Beautiful Amsterdam in 1929 in color! [A.I. enhanced & colorized]

[@Rick88888888]

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[@WhoGotSoulHere]

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[@biffin62]

@@WhoGotSoulHere Either one is fine by me.

[@thomassantur107]

¿whats is name music ?

[@sabarsharif48]

So much prettier without cars parked along the canals🌷

[@edmundpower1250]

The lady on the bike at 1.50 knew the danger of KZbin in 80 years and made sure was wasn't showing too much leg

[@mikeos1]

Most of those bikes are still in use.

[@johnnyvnl]

In Germany most probably

[@tjingtjongbil7694]

No ther not.

[@mikeos1]

Voor Naam I heard that at football matches against German teams, fans would hold up banners saying “can my Grannie have her bike back”

[@Melvin420x12]

Hahaha too bad your joke flies over everyones heads.

[@mikeos1]

@@Melvin420x12 you can only try!

[@No-mm3pg]

The music is well matched

[@mariokooijman1533]

Mooi om de Waag te zien hoe het vroeger was. Daar waar ik en drie generaties familie geboren zijn en als ik er nu kom ik mij een vreemdeling voel.

[@MeatNinja]

De wereld veranderd, harde waarheid. Leer het te accepteren of wees heel je leven bitter en depressief. Je gaat binnekort toch dood dus geniet er nou maar van.

[@mariokooijman1533]

@@MeatNinja Ik leef niet bitter en depressief maar het is wel een bitter feit als je na 18 jaar een keer terug bent daar waar je geboren en getogen bent en de mensen die je nog kent alleen maar in een neerwaartse spiraal hebt zien gaan dan geeft dat een negatief gevoel. Ik woon namelijk aan de andere kant van de wereld en dan ervaar je dat soort dingen anders.

[@mars3083]

Nu zie je alleen maar baarden, jurken, bontkragen, scooters, schotels, vuilnis, tuig enz. Dit allemaal door links.

[@mariokooijman1533]

@@mars3083 Jij ziet het goed , het enige wat je vergeten bent is het yuppentuig.

[@mars3083]

@@mariokooijman1533, sorry ben de bakfietsen vergeten 😀

[@TheKangaroo1111]

Wat mooi om al die oude beelden in kleur te zien. Het komt zo echt tot leven.

[@dussie920]

Helemaal mee eens. De muziek is ook mooi gekozen erbij. Melancholie ten top. Mensen zelf zijn weinig verandert eigenlijk he, in hoe ze eruit zien en zich kleden. 100 jaar is ook niet zoveel. Ze zullen het koud gehad hebben en misschien ook wel honger af en toe, maar ik denk, dat ze ook heel erg veel goeds hadden. Meer dan ze zich zouden beseffen destijds.

[@toddbonin6926]

Amsterdam is my favorite city in Europe. This is a great snapshot of her 90 years ago. I love how bicycles were as popular then as they are today.

[@huzary1092]

@hij ......................Geboren in Amsterdam. Helaas is Amsterdam Amsterdam niet meer. Mokum is veranderd in Pyjong Yang aan de Amstel. Amsterdam is een afgrijselijke stad geworden. Blij dat ik er weg ben.

[@huzary1092]

@hij ..................Ja ik kreeg uw reactie en zag dat hij ook alweer verwijderd was. Ik begrijp er ook niets van. KZbin gaat steeds vreemder doen met het verwijderen. In uw reactie stond nu totaal NIETS wat voor een ander beledigend zou kunnen zijn. PS. Ik ben in de 70, dus "net " wat ouder dan u waarschijnlijk. Mijn stamboom is terug te herleiden tot begin 1600. Allemaal Amsterdammers. :-)

[@huzary1092]

@hij ................Ik heb uw verwijderde reactie nogmaals gelezen en zie waarom hij door KZbin verwijdert is. U mag het woord J..o d..e...n niet gebruiken. Een verbuiging van dat woord mag kennelijk wel. Ze zijn bij KZbin lichtelijk gestoord geloof ik.

[@huzary1092]

@hij ...................Zoals u kan zien is het woord dat ik gebruikte, maar dat ik van puntjes en spaties heb voorzien, NIET verwijderd. KZbin gebruikt een computer om bepaalde woorden te verwijderen. Ze zijn daar helemaal doorgeslagen. Het woord van het "kamp " waar uw oud-oom "overleden" is, mag u ook niet meer gebruiken. Doe de volgende keer als ik. Gebruik puntjes en spaties. Dan kan iedereen het nog steeds lezen en wordt het niet verwijderd. Het klinkt belachelijk, maar het is een manier om toch uw reactie te kunnen schrijven.

[@luxembourger]

@hij I like Hamburg more than Amsterdam because of the broad nightlife and a more urban mentality.

[@falcony100]

these people had love the bicycle from the beginning of the time

[@almojabanas9296]

Wow why so aggressive mate

[@TheStraatjutter]

Well we did nearly go down the car centered dead end , but thankfully there was a lot of activism in the 70's

[@thatsonyou6093]

Yes we did

[@MeatNinja]

@@TheStraatjutter Worth distinguishing we had SERIOUS activism back then, not useless twitter activism.

[@TheStraatjutter]

@@MeatNinja We have serious activism where 35 thousand people come to march in the street now, at least before corona hit.

[@miladejong5831]

Wat lleuk!! Het idee dat mijn overgrootmoeder en overgrootvader op dat moment ergens waren, maf man! En O die fietsen zijn er nog steeds maar dan met import Amsterdammers erop die door het rood rijden en overal schijt aan hebben.

[@johneygd]

Toen was de mensheid nog vele malen nuchter dan nu, maar wat ik nou echt ongelooflijk fantastisch vind is,dat het na zoveel jaren het nu eindelijk mogelijk is om zwart/wit beelden automatisch te laten inkleuren,’n jarenlange droom die werkelijkheid is geworden🙏👍

[@SmithMaximus]

Kind of weird to see a person my age wave at me through time at 1:30 . 91 years separate us, could have just as well been today. I waved back.

[@mikeos1]

The girl on the bike at 1:49 hurriedly checks her skirt when she sees the camera!

[@ignaciolasidaballesteros9332]

Just like the time machine. Nice job!

[@darrylcampbell4426]

Wow I live in Amsterdam and it looks similar today but also very different too. The same buildings are there, but the facades and people have changed.

[@patriciamoesiufung1585]

I LIKE THE BACK SOUND, , IT IS HARMONIOUSLY WITH THE ANCIENT TIMES❤

[@oxidatie]

When people had more morals and class then they ever do now. Just so wonderful to see..

[@Tanirhum]

If you don't like it now you know what to do...

[@mikeos1]

I had lunch at that restaurant at 3:07. It's still there under another name.

[@paddotk]

So serene.. Really nice to see.

[@sgirwan]

Prachtige beelden en ietwat bevreemdend. De Dam zonder het foeilelijke oorlogsmonument maar met mooie planten- en bloembakken ziet er kek uit!

[@c.c.6874]

For people saying things were better, cleaner back then.. The canals were open sewers, large parts of the city were heavily decayed, and many people had to struggle to survive. Please Stop saying these delusional melancholic things. You might have become old, sour or had to move out of the city, I'm sorry. But that doesn't mean you have to annoy people with your negative nonsense. With that having said, beautiful footage of my beloved home town. Thanks a lot for uploading!

[@il_principe]

Yes, a lot of things got better since then. That however does not at all mean that certain things got significantly worse as well

[@Tanirhum]

Amsterdam is one of the most beautiful cities in the world. It's my favourite in the solar system.

[@rolandvantol2338]

80 years onward….people will think… ? How simple life was then?…I must say it looks more familiar in color? Thanks for your work!

[@john07973]

It looks lovely only Dutch people then

[@dutchdutch7594]

Beautiful dutch people❤️💕

[@SimonHoning]

Thank you,Rick, for keeping these reels alive.Amsterdam- classy, sophisticated, forward looking,resourceful- just like the Dutch themselves!

[@Rick88888888]

Glad you like them!

[@granadosable]

A wonderful historical gem.

[@RhondaBranneky]

Tell about the music. First we’ve got the street organ. Then that clarinet then sweet violin sounds. It all sounds historically appropriate and really suits the films!

[@ellieuchiha7759]

I don't know why but this is magically captivating I wish I was there

[@ellieuchiha7759]

@Weghweh Hwewehwhe oh, I get it ! that's why I felt that way

[@micca903]

@@ellieuchiha7759 I do know the feeling. Weirdly enough I don't have it with this video but with the black and white ones.

[@kwando472]

I'd advice you to get some antibiotics with you.

[@ellieuchiha7759]

@@kwando472 how about you get some help

[@micca903]

@@ellieuchiha7759 I don't think that person was trying to be mean. It's pretty good advice I suppose although I believe that by then penicillin was in use but I could be wrong.

[@agnesulijn]

Wat leuk, zo'n blik in het verleden! Een stukje groen op de plek waar nu het bevrijdingsmonument op de Dam staat. Je kent het niet anders dan met het monument. Bedankt voor de upload.

[@abosalemalansari8312]

Great coloring, add beauty and clarity to the video .

[@Lonnie_Johnson]

Zo zie je maar wat 'groei' en 'progressie' eigenlijk betekenen. Eeuwig zonde. Was er maar een tijdmachine! Mooie beelden, dank voor het uploaden!

[@tanjawesseling1904]

No one could imagine just a few years later😥😭🌷

[@socrates9237]

The cleaning

[@socrates9237]

leonardo da vinci II yea clearly it made some of us more stupid beyond comprehension...

[@Meruem4]

@leonardo da vinci II Mate, how can you be so smart and NOT wear your tin-foil hat?!

[@Meruem4]

@leonardo da vinci II Then play the part and leave the rest alone you sack of bones!

[@Meruem4]

@leonardo da vinci II Ofcourse, there is nothing wrong with people who value things differently. Altho the fact you put value on a sac of bones, or humans.. kinda says something about you, from my perspective. I guess this 'comeback' means you did not get the joke then. It's ok, probably a cultural difference.

[@jaapklein1600]

Holland mijn mooie Holland...herken veel uit mijn jeugd, geboren 20.2.1951 v. Woustraat...Pa, (1920) Jordaan, was altijd anti auto, hij zei eind jaren '50; " die 2 baans wegen worden er 4.....hij had gelijk ,,,kijk naar de beelden, daar waar hij als jochie van een jaar of 9 in rondliep...

[@Dartiax]

Once upon a time when Amsterdam was actually beautiful.

[@nicklewis1882]

Don't you think it still is? I was there three years ago and really enjoyed it. Still a very old feel, untainted by massive tower blocks and skyscrapers.

[@Dartiax]

@@nicklewis1882probably for tourists its a beautiful city. I live an hour away from Amsterdam, the thing is that its impoverished if you compare the video from then to now. Ofcourse. Everything is focused on tourism. Like serious everything. Sometimes I want to have a day shopping or eat or drink coffee in Amsterdam, but the overpopulation of people there holds back my pleasure being there. Its not relaxed being there in the summer or in the winter, my opinion. To much people. Those little things wich makes me not like Amsterdam

[@Dartiax]

@@saywhat303 besides those things then

[@Thomas-ou4sb]

Amsterdam is beautiful (except the walle)

[@thereunionparty]

Brilliant. Really comes to life with the cyclists.

[@stanislavmiroshnik9513]

I liked your video! Greetings from Ukraine

[@malakaragua702]

Yeah Amsterdam looks a little "different " today.

[@waltertaljaard1488]

Realising that my late parents were 10 and 7 years old then.

[@thirteendreams]

Fascinating.

[@ekohardjanto9285]

nothing change after 92 years, still biking

[@Roeplala]

Wow, at 1.20 the guy with the large lapels, I seriously see my grandfather (born 1904).

[@Rick88888888]

Wow, that is great! Any publicly available pictures of him (link)?

[@Roeplala]

@@Rick88888888 The guy standing on the left of the tree www.familysearch.org/photos/artifacts/20075769?cid=mem_copy

[@Rubensgardens.Skogsmuseum]

I only saw tits a couple seconds later.

[@user-to7jt6xx9y]

weemoed naar een tijd die ik nooit gekend heb.

[@rdeleeuw4408]

Ja zoiets als de weg weten in een gebouw wat er niet meer is...

[@dontcare8090]

I wanna travel back

[@receivedSE]

I feel as if I were in Amsterdam long long time ago. Thank you.

[@DeProtoplast]

Hemels straatbeeld xxx toen was geluk nog heel gewoon

[@mjoek]

It's strangely comforting to know that probably all of these people are now dead, and that one day my life struggles will also vanish like theirs.

[@Thomas-ou4sb]

So glad that I was born here as they say I’m a proud amsterdammer

[@tondehaan8252]

geweldig mooi gedaan dat kleur aangebracht

[@yuzhao5883]

zoveel fietsen in 1929, and a lot of places still same so nice

[@MMijdus]

Most of it is still there. That's why Amsterdam is such a gem.

[@minicar47]

Toen was het al erg druk op het Leidseplein . Ik woonde daar vlak bij

[@ohjajohh]

Woonde je daar in 1929?

[@minicar47]

@@ohjajohh ja in oud zuid ben ik geboren. nu zou ik er niet meer willen wonen vreselijk nu

[@GeneraalAmsel]

Great footage, sad to see how Amsterdam has become in 2020. My great city had lost its spirit.

[@MevrouwKallenbach]

Nonsense

[@ronnie9187]

.. and their good old bikes that where confiscated by the germans 11 years later..

[@MevrouwKallenbach]

@@nonegone7170 i am dutch and lived in Amsterdam for 5 years. Go cry me a river with your anti-bullshit

[@AudieHolland]

1:10 the modern look of that font snapped me out of it. Then I remembered that most of what we still consider as 'modern,' and 'futuristic' even, were invented in those years, the 1910s and 1920s. I believe they even invented the very terms 'modern' and 'futuristic.' What have we gotten since that time? Ah dunno, uh... post-modernism? I never did the research, if I don't understand something new or why so many people like/use it, I just call it 'post modern.' Like mobile phones.

[@annsidbrant7616]

I usually judge a place by how many women you see on the streets along with the men. The more women are out and about (and not hidden under a ton of clothing), the more peaceful is the place. So yes, Amsterdam was very peaceful. Of course, soon bad things would happen to Amsterdam...

[@barnosho1611]

@Hona Hona She sounds like a degenerate postmodern philosopher of the 20th century.

[@jengelenm]

Love the music

[@meghauw]

This is fascinating to see. I've lived here all my life and not a whole lot has changed. Sure, things are a bit more modern, there are more cars, but other than that it's not that different. What is funny is that DeOldify has made the water of the canals look blue, which is absolutely not the case :-D.

[@satanvondervogelweide6039]

Not even one single modern building comes close to the beauty each of these shown in the little movie. Not one! Just want to point that out

[@pyro934]

That’s not a fact

[@versnellingspookie]

@@pyro934 well, nowadays most of Amsterdam is kankerlelijk

[@Kriskrass1]

Great I'm living near Amsterdam. 20 minutes with the train

[@Zoza15]

By looking at these old videos, some parts i do recognize, but seeing the grachten this Empty is something i'd like to see in modern Amsterdam or in any Dutch city with Grachten canals.

[@misterdog7]

The age before mass tourism, I'm originally from Bruges and the same happened to my city over the past decades. Only lockdowns during pandemics recreate that feeling nowadays :P

[@parkergiele]

The main Grachtengordel is still not that busy with tourists in my experience. Probably because there are no coffeeshops, it's just the old, old part that's ruined.

[@theofficialdutchwayoflife]

Try the following: 1. Oudewater 2. Dordrecht 3. Breda 4. Haarlem (outside the summer months) 5. Enkhuizen 6. Alkmaar 7. Leidschendam 8. Woerden 9. Heusden 10. Leiden Good luck!

[@Flup2]

One of the young kids in this film could've been my grandfather or grandmother.

[@jameltroudi2141]

Nice film, a real reminder of that time, 👍

[@mikemoss2275]

Amazingly one can do DeOldify with music too

[@EpreTroll]

Is this made using AI?

[@giepen]

No, using a camera

[@marvin19966]

No, this is Patrick

[@jso19801980]

just the colouring i think

[@Meruem4]

the AI has made a time travel machine and uses an old smartphone. they are hidden in pigeons.

[@ertrupik670]

It is.

[@eiaesalle7561]

Beautiful footage🥰

[@evaspook1252]

Prachtig! Dank je wel.

[@wwbenee]

Klopt het dat het grachtwater toen veel schoner was, of is die kleur puur invulling?

[@Blackadder75]

Het water was juist veel viezer toen

[@wwbenee]

@@Blackadder75 Zo lijkt het niet.

[@Blackadder75]

@@wwbenee maar zo was het wel.

[@wwbenee]

@@Blackadder75 Het lijkt anders schoner hoor, helderder. Kijk maar.

[@pyro934]

@@wwbenee Nee. Grachten werden gebruikt als open riool en dumpplek. Het enige wat je nu nog in de grachten vindt zijn fietsen

[@historyculturegeography6674]

Best mooi zo zonder toeristen

[@designerfars]

Those drone footages are amazing.

[@edsin3018]

Almost no boats, cars and tourists.. so nice

[@rascalap2968]

Very interesting and once you can eliminate the orange tint in most of the clip it will be worth preserving

[@lenasdaydream]

So beautiful 😍

[@liefzijnhe8711]

Hoe weet je welke kleuren je moet gebruiken? Zijn het de originele kleuren of?

[@vondelpark8141]

Prachtig!

[@Laurensnl]

Echt heel tof! Interessant kanaal en leuk voor tussendoor.

[@Franky46Boy]

The water in the canals is cleaner nowadays.

[@Meruem4]

No.

[@LADYAW]

no not really, in those times, toilet in the ships used to drop everything directly into the canals, now they have to be conected to the sewers system

[@Franky46Boy]

@@LADYAW Right! And not only the sewers of the ships. Also many houses were not connected to a central sewer system...

[@LADYAW]

@@Franky46Boy exactly, now we only see bikes inside. Haha

[@elisabethbenn1572]

Very interesting film. Thank you for your work.

[@Niko5black]

How multicultural............better then.

[@SoloTravelerOffTheBeatenPath]

Not a single non-European in sight. But some would have us believe that Europe was always racially diverse. Shameful revisionist propagandists.

[@BBRAIN1977]

When the city was clean compared to now

[@Nubby007]

That's because it wasn't a tourist hotspot yet

[@Onneukbaar]

dot dot the Jordaan at the time was a rat invested hell hole

[@Vulpiq]

And people still died from cholera disease

[@nkristianschmidt]

life expectancy was lower than today for good reasons

[@Vulpiq]

@Divergent Integral Yes but people still died from it many years later

[@maik1982]

wat mooi toen..

[@mirola73]

Wat mij het meeste opvalt is dat de grachten niet volgepropt zijn met woonboten.

[@gustavthemagician]

Wat mij opvalt is dat er geen hoofddoekjes te zien zijn. Nederland was toen nog van de Nederlanders.

[@dicenia3881]

*je schreef open riool en binnenvaartschepen fout

[@fraji7113]

@@gustavthemagician oh maar al die hoedjes waren wel oke? Dat zijn namelijk ook hoofddeksels

[@gustavthemagician]

@@fraji7113 Ja die hoedjes werden vrijwillig gedragen door vrije mensen die dat zelf wilden. Hoofddoeken zijn een agressieve uiting van de vrouwenonderdrukkende islam, die hier in europa niets te zoeken heeft. Dit heeft niets met hoofddeksels te maken en dat weet je best, huichelaar.

[@fraji7113]

@@gustavthemagician wow ik schrik gewoon van hoe weinig je weet over het leven. Hoe weet jij dat hoofddoekjes verplicht zijn? Ik ken mensen om me heen die het niet of wel dragen en beide zijn geen probleem. Een hoofddoek dragen is ook niet verplicht in de Islam. Het is goed als je gewoon behoeft hebt om je zelf wel of niet te bedekken. Wat is daar mis mee? Sommige vrouwen die geeneens moslim zijn houden bijv. ook niet van strakke kleren en niemand die daar raar naar opkijkt? De mensen die onderdrukt worden met hoofddoekjes die wonen waarschijnlijk in hele extreme landen, en extremisme heb je in elk geloof overal wel. Daarvoor hoef je niet te generaliseren. Ik zou eens even rondlopen op straat en vragen aan (jonge) vrouwen met hoofddoekjes of zij zich onderdrukt voelen. En kijk ook gelijk hoe vrij ze leven. Want ik weet niet in wat voor fantasiewereld jij leeft. De enige beperking die moslims in Nederland ondervinden is eigenlijk discriminatie op dit moment. Door mensen zoals jij.

[@kangbama]

Just Imagine that all these people are Dead. they where living like we are, Had plans like we are but are dead and gone and we following their plans still.

[@HarryBarry97]

Ibrahim Jalloh They are eather in Heaven or hell. Repent and be born again in Jesus Christ name. Time is running out. Jesus coming soon

[@michaelmichelz3349]

Then pretend it all some how makes sense.

[@michaelmichelz3349]

Then pretend that somehow It all makes sense.

[@insidex2001]

Who cares, live like they do. Its just another dimension, time they live in.

[@TomDutch]

@@HarryBarry97 Amen. Not in hell yet though.. first the resurrection of the dead still has to come and Judgment Day.

[@joostvandervelde]

Mooi werk

[@JillySquirrelcuba]

Toen je nog niet kon denken aan buitenlandse muziek en het hedense kledingstijl... PUUR HOLLANDS ... Tijden gaan

[@dodec8449]

Jazz werd in deze periode populair (onder de stadse bovenklasse, dat dan weer wel), dus buitenlandse muziek hadden we wel. En uiteindelijk is opera en klassieke muziek natuurlijk ook (vaak) buitenlandse muziek ... Nederland kende nauwelijks componisten.

[@ea.6125]

So peaceful before the war

[@akeffo]

Guess what? Soon enough we will all be dust in the wind like these people.

[@batgamer0676]

man, for some reason I feel sad instead of happy when watching this.

[@dussie920]

Yes, I know what you mean. All the tech and social distancing (and I don't mean the covid shit) nowadays are not the things life is really about. It is about love, loving, social contact, living together with eachother, needing eachother, knowing eachother, eating honest food no junk, not living in some fake social media tech world thing... And it will get worse... UN 2030. Maybe those people thought they were poor some way, but we are mentally poor nowadays. Even the farmers are beaten out of the country, to make the mass food industry have us feeding all.

[@zuivel]

@@dussie920 If I may advise you, you don't have to live in this negativity. I'm not saying the things you name aren't bad but you are heavily romanticizing the past. And taking so much of your 21st century privilege for granted. There was a lot more poverty, famine, less good health care, more inequality, plus a glooming world war back then.It's natural to feel some nostalgia watching this but this is such a naive worldview.

[@AlvynLong]

Brillant work

[@temasek65]

Wonderful yesteryears!

[@janeodee1677]

make me think of the movie Grand Hotel with Joan Crawford and Greta Garbo

[@SmithMaximus]

Must have been nice to live in an Amsterdam not overrun by aggressive foreigners with a hostile culture.

[@MB777]

You mean the German Nazis🙄🥴

[@alexandrian7772]

Yeah the 30’s and 40’s were rough on Amsterdam

[@simonh6371]

There aren't so many British tourists there now because of Corona and Brexit.

[@pyro934]

@@simonh6371 They are back and i recognize them from miles away

[@simonh6371]

@@pyro934 Kuttoeristen

[@mango4071]

En niemand was dik!

[@mikeweirdd]

Geen fastfood

[@Keanopro123]

Minder hebberig

[@Keanopro123]

@@voornaam3191 tjeezus als of ik in een competie zit hierzo. Wist je dat niet.

[@dadgbe4834]

toen was eten duur nu is gezond eten duur

[@_M_o_n_k_e]

@@voornaam3191 Nee, eten was net zo duur als het nu was. Ze aten gewoon minder omdat er minder te krijgen was..

[@euanscotland]

Lovely.

[@hermanhelmich]

Schitterend werk Prachtige beelden

[@kamalzaher1499]

Prachtige video

[@asraf55555]

Prachtig

[@claireagravante9919]

i have experience to travel in Amsterdam in 2006

[@abdeljalilel2322]

1:24 Is that greta thunberg ?

[@Rick88888888]

She has cut off her pigtails...

[@tondehaan8252]

dat dacht ik nou ook gelijk bij de eerste aanblik, hahaha

[@tondehaan8252]

Greta now are reincarneted

[@rjuttemeijer]

Yes, she is a time traveller.

[@annsidbrant7616]

Ha ha. I once saw a photo of a group of youngsters digging a ditch (or something) somewhere in America during the late 1800s, and one of the girls was a spitting image of Greta Thunberg. So either Greta looks much like girls did in the past, or else she is really a time traveller! 😄

[@MadStyle1911]

Lady on bike at 1:23 looks like dancer Jaja Vankova. Probably related who knows. Amsterdam is not too far from Děčín, Czechia.

[@michaeldeng1981]

People are wearing smart on the street

[@kolbpilot]

Mijne Opa would have been 28 here. Makes me wonder what he was doing on this day in Baarn ? 3:18 Interesting to see what this street looks like today, overtaken by barriers & automobiles.

[@ZoeGamer101]

Beautiful Baarn back then :)