Berlin in July 1945 (HD 1080p color footage)

[@Artificial_Intelligence_AI]

No noisy music, no attempts of making bad jokes while commenting the places... Simply one of the best vlogs of all time.

[@jonathon-nb3dh]

I love this comment too much

[@gaigzean]

It looks like the sound was added on top of a silent film

[@Mr_Fancypants]

@@gaigzean tech was so slow in the 1940's it took a second for the sound to happen. 💥 The more you know! 💥

[@anthonyhutchins2300]

So it's not a vlog then... It's stands for video blog. Can you imagine going online and pulling up a blog that's just blank and saying "truly the best blog ever!". Lol

[@sjb7183]

I doubt people were in the mood to joke around

[@ZapR21]

This is not even a century old. It always shocked me how close this world war was from today.

[@Mr_Who93]

yeah, I share same thoughts with you!

[@MannVerde]

Exactly... See how far we can go together

[@jackattack7940]

And yet so much has changed in the world within that space of time

[@ZapR21]

Thanks for all the likes guys! My neighbour is an old woman who had survived WW2. She is now in her 90's and never wanted to talk about it, but now she is open to it because she feels her time is now to leave. I have planned to do an interview with her about her experience; only problem is that she wants to do it after corona period. I will definitely record the interview and post it on KZbin!

[@mardybum6953]

@@ZapR21 Im looking forward to it :)

[@ayuwoki453]

Imagine filming that and not knowing that 75 years later it would be seen by millions of people in some weird thing called youtube

[@ВладиславВладислав-и4ю]

Ja

[@alejandrobailon1761]

Excuse me young lad, a weird what you said?

[@ayuwoki453]

@@alejandrobailon1761 What?

[@frabek1808]

@@ayuwoki453 He means Word "website"

[@Kalashnikov413]

@@alejandrobailon1761 what does he mean that KZbin, although was one of the most famous website today, is quite weird and unthinkable back in 1945

[@c0unterph0bia]

City in ruins and people still better dressed than today...

[@buffalogal9139]

Yes, surprising, they took pride in themselves for sure.

[@jr8260]

I'll take the not ruined cities

[@Этотмирпридуманненами-ц6т]

Из вашего коммента понятно, что вы смотрите и не видите.

[@МаринаГулова-ш9ъ]

Это потому, что ваши мужики стали носить платья😂😂😂😂

[@_Korki_Buchek_]

Oldfag

[@how2changemyname765]

“War is a concept in which young people who don't hate each other kill each other for old men who do hate each other but don't kill themselves.”- Paul Valéry

[@peleador8856]

"ADMIRACIÓN AL PUEBLO ALEMÁN😍💞

[@HugoB30]

I think you paraphrase Paul Valéry, who said "War is a massacre of people who do not know each other, for the benefit of people who know each other but do not kill each other." And yes you're right.

[@renzthecarry2057]

The young people are an extension of old people. At least in part.

[@how2changemyname765]

Hugo B yeah thank you i don’t remembered the name.

[@goroch_thegreen]

Right words.

[@gameexpert2011]

You know, one thing in history they never teach us at school is, how people lived after a war. This is a great footage.

[@nairb9009]

@@hugogomes1077 so what's that truth?

[@gameexpert2011]

@ I was taught World War II from the American perspective/American education. The American perspective talks about World War II starting from the invasion of Poland and ending with the bombing of Nagasaki and Hiroshima. I'm genuinely interested in learning it from the German and Soviet perspective since those two nations suffered huge causalities. Unfortunately I don't speak neither German nor Russian so I'll either have to learn those languages or rely on a good translator.

[@kamikazestryker]

@@gameexpert2011 well its best to self study it. I believe there are Books all translated in English. I do even have a Collection of DvDs covering all about the war most from the German perspective its English too. Maybe you can still buy it, its called Der zweite Weltkrieg: Die komplette Geschichte. Its been 10 years that I bought it though.

[@abuqadr629]

@ yeah, but this isnt so good at all. Almost 3 year did we talked about this shit. But never about the holy Roman empire, napoleon, prussia, WW1, history of the global Powers like The USA, russia an China, Otto von Bismarck and so on. So many important topics..but hey, why not talking for 3 years about nationalsocialism.

[@shamailah1]

Praise da lard ! You is right ?!!

[@irobertx5691]

Lol better quality than some security camera's today

[@alpham5113]

iRobertX thats not strange ,they have bad quality cuz they record 24/7 so they coud store more

[@irobertx5691]

Yeah,but still.....some security camera's are filming so bad that you can barely see anything,i mean where's the evolution of the filming quality? I think the quality should get better,not worse,even for the security camera's.

[@zimbu_]

The evolution is in the fact that you're taking pictures constantly with a digital camera. That means you will no longer have trouble making copies, you can transfer the images quickly to various viewing devices or over the internet, and you can even skip ahead or back very easily when viewing previously recorded footage. The processes of filming, editing, copying, transporting and setting up to be viewed all take much more time and effort when dealing with physical film compared to digital. Also, security cameras are dirt cheap whereas filming on early color film was expensive in both equipment labour costs.

[@The_Last_Norman]

The ISS could learn something..

It was a natural camera, grown in the german forrest.

[@Victoria_Ray]

Как для человека любящего историю, эти кадры безценны! Моя мама родилась в 59 году, а я только что будто побывала увидев людей, как они одеты.. немного дыхание перехватило)) А девочка улыбающаяся в камеру прекрасна!😊❤😊

[@donurpeter1326]

Вот какие руины остались от городов.и они за короткий срок все восстановили и живут прекрасно и сегодня.А сколько городов восстановили немецкие пленные в России.и видимо не а коня корм."

[@VovkaPu-72]

@@donurpeter1326 "восстановили",когда выстривались в очередь на кормежку к советской полевой кухне,целый год...

[@edilenemoreira3121]

​@@donurpeter1326, estão lindas a preço do sangue de milhões de inocentes que morreram de fome. Não tem nada pra se orgulhar dum país que trás essa história terrível de crueldade e desumanidade

[@Future7-z6x]

@@VovkaPu-72😊😂😂😂😂

[@VovkaPu-72]

@@edilenemoreira3121 Войны были всегда и будут,предьяви еще к древним грекам или римлянам....

[@trixwizz5652]

wonder if the cameraman knew it would get 11M+ views on youtube.

[@EpicHanad]

he died before that happened but atleast it did

[@raku5329]

Epic Hanad Oh Dear...thats called a joke

[@messenceofficial]

I... I-I can't even...

[@Martin-re1mx]

Sure

[@damasek219]

They didn't have youtube back then.

[@michelleken.]

Imagine getting filmed as a child back then, right after the war, and then seeing it more than 75 years later on KZbin, recognizing yourself.

[@kostyapolykova9879]

Imagine the unresolved traumas it would bring up...

[@DentalInternacional]

@My World really?? I am so sorry about it

[@tiernanwearen8096]

@My World what army was he in?

[@michelleken.]

@My World Respect to your grandfather! You must be very proud of him ;) I would be too

[@dakidbiscuit624]

Anyone featured in this video is now dead, they wouldn't have been able to see anything

[@Matthew-fj6eu]

“Berlin in 2020 4K” Comments in 2669 : - Lol better quality than most security cameras nowadays - There’s always a guy missing a leg in this old scenes - German cars are fast no matter what era - When you realize most of the people you see here are already dead

[@denniswnzumak7933]

"Most of the people[...]are already dead" who tf is still alive in 2669

[@Matthew-fj6eu]

@@denniswnzumak7933 there's always that one person who comments that :)

[@TheMadVulpen]

D:

[@aghost5281]

Ooo a squirrel!

[@denniswnzumak7933]

@@Matthew-fj6eu yeah hahaha

[@sabinemunzenberg8378]

Ganz, ganz herzlichen Dank für diese beeindruckenden Filmaufnahmen. Das war hochinteressant anzuschauen. Diese Eindrücke muss man unbedingt bewahren. Tausend Dank!!!

[@mathiastwp]

"You are now leaving British sector" **Immediate Stalin**

[@TheDarkDutchman]

0:35 That was funny. They had a good sense of humour back in those days

[@ailo8964]

Hong Kong leaving the UK on 30June1997 and becoming a Chinese city on 1July1997.

[@DBZ483]

Come to make this comment but see I have been beaten lmao

[@MrDaiseymay]

That was strictly accurate. Humour? what humour?

[@whysoseriouzz]

disgusting

[@Ravie3]

The scale of the destruction is just staggering. There doesn't seem to be a single building left intact. Makes you wonder where all those people walking down the streets came from and where they're going to.

[@shinx2k6]

Germany can withstand any destruction this world can carnage

[@throughcolouredglasses9300]

Most of "downtown" was destroyed, but the city was very dense even back then, there were a lot of areas more like "suburbs" away from the higher buildings, with more fields and gardens around, that weren't bombed as heavily. Lots of children and women were sent away into the country too and only came back after the war. They'd stay with neighbours, people from school or work they met again while checking out whether their house was still there. If it wasn't they'd offer each other palces to sleep or recommendations where the bombing supposedly left some things intact to try their luck there. Lots of people knew someone who knew someone who probably had some room left to let you sleep, or had a little garden property with a shed tucked away a little ways from the inner city that probably made it. Lots of people came back to the ruins to look for whatevrr is savagable during the day, even if they couldn't stay there. Furniture, clothing, personal items, but mostly usable bricks. Lots of woman worked to pull out every single intact brick, get another rock and use it to break off the old grout and rubble until the brick was usable again.

[@megalodon1758]

What are u talkin about my guy? No need to worry about berlin u should see the scale of destruction that was in Poland

[@misiek9989]

You should see Warsaw destroyed by Germans.

[@gatzuuuberserker3931]

They fix the damage and live outside of the City

[@TheSpeedy246589]

It’s weird how quiet it is without all the cars

[@brendensprague8019]

All the audio in this is fake lol

[@TheSpeedy246589]

Brenden Sprague ahh I usually notice these things 😂

[@k.d9499]

but this honestly made me realise how noise polluted we actually are

[@reezyxd]

mi. di. bruh the audio is fake

[@SuppleInterface]

Actually it was color graded, and sound design.

[@yusufina5309]

I was born in Germany and i am still living here. It always confused me what a brutal war happened just in that country i am living in and how fast things must have changed since then. It feels like the war never happened and it was just like a dream or a movie.

[@maross600]

which is why we cannot forget, history repeats because we ignore the past.

[@No.mercy0008]

But now the Germany is like happy nation 😊

[@OGbqze]

​@@No.mercy0008have you seen Germany recently?

[@АбуАдам.123]

Вы хотите захватить Польшу?)

[@rjncntgfirf]

Вас смущает жестокая война, которая произошла на территории Германии? А вы посмотрите документальные фильмы, что немецкая армия сделала с городами и селами в России, Беларуссии, Украине! Посмотрите сколько жертв было по вине фашисткой Германии! И поймёте, может быть, что на территории Германии была не жестокость, а бумеранг!

[@tromboneman4517]

My grandma would have been four years old at this point in history. Now she’s 80. Time flies by very quickly. Edit: my grandma just celebrated her 81st birthday! Still kicking!!!

[@subtlegentleman8115]

My grandma not even born lol. This aspect of technology is the best

[@chacha-oy5sb]

J ai le meme age que votre gd mere. Nous n avons pas connu cela, nees juste apres. Mais je comprend aujourd hui que mes parents etaient encore affectes par tout cela meme s ils n en parlaient jamais.

[@Lugiavsgiratina]

Quickly? Dude, it’s literally been almost 80 years since that happened

[@sharifnasser7635]

@@Lugiavsgiratina and yet they say life isnt as long as u think 😅

[@Amiazz]

My guy ur saying it like u were born at that time and time went quick to now... u werent even born 1/3 of when this was.

[@mielthesquid6536]

I can't believe WWII ended almost 80 years ago. I remember my grand father talking about it in the 90s, he was a soldier back then. It seemed like a long time ago for me but still the culture was still there somehow, people who saw it were still alive. Let's hope something like this will never happen again.

[@redfox574]

Its insane to think all those people died not to long ago and the american civil war would of been about 50 or so years before ww1. Its crazy how close everything in history is.

[@TheGravityShifter]

The sad reality is that those who don't learn from history are doomed to repeat it. Humans are very good at not learning from past mistakes. We can expect a war of this scale or even worse in the future, because it's inevitable. It's not a matter of if, but when. I personally have doubts it will be in our lifetime, but I know it will happen eventually. To deny such a fact is sheer ignorance at best.

[@ekaterinarusso706]

@Smithy Chris ha ha, what democracy??

[@TheGravityShifter]

@@ekaterinarusso706 Opinions aside and facts in front of you, it's definitely democracy in existence. If it's a country with a series of States like the US or even Mexico, then it's a democracy. Now when you start looking at things like freedom slowly being limited, especially recently with the pandemic, everything starts feeling like a dictatorship.

[@arnold7000]

@@TheGravityShifter It is the illusion of democracy, nothing more. Doesn't matter who gets voted in the same policies and plans roll on regardless. Fortunately people are finally starting to see it thanks to the Covid19 Gl0b4l he4lth fr4ud.

[@kennyahs8995]

My great great grandmother was born in 1911,she will be 112 in February, outlived 4 monarchs, World War I and World War II,she outlived her 2 daughters, both died of old age in 2019 at 90 and the other at 89(her third daughter, my great grandmother is still living at 88)lived to see 10 Popes in her lifetime, lived to see 20 US presidents, born when Taft was in office, she had 4 siblings and they all passed away, her last sibling passed away in 2012 at 96 and her husband(my great great grandpa) died in 2001 at 93. She has been through so much.

[@Queen_Miku]

That is flat out insane- many wishes to her

[@ziepex7009]

ur grandma is a legend!

[@some-du1kc]

Outlived 4 monarchs? I'm kinda confused. Who are we talking about and from which country were they

[@datboi-fq7yi]

Damn my boy/girl, i can only hope to live anywhere near as long.

[@gambit_toys6554]

Amazing. God Bless her!

[@silviasimon1554]

Ich bin sprachlos über diese Szenen... Krieg ist Tod, Elend, Leid und Armut. Es gibt keine Gewinner, nur Verlierer auf beiden Seiten. Lasst uns alle für eine friedvolle Welt beten und leben. 🥰 Love - Peace - Friendship

[@ТикТак-л9ю]

Есть победители! Россия!

[@Sanya-Melnik]

Советский Союз победил тогда в той войне! Если бы проиграл то весь мир познал бы что такое поражение!

[@user-rv6jm7cq7t]

​@@ТикТак-л9юАА Россия или СССР

[@fishbeinben]

0:33 "you are now leaving British sector" ... immediately greeted with massive portrait of Stalin

[@thesportsguy3088]

Maybe from West Germany to east Germany

[@JosephN.]

@@thesportsguy3088 East and West didn't quite exist yet, it's still the national sectors.

[@marineduard6901]

A taste of what will come

[@britishpersonwholikesgerma908]

Damn Stalinist... Lenin is a way better leader then that traitorous swine!

[@z9ey]

@@britishpersonwholikesgerma908 Stalin was a student of Lenin who was devoted to socialism he was no traitor to Lenin

[@berniemackowiak6411]

My mom lived in Berlin at that time, she did have some stories to tell about the war. She did say her and her famfamily were lucky during one bombing raid, a bomb came through her apartment building but didn't go off. My mom was a strong person and enjoyed life, I miss her.

[@Bilbo1teaBaggins]

@Amazigh AFRICA Why? Why the fuck is this first reply under this comment? How the hell his mom's story connected to rapes during the war?

[@florianwolf_]

Amazigh AFRICA freaking idiot.

[@SuperKanuuna]

@Amazigh AFRICA back in the days red army raped alot of people. Novadays it's africans who comes to EU. Dunno which one is more worst. Lol

[@richardkelly5409]

Bernie , God bless your mum and may she rest in piece.

[@shaquiel09]

Amazigh AFRICA Funny.

[@filipmazic5486]

This makes everything seem so raw, so real, so relatable, not like you imagine through a textbook or some movie. I wish I could watch these old clips forever. What different times.

[@priyesh3357]

Very true. On the contrary, whenever I read medieval history, I can only think about the people looking like paintings

[@WiseWarriorsPath2]

fk russia and the allies.

[@posticusmaximus1739]

Why do you need old clips? The Ukraine war should satisfy all your desires in high definition.

[@vladimirvopilin6922]

@@posticusmaximus1739 the entourage is not the same

[@suffy101]

@@posticusmaximus1739 ukraine war is nothing compared to ww2

[@vvv3_]

Ну это они еще хорошо отделались...город есть,страна существует,люди живут.Они должны быть благодарны за то что не увидели такого ужаса какой был на наших территориях и не знают на себе что испытал наш народ... Как же ужасно наблюдать за тем что сейчас пытаются изменить историю,забыть настоящих героев. Спасибо нашим дедам и бабушкам за победу!

[@TrueSpaceScienceNow]

Кто пытается изменить?

[@3Dmorisot]

Фу

[@Lena3691Lenina]

@@TrueSpaceScienceNowтакие как ты

[@SmartPhoneEvh-ip1si]

Тьі из рашки пишешь?

[@aomaNoPapa]

​@@SmartPhoneEvh-ip1si даже если так, то что?

[@jakoporeeno4654]

I sometimes wish that there were cameras in the middle ages, the antiquity or the Bronze age

[@von1145]

Jakoporeeno sometimes!

[@yoshiki.g1450]

Jakoporeeno I know! I wished the same. Histories intrigues me. I wish there were real footage of them.

[@Dmdm_dm]

Jakoporeeno Cretaceous period too

[@xanderk84]

I always wish that! What I wouldn't give to see video of Julius Caesar or Alexander the Great addressing their troops before battle.

[@rdjhardy]

Dionys84 except dinosaurs couldn't get their film developed.

[@MarcusHelius]

"you are now leaving the British Sector" *Massive picture of Stalin* "You are now most definitely in the RUSSIAN SECTOR"

[@frankiewild8901]

Correction - in the sector of the Soviet Union

[@tygonmaster]

@@frankiewild8901 Of which Russia played a major part.

[@eldindurgutovic6022]

@@tygonmaster Yeah but stalin himself wasn't even an ethnic russian. He was from Georgia. (The former soviet country Not the US-state)

[@ernestous]

@@tygonmaster no, for example, Ukraine lose 19 million people

[@janbittner1465]

@@eldindurgutovic6022 He was an ethnic russian, Josef Vissarionovich Djugashvili is most definitely not a georgian name.

[@covodex516]

the sheer amount of bullet holes in literally every single wall is just mindblowing...

[@berksarioz969]

Bullets? I didn't even notice that with bombs through the walls. It's so wrecked.

[@adish7839]

@@berksarioz969 he must be having some superhuman eyes

[@anmol7060]

Literally

[@mayankkumar8705]

I think he is referring to 03:01

[@covodex516]

wat?^^ Yes, 3:01 is one of many, many examples. Just open your eyes, almost every bit of rubble is completely covered in bullet holes of all calibers.

[@ИринаИгнатенко-э7ъ]

Сколько людей на улицах! В наших городах намного меньше было после бомбардировок. 27 миллионов погибло. Мой дед в самом начале войны под Ленинградом погиб. Осталась дочь сиротой - моя мама. Всем нам мира!!!❤

[@terragthegreat175]

My grandma grew up in this city. Was 9 years old when the war ended, remembered everything from Hitlers parades and rallies to her father showing her how to escape to the subway tunnels if the Russians ever came after them. She left the city in 1955 to come to America and died in 2018.

[@jamescress]

wow....that's interesting....did she talk about it much?

[@donny5841]

American Germans

[@RollerPigg]

I certainly hope she escaped the Russians.

[@mountebank_7442]

Joe Stubbernubbensteingenson I also wish thousands of russian kids could escape the germans...

[@rusman40]

@@RollerPigg it's interesting how you said this, sounds like Russians attacked Germans lol, that was very funny and wrong

[@bag3lmonst3r72]

Those final aerial shots legit gave me chills. You don't really know how completely destroyed the city was until you see it from the air. Utter ruins.

[@apersonontheinternet8457]

Sadly we see this as old, this is all too common in war torn areas such as syria

[@MikyRF]

Nothing different with Leningrad, Kiev, Stalingrad, Tula, Minsk, etc.

[@replicativeimpact1574]

Berlin of then and today: almost no difference after only 60 years.. Relatively to the history of mankind a tiny leap and yet a cosmological difference

[@Anitaetoile]

@@MikyRF thank you for this remark ! My friend found in 2007 the real big projectile in the wall of her home. They should call to supper. This was good buy from 2nd world War. So there is no sentiments to the Berlin

[@MrDaiseymay]

@@MikyRF yeah, keep going, may as well tour the rest of Europe.

[@marzaise]

1:37 She didn't know that more than 35M people of the future will see her doing that. Amazing

[@marzaise]

@Bastien R No, she doesn't know

[@michaelhawk3861]

If she's like 95 today and someone showed her... Or is this on the Russian side?

[@KasiaKahlo]

This is still less than the casualties of the Germans. During the 6 years of the war, more than 60 million people died, which is about 3% of the total population in the world.

[@salmajama9431]

😂😂 I didn't see her in beginning. They were trying to have some fun

[@marzaise]

@@salmajama9431 Yes, nowadays she would be twerking or something like that

[@gameswithkobralo2520]

Die Menschen habe furchtbare Jahre hinter sich, und noch viel furchtbarere vor sich...

[@nikolayalbrecht2113]

Это вообще такой театр был

[@nikolayalbrecht2113]

Путин В.В. как приемник Джугашвили И.В. обязан ездить на железе и бензине, оставленном по завещательному отказу Путину В.В., лично, а не передавать свое железо и бензин в виде автомобиля другому. Обязанность ездить на железе и бензине возложена на Путина В.В. завещательным возложением от Джугашвили И.В. Сам же Путин В.В. не является отпрыском (спермы) Джугашвили И.В. и не наследник Джугашвили И.В.

[@Евгений-ш2ш]

Und warum furchtbare vor sich?

[@gameswithkobralo2520]

@@Евгений-ш2ш Kalter Krieg

[@Домини-м4м]

​@@nikolayalbrecht2113Ты болеешь, убогий чертило?

[@MudoDojangCologne]

My father was born in Berlin in April 1944. We watched this film together as tears ran down his cheeks. Thank you for sharing.

[@redouane233]

Take care of your father and send him my greetings even if we don’t know each other !

[@tomhanhart5921]

My mother was 10 at that time. She lived in Rastenburg where the Wolfsschanze was and had to flee the Russian troops week long. To listen to her stories is always fascinating and frightening at the same time. Covid times are paradise in comparison to this. People were so much stronger than we are today, also in other countries. I doubt we could make this today.

[@kenpudsey6435]

@@tomhanhart5921 Yes Tom..some people are comparing the Covid outbreak too the devastation of WW2... they have no idea of the horror and suffering that happened during that War..they need a reality check!

[@JessicaGarcia-xf9wr]

KZbin-Channel wtf same

[@domersftw1503]

Maybe that was him at 5:12

[@reapanomin899]

I never thought such a gem like this would exist on KZbin.

[@TheSmigko]

You can straight up watch nazis getting shot to death on here too.

[@reapanomin899]

@@EneSacarification I know.But it's rather rare for footage like this to be released from wherever it's source may be,and chances are it might be from an archive. Although I have to say that it was only this recently,I've also been receiving more historical footage of my homeland and a neighboring country through my KZbin feed.

[@reapanomin899]

@@TheSmigko That's news to me.May I have the link(s) please?

[@6022JP]

「gem」？ uncredible. Why do you think so？

[@FactHubREAL]

It’s so weird and refreshing to see the past like this. When you see the usually grainy old black and white footage it really disconnects your from the world of the past.

Agreed. Black and White photos feel disconnecting and don't grab your attention.

[@NgocNguyen-jv9md]

Helo

[@mobapp1874]

In this reality color films had been alredy in WW2.

[@FactHubREAL]

@@mobapp1874 They still were not commonly used until the 60s

[@eddoesnotexist]

yes especially when it has that weird comedic narration & music in the back

[@Andrey_Polyakov11]

Качество самое лучшее, такие моменты очень легендарные, после той страшной войны как-то лучше живётся без войн в этом тяжёлом мире...

[@Svet_moi-i7d]

Без войн? Вы в каком мире живёте?

[@Andrey_Polyakov11]

@@Svet_moi-i7d , но это уже от нашей цивилизации зависит, если не было соперничеств и врагов в мире, то было такое, мы живём по животным законам и по той системе которую мы построили. Это, просто мысли на отличное будущее. Хотя, такое будущее не будет из-за таких моментов. Если мы объединимся в едино и будем жить отлично без тех моментов, то мы попадём в новую эпоху. Люди сами построили эту систему, вот мы по ней живём. Не зря говорят, что животные без разума лучше нас. В целом - это точка зрения в розовых оттенках, чтобы люди жили в идеальном мире, такого никогда не будет от наших проблем. Быть добрым тяжело в этом тяжёлом мире, лучше иметь безразличие от тяжёлой жизни, вместе с токсичностью которые могут повлиять на что-то.

[@johngauthier6178]

There's always a guy missing a leg in these old scenes.

[@futoky9184]

War man

[@jejh600]

It’s called war

[@MichaelJ44]

Must’ve been Corona. What else could it have been??

[@MichaelJ44]

halloumi THATS NOT TRUE

[@Luis-bo2uj]

well they have been through a pretty though war, i mean

[@Guy-cs8yj]

I don't know about you guys, but I marvel at videos like this. They are tiny time capsules from an almost forgotten time not so long ago. We must remember this era of human history. Those who lived through it will inevitably soon be no more. Thank you to whomever posted this. I appreciate it.

[@emjay1249]

Guy Smiley can't agree more

[@guitaristshawn]

Guy Smiley You can feel the emotion of the people who lived there during that time. You hear all the surrounding sounds as you watch the raw footage of a country rebuilding

[@Guy-cs8yj]

It's amazing. You can almost feel the somber atmosphere of a people whose paths are marked with unreadiness and an uncertain future, and those people, almost robotically, had in some small way remained steadfast.

[@ericwade7124]

I agree completely. I wish the audio was real. I could watch these almost endlessly, thinking of what they went through and was was still to come in the world from then to 2017; significant events.

[@markjones3778]

Wow amazing so sad Think of all the people that died ... lots of heroes in Europe that stood and fought for there countries but What was it all for ? we now have a new enemy called immigrants from the Middle East and Africa there the opposite mainly all cowards fleeing leaving there wife's and we pay them to come and try to change Europe without a shot fired .

[@beija.florr_]

I work at a nursing home & all of my residents are 90+, they were in their early 20’s during this time. They always tell me stories of what it was like to grow up during these times. Their stories fascinate me & I always wish I could just get a glimpse of their world. These videos definitely paint the pictures for me, thank you for the amazing work!

[@karthik7282]

Wow that must be great to hear stories from that generation. Even fascinating that those people remember it.

[@beija.florr_]

@@karthik7282 Yeah it’s pretty crazy. Most of them if not all had husbands in World War II or fought in the war themselves. They‘ve seen and experienced so much. They always talk my ear off lol but I don’t mind I’m a sucker for history

[@manila1909]

@@karthik7282 would be lovely if you could write down their stories! Would make a great book of first hand accounts.

[@beija.florr_]

@@manila1909 omg that’s actually such a wonderful idea!!!! Full creds to you, thank you!

[@Bambatta]

Are you in Germany or in the United States of America

[@ДмитрийКиселев-к6н]

Нашей стране, СССР,досталось больше разрух и страданий,вся европейская часть до Москвы лежала в руинах и около тридцати миллионов погибших,Слава воинам-победителям и героическим труженикам тыла,я родился через десять лет после войны

[@ВикторСтупак-д9п]

Это только официально около тридцати . А на самом деле больше на порядок.. А цель была одна - сократить числен. нашего населения и отчасти немецкого.

[@ЛюбовьРуслана-ъ5м]

Так благодаря кому столько разрушений? Кто подорвал центр Киева, кто разбомбил Сталинград??? Не буду перечислять все города, но дам подсказочку - это не немцы!!! Кто же это угробил столько мирного населения???

[@rahulvinalnarayan9743]

The poor back then were better dressed than the rich today.

[@distantrhythm]

Better vocabulary too!

[@MaSsiVeGaming1]

Much more classy.

[@joesmith389]

People took pride in their appearance back then. I wish it was the same now

[@zinthos99]

ok boomer

[@joesmith389]

жж жж whatever that means 👎

[@androstern]

This is the closest you can be to time traveling, it's just mesmerizing. Unbelievable to me is how they managed to colorize B&W footage, I know it's not something new but I still find it fascinating. Congratulations to the creator/s of this gem, Berlin was home to me for a year between 2013 and 2014.

[@RadicalCaveman]

The description says "restored original color," so I don't know that it was colorized. Otherwise great comment.

[@ramyarmany]

One year not enough to call it a home !!

[@androstern]

@@ramyarmany Haha really? Says who? 🤣

[@androstern]

@@RadicalCaveman Thanks Michael :)

[@x_xx-l6v]

@@ramyarmany not if they lived there you dumass where you live is home 😭

[@linus9029]

Der KZbin-Algorithmus hat uns mal wieder alle versammelt

[@error-jj2vj]

erstmal was kiffen ~ towelie

[@error-jj2vj]

@Koyui osu! guter shit

[@National_nt]

Ютуб любит удивлять

[@StronzoNeapolitano]

Immer bekifft

[@t.iapsingh5651]

Yes

[@juliancochran]

Thank you Soviets from the bottom of my heart for defeating fascism and making such a sacrifice. Without you, as an Englishman I would now very likely be speaking German and the world would be very different.

[@Таня-ЛебедИйка]

Цена этой Жертве - более 27 000 000 советских жизней..... Хотим ли мы, Русские, войны.....??? Моя бабушка погибла в августе 1941 года под Лугой, а дедушка на Курской Дуге, в танковом сражении. Мама - ребёнок блокадного Ленинграда. Её не стало, когда ей было всего 60 лет. Хотят ли русские войны...??? Это песня у нас такая есть. С любовью из Ленинграда. ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@illia93]

@@Таня-ЛебедИйка хотят, ведь они напали на Украину!

[@Viktoriia-io7ts]

​​@@Таня-ЛебедИйкаСудя по развязанной преступной войне руссиянами в Украине- хотят!

[@Sanya-Melnik]

@julianochran, скорее всего тебя бы просто не было да и все.

[@juliancochran]

@@Sanya-Melnik Agreed.

[@saidmoor6428]

Germans looked disappointed. But ready to rebuild their country. They did so.

[@nemome5837]

No they didn't. Germany was occupied by the Allies for decades after the war. The Allies rebuilt Germany. Read a book.

[@A_annoying_rodent]

Adam Smith oh no, not those evil 5% of our Population....what should we do....

[@nemome5837]

Yep, Britain is 95% non-Muslim. Sharia law will be here any day now. Head for the hills!

[@A_annoying_rodent]

Ctrl-Z well, here in hesse everything seems as always...Bad weather....Bad Television....but we have more kurds than everything else..and they behave like germans.

[@A_annoying_rodent]

www.livepopulation.com/country/germany.html

[@MrBearcats1232002]

What amazes me is how the buildings were so well built that they are still standing despite the pounding they took. The roofs are gone and the insides are burned out but the shell is still standing.

[@deruntergang9798]

Tut mir Leid ,über was sich hier die Leute eine Kopf machen in den Kommentaren ,,man hätte dabei sein sollen 🔥🏹,,,ob man da so kommentiert hätte ,,ein AFGAHNISTAN Veteran 🇩🇪 ,KUNDUS 2010

[@helga.17nov-lino18]

​@@deruntergang9798, Потомки фашистов должны молчать, особенно сейчас.

[@lc5176]

The Chinese could learn a thing or two from them

[@karantikoo9302]

most stone structures survived concrete too...to some extent ..else was blasted

[@soeppoes8949]

@@lc5176 You mean the current Chinese, surely? Because​ traditional Chinese architecture is among the best in the world. And much and more is from a time Germany did not even exist yet. So to put it quite plainly; No. It's only in recent Communist times that Chinese architecture and quality has significantly degraded.

[@ГарриПоттер-ж7в]

Качество видео лучше, чем сейчас снимают НЛО

[@ТурокМАНСУР]

Правильно говарите молочик😄😄😄☝️👍

[@sibr4111]

🤣👍

[@Z_Zayp_Zavoevatel_Z]

Дороги после бомбежки лучше чем у нас

[@БарысТелманов]

😁😁😁ну ты шутник

[@vladimirsharapov3976]

Так НЛО помехи ставят...

[@ТАТЬЯНАПЕТРОВНА-й4д]

Мой Отец. с первых дней войны защищал родину СССР. Дважды был ранен, лежал в госпитале и вновь возвращался в бой. Победу встретил в Германии. Вечная память. Царствие небесное всем нашим Воинам Освободителям. Мы Вас помним и чтим!

[@iilikecereal]

It is very eerie knowing what happened before and after this footage was taken. Whoever thought to film this was a genius

[@HarshRajAlwaysfree]

I know about before, but what happened after ?

[@iilikecereal]

@@HarshRajAlwaysfree The separation of east and west germany was what i was referencing mostly

[@HarshRajAlwaysfree]

@@iilikecereal was it that horrible? I never knew

[@iilikecereal]

@@HarshRajAlwaysfree It was pretty bad from what I remember. I'm sure there are plenty of documentaries on it if you're interested in researching further

[@Laura-sg6ss]

@@HarshRajAlwaysfree Google Google Google to know more and I'm pretty sure there will be docs about it somewhere

[@noedeverchere2833]

This does feel weird. There is no music, only silence and a very heavy silence. It's like it's today, and it does make it real for us, 21th century citizens. People look at you like they would today, and we see that it's the same people as us, just a generation before. This is what we should show off in college and high school.

[@janaa29]

Wow you’re right, I didn’t realize earlier but it’s oddly quiet. Even with all the people on the streets, nobody ist talking let alone laughing (understandingly)

[@Zebrot85]

Sound effects might have been edited to make it more vivid. Videorecording with audio was not that common. I could be wrong tho

[@filipebeat]

yeah, where r d dead people

[@gilles_marcos]

Germany caused 2 great wars. Most innocent people die beause of germans.

[@NICK-pr5xm]

Hello from Russia

[@SO-Negative]

The cameraman has done great job on getting angles and views. It's really nice to see that some people still could smile after the horrors of war. Well done video in overall.

[@kertjj3522]

These people allowed the war to exist in the first place

[@jusk2ru]

War is not for the people. The efforts necessary for war are raised by playing on the insecurities and fears of masses. These people are just happy that there is finally peace.

[@SO-Negative]

@@kertjj3522 You're not very good at history now are you

[@memetkasupovic4321]

They had to smile but they cried inside getting soviet, british and us semen in enormous quantities after filming (no kidding).

[@neonice]

@@kertjj3522 Hitler was a dictator. There wasn't anything most people could do against it without receiving severe punishment against themselves and their family.

[@СергейЕльников-с9ю]

This is a good video. Thanks to those who saved and published it.

[@AhloiFTW]

the kids that you see probably still alive, mostly in their 80's ..

[@hemprope4326]

Hard to think...

[@healthguy79]

My mom was born in 1942 and died this year in Jan 2020 at age 77. She was 3 years old in 1945

[@AhloiFTW]

@@healthguy79 I'm very sorry to hear that, rest in peace.

[@healthguy79]

@@AhloiFTW Thank you so much

[@milosg.667]

@@Moonlight.Deadite it's probably none of your buisness

[@cristiandj2088]

I am just here sitting here thinking how these children are someone's grandfather / grandmother. Also how most of these are dead by now. Love these videos and the perspective it gives.

[@jeremyabounaja7154]

Same here

[@shivakumar-mv8wp]

Same feeling here too

[@4thquarter214]

There immortal

[@PersonausdemAll]

Me too

[@nassermj7671]

I'm thinking wherever they are they went thru a lot. And that may God rest their souls. Amen.

[@tylerchaney1533]

Not too many men of "fighting age" in this video....complete loss of a generation...

[@kamranabbasov4432]

More died in Soviet labor camps in terrible conditions than war

[@rixille]

It was even worse when the Allied powers rushed aid such as food to France but neglected Germany for some time, starving out millions of German citizens uninvolved in the war.

[@gojira8249]

rixille so bc the Allies gave aid to France, they’re the cause of the Germans starving?

[@xavierrodriguez2463]

@@kamranabbasov4432 1-4 million does not equal 27 million.

[@kremepye3613]

More pussy for the rest of us

[@ЛизаГринева-м3б]

Женщины даже на тяжелых работах, старались быть красивыми. Воистину, красота спасет мир

[@finn9898]

Imagine how strange it is for ppl born in like 1930 who are still alive to have been in this era and just seen everything change so fast over time

[@АлексейГорлов-г5и]

Как странно для людей той эпохи, наблюдать как Европа себя уничтожает сейчас... Геями институт семьи, мигрантами свой этнос и лживыми обвинениями России свою экономику.

[@Igor-my6ml]

@@АлексейГорлов-г5и Точно

[@ripingpuma2460]

Well we have seen things change super fast recently. See the US go from republican to leftist. And the same people that said my body my choice when it concerned someone elses life. Now say your body not your choice.

[@АлексейГорлов-г5и]

@@ripingpuma2460 но чужое тело, это не ваш выбор. Это не их выбор. Они не имеют права лезть в Душу ребёнка.

[@ripingpuma2460]

@@АлексейГорлов-г5и im sorry i speak a few languages but not the one your writing in....

[@barrygoldwater5927]

This looks like as if a time traveler went back in time and got this footage

[@mari0664]

perhaps...

[@mari0664]

Lava LifeGuard shush

[@ddrnd0277]

Dutch Vanderlinde you have a plan?

[@Xerrand]

@Ken Lompart It's called trolling, perhaps you've heard of it? Just dislike the comment and don't reply, that's the best way.

[@tigervalley62]

Honestly feels like time travel just watching it lol

[@GaNgStAlBeRt]

that moment when u realize that 70years ago they had better camera quality then most 2010 youtube videos

[@1989Chrisc]

GaNgStAlBeRt Most all of the pre digital film is "high definition" film roll usually about 16mm is decent for converting into digital high definition film

[@Minecraftrok999]

Chris C Well if you take a look at the 1963 doctor who episodes you will notice some very terrible black and white quality.

[@gg5115]

I think they lost the Dr. Whos, and what we have now is recovered from videotape.

[@boggy7665]

Kodachrome was awesome.

[@peterdadey8649]

lllBoggylll

[@jonathanmcalroy8640]

Not a mobile phone in sight, just people living in the moment.

[@jeetskeet8162]

It's interesting to think that almost none but a few of these people throughout all of this footage remain alive today

[@ash_j_williams]

That is so depressing

[@GlennPranata]

It's 80 years already That's inevitable

[@gigantondoble3127]

Así es, solo somos pasajeros temporales en esta vida, ellos tuvieron su momento, ya se fueron hoy nos toca a nosotros

[@macsstrengthandvigor198]

Not really it was almost 80 years ago

[@RedAngryBadger]

It won’t be long now until the last WW2 Veterans are all gone. Makes me kinda sad because I fear some historic “revisionism” will end up happening

[@CBFan5000]

My grandma was just 8 years old when this was filmed. Crazy that she could've been hearing coverage about the post-war recovery on the radio as it was happening.

[@johayes7529]

There wasn't much recovery happening at this time...Divided by the US UK Russia and France a vast majority migrated to better prospects elsewhere in the world.

[@relo999]

My grandparents where around 30 at the time, nearly the same age as I am now. Really weird to think about that my grandparents from my father side intentionally mismanaged food stamps and rations to aid families hiding people while being a stones throw away from a "redistribution/concentration camp". While my grandfather from my moms side smuggled goods and was thrown into the "orange hotel" for being a high priority resistance member. All being around my age now. My dad still goes on about the post-war recovery where he was born in, and how to manage food and all that.

[@turtlecrawling66]

Same, my grandma would also have been 8 at this time.

[@Mikamichae]

@@relo999 my grandma used to make sandwiches for nazi pows lol, a Ukrainian lady who used to visit my grandmas house who I remember as a kid was also in a concentration camp and somehow survived, mrs plum we called her

[@veritorossi]

My Grandmother was 30 and 5 years later should would emigrate to Argentina in search of a better life because things werent better anywhere in Europe. It took a long time. Specially in Hungary with the Soviets and the Hungarian Revolution.

[@nacekozo]

despite the utter destruction, everybody is calm, orderly, and well-dressed

[@dandalo]

​ @David W Yes, Culture. But... The Tittle says 1945. Germany surrenders in May. Even after this, you need some time, to starts some tranquility like this. People were desperate for food and shelter.

[@josephnuttn3600]

@David W also hope you don't find people willing to kill 6 millions of other people on industrial scale and form.

[@ullagunther381]

@@dandalo actually, it was the Wehrmacht that surrendered not 'Germany'. The worst culprits then ran away

[@abrahamlincoln2741]

@@patriciabrenner9216 sick comment

[@patriciabrenner9216]

@@abrahamlincoln2741 why? Because I hate these murderers and murderers' accomplicezs and whish them all the bad in the world?

[@TurboMintyFresh]

Its hard to believe it even happened sometimes and that it was not even 100 years ago

[@captainrookie888]

This was recommended during the quarantine probably to remind us of what people went through for almost 6 years.

[@ramaexplorerlistrik6663]

I hope this pandemi will the end

[@yisroelcohen658]

They didnt go through it for 6 years. Berlin was only bombed towards the very end of the war Most of these people lived good normal lives for most of the War while aiding and abbetting a brutal murderous regime.

[@kalapoikedeviere7962]

@peace leader it's not really feudalism, just saying, and yeah, i wish we would be a planetary empire killing aliens than a bunch of countries fighting for a bloody desert

[@kalapoikedeviere7962]

@peace leader no, i don't think that's possible honestly, people are always gonna fight dude, due to want and needs, hopefully not to the point where they commit crimes against humanity

[@SKURVIEL1973]

6 years? Not in Germany.

[@doubaya2959]

3:58 German cars are fast no matter what era.

[@rogerioseabra1420]

Tell Ferrari ....

[@TheBilybob]

i love german motors in brazil, we are at war with the new coronavirus

[@L00K2008]

задний привод

[@7llight]

😂lol

[@olatadeoladoja4204]

@@TheBilybob the whole world is at war with corona virus

[@lazydog1964]

My mother is from Berlin she was 10 during this filming, she passed 7/1/21 RIP Mom love you

[@rodrozil6544]

RIP 🙏

[@уеа2023-ч7н]

I am oleg from saint PEterburg (Leningrad) my grandfaser wos RIP in 1942 in LENINGRAD. My maser wose 10 yaes old. Grandmaser wose dead in Leningrad in 1942. Nosing yate. ...REMEMBER!!!

[@cruisinthefifties]

Sincere condolences.

[@lucianopereyra3284]

Lo lamento

[@SomDudRmania]

Your mother was 75 years old? What Fake

[@thedarksoul2279]

I have a strange feeling watching this like it look so calm, after the fall, it look so calm and the people amid the ruins give me some weird sensations

[@nicolajp9037]

Life goes on

[@АлексКоликов-ф7д]

Это еще одно доказательство тому, что люди ко всему привыкают.

[@lukememewalker7497]

imagine hitler s reaction to that stalin picture in the middle of berlin

[@Jimi-Funkycold-Molina]

Van Must haha you think he got on a ratline to South America?

[@Jimi-Funkycold-Molina]

Van Must don’t disagree there, I’m on neutral ground on both the suicide and the possibility of him escaping. Both could of very well have happened.

[@lukememewalker7497]

You guys should watch conspiracy documentaries, the one about hitler’s suicide or and how he escaped the bunker that day its very interesting and very well shown

[@ronwolek1228]

Not to spoil the party, but the Soviet’s deliberately put out the escape conspiracy. He died in the bunker.

[@thiettran4687]

Oke

[@MrNeltoni]

As life slowly seemed to get back to normal in post war Berlin, can’t help to think of the millions of soldiers and civilians who died in the war. If we can’t learn from the past, we will be doomed to repeat again, and again. Peace to All Men!

[@mmedrano21]

There are shots of a big Stalin mural… I would argue that things didn’t get back to normal in Germany for decades.

[@marinanikola7123]

К сожалению,слишком много русских солдат погибло,чтобы освободить мир от фашистов! Оба моих деда погибли в то время! Вечная память!

[@stevepipenger4651]

@@marinanikola7123 CORRECTION: too many PEOPLE died, but, yes, too many people don’t know the toll on the people of the USSR. That being said, the USSR is by no means the only nation to have lost too many people. Recall that it was the Soviet Union that built the Berlin Wall, blockaded the people which necessitated die Berliner Luftbrücke, and enslaved Eastern Europe. It was the Marshall Plan that helped rebuild Western Europe.

[@stevepipenger4651]

@@mmedrano21 Funny: no murals of Roosevelt, Churchill, or deGaulle.

[@vahrumparsua2280]

your comment is a little bit too late. we are already in the path toward ww3.

[@flux3360]

watching this is just... i cant even describe it. theres just something incredible about us, here in 2020, being able to see these people living and smiling to the camera in the ruins of Berlin in 1945, and all of that in colour! the quality of the video is unbelievably good, so good that im actually considering this video being staged and recorded just recently absolutely amazing, thank you for bringing this to youtube

[@princeandrey]

So many of them long dead. So many untold stories.

[@zenokarlsbach4292]

da war nicht viel mehr uebrig! lol. their reticence characteristic towards the situation.

[@talhahussain1875]

The fact that we are so blessed now (except the current pandemic we are in) amazes me

[@talhahussain1875]

@Sahil C it's a matter of perspective

[@johannofrohan7067]

I’m speaking out my ass here, but i think they’ve just gotten really good at blending the frames together. Better Digital remastering

[@lava3475]

I had visited Berlin in November 2023. Germans did a great job restoring their Capital. Beautiful City. My grandfather was there in May 1945. I happened to be there almost 80 years later.....

[@eeeeee7241]

Man Berlin didn’t even really restore their old architecture. They knocked down lots of the ruins and built ugly flats on them

[@tanyamaryash8207]

Come to Russia, you will see really hard restoration

[@M.Godfrey]

Crazy how everyone just goes back to work rebuilding the place, amazing

[@fischerfrisch]

I mean there wasn't much else to do

[@sayno2lolzisback]

What else can you do. Life goes on.

[@mori-patte]

Incredible that this video has some kind of ease atmosphere. It feels like everything coming back to life.

[@milapetrova3645]

Mike Ross you could read about how Soviets rebuilt the country and for how long. Truly astonishing

[@Eikenaartje]

Yup, that's what white people do.

[@Zejqa]

It’s so strange to think there’s a whole generation of people and their personalities that we will never encounter

[@jarjarbinks4243]

@@pmbbmp it means you will see them in the grave

[@Alan-ej6wb]

That’s life

[@jameslutian1977]

Just as they never knew their lives would be visible to people in the 21st century, your life will somehow be documented by a futuristic technology for others to watch decades from now, too.

[@arnaudbouret5562]

I've encountered quite a few of them. But not all those who lived in those times want to talk about them. And most of them are gone, now, of course. But while they can, and if they will talk about those times, listen to the survivors.

[@ancient_gamerr]

And the generation before that, and the one before that, and the one...

[@jonasveeten]

-"You are now leaving British section'' -Huge portrait of Stalin

[@keggs73]

I know, what the heck, somebody burn it!!

[@TelmenBudsuren]

lol hood is hood

[@davidkariu]

You are now crossing the ELBE

[@hitrapperandartistdababy]

This is why I detest Joseph Stalin. He got off way too easy, should have been shot instead

[@firework-y6n]

​@@keggs73Сталин Великий человек

[@teekandy]

Its hard to imagine berlin looked like this when walking berlin today .. really weird

[@starzic]

This kind of footage is priceless today

[@e.m.a6218]

@@user-sd6jz9tf8w Who are ''they''?

[@marcuspow]

Old is gold Mr donkey

[@viniciusgomes5147]

If you're curious about the aftermath of the war, there's a great book called about it *Savage Continent.* In those days, there were many orphaned children, the infrastucture was destroyed, people were displaced, there were no jobs, many were sick and there were no hospitals, people had to steal food to not die of hunger, etc. It's a bit of a forgotten chapter in history to be fair. Many history books just say Europe was rebuilt and then magically skip to the cold war. The years after the war were really rough.

[@princeandrey]

That;s right but there are novelists who've written about that: Gunter Grass for one..

[@jesus2621]

Good one i will take a look

[@tresojos]

Its INSANE how Europe rebuilt itsself two times in such a short period and still is 'on top of the world' nowadays. No other continent in history has pulled this off, ever.

[@ROMVS]

Yes but at least Germany and Japan had mini-marshall plans, some of the allied countries got no aid after the war. Makes sense though after the lesson of World War I of how the allies treated the central powers.

[@mattduncan1185]

You just described any liberal run city in America.

[@teimonkauppa1002]

Why are you filming me? "Its for youtube"

[@tientrinh943]

That’s the funniest comment

[@sheva9666]

What is youtube? ... You hear them say

[@vladislavvladislav6584]

Just sell me the beer and sausages

[@helloskinny510]

They were very futuristic

[@alexandrerosasvera7772]

Asi es ???

[@Parkaeva61]

Мой отец участник войны и он встретил Победу именно в Германии и был у этих Бранденбургских ворот...Сейчас смотрю этот докфильм и вспоминаю отца... Такое впечатление, что я сама там побывала...такая качественная съёмка того времени. Просто поразительно. Сколько же потрясений выпало на долю наших отцов и дедов!? Благодарю за фильм, 3 раза пересмотрела. Слава павшим Героям! Слава советскому народу- Победителю фашизма!!!!

[@elenagill-yn7sw]

Отличный сюжет ! Русским полезно смотреть и смотреть без конца - так кончают страны-агрессоры, и Германии тогда помогли США подняться исзнацистского г@вна, а россии теперь никто помогать не будет... сегодня россия ~ Германия 1944. Что было потом - посмотрите сюжет снова...

[@ВасилийШантре]

@@elenagill-yn7sw А потом Россия уничтожила фашизм и теперь она борется с фашизмом! Пусть сша, англия и их прихвостни: украина, прибалты поляки, финны и прочие твари смотрят чем они закончат если не одумаются!

[@Svet_moi-i7d]

​@@elenagill-yn7swРоссия великая, самодостаточная страна и, именно Россия помогает многим странам. Слава России - стране победительнице фашизма!

[@elenagill-yn7sw]

@@Svet_moi-i7d расия - великая исключительно по своей нелепой по размеру территории. расия ведет войну в Европе в 21 веке, когда территориальные захваты есть признак идиотизма правителей страны-агрессора. расия уже уложила в чернозем Украины ~ полмиллиона+~200 тыс. безнадежно искалеченных русских дураков. Армия ("2ая армия мира"!!!) состоит сегодня из уголовников, убийц и мародеров.Позор россии и презрение всего мира к этой бессмысленной дуре останется на века.Грядущая в россии зверская гражданская война прочистит русским их опилочно-соломенные мозги. Уже скоро. Готовься... ( Я НЕ украинка... но СЛАВА ВЕЛИКОЙ ОТВАЖНОЙ УКРАИНЕ ! Смерть русским захватчикам!).Hallo from Toronto, Canada !

[@ДмитрийЛапин-ю9у]

Россия 🇷🇺 победит!!! Ура!

[@thoughtsurferzone5012]

If those little kids are still alive, they're in their 80's and 90's.

[@Sarah20048]

My grandparents were exactely that age. They were never able to speak about that. Always very silent and distant, but nevertheless caring. There has always been something between them and us, the younger generations. We always speculated about them not loving each other, maybe being trapped in an arranged/ abusive marriage or else. But just after my grandmother died, we found a letter she wrote to him after he died, and there is so much love, heartbreak and regret in it! They really, truly loved each other. They were just too traumatized to ever speak about emotions. That's also the way my parents we're raised, distant and without much empathy cause the grandparents didn't have it in them anymore. This is so sad! We should do everything that is possible to keep this world peaceful. So much harm is done to multiple generarions. It's an atrocity! ❤️🌍☮️

[@sayoksarkar1106]

@@Sarah20048 I just teared up just by reading this. I could sense, but can never truly understand their feelings. It must be heart breaking and traumatizing. I am so sorry. 😔🙏

[@augustinedebosson9343]

@@sayoksarkar1106 Theirs feeling was exactly the same you can found to day in the midle of crisis... Germany was in miserabily and the hopness come with a providential man who have a plan to change Germany in a strong and rich country! But this sick man was egocentric, autoritary and extream...

[@sjb7183]

wow did you figure that out all by yourself

[@The1stHomosapien]

wow, lets all chant hail mary

[@marcn5140]

Surprisingly this 80 year old video is clearer and have higher resolution than most of the "ufo" or "ghost" sighting videos taken with modern camera you always see on KZbin

[@spoinkoza]

The quality of older pictures/movies/footages depend on the film grain, it's a totally different world from digital

[@lemons2300]

Why do you think it's surprising?

[@Josh-179]

This was heavily remastered with A.I.

[@marcn5140]

@@Josh-179 i see. Thanks for the info

[@lbniever]

True fact 👍👍

[@chriscarlone527]

It's crazy to think just four and a half years before this, Germany was dominating most of Europe.

[@mikemartinez5654]

Germany blew a 3-1 lead.

[@WarPicturesEntertainment]

@@mikemartinez5654 Acctually it would be even 10-1.

[@greggeverman5578]

These buildings were prestigious then.

[@WarPicturesEntertainment]

@Mittelfränkischer Stückmünzensammler Of course not, but Germany invaded as the main military power more or less 10 countries and was the main political power in every of these over some years. Also it was much more powerful in every aspect then its allies in the Achsenmächte. I am only talking about the european theatre now. German soldiers also had the most casualties by far compared to other countries like Hungary, Romania, Italy or Bulgaria. Around 4.300.000 german soldiers died in ww2, Hungary lost around 200.000 men, Italy and Romania around 300.000, Bulgaria 15.000. This is far away from the german casualties, which mostly occured on the eastern front of course.

[@chriscarlone527]

@Fadli Sultan I meant militarily and authoritarily. Not economically. Lol they were hard fugged on oil

[@daria.daria.daria.daria.daria.]

Один обиженный жизнью психопат решил захватить мир, его профинансировали другие, а сколько боли он принёс людям, сколько страданий, ужаса и разрушений. Вот так работает одержимость...

[@jekaslife]

ВЫЗДОРАВЛИВАЙ

[@mazardam11]

Путин?

[@alice.6732]

​@@mazardam11DA, chiar despre el e vorba.

[@ruslanprotagiroov22]

Путин гей

[@ВикторПараскивиди]

​@@jekaslifeПоходу ты вообще не врубайся это ты выздоравливай он говорит про Гитлера Он Психопат гореть ему в муках вечных!!

[@y.o.2478]

Imagine filming that and not knowing that 75 years later it would be seen by millions of russians.

[@mlsanica7618]

Imagine copying comments

[@firingallcylinders2949]

Millions of every nationality

[@-_-potato-_-]

Yes, we all see a this "film"

[@ramahikari1014]

@@mlsanica7618 Imagine being Comment cop.

[@mlsanica7618]

@@ramahikari1014 a fucking what

[@travelwithkids9752]

3:40 the boy trying to rebuild his city.

[@Bastardschwert]

How do you think was it built in first place?

[@GreatHikariShop]

Now his age around 86 in 2019

[@paulclynch2349]

My wife says that it's always children who suffer in wars.😢

[@spookycrane9318]

Paul Clynch thanks to Israel there always be wars

[@xxxx9131]

他可能已经失去了所有亲人，但是同盟国的人失去了更多 He may have lost all his loved ones, but the Allies lost more

[@bear.b]

It would be nice if someone goes and films these places today and have the two videos side by side. To see how many of the structures got rebuilt.

[@bear.b]

@S Tra it's more about which ones were restored and which were demolished.

[@bear.b]

@@TeamToooBananas it's about seeing a side by side video comparison from the same recording angle how it has changed, which buildings were rebuilt and which were demolished. That's not something you can google because it doesn't exist as content. If you can't say anything useful, don't comment at all, useless interned troll.

[@JJKrossOfficial]

I'll do it if you pay me properly. It's an insane amount of work.

[@bear.b]

@@JJKrossOfficial I do not doubt that even the slightest. It would definitely require a lot of hours to be put into it. But it would be interesting to see.

[@lukaszkoba838]

You better check out Warsaw from 1945.

[@AlejandroParadisSandstrom]

This is the most incredible and surreal plot in history: a frustrated and vagabond Austrian artist manages to take control of Germany and drags the world into an inconceivable catastrophe.

[@NANR-jn3be]

That's a plot for a book story but it's not a 'scientific' explanation.

[@TurboMintyFresh]

life is stranger than we can imagine

[@Indian_Walks]

It’s shocking to look at the destroyed buildings and broken streets around which I walk today. Its a stark reminder of the history.

[@rus7744]

Кто с мечом к нам придет от меча и погибнет. На том стоит и стоять будет Русская земля.

[@hakkelaar]

And now again in war against Russia. Noboby has learn from it.

[@fouadmas5413]

Was anyone on Trial for fire bombing whole civilian suburbs

[@MaticTheProto]

@@hakkelaaragainst russia? Are you stupid

[@ЕленаШтельмах-ю5ч]

​@@fouadmas5413изучайте документы Нюрнбергского трибунала!Всю Германию тогда сожгли Гитлер и его клика

[@rembo96]

4:21 In Russian: "Finally, we are here, goddamn it!". Below: "The end to German..." (not visible further).

[@yvesvostier237]

Спасибо за перевод. 👍‼ Thanks for the translation. 👍‼ 2020.09.03,23'38

[@МаксимДеревишов]

ну вот твою бабушку и мы здесь)

[@yvesvostier237]

@@МаксимДеревишов , Ну вот твою бабушку и мы здесь = Well here's your grandmother and we are here ~ Finally "goddamn it" and we are here 2020.09.07,15'04

[@TheKing60210]

Hey thanks for the translation. So fucking awesome

[@Chef_Mummy]

Thank you

[@auagfinder6541]

Note the lack of military-aged men, except for the guy with one leg.

[@d.i.713]

Yup... They accomplished that goal. Either dead or in camps.

[@Junokaii]

It's not as drastic as Russia/USSR, but to this day there is disparities and "waves" in the Russian age pyramid due to the sheer amount of men killed in WW2.

[@jcman240]

Note the # of young ladies, must have been easy to get laid in Berlin post war

[@auagfinder6541]

jcman240 - I lost my virginity to a very hot and wild foreign exchange student from Germany when I was 16 in the 1960’s. Flaming red hair. Actually, a LOT of the boys in my school lost their virginity to her. She must have been the daughter of one of the ladies you are referring to.

[@auagfinder6541]

Kaiser Wilhelm II - “And Hilda begat Ingrid who begat Brunhilda who begat Wilhelmina and Voila! We have the nude beaches of today’s Europe. “

[@АртурБайтимиров-о3з]

У НИХ ДАЖЕ ТОГДА ДОРОГИ БЫЛИ ЛУЧШЕ ЧЕМ У НАС СЕЙЧАС

[@ВикторияХит-у2ц]

Да, подтверждаю. В Украине ужасные дороги.

[@AnnaStroganova-mj8pt]

На Украине …А не В Украине

[@schizaaaaa]

@@AnnaStroganova-mj8pt хрюк

[@Аврион]

плохие дороги максимум может где то за городами, в поселках, деревнях

[@ДаниилЧеркасов-д4л]

​@@ВикторияХит-у2цв России та же хуня дружище, Москва и Питер еще куда ни шло

[@anouk.emilia2417]

My grandma was 24 at the time and I always listened to her stories but it felt so far away... now she’s dead for 3 years and only this video kinda gave me an idea of what it was like to live during this time. I wish I could tell her.

[@wernerlehmann8264]

My mum was a Child at this time and he had horrible things to tell. The " Alliierten " wasn´t friendly already, because of the young girls, es pecially the Russian and Polish Army. She had a very hard time there. My grandmother had a very hard time too, avery hard time. War is for nobody good except for politics. Worse still when people are oppressed by military force, like just because of the pandemic. What my mother alone had to tell would fill several books, and yet she never let go of the lust for life and gave birth to 6 children. This is an achievement that cannot be compared with the achievement of young mothers today.

[@Thanos69420]

A plumber at my work who is over 90 and still working told me about his time as a kid during the war and how he escaped Hungary, due to his father being a politician and forcing him to leave smuggled on a train. His story is way to long to write here but it blows my mind what people had to go through, he has no family and no children and it’s sad his stories and experiences will be lost once he’s gone.

[@BigPeeve]

They won't be lost if you remember them though ?

[@cautarepvp2079]

or if you keep telling the story.

[@adityadhardwivedi634]

Tell us his story once, if you have time.

[@whos_A.B]

Bless you and him, i prayed for you and his happines

[@Auzocart]

Definitely record his story. That is history right there. I wish I had recorded the stories my grandfather used to tell. You lose them to memory unless you have recorded them.

[@skmillionaire333]

I think the person who recorded this actually has a time machine and just goes back in time records everything just to keep the views coming .

[@ankitpaudel5666]

😂😂😂😂

[@kursadsensoy8328]

Ne sacmaliyon

[@mistermaster5189]

That would be awesome!

[@skmillionaire333]

@@fungamer4a184 just a joke bro

[@LiveseyKnight]

You'd be surprised

[@douglaseuritt3919]

I worked with a German guy back in the 1980s who was a young man when the war ended. He said they were fortunate enough to live adjacent to a river as they had to live off of turtles they caught to supplement the bread and potatoes that were the only thing they could get for a few months. He said the idea of turtle soup made him ill when he thought about it later in life. He was a humble, well educated man who helped me immensely as I learned the ropes. I'll never forget your kindness and patience Mr. Kolb.

[@andishaainuddin3547]

The calm and silence in the video kinda of reminds me of the relaxation you feel after hearing a long and loud sound and then it finally comes to a stop.

[@sanitarium.]

because it's not the real sound

[@sehrgrossesglied5000]

easy one of the most impressing videos on youtube

[@abdullahibrahimhabhab]

We accept the fall of Nazi Europe. For very high price but heros are indispensable for such finish. Maybe the worst time for Europe. Hope this will not happen again.

[@iganowak4386]

Look at that film: kzbin.info/www/bejne/laTZcnuQfapkq6M That was Warsaw after war. Over 90% buildings was devastated. And the yards were cementaries for Poles. This is city and a country that SAW WAR.

[@homeofthemad3044]

skibba5000 How is this more impressive than the Paul brothers?

[@kraenk12]

Iga Nowak What’s that supposed to mean?! Each and every city in Germany was 80% destroyed. Stop whining

[@Kamikazyay]

Can´t understand why this got 1k dislikes. It´s colored and normaly in Germany there where colored videos first in the 60s

[@roberthaworth9097]

One day around this time, Eisenhower and a young aide were driving through a bombed-out city on the Rhine. The aide opined that it would take Germany 100 years to recover from such destruction, but Ike shook his head, saying they would be back within one generation. How did he know? "Look at the house we just passed", Ike said. "One whole wall has fallen into the street, so we can see the family eating their lunch inside. And they had flowers on the table. A nice bunch of beautiful flowers. These people's spirit isn't broken; they haven't given up the will to live. They'll be back, alright."

[@sucim]

Beautiful story but can't find it anywhere else, can you provide reference?

[@renataostertag6051]

@@resonance10 Thank you, thank you !!! Yes, the war criminal Eisenhower! No, it did not take them even a generation. It took them - by and large - 10 years! No, it was not the "will to live", it was the discipline. Almost like "discipline for the sake of discipline". That is the trait that Germans are both admired and hated for.

[@MrRadiorobot]

@@renataostertag6051 please explain why Eisenhower was a war criminal?

[@noeditbookreviews]

How did he know? When it's your job and duty to exploit people on a grand scale, you learn to see different things.

[@renataostertag6051]

@@MrRadiorobot He locked 1,7 million Germans into the Rheinwiesenlager in late April 1945 until September/October 1945, many young boys of 12-14 years old amongst them. Most of them starved to death, die of diseases, had to sleep next to corpses against anything the Geneva Convention decreed. He refused the International Red Cross to enter the camps. You can google it.

[@Александр-б3ы7ш]

По всей видимости Европа забыла уроки истории. Европейским политическим деятелям надо почаще смотреть эти кадры, иначе не избежать повторения

[@Margarita65Reg]

А что им смотреть. Свалят в Аргентину, Штаты и Канаду.