1930's Berlin Under Nazi Occupation Munich

[@icebobk6702]

location and dates are very wrong. But for those wondering, that parade with all that cool art stuff and all that was in 1939 in Munich, not 1933. It was celebrating 2000 years of German history and culture

[@marksimmons1098]

Still pretty cool

[@SwedishEmpire1700]

Better then a gay parade, thats for sure

[@ChrisOrban79]

the people in traditional hungarian dresses are filmed in hungary not germany! why they dont show german traditional dress why hungarian???

[@rudiknaus4139]

@@SwedishEmpire1700😮🙈 Greetings from Munich!

[@SwedishEmpire1700]

"1930's Berlin Under Nazi Occupation" the heck are you talking about, Berliners and german in general choose their leader with democratic election ya know LOL

[@Barbarian646]

Look how clean the roads are

[@jimbo5503]

Diese Aufnahmen kannte ich noch nicht. Großen Dank hierfür. Und Danke für die Einblicke in die damalige Realität.

[@Elzrydo]

Came from your Reddit post. This restoration job is is amazing

[@WitchKing-Of-Angmar]

What restoration?

[@ChrisOwainCarter]

Cool video, but most of this is shot in Munich, not Berlin

[@23190.]

That was said with the title

[@BFaluup]

Sometimes while watching these I forget they are over 80 years old..

[@Playsinvain]

The biggest change in Germany was when people started walking forward

[@ge2623]

😆

[@hangug_gamja]

it was not an occupation

[@gamerinavangaming]

5:34-8:40 is Hungary not Germany as you can see on the costumes and the words on the houses in the background.

[@PuchoSprite]

Still I'd in germany kiddo

[@dandare2586]

A little bit of saluting the leader can go a long way, as I found out when I saluted the leader of The Gambia years ago, at the roadside..... & the Police then took me to the independence celebrations & bought me tea 😀 Thank you for your restoration

[@Chris-fj9ir]

I will always love germany. These are my people and feels like when visiting granny's house... its old school, it's comfortable. It's home

[@tibelchior]

Really good video, but I see some problems. 01:59 - I would say that those flags should be blue and white, as the colors of the State of Bavaria 05:45 > 08:37 - this doesn't look like germanic traditional clothing, they look more slavic. And, after some search, the dancing clothes are exactly the "Matyo Hungarian Folk Dresses" So I would guess that church scene is also some other place in the Austro-Hungarian Empire. 08:46 - this is Prague, the Astronomical Clock

[@gogaonzhezhora8640]

Though you aren't very good with ethno-clothing. Those are certainly not slavic of course. I mean, I knew they are hungarian.

[@WitchKing-Of-Angmar]

@@BadWithNames123 thank you, it's like everyone is blindingly stupid to this factor. Which means, not only are people naive to color, they don't even know where this is at.

[@issness_god]

the colour looks real

[@PuchoSprite]

Germanic look similar bud

[@herbie53opf]

This channel is a hidden gem. Great work as always. Glad, you include historical background aswell.

[@mariolagunes5200]

Nice Job. München so beautiful

[@TheDizzyDan]

By looking at some of the cars, I'm pretty sure this is a teeny bit later than 1933. Probably around 1935-39

[@pe137isf]

Why have the swastikas on the red flags around the city been edited out?

[@pe137isf]

@@UpscaledHistory if you look at the flags closely, specially the ones facing sunlight, there's a shadowy black circle distortion. Which doesn't appear on the flags that can be seen in the distance.

[@rudiknaus4139]

I wonder, too! The Hakenkreuz symbols are erased on the red flags beside the streets..

[@Giorgos-ee5kn]

Occupation???

[@simonjager9259]

Munich! Tor am Karlsplatz und Feldherrnhalle und so weiter und so fort... Tag der Deutschen Kunst...

[@wolff4033]

4:48 I just love this part so much

[@Luka23567]

It’s beautiful

[@venmis137]

It is truly beautiful. Such a shame that it represented something so ugly and self-destructive.

[@Luka23567]

@@venmis137 that comment makes absolutely no sense.

[@dropdead6969]

@@Luka23567 you make no sense

[@wolff4033]

@@venmis137 explain

[@alexperriman9298]

Beautiful and disturbing images... Munich or München. Your spelling fail was typically American/German.. am I correct?

[@ipermetro]

I am always very grateful to those who publish historical films, even when they are disorganized. I do not understand, however, the addition of birds chirping in the scenes of city life, as if we were on a spring outing. Instead, I understand that black and white can unfortunately be repulsive for the general public, but artificially coloring such finds of the past means mercilessly suffocating the long breath of History, which should instead be preserved even when it is poisonous. Stefano Sono sempre molto grato a chi pubblica filmati storici, anche quando sono disorganici. Non capisco però l'aggiunta dei cinguettii degli uccelli nelle scene di vita cittadina, come se si fosse ad una scampagnata primaverile. Capisco invece che il bianco e nero possa purtroppo essere respingente per il grosso pubblico, ma colorare artificialmente tali reperti del passato significa soffocare senza pietà il respiro lungo della Storia, che andrebbe invece preservato anche quando è mefitico. Stefano

[@ricardoalegria4064]

La luz congelada en el tiempo y que buena restsuracion de imganes es vomo si fuera ayer no mas . Con aprecio Ricardo Alegria Zambrano Popayan cauca Colombia .

[@DaveSCameron]

Why so low scaled initially? The remainder is fantastiche and the now desecrated Ehren Temples especially stand out, many thanks from Liverpool,England.☘️👍📚

[@thevindex]

What a stupid title, it was Germany. It wasn't "under occupation". It was liberated from the international bankers, actually.

[@formwiz7096]

Love to see more of those 18th century uniforms. Gives you an idea of what the American Revolution looked like.

[@beateinwerfer1]

Really 1933? Really Berlin? Don't think so Greetz from Germany

[@produfrag]

meistens München

[@DapaChrons]

München

[@UncleRuckuss]

Wow, everything looks so clean and nice, I had no idea Nazis were so civilized...

[@ольгаН-о2ь]

Вы больны? Цивилизованные? Концлагеря, опыты над людьми, газовые камеры? А?

[@jeffzkiller3590]

​@@ольгаН-о2ьmost of that is fake though, the numbers are vastly overinflated

[@jeffzkiller3590]

​@@ольгаН-о2ьcivilized like the kgb and the starvings and the gulags in the soviet union yes man your country is much better and in comparasion this is proven unlike what the nazis did

[@TheConqueror009]

​@@ольгаН-о2ьSilence you Bolshevik Soviet

[@liamobrien4767]

Outstanding effort,have seen Oktoberfest and very little has changed,bar the flags

[@EinNerd]

In German the name is München

[@CptMagnus]

So.. did you guess the music and sounds or did you have any references?

[@zeckenlausimspeckmantel1568]

Search for the channel BTB-concept

[@tsegulin]

Excellent work! I don't see the usual grey teeth and monochrome face and wardrobe colours. The original camera movement jitter is still present, there is a little dirt, for my eye the faces look a little reddish and the blacks usually feel more like dark greys at best but all considered this was a tough assignment and it's remarkably clean, comparable to 16mm from the 1980s. Well done!

[@tsegulin]

Oops! Totally forgot to mention the soundtrack. This was also especially well crafted and really helped to being the visuals to life. One could easily lose oneself in the footage and imagine this was a modern documentary that was somehow shot in 1933. Not sure what software was used to accomplish all of this and how much was done by hand but the result really is superb.

[@WitchKing-Of-Angmar]

There's a good reason nothing looks gray and dead. In case you thought it was possible, this isn't colorized, it would be quite quite quite quite difficult to make this via colorization. The color dots give it away. This film is from around 1935, and is incredibly rare.

[@tsegulin]

@@WitchKing-Of-Angmar Even better! If this was 1936 or later it could be Agfacolor Neu which I believe was the first integral tripack reversal film, a contemporary of Kodachrome. No wonder it looks so good. This is indeed a treasure. Would you know how the original was scanned and restored?

[@WitchKing-Of-Angmar]

@@tsegulin oh, agfacolor started production in 1925, and was very prominent in the 1930s... except for America..OF COURSE. figures that for every 5 early 30s color films in other countries, there's 0.5 American films that are usually just families showing off their goddamn flowers. MY LUCK..!! I do not know the restorer of this film, but if they did restore it, it probably wasn't a major job restoring considering the entirety of this film is already clear enough that they hardly needed to retouch..and honestly shouldn't be that congratulated for their basic efforts, the cameraman/women did all the work

[@tsegulin]

@@WitchKing-Of-Angmar As I recall the original Agfacolor was an additive lenticular film. I don't see any sign of RGB filters on this. My gut feeling is this is the totally redesigned Agfacolor Neu integral tripack reversal film introduced around 1936. Agfa later went on to develop a colour negative / positive cinema film process on which 13 features including 'Munchausen' and 'Kolberg' and around 50 short films were shot. The colour layered tripack was the basic architecture upon which all subsequent colour films were based. IMHO it's historically vital that all these old colour films are digitally restored.

[@THINKincessantly]

That band and those drums ⭐️

[@rawandonlyraw]

I love your channel!

[@desiredditor]

was it also colored by you?

[@SwingSwindlers]

@@UpscaledHistory, I bet it was shot on Agfacolor.

[@mathiasriff]

2:12 Lowenbrau Truck

[@gontzallekzeit2050]

Son imágenes filmadas originalmente en color, el cual se comercializó en Alemania en 1933.

[@sinamark-com]

Munech? City is spelled and pronounced Munchen.

[@Pavelflash]

At 8:45 the editor jumped into neighbor country - now Czechia (in 1930s it used to be Czechoslovakia). The clock shown at that time is in Prague in the Old Town. 😉 It was occupied by nazis between 1938 and 1945.

[@ChrisOrban79]

and 3:35-8:35 this was all hungarians in traditional hungarian dress and not germany!

[@josephaldrichsanchez]

Fake promises??? LOL, this channel

[@wildcat67-b7n]

not one fat person.

[@LectionesInterbellum]

I like the typical German costumes and just how tidy people were dressed back then, the only thing that annoys me is that they felt it necessary to appropriate Roman Empire attire. The Romans weren’t Germanic, they were originally Romance/Italic! If Fascist Italy parades with Roman attire I find it completely understandable and logical, but the German Empire doing it is just silly… as if they need the Roman history to be important, they have their own history and their own costume.

[@ipsoepsum6880]

only because you possibly don't understand what happened to the Roman Empire once it had contact with the Germanic tribes? Arminus prior to rebellion, fighting for the Empire was a typical story. So, in essence the Roman military can be associated with Germanic muscle and organization. Once the Roman Empire couldn't feed and was collapsing from within, that muscle simply took over. Remember you then have Germanic leader Theoderick the Great who built Rome back up again, which they never talk about. It'd be different if that was just incidental, but that new Rome is kind of the core of Germanic world by that point, and from it one might come to the same conclusion as they would about the Rus and their rule, the Frankish rulers and the Germanic dynasty rulers in Spain: Germanic muscle and rulership, Germanic power. Remember, it is from this platform that they Germanics defeated the Huns. Plus you have all the inspiration and association from the Nibelungenlied, Theoderich von Bern, Thule and the Goths, whether that be Goethe, Felix Dahn or Wagner.

[@ipsoepsum6880]

not that you don't have a point, though.It probably would have made most sense to start with themes around middle ages. But then again, the Swastika - and that's going back even further, to the ancestors of even the Germanics, not to mention many other peoples and basically everything that's not African or Semitic.

[@parhamrahimi7886]

Hard to believe in less then 5 and half years all these streets would be rubble

[@setobe2068]

What is seen in the video, was it destroyed? It is striking that few cars are seen compared to New York, if Hitler had visited America, he would never have declared war on them!

[@WitchKing-Of-Angmar]

Well different pavilions, but also America had 230 Car companies by 1920, 340 around 1910. By 1935 when this film is, there would be only 37 or so that I can think of in America.

[@cskor]

Munich, not Berlin. The party’s origins were in Munich not Berlin.

[@Filscout]

The marching music you added in "Prussia's Gloria" is used by the present day Honorary Battalion of the Bundeswehr for presidential state visits in Germany. And here you used it to on the Nazi parades and the Wehrmacht jackboot stormtroopers? I believe the Bundeswehr would never use any Nazi marching music.

[@neinnein9306]

Prussia played it. German Empire played it. Weimar Republic played it. Wehrmacht played it. East German Army played it. Bundeswehr plays it. There is no problem with it.

[@gergofalusi482]

The dancers in the middle part are from hungary.

[@Freunderealitaet]

What now .. Berlin or Munich ?

[@rudiknaus4139]

First Munich, after it a total different film in Hungary, after it partly Prague and Berlin, Brandenburger Tor.. Greetings from Munich! 🍺❤️😜

[@鈴木三郎-u4l]

It's shabby compared to New York at the time. It is almost the same as Tokyo or Osaka in the 1930s.

[@itzjxdenn]

it's like i'm there

[@digitaldave9945]

How on earth can you claim that Berlin, the German capital, was under German occupation?

[@UpscaledHistory]

Nazi occupation my guy. The German people loved Germany. The Nazis painted a target on this beautiful city.

[@jodelndergeisterrupel3591]

ach ja da hätte ich gerne gelebt

[@Sam-el6hq]

Good times but sadly the victors of war write the narrative they want you to believe.

[@888ssss]

*when the fake film noise is louder than the narration....

[@tony3842]

Todos muertos 😔

[@rankfrankfurtde91]

ARMEE EUROPÉENNE 1933

[@brittalbach416]

Munich, München

[@Truthaholokz]

Beautiful cities, built by monarchies over centuries with great pride, love, and care, then destroyed by the filth of the 3rd Reich.

[@rudysassoff3037]

Looks more like 2020 in Melbourne. 😆😆

[@steamtechnicolor461]

1933, really?

[@syu1958]

狂気の日常がよくわかります。しかし2次大戦前のヨーロッパは何処もいちばん輝いていたのも事実。今は見る影無し。

[@Pajeetpoopram]

Hiroshima and Nagasaki 🤣

[@hygoraguiar7570]

😮

[@falconone7230]

An accident waiting to happen just like BMW and Porsche.

[@2.3_44XD--]

Bazis

[@gungagalunga9040]

The salute = wearing a mask in 2021

[@Zero_Ninety]

Moron

[@MiguelDS5547]

what

[@gungagalunga9040]

@@MiguelDS5547 you are a good complicit sheep if you continue to wear the mask. It's not about a virus

[@Luka23567]

@@gungagalunga9040 wearing a mask is subservience to Satanic mind control propaganda.

[@patrickbateman8195]

@@gungagalunga9040 I agree to the masks but why the people saluting?

[@hermankrueger8768]

Is this red army, while ewerting is red 😂

[@datosprivados4104]

5 doritos después... 😂

[@xxMADxxSCIENTISTxx]

If a politician pulled off a parade like this these days, it would be turned into memes in seconds. Never underestimate a destructive potential of silly-looking extremists.

[@ipsoepsum6880]

so the irony that celebrating "who you are and where you come from", now reduced to dress up to copy whatever bizarre thing Hollywood is doing or celebrate what you currently are into vis-a-vis your sex organs, is now practically forbidden to make fun of. Meanwhile, the only thing you are supposed to remember about your people's actual history is to take credit for the African slave trade and colonialism while pedestalizing 1939-1945 and going off to fight expansionist wars "to prevent it".

[@Baruch-q4n]

What dangerous fools people,just seeking to glorify our own flesh.And look through history to where it led,when we turn away from God and put our place instead there instead of Him the awsome creater of heaven and earth.When will we ever learn !?

[@marianflorczak5262]

Dys no Nazism Okupation.Germen peapo decyziem chelp and Giwe Hitler pawer.Dont manipulete history.Germen Responsible.For barberian kiling demolish Erope.German respansyble for war reparation.To Poland.Rabers Poland.miuzea.Chorches .Peytynk .Oders historyk tresiore.980.bilion.US Dollars.Owrytyng most beack to Poland.