Thank you for the video. This tears me up. I am so proud of my grandpapa for what he did for us. First of all, he was all alone and barely spoke English. He came a long way from Germany to the US alone with nothing either. We respect you for what you have done for us. You are still our family's hero forever. RIP
Outstanding, and a most powerful documentary. Thank you for uploading this historical tribute to so many that sacrificed, in order to provide the comforts we take for granted today, in this great country. 10+ stars!
I seen Ellis Island video with my eyes what my father eyes had seen when he came through Ellis Island... An Awesome video to remember how they came. I am proud to be a son of an immigrant from Lebanon. God Bless Ellis Island, if it was not for it, I would have never been Born...
Amazing! My grandparents came through Ellis Island and Boston from Norway in the early 1900's. So thankful for their sacrifices and strength to make a better life for themselves and their descendants. I had a tear coming at the end when the father held up his child and waved the American flag....his smile was awesome!
they went through all that to have a better life in America... hard to think any one would be wanting to do this now in those ships with little to no food. Thankyou grandpa for traveling from Ireland to America thank you for putting up with everything. Thank you for the post this was so beautiful.
My grandfather , his wife and kids all came to New York in the early twenties and to see this documentary makes me so thankful for what I have today and altho all these immigrants had a tough time.. they were what I call , true survivors and we owe them our life and the freedom we have today. .thank you for posting this insipiring video.
a great -great uncle of mine went through Ellis Island. later when i learned English and with the Internet i found out via the Ellis island Foundation from which Port (Hamburg), which ship he used and what he did further. And i am still in contact with his grand son......
I visited Ellis Island back in April 2012, and it was a humbling, moving, emotional experience all tied together. Extremely fascinating how some 12 million people came through this tiny Island in New York harbor from 1892 -1954. If you ever visit NYC, Ellis Island is a must.
My (paternal) grandfather (1899-1977) and his family were actually pretty fortunate, having made the trans-Atlantic crossing in only ten days; as winter would have been the time of the very worst storms! The crossing, in general, could take anywhere from a week to a month. Soon after their later arrival in St. Louis, he got a job selling newspapers (in all kinds of weather and circumstances); newspapers are pretty much what he did all his life -- from age 8, right up till retirement.
This was awesome,this was so much more REAL to me than listening to the stories my grandmother has told us,actually SEEING what they faced/went through with all of those obstacles yet they had their dreams/plans for a much better life than the one they had left behind which was a life filled with no work/jobs & no way to support their families yet many had heard about America & it`s opportunities so here they came & here they stayed making many contributions to their communities to the point where they opened their own shops,becoming police officers & working within the courts as well as being in local newspapers along with getting honoured as well as plaques,yes,they went to school,learned English & went to work as well as helping others just as they were helped,my great grand parents on one side came from the Province D`cainella Di Caserta in Rome Italy which in 1966 my relatives went back to see if anyone would still be there yet it was gone,not even heard of,yet they came to America in 1899,2 women came first,my great grandmother & her sister to make money & then one went back when they had enough & brought the rest of the family who wanted to come with them back with them to stay where they lived in a place called "Federal Hill" an Italian neighborhood as most Italians came & lived here at this place,my other grand parents came from Poland & Austria Hungary as well as Germany & England settling into different parts of Rhode Island also going on to own their own respective businesses so this is such a treat to see as they all truly did achieve "The American Dream" as it was at that time & I almost could "feel" that journey much more in "seeing" it whilst hearing words being said reminding me of my grandmothers voice telling me the same thing yet now there are photos to go with it so yes,much better this way than in only hearing her words & story,lol kind of like "TELL O VISION-Television" with my grand mother "telling" & with the vision it is so much the clearer picture now,giving so much gratitude for the upload : ) : ) : ) !!!
Thanks for sharing this. I've spent 3 years researching Ellis Island and the Lower East Side in 1911 - the setting for a new Broadway musical I'm writing which will be a true immigrant story. This has been invaluable! If my Broadway show becomes a success, I'll let you know!
My paternal grandfather (1899-1977) got out of Czarist Russia with his Mom and siblings, to join Dad (and other siblings [who made it back in 1906, we believe]) in Saint Louis, Missouri. It was roughly a 2,000-mile journey to Rotterdam during early 1908 (Grandpa at age eight then), to board the S.S. Rijndam (built & launched 1901; scuttled 1929 for anything salvageable!). And then a long wait (in the middle of winter! -- of hours, or maybe even days!) for their ship to come. Well, anyway, the S.S. Rijndam departed Rotterdam on February 8th of that year; arriving at Ellis Island on the 18th (just ten days later). They were very fortunate in this regard; winter in the northern Atlantic is usually the time of the very worst storms! Well, the next day (February 19th), they were cleared to go on to Missouri; to begin a brand-new life in America! Also note: there were only 46 states at that time; New Mexico and Arizona wouldn't become states until 1912! Once in Saint Louis, Grandpa spent most of his life (from boyhood) selling newspapers to help support the family. Until he and Grandma (1904-'93 -- they were Reform Jews, by the way) moved out to Los Angeles in August of 1975.
@BreezesofConey Thank you, I came here from Vietnam as a GI baby through JFK airport in 1997. This Vid brought me tears and overwhelmed of pride, sadness and appreciation. I remember I arrived with $19.00 maybe four set of clothings and a pair of cheap dress shoe, as I came out of JFK terminal, I was informed by the INS officer that I need to take a connecting flight to Utica, NY for my final destination. I was confused but I did not care as long as I am in America ! May God bless our Country !
Thanks for posting this video. It gives me a better idea of what my grandmother went through as a child in approximately 1897 when she came through Ellis Island.
My grandfather came here via Ellis Island as an 8-year-old boy at that time (February, 1908). They originally came from Reczicse, a small farming village in czarist Russia. Having made the difficult journey during the winter of 1907-'08, they made their way to Rotterdam, Holland. There they waited (for hours, or perhaps even days!) for their ship to come -- the S.S. Ryndam, for Holland-Amerika Lines. It was a 10-day journey to Ellis Island, to ultimately meet with their family in St. Louis.
i've been desperately trying to find records from Ellis Island bc my great - great-great grandma came to ellis island from italy and i really just want to find her records!
i like watching history. i looked at ellis island a lot growing up in new york. but as i got older i realized how american history did not include me as a black man. my ppl didn't migrate here we were brought here. i wish our names were recorded so black ppl could trace back were we came from. but we were not allowed to keep our names. very empty feeling knowing every time i write my name i know its not mine. our last names go back to the family that owned us. america is a very difficult place to describe sometimes.
I'm also from New York KJ, but unlike you, my mother is white so I can trace some of my ancestors back to Ellis Island, I even know their names! I'm sorry for you...
Most of the African Americans came from west Africa, from countries like Liberia (US puppet state), Angola etc. Easier from the British colonies in Africa, the french didn´t send Africans in the colonies of others. They shipped people in Haiti , and other former french colonies. (Oh, and the slaves were send by other black people (land lords) in exchange for money..... Basically rich black leaders from Africa were enslaving other people from various tribes and then they would send them in some ¨market type¨ towns, and sell them to the Europeans that would later bring them in their own colonies to work the cotton, sugar and mines . Trust me , i studied this subject for a long period of time. You can only trace the place from where your ancestors came via DNA comparison. It´s a sad history!
***** Not really , the names were given to the slaves, they didn´t come from europe, it would have been too *expensive*. They have Irish and European names depending on who was the person that was selling them, sadly.
What I find confusing is that there are some that did not like video - on the other hand I understand some spend their whole life not caring for or about anything. Thanks - the sharing of videos as this redeems the value of the internet for me
My Grandpa "Bernie" (1899-1977), who immigrated here with his family as a baby: the trans-Atlantic crossing, being in mid-winter, would have been the time of the very worst storms! -- the short days and long nights making things even more depressing! -- took something like three weeks. It was in mid-February of 1900 that they had arrived, and were processed. Happily, for them: the entire process only took a couple of days, at the most. "Here's to a new beginning! New hope! New freedom!"
All countries have an abundance of cheap labor but none rose to dominance like the USA. something else caused that to happen. Africa was in a state of tribal warfare before European Colonialism. The continent stabilized and black populations increase under white rule not decreased.
this is a universal story unique to us... people came from all over the world, not just the slovak countries and italy... they came from africa, china, spain, the middle east, romania, and everything in between...
@@jessicagonzalez6223 This week I found several photos on UA-cam that I had never seen before of relatives. One was of the wedding of my grandmother's brothers. Pretty cool! Always have your eyes open.
Watch the movie "Nuovomondo" directed by Emanuele Crialese. It's the story of a sicilian family immigrating to the united states. The last part of the movie shows the arrival at ellis island
Yo you brohams ever had that moment where you were watching this doc and then realize scrolling looking at every comment is better than this boring old doc. Bring back the tubetastical in docs brahs.
The same italian voice speaks again many times but due to the narrating voices i cant understand what says. It would be very interesting listening the original voice track without narration.
How can there b dislike i dnt get that isn't this history kids stupid these days i learn my history i really dnt get y there are dislikes somebody explain? Can i get a like plz. I watched this in school and once i watched it, it was interestin and i felt bad for the ppl cause some gt rejected, or they could of killed someone in the United states, or they probaly carried deases wit them. C how much i know bout this. Hisstory is soooooo......... interestin. I love history sooo... much can't stop
My grandmother and grandfather immigrated to USA at the beginning of XX century. They are met there and got married after in Chicago. But my mother was born in Belarus, but its a long story BTW I concern myself with genealogy researching and searching distant relatives of descendants of that immigration, here in Belarus, Poland and in Smolensk, Pskov regions of Russia.
@TheIronKeel -The video was not meant to cover all aspects of a very comjplex issue, if indeed it would attempted to do so it would have been several hours if not days long. Are you looking for a reason to be offended or hurt?
This makes me wonder what my Great Grandfather and Great Grandmother must have gone through and my Grandfather. My Uncle and Aunt I belive were born in America.
Well, not all of them had such terrible times onboard those ships. German lines, like Hamburg Amerika and North German Lloyd of course didn't have very nice accomodations for immigrants. They crammed the passengers into large open berth dormotories. With some other lines, like the White Star Line and the Cunard Line, they had better accomodations, including separate cabins.
1. What are the kinds of emotions and feelings described by the immigrants during their trip to the New World--USA? 2. What are some of the things that immigrants experienced at Ellis Island? 3. What are your thoughts on the immigrants' experiences? someone help me answer these question!!!!
which groups came to the United States in the late nineteenth century. For what reasons. Can you identify push factors and pull factors. Describe the process of entrance using specific information from the documentary Which challenges did the new future Americans face? Is there a parallel with current immigration in Europe? God bless university
"Wubububuubububu" -- Curly's anthem for "The Three Stooges"! Moe and Shemp were his real-life older brothers. Their parents were immigrants from Lithuania, named Sol and Jenny Horwitz -- soon to be "Americanized" to "Howard". "Disorder in the Court" -- 1936: it was Jenny Horwitz (their mother, 70-ish) whom Curly fell into, his arms "accidentally" wrapped around her! Said she, in return: "Broadlane 9-9-7-2, after five o-clock!" -- big smile on both their faces! o:-D
@bosnmate820 Very interesting! Im Romanian myself, and i wasnt aware that some romanians in 1906 spoke Saxon, the german language you speaking of. My grandpa is still alive, and will be 90 this year, i should ask him more about it. He knows German, but thats becouse in WW2 Romanians fought both sides, first with the Germans then agains them. And as Theclowcard said, im proud to be an immigrant. God Bless the USA
Very wisely said, even with all the spelling bees. America IS the golden land, or at least WAS. If there's anything I love about America it's the cultural and racial respect and the neverending American dream. I say that and I'm not even American XD
Ταινία που ξυπνάει μνήμες αλλά και επίκαιρες με όλα όσα συμβαίνουν στο νέο Ellis Island, την Ελλάδα μας στην οποία καταφθάνουν χιλιάδες ξεριζωμένοι από τις πατρίδες τους επειδή κάποιοι αποφασίζουν για τον ξεριζωμό τους.
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I am 13 years old i am watching this video because in my history my Sir want us to pass from Ellis Island my character is a 88 years old women so i have to watch all thses video i am probably the youngest one to watch this video is your my age like and i am gonna say lol .-.
Thank you for the video. This tears me up. I am so proud of my grandpapa for what he did for us. First of all, he was all alone and barely spoke English. He came a long way from Germany to the US alone with nothing either. We respect you for what you have done for us. You are still our family's hero forever. RIP
Natasha Droff my lat name is ellis
Outstanding, and a most powerful documentary. Thank you for uploading this historical tribute to so many that sacrificed, in order to provide the comforts we take for granted today, in this great country. 10+ stars!
I seen Ellis Island video with my eyes what my father eyes had seen when he came through Ellis Island... An Awesome video to remember how they came.
I am proud to be a son of an immigrant from Lebanon.
God Bless Ellis Island, if it was not for it, I would have never been Born...
Amazing! My grandparents came through Ellis Island and Boston from Norway in the early 1900's. So thankful for their sacrifices and strength to make a better life for themselves and their descendants. I had a tear coming at the end when the father held up his child and waved the American flag....his smile was awesome!
hi from norway and u know that norway is the richest country in the EU
A perfect video for my english outline! :)
- Denmark
they went through all that to have a better life in America... hard to think any one would be wanting to do this now in those ships with little to no food. Thankyou grandpa for traveling from Ireland to America thank you for putting up with everything. Thank you for the post this was so beautiful.
My grandfather , his wife and kids all came to New York in the early twenties and to see this documentary makes me so thankful for what I have today and altho all these immigrants had a tough time.. they were what I call , true survivors and we owe them our life and the freedom we have today. .thank you for posting this insipiring video.
So glad this is public! Thanks for postin this vid, what great footage!
a great -great uncle of mine went through Ellis Island. later when i learned English and with the Internet i found out via the Ellis island Foundation from which Port (Hamburg), which ship he used and what he did further. And i am still in contact with his grand son......
As a 13 year old, I find this history really fascinating and over all history period.
I visited Ellis Island back in April 2012, and it was a humbling, moving,
emotional experience all tied together. Extremely fascinating how some 12 million people
came through this tiny Island in New York harbor from 1892 -1954. If you ever visit NYC,
Ellis Island is a must.
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My (paternal) grandfather (1899-1977) and his family were actually pretty fortunate, having made the trans-Atlantic crossing in only ten days; as winter would have been the time of the very worst storms! The crossing, in general, could take anywhere from a week to a month. Soon after their later arrival in St. Louis, he got a job selling newspapers (in all kinds of weather and circumstances); newspapers are pretty much what he did all his life -- from age 8, right up till retirement.
Oh and thank you for posting this...it's the first time i've ever seen it...
This was awesome,this was so much more REAL to me than listening to the stories my grandmother has told us,actually SEEING what they faced/went through with all of those obstacles yet they had their dreams/plans for a much better life than the one they had left behind which was a life filled with no work/jobs & no way to support their families yet many had heard about America & it`s opportunities so here they came & here they stayed making many contributions to their communities to the point where they opened their own shops,becoming police officers & working within the courts as well as being in local newspapers along with getting honoured as well as plaques,yes,they went to school,learned English & went to work as well as helping others just as they were helped,my great grand parents on one side came from the Province D`cainella Di Caserta in Rome Italy which in 1966 my relatives went back to see if anyone would still be there yet it was gone,not even heard of,yet they came to America in 1899,2 women came first,my great grandmother & her sister to make money & then one went back when they had enough & brought the rest of the family who wanted to come with them back with them to stay where they lived in a place called "Federal Hill" an Italian neighborhood as most Italians came & lived here at this place,my other grand parents came from Poland & Austria Hungary as well as Germany & England settling into different parts of Rhode Island also going on to own their own respective businesses so this is such a treat to see as they all truly did achieve "The American Dream" as it was at that time & I almost could "feel" that journey much more in "seeing" it whilst hearing words being said reminding me of my grandmothers voice telling me the same thing yet now there are photos to go with it so yes,much better this way than in only hearing her words & story,lol kind of like "TELL O VISION-Television" with my grand mother "telling" & with the vision it is so much the clearer picture now,giving so much gratitude for the upload : ) : ) : ) !!!
OMG i really loved it!!! Great video!!!!
awesome! thank you for the vid!!!!
I teach U.S. History and I will show this to my class. We are covering Immigration.
Thank You for posting.
Thanks for sharing this. I've spent 3 years researching Ellis Island and the Lower East Side in 1911 - the setting for a new Broadway musical I'm writing which will be a true immigrant story. This has been invaluable! If my Broadway show becomes a success, I'll let you know!
My paternal grandfather (1899-1977) got out of Czarist Russia with his Mom and siblings, to join Dad (and other siblings [who made it back in 1906, we believe]) in Saint Louis, Missouri. It was roughly a 2,000-mile journey to Rotterdam during early 1908 (Grandpa at age eight then), to board the S.S. Rijndam (built & launched 1901; scuttled 1929 for anything salvageable!). And then a long wait (in the middle of winter! -- of hours, or maybe even days!) for their ship to come. Well, anyway, the S.S. Rijndam departed Rotterdam on February 8th of that year; arriving at Ellis Island on the 18th (just ten days later). They were very fortunate in this regard; winter in the northern Atlantic is usually the time of the very worst storms! Well, the next day (February 19th), they were cleared to go on to Missouri; to begin a brand-new life in America! Also note: there were only 46 states at that time; New Mexico and Arizona wouldn't become states until 1912! Once in Saint Louis, Grandpa spent most of his life (from boyhood) selling newspapers to help support the family. Until he and Grandma (1904-'93 -- they were Reform Jews, by the way) moved out to Los Angeles in August of 1975.
@BreezesofConey Thank you, I came here from Vietnam as a GI baby through JFK airport in 1997. This Vid brought me tears and overwhelmed of pride, sadness and appreciation. I remember I arrived with $19.00 maybe four set of clothings and a pair of cheap dress shoe, as I came out of JFK terminal, I was informed by the INS officer that I need to take a connecting flight to Utica, NY for my final destination. I was confused but I did not care as long as I am in America ! May God bless our Country !
Watching this for a history project for school, and after 5 years since I first learned about Ellis island, this hits different.
StudioByThePond, you are very welcome! Good luck with your Broadway show! Best wishes! regards...
Nice documentary.
Awesome video!!!!!!!!!
Thanks for posting this video. It gives me a better idea of what my grandmother went through as a child in approximately 1897 when she came through Ellis Island.
Visited Ellis Island last week. Very interesting but also very sad. Annie Moore from County Cork, Ireland was the first to pass through Ellis Island.
My grandfather came here via Ellis Island as an 8-year-old boy at that time (February, 1908). They originally came from Reczicse, a small farming village in czarist Russia. Having made the difficult journey during the winter of 1907-'08, they made their way to Rotterdam, Holland. There they waited (for hours, or perhaps even days!) for their ship to come -- the S.S. Ryndam, for Holland-Amerika Lines. It was a 10-day journey to Ellis Island, to ultimately meet with their family in St. Louis.
I have to write a play about ellis Island for school. THIS IS GOOD!!!
Debbie Gereard They teach about Ellis Island in school.
i've been desperately trying to find records from Ellis Island bc my great - great-great grandma came to ellis island from italy and i really just want to find her records!
I'm in 3rd grade at learning about this at this video was 15 days before my birthday
i like watching history. i looked at ellis island a lot growing up in new york. but as i got older i realized how american history did not include me as a black man. my ppl didn't migrate here we were brought here. i wish our names were recorded so black ppl could trace back were we came from. but we were not allowed to keep our names. very empty feeling knowing every time i write my name i know its not mine. our last names go back to the family that owned us. america is a very difficult place to describe sometimes.
I'm a white guy but I agree with you that it's sad that records weren't kept on those family bloodlines.
I would be glad if I could look up my family, just because you're white doesn't mean you can
I'm also from New York KJ, but unlike you, my mother is white so I can trace some of my ancestors back to Ellis Island, I even know their names! I'm sorry for you...
Most of the African Americans came from west Africa, from countries like Liberia (US puppet state), Angola etc. Easier from the British colonies in Africa, the french didn´t send Africans in the colonies of others. They shipped people in Haiti , and other former french colonies. (Oh, and the slaves were send by other black people (land lords) in exchange for money..... Basically rich black leaders from Africa were enslaving other people from various tribes and then they would send them in some ¨market type¨ towns, and sell them to the Europeans that would later bring them in their own colonies to work the cotton, sugar and mines . Trust me , i studied this subject for a long period of time. You can only trace the place from where your ancestors came via DNA comparison. It´s a sad history!
***** Not really , the names were given to the slaves, they didn´t come from europe, it would have been too *expensive*. They have Irish and European names depending on who was the person that was selling them, sadly.
my parents and i came thru in ellis island in 1951from belgium where i was born.
What I find confusing is that there are some that did not like video - on the other hand I understand some spend their whole life not caring for or about anything. Thanks - the sharing of videos as this redeems the value of the internet for me
Excellent presentation.
A great documentary that invites us to match our immaginery pictures with reality of those old days of start of immigration.
My Grandpa "Bernie" (1899-1977), who immigrated here with his family as a baby: the trans-Atlantic crossing, being in mid-winter, would have been the time of the very worst storms! -- the short days and long nights making things even more depressing! -- took something like three weeks. It was in mid-February of 1900 that they had arrived, and were processed. Happily, for them: the entire process only took a couple of days, at the most. "Here's to a new beginning! New hope! New freedom!"
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ank you for information!😁😃😄
you are welcome!
Very interesting documentary!
@quiltingrammie - you are very welcome and thank you for your comments!
thank you for your excellent comments!
such great History Ellis island... I love this film
very nice video learned alot!
Well said.
thank you for watching!
Amazing vid
Great for school
All countries have an abundance of cheap labor but none rose to dominance like the USA. something else caused that to happen. Africa was in a state of tribal warfare before European Colonialism. The continent stabilized and black populations increase under white rule not decreased.
I agree at school my teacher showed me this video and learned a lot
we just watched it in school!
I actually just sent this link to my teacher so the class could see it
this is a universal story unique to us... people came from all over the world, not just the slovak countries and italy... they came from africa, china, spain, the middle east, romania, and everything in between...
Imagine if one of our family members are in this film?!
definitely not impossible.
@@jessicagonzalez6223 This week I found several photos on UA-cam that I had never seen before of relatives. One was of the wedding of my grandmother's brothers. Pretty cool! Always have your eyes open.
thanks!
music4748, thank you very much!
Tinymoezzy, thank you very much for your excellent comments!
really good documentary :)
my great grandfather and grandfather were on those boats from Siclily
KBkeylargo, thank you for your comments!
halmy2007, the film was made in 1990. Thank you very much!
Love it...
i'll bet when you posted this you didn't expect a reply 10 years later
This is the oldest comment on this video. Congrats.
@@smokenotfire WOW!!! How time flies!!! Thank you 😊
@@mr.byybzman4964 and somehow I just saw this 2 years later! Thank you 😊
@@znasser1 i wasnt expecting a reply 2 years later... how the turns table
15:44 is hilarious. it needs a meme so bad
You aren’t very funny btw
um...?
I don't think you know what hilarious means.
HistoricalCalendar, thank you for your comments!
awesome, it's so exciting for me...
znasser1, thank you!
The date inscribed at 1:57 is March 24, 1914 (as nearly as I can make it out).
would please tell me what year of this amazing film.
THANK YOU VERY MUCH FOR THE MOST WONDRERFUL MOVIE I HAD SEE.
doaiviutube, you can download this video using the Firefox brower plus add-in. Thanks!
MikeNikeProductions, thank you!
lovely film, but also sad, there is a song called " isle of hope isle of tears" sang by the mulkerrin brother,s.
beautiful. every immigrant had a story to tell.......
Watch the movie "Nuovomondo" directed by Emanuele Crialese. It's the story of a sicilian family immigrating to the united states. The last part of the movie shows the arrival at ellis island
AMERICA WILL ALWAYS BE THE BEST COUNTRY IN THE WORLD.
🥴🤡🤣😂 WRONG
nitevixen440, thank you very much!
Yo you brohams ever had that moment where you were watching this doc and then realize scrolling looking at every comment is better than this boring old doc. Bring back the tubetastical in docs brahs.
WolfArden44, you are welcome!
The same italian voice speaks again many times but due to the narrating voices i cant understand what says. It would be very interesting listening the original voice track without narration.
How can there b dislike i dnt get that isn't this history kids stupid these days i learn my history i really dnt get y there are dislikes somebody explain? Can i get a like plz. I watched this in school and once i watched it, it was interestin and i felt bad for the ppl cause some gt rejected, or they could of killed someone in the United states, or they probaly carried deases wit them. C how much i know bout this. Hisstory is soooooo......... interestin. I love history sooo... much can't stop
Where they allowed to go to any location in USA they choose or forced into undesirable locations?
Like WVa?
ਸ਼ਾਨਦਾਰ ਫੁਟੇਜ
My grandmother and grandfather immigrated to USA at the beginning of XX century.
They are met there and got married after in Chicago.
But my mother was born in Belarus, but its a long story
BTW
I concern myself with genealogy researching and searching distant relatives of descendants of that immigration, here in Belarus, Poland and in Smolensk, Pskov regions of Russia.
i am the guy at 26:30
Norwegian Barbs How interesting. Sure would love to hear your personal story of what you went through.
+Norwegian Barbs yeet!!! that aint you. if it is u you are ugly asff
+Jasmine Misiano You're both blind and rude.
u must b like 100 years old then
PedroLuisGarcia1, thank you!
My maternal great-grandparents came to Ellis Island from Russia and Hungary
CelticLittleHawk, thank you for your comments!
I feel so bad
@GreenBaron757 - thanks!
@TheIronKeel -The video was not meant to cover all aspects of a very comjplex issue, if indeed it would attempted to do so it would have been several hours if not days long. Are you looking for a reason to be offended or hurt?
This makes me wonder what my Great Grandfather and Great Grandmother must have gone through and my Grandfather. My Uncle and Aunt I belive were born in America.
You are welcome!
By any chance, do they have horses on that island?
Well, not all of them had such terrible times onboard those ships. German lines, like Hamburg Amerika and North German Lloyd of course didn't have very nice accomodations for immigrants. They crammed the passengers into large open berth dormotories. With some other lines, like the White Star Line and the Cunard Line, they had better accomodations, including separate cabins.
is this the video they actually show at ellis island???
RockMesser, thanks!
1. What are the kinds of emotions and feelings described by the immigrants during their trip to the New World--USA?
2. What are some of the things that immigrants experienced at Ellis Island?
3. What are your thoughts on the immigrants' experiences?
someone help me answer these question!!!!
which groups came to the United States in the late nineteenth century.
For what reasons. Can you identify push factors and pull factors.
Describe the process of entrance using specific information from the documentary
Which challenges did the new future Americans face?
Is there a parallel with current immigration in Europe?
God bless university
The best part is in the credits when you see some guy's last name was "Bacon". best. name. ever.
Lmaoooo
Yo is that my bro man Kevin?
"Wubububuubububu" -- Curly's anthem for "The Three Stooges"! Moe and Shemp were his real-life older brothers. Their parents were immigrants from Lithuania, named Sol and Jenny Horwitz -- soon to be "Americanized" to "Howard". "Disorder in the Court" -- 1936: it was Jenny Horwitz (their mother, 70-ish) whom Curly fell into, his arms "accidentally" wrapped around her! Said she, in return: "Broadlane 9-9-7-2, after five o-clock!" -- big smile on both their faces! o:-D
@persianlady55
There's a Sicilli in Persia?
DisappearingGirl24, thank you for your comments!
@bosnmate820 Very interesting! Im Romanian myself, and i wasnt aware that some romanians in 1906 spoke Saxon, the german language you speaking of. My grandpa is still alive, and will be 90 this year, i should ask him more about it. He knows German, but thats becouse in WW2 Romanians fought both sides, first with the Germans then agains them.
And as Theclowcard said, im proud to be an immigrant. God Bless the USA
Very wisely said, even with all the spelling bees. America IS the golden land, or at least WAS. If there's anything I love about America it's the cultural and racial respect and the neverending American dream. I say that and I'm not even American XD
nice
Ταινία που ξυπνάει μνήμες αλλά και επίκαιρες με όλα όσα συμβαίνουν στο νέο Ellis Island, την Ελλάδα μας στην οποία καταφθάνουν χιλιάδες ξεριζωμένοι από τις πατρίδες τους επειδή κάποιοι αποφασίζουν για τον ξεριζωμό τους.
oooh im in class rn 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I am 13 years old i am watching this video because in my history my Sir want us to pass from Ellis Island my character is a 88 years old women so i have to watch all thses video i am probably the youngest one to watch this video is your my age like and i am gonna say lol .-.
Now your 18 let me slide in your dms
What happand on elis island? I dont know...