Hamburger Hafen in den 1960er, 1970er und 1980er Jahren

Port of Hamburg in the 1960´s, 1970´s and 1980´s

[@hansb.8]

Danke sehr fuer diese tolle Erinnerungswelle die da ueber einen her kommt. Ich bin von 1970 bis 1980 zur See gefahren und habe eine Ausbildung zum Matrosen gemacht.

[@michaelneidig4345]

Vielen Dank für Deinen Kommentar. Gruß Michael

[@barnabas481]

Wow, wunderbar. Genau so hab ich den Hafen in Erinnerung. Toll. Vielen Dank für die Mühe. 🙋

[@michaelneidig4345]

Gern geschehen 😊

[@roconnor01]

Thanks for posting,I started in the Spedition business in Liverpool in 1972,and these vessels brought back so many memories, including visits to Hamburg. I recognised the Cardigan Bay,and Tokyo Bay ,as I worked for a period of time with the Overseas Container Line company (OCL).

[@michaelneidig4345]

Thank you very much!

[@SIRHARRYTHECRAZY]

Espectacular registro fotográfico! Hermosa colección de una parte de la historia. Una gran alegría ver en el minuto 6:25 del video al Río Tunuyan de ELMA, empresa estatal Argentina. Un abrazo enorme!

[@volkmartost866]

Ob Schifffahrt auf dem N.O.K., oder diese einmalig schöne Video aus dem Hamburger Hafen,ein Augenschmaus das normal so zu sehen. Viele schöne bekannte Tonnage ,auch von Deutschen Werften. Vielen Dank, für Deine Bemühungen!

[@michaelneidig4345]

Danke für das Lob!

[@thirdengineer]

Superb collection Michael. It brings back so many memories of my many visits up the Elbe on ships in my career over 16 years thanks for sharing. Brian I have suscribed

[@michaelneidig4345]

Thank you very much!

[@fredyanzil7224]

Nice memories! Many thanks!

[@michaelneidig4345]

Thank you!

[@kevi.h8609]

Wow Michael, great video when ships were ships and to see an Australian registered ship "Australian Progress" of the once great Australian National Line in Hamburg as she was built there. Thankyou Michael for those older ships i really appreciated that video. Greetings from Tasmania.👍

[@michaelneidig4345]

Hello Kevi, always nice to hear from you. Kind regards from Germany. Michael

[@lupuscanis7523]

As ships look like ships

[@TERRYBIGGENDEN]

Areally wonderful calvalcade of vessels from the past! :-)

[@michaelneidig4345]

Thank you very much!

[@dieseldavetrains8988]

Great and outstanding collection Michael, very much enjoyed and appreciated. I remember "Tina Onassis" at 3.29 when the tanker was painted white hull. An era with the emergence of the VLCC, OBO and container ships. At 11.43 wasn't the "World Discoverer" sunk in the Solomon Islands or Vanuatu and is still there on her side today? Great work, thank you Michael.😉

[@michaelneidig4345]

Many thanks for your comment, Dave. Kind regards Michael

[@kennethgrindrod6438]

At 3 04 is one of the ships I crewed on in the 70,s Clan Ranald ,there were 4 in that class of ship

[@user-to5fe8jc5b]

Container ships,cheap seamen,and Euro zone fucked up the good old days😂😂😂,for seamen.