Come To Haiti, 1950s

A home movie about a trip to Haiti in the 1950s.To purchase a clean DVD or digital download of this film for personal home use or educational use contact us at [e-mail]. To license footage from this film for commercial use visit: www.travelfilmarchive.com

[@jcincorporated6207]

Yeah. All of you below saying “Haiti is filthy now” blah, blah, blah. If you’re Haitians, what are you doing to change it?

[@noobyproyt876]

GOD will change our country within 2 years.... just be ready to be part of the big change.

[@guerdacherestal8367]

🤝🤝🤝🤝🤝🤝✊✊✊✊✊✊👍👍👍👍👍👍✊✊✊✊✊✊

[@bobdole27]

This entire world is heading on a downward trajectory there's no fixing anything because you can't force people to change, sadly you have to wait out until they get completely screwed by the consequences of their own actions

[@ivannipaidea970]

​@@noobyproyt876😂

[@bosslifethebusiness]

Exactly

[@buddyanddaisy123]

Amazing! Haiti in the 50's was clean-no piles of garbage and trash everywhere. The Duvaliers wrecked that poor country-unfortunately, the USA was complicit in that. Duvalier palyed JFK and LBJ like a violin-while the people starved.

[@gonaive56]

Yes, even when I left in 65 it still was reasonable. By the time I first returned in 86, wow!houses piled on each other, walls all over the place. a very different Haiti from my childhood memories.

[@christopherbrenke8595]

Facts

[@nahshonimmanuel1704]

Beautiful

[@Roma-SRyan]

Complicit? Regean and the USA was directly involved in making sure Haiti became bad. they bribed the Duvaliers

[@cmuratf73]

Peyi ya te pwop anpil nan ane sa yo.

[@Rated1804]

Nothing much has really changed. The only difference now is the place is crowded with people in every corner

[@Successincome]

Carl Laguerre also now the place is filthy.

[@hakuqtsukii]

Haiti is now filthy with horrible politics.

[@sybiletcolin.i4584]

At that time Haiti was among the most visited country in the Caribbean!! Nothing had changed? Really 😕 1)either you were born outside of Haiti 2)Either you didn’t have anyone in a to tell you about this era!!

[@christopherbrenke8595]

Thanks for the memories

[@njjjjjjjjhhhs]

thanks for posting

[@sylvaniedesir1200]

O O Osfanf

[@josephgeffrard6934]

Merci d’avoir partagé ces photos-videos avec nous. Maintenant, please ask yourself : how can I be part of the solution? Cette prise de conscience individuelle! Are you ready? J’ai vécu 27 années en dehors du pays natal, je suis prêt à rentrer afin de contribuer au changement....nous, les enfants et petits-enfants, sommes la solution

[@victorlionelnazaire685]

Etes vous rentre en Haiti, 6 mois plus tard ?

[@Yor6ure]

Moi aussi ...je suis prête

[@Dr.Pepper001]

I can hardly wait to go.

[@esoucassanovachanteconpa4371]

Ohhhh my life Haïti

[@SUZUMAYBACHI]

Nice.. But no sound?.. Fix it please

[@itsmemarie]

Justice liberation deliverance pou Haiti 😭🙏🏾

[@wizz8585]

Chak lèm gade video sa yo mwen kriye

[@edgarelrey2896]

Será verdad? Wao

[@Tusc9969]

Cuba was the same way in the 50's

[@bosslifethebusiness]

So what happened to the Haiti it’s used to be beautiful

[@myumdec2]

They always winne about our poverty but nobody will help really...lol

[@haitipapperi2932]

Konnya tout pil delekan sa yo ki paret la tou cho tou bouke vin dévalisé peyi a

[@lilianepolicard7195]

There is no sounds.

[@guerdacherestal8367]

Vive Haiti 🇭🇹 ♥ se lè boujoi yo pran konsians men m pa kwé sa ap janm fèt si pa gen yon lot revolution

[@nivasylstrongman4352]

hi MrAzdaz yousaid " Misery made by corrupt dictators propped up by the American government"? my parents were Haitian and it's amazing how black people around the world never want to take responsibilities for themselves. if it wasn't for white people interfering in black peoples life's, we would be flawless. black people would have no disease, no pain, no worries. LOL

[@thatguybutitsactuallyagirl5384]

Actually, yes!