrors that would descend on these cities in the next decade.
Ladies and gentlemen, please can we bring back wearing elegant fashion in public again...
Kind regards - from a vintage admirer!
I actually mentioned on a previous video how stylish people look. Even the kids look sharp.
@@sumerlawrence I agree, back when appearances were taken seriously. Makes a change from the clothing choices we often see today.
GREAT VIDEO SUPER NASS YOU ARE THE BEST YOUR VIOS ARE THE BEST IN THE HISTORY BIG SUPPORT FROM CROATIA
Thx bro!!
Crazy to see how in just a couple decades the automobile completely took over all the roads and public space… when you see the older videos, like early 1900s, everything looks so peaceful and quiet… hopefully we can go back to those days of calm streets and pedestrians and trolleys everywhere!
Wow, gotta love those dog-powered carts! Genius way to channel their pulling and pushing into something useful.
Did you notice the gentlemen doffing their hats as they walked past the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier under the Arc de Triomphe in Paris? Such respect.
There is a slight purple hue on some of the objects (especially on the carriages at 4:55), but nonetheless a beautiful restoration! Thank you
It’s always you’ve knocked it out of the park again! Always excited when a video pops in to my notifications and it’s from you. Thank you so much for your hard work and dedication and for sharing all of these lovely memories❤
Amazing footage, brought to life from your outstanding work. Many thanks!
It’s hard to imagine that in just a few short years all these cities would be listening to air raid sirens and falling bombs and in some cases stormtroopers.
thank you for posting these clips, i just love them
my favorite channel on you tube!, nass is the man . undisputed king of nostalgia. thanks for all ur hard work my friend . we all love these vids
thank you very much! ;)
@@NASS_0 no thank you my talented friend. im old and love nostalgia . good luck to you i know its hard hard finding these old forgotten films and bringing them back to life for our enjoyment.
Beautiful video 👍
thank you very much ;)
No entiendo como me pueden gustar tanto las grabaciones de estos tiempos, amazing job NASS, thanks for this films.
Quem nunca se imaginou, voltando para essa época ?.
Toda vez que vejo imagens de épocas passadas me sinto transportado para dentro delas.
Formidable,beau travail, merci 🙏👏
I eagerly await your uploads Nass, simply love em! ❤
And to think that some of what's seen here such as London will be damaged or destroyed come WWII in a few years.
白黒動画も良いけれど、カラーだとこういった日常が現実にあったのだと頭が納得出来ますね😄
白黒だと単なる出来合いのアニメ感覚なんだけど、カラーだと現実に合ったことなのだと脳が納得してくれる感じだと思いました😄👍
後、この時代の乗り物のスタイルがとても好きで白黒だと微妙なのですが、カラーで見ることが理想がそこにあり、目の保養になってとても嬉しいです😊
Such an awesome video!
thank you very much
hey NASS do you have some old video stuff of the city of Lyon, France ? You are doing a great work, ty.
Great video nass, incredible footage, especially of London and Berlin, amazing work 👍👌😀
Thx ;)
This is so beautiful and lovely
Almost all the people wore hats, amazing.
The contents of this video are amazing.😀👍👍
Wow Where do you Find These Great Films Im Amazed. Very Well Done
It seems to me that Bremen was also there with Berlin. Greetings from Berlin. 👍
Awesome! Thank you! What did they use to cover the road that is not asphalt and it looks painted?
انا من عراق
ممكن اعرف من وين انت
So few cars, and so few people compared to nowadays. Most people were still living in rural areas I guess.
In fact over 95% of the video is from the 1920s. You need to relabel this. Nonetheless, fantastic footage.
Hi....always enjoy these great videos.Thanks!🇨🇦 June 4,2023 8:37AM
One day, I hope that the technology will be available to colorize all these old films without that purplish haze on everything.
Don't be so fussy! It's amazing as it is.
@@larmar🤬🤬🤬🤪🤪
Purplish and greenish as well
@@giovannitrumando 😡😡😡🤬🤬😉
Jimmy Hendrix disapproves
merci
One Rainy Afternoon movie on marquee was made in 1936
thanks
Is the mountain seen at 10:39 on the left the Matterhorn?
Some rare footage of beautiful Ostende!
First! You are the best account on UA-cam NASS!
مرحبا
اني مسلم عربي عراقي شيعي
thank you very much!! ;)
@@NASS_0 🤜🤛
1:27 One Rainy Afternoon is a 1936 film.
This seems more like 1920s based on what cars I see..
“Oh, wonder! How many goodly creatures are there here! How beauteous mankind is! O brave new world, that has such people in ‘t!”
After seeing this I don't think we changed much since then... it's like it was yesterday think. ...
Europe 1930's. Is this calm before the storm or was the a storm already happening. The Nazis were a threat as early as 1931. Hitler knew Himmler-head of the SS since 1921. So the storm was probably already brewing! Thanks for the upload Nass.
Yes😢sadly for many Hitler and his henchmen and women!!!
❤감사합니다
I can't be sure, but that looks like an electric vehicle behind the lady waving at 8:30. It has the look.
*Belo trabalho... congratulações... BRAZIL
9:27 it is Bremen (no more Berlin)
Do you have from the 1920s as well.
I would love to have some of those commercials in my lounge!
If you take a good look at the current model of jeep, especially those with a cloth top or even convertible they’re pretty much the same as the vehicles you see here in this clip. I think that it’s fascinating that they continue to make these vehicles pretty much.
The film advertised in the London scenes " Francis Lederer in One Rainy Afternoon " was 1936 just to give a reference point , all this was just before the world went mad , now its going bonkers again but for different reasons .
What's the saying - history doesn't repeat, but it rhymes? We're seeing a replay of the late 1930s with a madman dictator invading his neighbour(s), religious and racial hatred spreading, and people deciding they prefer autocracy to democracy.
Always when watch those videos it seems people back then saw everything with less bright colors.
Remember the colors are artificially added.
NASS ThanksMuch!...
Can you smell the fumes. Poor horses.
Было бы интересно посмотреть как строят эти красивейшие здания.
"Bile Beans Keep you slim".... um... I doubt it...
But eating them was a real gas!
So thankful to be living in the 2020s with all the modern tech and clean air.
Dude you say clean air 😂
The modern tech is about to enslave humanity.
@@nickj4281 yes he does say exactly that. This footage is summer, the air in London in the winter part of the year was absolutely deplorable in the 1930s (4 million homes and businesses belching out smoke relentlessly ). London used to get ‘pea souper’ fogs every winter where the death rate would spike then 5-9 December 1952 saw ‘the great smog’ when literally thousands died. This disaster was the driver for The Clean Air Act 1956 and by the 1960s the air was 100 times more breathable.
Жили , не тужили
you should have added which city is which
Spain, please 💚
Це просто неймовірно
Cool, no time travelers using their iPhones??
nothing really changed!
Why they always wear long clothes in old videos... They never at summer or what?!
Joseph and today 😀
There's still decency about, but the revolution is in full swing now....That era started when women would be judged on the quality of their legs, on the features of their faces, on the look of their hair - nothing other than these would matter anymore at the end of the day, and everything else, meaning character and spirit should all adapt to this!!! So, you count one and the other, and we sum up the right name for the new woman (shaped by the new man).....!! ✝️
Shame London doesn't have green roads any more. Wait a minute...
GREAT EUROPA 1N 1930 GREAT TIME
"1930 GREAT TIME" - let's see.... the Great Depression, the rise of facsism and Nazis. Sure, great time."
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they are all dead now
No if somebody was born in 1930 they would be 93 this year. Some people still living today may have experienced wwi they most likely do not remember it but if you were born for example in 1913 you would be 110 years old this year, still possible.
@@JanKon8 My great Grandad's still going and he's 168. It's possible.
the good old days. when europe was european.