Faster and Faster on Germany's New Motor Highways

(1 Jan 1936) Story 5 - 01;53;45
131.10 - Faster and Faster on Germany's New Motor Highways
B/W Sound 1936
Maps the German highway system and shows a highway under construction. Adolf Hitler opens a new highway. Shows views of the German countryside, Bremen, the Cologne Cathedral, Frankfurt, a Rhine village, Heidelberg, Stuttgart, Munich, the Bavarian Alps, Leipzig, Dresden, Breslau, Stettin, and Berlin.
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[@DP-hy4vh]

Eisenhower saw the Autobahn at the end of World War 2 and was inspired to create the Interstate Highway System in the US when he was President.

[@Jason-fq9iw]

Another idea stolen from us by America

[@lecapitainevincent4945]

Mon cœur est plein de nostalgie

[@somewherenear3003]

World's first highway system

[@donsevcik4317]

*built for cars. The Roman built the first highway system not Germany

[@somewherenear3003]

@@donsevcik4317 Not highways but those were only roads for horses. Highway is meant for cars so its the world's first highway system. Germans did it first

[@donsevcik4317]

@@somewherenear3003 That's why i add an asterisk and wrote "built for car"

[@kazer353]

Here because of Kanye

[@ho-wm7jy]

where did everyone go?

[@thanos8948]

i am here

[@fascistalien]

To rome 😂😂

[@dylanghawks]

Only for it to be nearly destroyed by 1943-1945

[@mmaedits2002]

It acutally wasnt

[@UnusSedLeo-w5l]

Dutch car @ 6:58, visiting the neighbour and testing top speed :-)

[@jim7544]

And a Nazi salute from the attendant when they drive away!

[@vladimirputin2210]

Het waren mooie jaren het derde rijk maar helaas mocht het niet zo zijn

[@warwickbull5559]

6:43, That's the Hindenburg, right?

[@taiyeebmuhtadi]

Probably, I suppose that the autobahn finished by '38, but could be earlier. The Hindenburg fell in '37

[@warwickbull5559]

@@taiyeebmuhtadiIf its 1938 in this video, then it would the Hindenburg's sister ship, The Graf Zeppelin II.

[@christianx8494]

@@taiyeebmuhtadi And Graf Zeppelin was withdrawn from service after the Lakehurst accident.

[@MB-hv3ic]

Hermosos años.

[@u.s.militia7682]

Beautiful Germany before it was destroyed by ignorance. I wish I could’ve seen it. I saw it in 2004 but I know it wasn’t the same.

[@Kubulek17]

... you sure about what you're saying ?

[@AshishOnline]

Should have seen it in 1940 then , your fascist arse would be really happy.

[@xada2397]

@@Kubulek17 Yes.

[@RaptorFromWeegee]

I feel like this vid should a been accompanied by some Wagner in the background

[@francoluissotomayor5521]

See? Before the conflict, western reporting glorifies these projects just like modern China is portrayed

[@christianx8494]

As you see only little of the work was done by strong, half-naked „Aryans“ with pickaxe and shovel. That are propaganda shots. The project did a lot to inspire civil engineering but had no overwhelming effect on the job market.