Marseille 1910s in color, Post World War I [60fps,Remastered] w/sound design added

[@NASS_0]

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[@Mercureye]

This is my city of birth and I am still there ;) It's great to see and feel this period atmosphere, thank you for your great work !

[@marstondavis]

Fantastic job making the film show at correct speed. The color saturation is spot on.

[@NASS_0]

thank you very much

[@richmeyer2064]

This film really captures the "gritty" but vibrant environment of the dock area. The added audio breaths life into the footage. Great work.

[@NASS_0]

thx!!!

[@edwardcicco7406]

Magnifique restauration ! Cours Belsunce à 1:25 , le magnifique café Riche à 1:55 , la poste Colbert à 10:00 , et de belles images du Panier . Notez à 9:27 une veuve hilare ... Je pense à 1919 comme année de tournage . Juste après la guerre ...

[@bardo0007]

Merci!

[@NASS_0]

merci!!

[@marcmercay906]

Putain pas un arabe 😂

[@marcmercay906]

Pas un arabe 😅😂😂😂

[@Philippedamato]

Bonjour! Les pontons sur le Vieux Port ressemblaient à des temples exotiques. Il y avait des tramways partout! Très impressionnant, le pont transbordeur... c'était vraiment la tour Eiffel de Marseille. On voit le bâtiment aujourd'hui magasin CetA sur la Canebière... c'était un hôtel à l'époque. Mais je ne devrais pas dire "Canebière" (qui date de 1923) puisqu'on disait "allées de Meilhan"!

[@Philippedamato]

Un grand merci à vous pour ce voyage dans le temps. J'ai beaucoup apprécié les couleurs et la sonorisation, qui font revivre ce morceau de passé.

[@thenry866]

All had hopes and dreams,and individual lives, not knowing they all were going to die , not just humans but animals buildings trees, your vids in colour help to appreciate that time is short, share the love, cause someone will be watching us 100 years later.

[@kevinericsongs]

i'm pretty sure they knew they were going to die

[@thenry866]

Not at that moment, like you and I we don't think about death, we are just living we don't think we ever going go die, if you get what I'm saying

[@a_bode1]

Beautifully restored. Thank you

[@NASS_0]

thank you very much

[@onmoog-xycs]

We long for the past not because it is better or beautiful, but because we want to escape the miserable present that could have been better if not for greed & ego..

[@marie-joseannet5364]

Oui en effet.. c est tout à fait ça.....gardons courage force espoir....

[@marie-joseannet5364]

Échapper à ce présent si terrifiant...

[@sojournerdelaterra6144]

Your videos really transport a person back to a time nearly forgot. You have a knack for drawing out the vibe of the places in your restorations. This is of great historical significance IMHO.

[@bardo0007]

Wow this is amazing , 110 year old video from Marseille, you can clearly see all the details and how people are behaving in the streets. I would guess this was filmed just after WW1.

[@NASS_0]

;)

[@Greg-zr5rf]

Po jakiej I wojnie światowej jak I wojna była w latach 1914-1918.

[@SaraPhilpott-fi6wo]

Er ....world war one 1914-1918

[@SaraPhilpott-fi6wo]

Considering the war,there seem more men than one might imagine,and such a sense of purposefulness people seem to have with their baskets and carrying things...touching scene of a man buying a child a flower to wear.....truly beautiful film❤

[@ta703]

Так не внимательны? 1910 год

[@GERARDBOULANGER-l8y]

Des images d' une clarté exceptionnelle, un grand merci.

[@NASS_0]

merci!

[@Alltimeboxing]

At 4:47 you can see on the very left the "pont transbordeur" a bridge used to move things faster from one side of the Old Port to the other. Bridge was destroyed by the Germans during WWII. You can also see far away a tower from the Fort Saint-Jean, still standing. 2nd building from the right, you see the city hall (with triangles shapes on the roof), build in 1653, still standing. The other buildings on this side of the port were all destroyed by the Germans. At 6:39 you can see on the left a bell tower still standing, and on the top right the large building of Hotel Dieu now Intercontinental Hotel, still there too.

[@draff1662]

Incredible. Thanks NASS.

[@NASS_0]

oh! Thank you so much for your support, God bless.

[@francoismartin4686]

Avant le grand remplacement

[@meditant9448]

N'oubliez pas que c'est les étrangers qu'ils ont construit la France au début grâce à eux vous vous vivez la belle vie aujourd'hui ..

[@moniqueegee4101]

​@@meditant9448: dans tes rêves..

[@meditant9448]

@@moniqueegee4101 et n'oubliez pas que la richesse et la matière première venait de l'Afrique est ailleurs

[@meditant9448]

@@moniqueegee4101 si vous avez un peu de temps vous venez sur KZbin et chercher la parole de Jacques Chirac lui-même et raconte sa dans un interview...

[@alexalex-yh6qv]

@@meditant9448 mdr nimporte quoi quest ce quon peu lire comme connerie la france a des siecles d'histoires pauvre débile

[@seandelap8587]

No one that watches this could seriously claim that the situation is better today

[@HaydenBrewer-v4j]

We all know it isn’t. We’re just not allowed to say it publicly.

[@CommanderLongJohn]

Other than advances in modern medicine and things like that, literally mostly everything today sucks giant hairy ass in comparison to most of the 20th century. Yeah it's awesome having AC, cup holders, the ability to contact loved ones 400 miles away within 5 seconds, and all of the rest, but the bad severely outweighs the good sadly.

[@moifodedor8475]

These men bulit a better world. Today the men in Paris are "different". But we can not say it.

[@matthewfurlani8647]

I can bc I'm an American. they've become weak and passive. they're allowing migrants to flood the capital and destroy the country.

[@magnetistars3344]

​@@moifodedor8475 kzbin.info/www/bejne/nnacl2qdd69sZ9ksi=z_XYzyz4YbutyW3sРоссия ....

[@amiclic]

la vie y semble + agréable que de nos jour

[@marat1941]

Столько людей молодые и старые , их уже нет в живых ни кого.

[@Philippedamato]

Bonjour! Oui, mais leur ville est toujours là... et quand je m'y promène, je vois ce Marseille que je n'ai pas connu renaître sous mes yeux.

[@f.w.2054]

Marseille was known as a shady place back then. If you walked into a bar for a drink, you might end up as an unwilling sailor! Maybe I've seen too many French silent films! As always, great job NASS

[@NASS_0]

Thx!!

[@thfield2417]

I wish I could properly thank you for your hard work on these videos! I try to imagine being there.

[@NASS_0]

Thx!

[@anteuzel5324]

Great video super NASS Marseille was beautiful in time ww1 and after this is amazing you are king big support from Croatia

[@NASS_0]

thx bro!!

[@juliasoros2180]

Thank you for the time travelling

[@NASS_0]

;))

[@ashleysaunders9947]

Just think, they where sending men to penal servitude in French Guiana ,the first world War comming, Car ownership was rare. How people took pride in themselves. Great upload, thanks.😊

[@NASS_0]

thank you very much

[@janloftness]

How very interesting! Thank you for the awesome restoration.

[@NASS_0]

Thx!!

[@asan1050]

NASS! Thanks for posting this video

[@NASS_0]

Thx bro!

[@josefradisz2133]

Magnifique ! On dirait qu'on va voir débarquer Marius, 07:49 on va taper une belote chez César au Bar de la Marine, avec Panisse, Monsieur Brun, Escartefigue . . .

[@JohnDoe-ft9lr]

Marseille c'était jadis un paradis sudiste avant d'être transformée en épave repoussante...

[@markmunroe-hz8rf]

No internet. No smartphones. No social media. It was not perfect back then, yet ironically, simplier.

[@keith3970]

When France was fulll of frenchmen.

[@sebas3595]

I always enjoy seeing how everyone looks at the camera in amazement, that was unique back then of course, if only they knew that "later" everyone would walk around with a camera in their pocket..

[@GIjo213]

Génial !! Déjà grouillante et cosmopolite !

[@AliceLaronce]

Rien de neuf... C'était déjà un port international à sa fondation vers 600 av. J.-C. Par contre le gros de la population locale était provencale, ce qui n'est plus le cas maintenant.

[@Psychonaute_90]

Cosmopolite pas vraiment italien et français pas encore d'enrichissement ^^

[@SaraPhilpott-fi6wo]

Thank you❤

[@leandroribeirocorrea4]

Nice work. Congratulations. 👏👏

[@NASS_0]

thank you very much!

[@The1313jeff]

My Grandfather was a teenager and was going into the Army around this time to fight World War I! I would love to know what he was thinking at this time I still have his Army Trunk in my closet to this day!

[@barbarah9917]

Thank you!

[@NASS_0]

❤️

[@alfredocorreia9385]

TODOS NESSE VÍDEO JÁ SE FORAM!!! POR SER ESPÍRITA, ACREDITO QUE MUITOS JÁ RETORNARAM EM OUTROS CORPOS! BELÍSSIMO VÍDEO QUE NOS MOSTRA UM PASSADO DISTANTE. LAMENTÁVELMENTE A FRANÇA EM 1940 IRIA PASSAR POR UMA MUITO ANGUSTIANTE SITUAÇÃO COM A INVASÃO ALEMÃ!!! ENFIM... ESTE É O MUNDO QUE VIVEMOS!!! GRANDES AVANÇOS TECNOLÓGICOS, MAS A NOSSA MORAL PRATICAMENTE CONTINUA A MESMA DO "HOMEM DA CAVERNA"!!!

[@juliocesardelgado9564]

Que hermosos tiempos ❤😢😢😊😊 que lindo si tan solo habría algo que te transportará a los tiempos pasados sería genial 🇦🇷🇦🇷🇦🇷🇦🇷👍👍

[@khaled_69000]

Ça a l’air bcp plus agréable et saint. Aujourd’hui, y’a des survêtements Lacoste partout, bref. Des gens qui ressemblent à des êtres humains civilisés.

[@thomasmiller5057]

Give me the sound of a-rollin dice Give me the whiskey Don’t think twice Give me the cards that take my blues away Take me away to Marseille -Angel City

[@cattinkerbell4946]

Back then, when Marseille was French.

[@_2004_nh]

It still is

[@arjulan2098]

No​@@_2004_nh

[@_2004_nh]

@@arjulan2098 yes

[@arjulan2098]

@@_2004_nh C'est la ville la plus dangereuse de l'UE...🤔

[@_2004_nh]

@@arjulan2098 die Dinge waren schlechter in der Vergangenheit, bruder entspann dich lies mal "our world in data" :-) und die Daten über Armut

[@난신적자-n5x]

인터넷도 없고, 와이파이도 없고, 사회 관계망 서비스도 없고, 스마트폰도 없던 오염되지 않은 자유로운 1910년대다. 현대 사회는 자유와 창의력을 잃어버린 획일화된 족쇄를 찬 인간들일 뿐이다. Thanks Nass!

[@bardo0007]

Thank you wise man

[@christianterraes8334]

La population a changé...

[@Jeronimo68291]

No

[@bhengea6805]

Ça a bien changé... pour le meilleur et surtout pour le pire

[@FarisGamingGD]

Still better than security cameras today

[@imransharif443]

Good Marseille 1910s in color & in black in white Old world Wallywood video beautiful video very nice good old people County nice

[@NASS_0]

Thx!

[@olivierciccoli7350]

Je l'ai déjà écrit en commentaire pour une autre vidéo consacrée à la Marseille antique : les tramways de Marseille n'avaient pas de cloche, mais un klaxon pneumatique. Il faisaient donc pouët-pouët, et non ding-ding (voir dans "Fanny", la partie de boules, ou dans "Un de la Canebière" etc. Sinon, de belles images

[@EasyStreet88599]

We were supposed to be around 6 times less on earth at this time but every time I watch these restored videos streets are more crowded than today, I wonder why.

[@AliceLaronce]

Bonne remarque. Je pense que cela peut s'expliquer par plusieurs facteurs: - Les villes françaises étaient (et sont toujours dans une moindre mesure) très denses car les infrastructures et transports ne permettaient pas d'étalement urbain en zones pavillonnaires. - Le monde avant internet et les écrans: Les gens sortaient plus par manque de loisirs intérieurs et étaient plus sociables. - Ca reste le centre de Marseilles, une des plus grandes villes de France. Il y a forcement beaucoup de monde.

[@FilmHorreur1986]

paisible calme vivant pas un seul bougne la vie est belle

[@morganshibby8941]

Allons enfants de la patrie

[@danfreisting2874]

Great Atmosphere!

[@orchidoclaste7298]

C'était une belle ville, à l'époque où il y avait encore des français. ..

[@grailness1085]

Your letting them in by doing nothing

[@lotusjaune7]

Like in your country with yourself !! ​@@grailness1085

[@grailness1085]

@@lotusjaune7 The Jews are letting them in, it’s easier to control poor desperate people

[@louis-ok9gp]

WAOUH QU'IL ÉTAIT BEAU LE VIEUX PORT /

[@KingFilth]

All the videos on your channel look alike, same way of filming. Is there a company or a group that has always been filming the environment of popular cities?

[@NASS_0]

Yes, that was the trend back then!

[@Steve-iy5eq]

Is this moment in time possibly still in existence somehow by some secret of the universe still unknown to us, and can all these lost people somehow be restored

[@tomsisson660]

All of these people are thinking “it’s a new century, I wonder what this new century will bring us?” The very same thing that we thought at the dawn of the twenty first century. Tom Sisson

[@bardo0007]

Well they could look forward to the recession, the next 25 years for them until after WW2 were not the best. We can compare it with our time, even if we seem to have everything in todays modern world, but both wars and recession seem to be happening as we speak, the next 20 years could be really tough for many.

[@louloulouLou-zv4sf]

Merci beaucoup, l'époque ou la ville n'avait pas de racailles !!!!!

[@lisabekesi3526]

❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@السعوديه-ذ4ب]

جميل❤

[@magnetistars3344]

😮😮😮😳😳👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍🤝🤝🤝🤝🤝🤝🤝👍 Это прекрасное видео☝️🤝

[@JamesWoodring-mu2iz]

thanks nass! the kid smoking at the 8,20 mark was hilarious!

[@NASS_0]

thank you very much

[@soulscanner66]

I just realized how few young men there are. The war took so many lives, and those who are left are likely still serving.

[@kendalleve]

Yes, France suffered tremendously from the First World War, physically, culturally and morally, which to me sealed its death death. Bretagne, Vendée and Mayenne were the regions that sent the most of men, most of them deeply catholic and patriot. So much blood at the feet of this Republic

[@prostarphone]

Maintenant il y a trop de couleurs en france...

[@monplaisir1944]

It’s nicer today

[@Dadas0560]

World War I or the First World War (28 July 1914 - 11 November 1918). How is 1910 post WWI? BTW, all of the people in this film are surely passed...

[@NASS_0]

1910s!!

[@Alex_Christin]

In the past everyone dressed properly.

[@djambaz]

👍👍👍👏👏

[@EdgarRoock]

The quality of this video is not on par with your previous productions.

[@Michael-e8i3h]

Quand s’arrêter pour lire les affiches sur les murs regarder la vue ou écouter les oiseaux, promener était naturelle, maintenant si tu fait ça ont va te voir comme un fou, vous imaginez à quelle point l’humain c’est matérialiser et plus rien ne va il n’écoute plus c’est sens contrairement à cette époque …

[@laltore4030]

Aujourd'hui, un film en couleur ne ressortirait qu'en noir et blanc !

[@Prophete_du_Reel]

1910 c'est après la première GM? Ben non en fait, cette guerre a commencée en 1914!

[@iauhdinavlissaid872]

👏💗👏

[@السعوديه-ذ4ب]

أرجو تفعيل الترجمه❤

[@grailness1085]

Now Muslims are destroying France

[@laghlaaziz4967]

👍👍❤❤

[@jukkavirtanen1918]

Bad old days.

[@RobotDiamond682]

192nd decade.

[@Greg-zr5rf]

Na ulicach Francuzi bo dzisiaj tam jest Kalifat.

[@Sigmale2024]

💬... je ne savais pas que Marseille avait été une ville française, parce qu'aujourd'hui ce n'est plus trop le cas ! 😏

[@Родослав-ъ9щ]

Чем то на Одессу похож ,отдаленно 😮

[@spinosaure9228]

Be careful with french traduction of video title. You write : '' Marseille 1910 AFTER first World War !!!....mistake 🤔

[@meditant9448]

Ils sont tous en train d'attendre leurs jugement dernier...

[@DominiqueTedesco]

Ils sont où les Sarrasins ?

[@__-qu3wl]

🇫🇷❤🕆❤🇫🇷 💪✌💪✌🇫🇷❤

[@dlys2216]

Marseille était encore peuplée de français. Cela a bien changé 😢

[@lilithtrump2359]

Sommes nous contraints et contraintes de supporter les déments toxiques dans votre genre, y compris sous des vidéos remarquables? Mais fichez nous la paix avec vos névroses identitaristes.

[@dlys2216]

@ « Contraintes et contraintes » 😅 Tout est dit. Wokisme.

[@Psychonaute_90]

@@lilithtrump2359 Va faire un tour dans les quartiers nord ça va te calmer cousin

[@MrDonbouli]

Quelle tristesse de voir comment c’est devenu aujourd’hui 😢Marseille était encore française …

[@UnknownArtisto]

Бессмысленность человеческого существования. Хаотично мечутся туда-сюда, как муравьи... А что в итоге?..

[@luciennescarano8330]

Le vieux port et son pont transbordeur bombardé pendant la guerre par les allemands.

[@alexalex-yh6qv]

100 ans apres la débandade ! comment passer de marseille a alger

[@herberthartwig8544]

Great video as always Nass Thankyou! On a lighter note I thought the French were renowned for selling onions 🧅 I didn’t see any lol 😂😂

[@NASS_0]

thank you very much!! ^^

[@denisdark586]

Ya plus les mêmes choses sur la tête des femmes maintenant là bas😂

[@CastaGennaro]

C était bien avant les quartiers nord et la racaille le vrai bon vivre ensemble la

[@Mackinnator]

Is it Marseille ? Not possible, it s waaayyyyy to clean. No kalasknikov shots in background , no agression during the film, and who are thèse strangers in the film ? I have never seen french People in Marseille

[@Jeronimo68291]

I watched this footage. Marseille is nicer today than in the 1910's. It was horrible.

[@GERARDBOULANGER-l8y]

Beaucoup de promeneurs oisifs, je suppose que c'est un dimanche.

[@donaldcampbell9219]

Pre- WW1.

[@NASS_0]

The 1910s (Jan. 1, 1910 - Dec. 31, 1919)

[@tegdagnapolic2419]

Ils sont ou les dealers ? De l àutre côté de la méditerranée

[@moniqueegee4101]

qu'est ce qui vous permet de prétendre que c'est après la guerre ?

[@Iraq-hi3ki]

النساء يبيعا ورد

[@gunnshell]

I wonder if there Karen’s back then…”you don’t have a right to film me!” “tu n’as pas le droit de me filmer!”

[@prohvat86]

в то время рождались уже пенсионерами? Где вся молодёжь в окопах?

[@bobbob7425]

1910 après la première guerre mondiale ? 🤔

[@NASS_0]

1910s!!!

[@maxoupicsou67]

Marseille avant linvasion barbares