Leipzig, Germany 1931 (New Version) in Color, Streetcar Dashcam [60fps, Remastered] w/sound design

I colorized, restored and created sound design for this video of New Version of stunning dashcam footage from a trolly car in 1931 shows the picturesque Leipzig, Germany. follows through the city, creating a truly immersive atmosphere. Many of the old buildings we see no longer exist today. In the video, there are hardly any cars on the streets, as many people are walking or cycling.
Video Restoration Process:
✔ FPS boosted to 60 frames per second
✔ Image resolution boosted up to HD
✔ Improved video sharpness and brightness
✔ Colorized only for the ambiance (not historically accurate)
✔added sound design only for the ambiance
✔restoration:(stabilisation,denoise,cleand,deblur)
B&W Video Source: According to the Leipzig City Museum, the original film of this tram ride through old Leipzig was made to train tram drivers.
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[@NASS_0]

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[@HeyoStormer]

Klasse gemacht. Schön das es Leute wie Dich gibt, die sich dafür die nötige Zeit nehmen.

[@mr.mitchcobra]

das war 'ne KI

[@achenar9842]

Das sound desihn war ganz sicher keine ki, und auch das kolorieren etc. kann keine ki so perfekt, da ist definitiv arbeit drin@@mr.mitchcobra

[@karstenseiche1799]

Die Fußgänger Unterführung ..am Haupteingang Westseite vor dem Hauptbahnhof ...ist immer noch so ...das Eingangsportal 😊😊

[@Wyattinous]

Channels like yours are some of the greatest things about KZbin. You work so hard to provide us a literal Time Machine, bringing old footage and adding color, definition and framerate that makes this footage feel not so long ago ❤

[@NASS_0]

Thx ;)

[@stannesk]

Atemberaubend, wenn man nur daran denkt, dass niemand von all diesen Menschen schon so lange nicht mehr am Leben ist. Es ist wirklich ein aufregendes Gefühl, in die Vergangenheit reinblicken zu können. Vielen Dank!

[@ingotippenhauer7286]

Ja das habe ich auch gedacht.👍

[@MySilver4]

Mir kommen immer die Tränen, wenn ich dieses wunderbare Vorkriegs-Leipzig sehe, dieses tollen Gebäude, diese Ordnung und Sauberkeit und or allem auch diese eleganten Menschen.! Ich fand das schwarz-weiße Original stimmiger als die Colorierung, fur mich schwimmen die Farben zu sehr. Dennoch vielen Dank für's Einstellen!

[@nonconformsoundwave1351]

Schlimm, zu sehen wie hässlich und runtergekommen es damals dort aussah. DDR und Ðemokratie haben der Stadt gut getan.

[@user-wn64]

YEEEEEES’

[@alex52741]

Wobei ja viele Altbauviertel ( Lindenauer Markt ,Kuhturmstraße ,Plagwitz etc ) die den Krieg überstanden haben ,original und authentisch erhalten waren ,mangels Sanierung .Also ETWAS war von dem Charme bis Mitte der 90er ,also nach der Wende ,noch da .Mit der ganzen Saniererei auf neu ,war das dann leider alles weg .Torgauer Platz hier ,sah übrigens zu DDR Zeiten auch nicht so viel anders aus ,hab als Kind Anfang der 80er in der Gegend gewohnt .

[@alex52741]

Konnte man zu DDR Zeiten noch vielerorts SO -natürlich mit " modernen " Autos und Straßenbahnen -miterleben ,z.b in Plagwitz ,Lindenauer Markt ,da war diese authentische Patina original erhalten . Heute ist leider davon in der Tat nichts mehr übrig .

[@chutsaichou5911]

那個年代顯得特別的寧靜與和諧！我喜歡那個年代。

[@donna1018]

My dad was 6 years old and my mother was 1 year away from being born at this time… both are gone now so it’s nice to see how things were back then

[@GSHunter2]

I was 24 wenn this was filmed: You can see me @ 2:45

[@dannyboyz7061]

It's interesting how clean everything is, before the convenience of packaging of so many things.

[@RMBRKFLD]

Bare in mind these videos are heavily 'air brushed'

[@BOZ_11]

@@RMBRKFLD air brushed with recency bias 🤣🤣

[@stever3460]

​@@RMBRKFLDyes he must have airbrushed out all the plastics, Coke cans and fast food wrappings. 🙄

[@RMBRKFLD]

@@stever3460 any sort of dirt is hidden in these videos is the point, but it's definitely not that dirty in most modern cities.

[@garlicgorilla6540]

Where are all the chicken bones, knives and syringes?

[@zaratustra4218]

The saddest thing is to imagine that all this beauty would be in ruins just a few years later.

[@AS-bc9qd]

No. 70% of the city still looks the same now.

[@ALFarrell-kv6ok]

Because of far-right nationalism and dictatorship. Let's do it again now by voting for the same folks with the same story!?😳

[@schienenlaufer697]

@@ALFarrell-kv6okThere are no 'same folks' anymore. Sapere aude!

[@alex52741]

Naja ,nicht ganz ...ich bin 1973 in Leipzig geboren und habe da bis 1990 gelebt ,also zu DDR Zeiten .Ich kann dir sagen ,einiges was man hier sieht ,war im 2. Weltkrieg nicht zerstört und sah mangels Sanierung ,bis in die 90er Jahre so aus ,wie du es hier siehst ,diese Zeit war also sozusagen konserviert .Als Beispiel am Anfang die Volksgartenstraße und der Torgauer Platz .Ich habe als Kind in der Ecke gewohnt und der Torgauer Platz sah 1984 ca auch nicht viel anders aus ,als 1931 ,an vielen alten Häusern ,waren auch die historischen Vorkriegswerbeaufschriften erhalten . Leider muß man sagen ,wurde ab den 90er Jahren sehr viel auf " neu " saniert ,so daß von diesem " originalen " leider nicht viel übriggeblieben ist ,Straßenpflaster und Fußwege allerdings ,sind vielerorts erhalten geblieben .

[@billy5179]

@@alex52741 Also ich lebe jetzt noch in Leipzig und die meisten der Gebäude sind nur saniert worden. Locker 70% der stadt sehen noch genau so aus. Andere Farben vielleicht und das eine oder andere moderne Gebäude dazwischen aber ansonsten....

[@46magno]

What a beauty. An extraordinary difference between the past and the present. Excellent! Thanks!👏💐

[@reisswolf5202]

Leipzig ist meine Geburts- und Heimatstadt. Obwohl ich jetzt nicht mehr in Deutschland lebe, habe ich immer wieder mal Heimweh nach ihr. Vieles habe ich wieder erkannt, was noch nach dem Krieg erhalten geblieben ist. Ich habe festgestellt, dass die Menschen damals viel entspannter waren und die Stadt viel sauberer, wie ich sie kenne. Ich hätte mich sehr gefreut, wenn die Straßenbahn in Richtung Eutritzsch gefahren wäre, denn in diesem Stadtteil bin ich aufgewachsen. ❤

[@brocanova]

How beautiful. It makes me utterly happy to know that people had the opportunity to live in a place and time like that.

[@thomasmartin7524]

yes, so friendly and innocent - between two world wars that lasted for years. So beautiful - the past…

[@liamthomas2494]

It wasn't just about the two world wars though was it, people looked after one another better then they was outdoor markets and affordable industries when we could actually burn fossil fuels to power our trains, our homes and businesses. That was a time of ladies and gentlemen when men had more respect for ladies and thus gave women an easier life, the issue of single mothers wasn't as bad then, people had to be more human then because that is what was required for everyday business, what was to come after the first world war was worse that's why it led to a second world war, what used to be the holy roman empire was attacked first this then led to independent nations that were to be the first countries germany would target to salvage what they once had as the poles and Czechs and Jews had migrated to Germany and Austria, you had the rise of bolshevism as well. The two world wars led to the two super powers of the United States and the Soviet Union you know mk ultra and making the environment radioactive as they mobilise nato countries for nuclear war whilst conserving more and more of our energy. Back then you had cotton mills, textiles, wool industry then we brought in machines to make it safer i'd rather chance it with hand tools but society has gradually gotten more fast paced and hardly anyone has the patience now, if they could download a skill they would. They was a vast array of crafts then but now it's gradually becoming all e-commerce. Slaves were never used for any of the skilled labour we needed architect's and engineers for that but look what we've got now a slave mindset where people have the freedom to preach it at colleges and universities. Construction for the crystal palace in london took seven months in the 1800s which hosted the first industrial revolution expedition.

[@radarplotextractor3168]

It kind of makes me sad to see how peaceful these scenes are knowing that in a few short years a tyrant will rise and cause so much death and destruction and for what? Reminds me of what's going on around the world today.

[@bumble.bee22]

​@@radarplotextractor3168.

[@Endaretainer]

@@radarplotextractor3168 Yes I too am sad that Roosevalt was elected

[@arjivar]

Working people, bicycles, motorcycles, automobiles, interesting architecture, streets in excellent condition, trees, and so on. Quite an interesting city to work and live in.

[@NASS_0]

;)

[@maikp.3379]

Herrliche Aufnahmen. Sehr interessant, wie Leipzig damals aussah. Vieles erkennt man wieder. Vielen Dank.

[@citizenoftheninthdivision]

What a wonderful world we once had.

[@TheDanEdwards]

Nostalgia is a powerful drug.

[@thomasmartin7524]

yes, so friendly and innocent - between two world wars that lasted for years. So beautiful - the past.

[@TheopolisQSmith]

After The Great War and before the Great Depression. A brief period of relative happiness. Then came National Socialism and the horror of WWII.

[@garlicgorilla6540]

@@TheopolisQSmith What, the degenerate Weimar period? Are you serious? Well, at the least we now have multikulti Utopia in Europe now.

[@informant09]

@@garlicgorilla6540 Lets enjoy the destruction of our once great continent by immigration. We will have the same fate as the US.

[@whitedovetail]

One of the major sights I enjoy on these fantastic remastered videos it the views of the downtown area and the lack of automobiles and motorcycles. The streetcar was the major means of getting from Point A to Point B. Fantastic remastered film. Thanks for sharing and keep them coming!

[@mariawagner6969]

So gepflegt und schön die Stadt!

[@mathiasmunich4]

Meine Geburtsstadt und Heimat..Danke für das schöne Video 🙂👍👍👍👍

[@Jens10001]

Ja die Eisenbahnstraße im Jahre 31 zu sehen(bin da aufgewachsen 1966) mit denn vielen Bäume + Sonnen Jalousien ist schon schön, aber kenn ich so nicht. Ansonsten haben die Bomben der Straße nicht so viel geschadet (bis ein paar Ausnahmen, die Karussell Lücke nahe Wintergarten) Die Ludwigstraße(parallel) hatte da nahe Reichsbahn Gelände mehr Pech.

[@Sbaunz]

Your channel is a time machine, the quality of the video is really good.

[@TheopolisQSmith]

Beautiful city. Even with the large number of horses the lack of refuse is noticeable.

[@fernandonelsonriveros6128]

Desde Santiago de Chile 🇨🇱, ,, Alemania siempre ha sido muy bonita. Gracias por mostrarnos este Pasado,, y a color. Extraordinario.

[@jeanbonnefoy1377]

Probably one of your best restoration jobs ever. Kudos!👍

[@NASS_0]

thank you very much

[@Austin_Healey]

Thank you NASS! Love all the videos.

[@brazendesigns]

Thank you for colourising this! It has my building in it, so it’s great to see it in colour now!

[@richmeyer2064]

This interesting restoration (and enhancement) with all these modes of transport certainly exemplifies the term "Movie". Love the added audio NASS.

[@NASS_0]

thank you very much

[@agold1702]

Very fun, great work as usual bringing the past to life!

[@whatda7705]

Thank you for the videos!

[@fahnrich8769]

Super gelungen ! Sie haben einem alten Leipziger eine große Freude gemacht ! Lasse ein Abo da ! Weiter so und bleiben Sie bei Gesundheit !

[@IronIck45]

Kannst du n paar Minuten /GegendOrte lokalisieren, war in jeder Ecke mal bei Lok, Schämi, und so halt.

[@gretetimm]

Excellent👍 Leipzig is always a good choice. Very beautiful city. As a Berliner, I often take the train to the “neighboring city” of Leipzig. Greetings Gerold T.

[@tomtanner1377]

Berlin is a shithole...

[@HalStargazer]

the nearest we can get to a casual stroll around a city in the past. fantastic

[@dreilandhochrhein9620]

As always: impressive. If you look at the almost 100 years of restored films, you can well imagine how UNFORGETTABLE it was for the Leipzigers at that time, that a war can destroy everything, everything. It is a pity that we never learn from mistakes, and more and more war reports are the daily news. Therefore, a thousand thanks to the team and their preparation of the documentation.

[@lurlinebrown1947]

WOW 😊this is totally awesome to see this city video in an year, that I was not even born yet 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

[@k1ngarthur290]

In this video I was around 30 years old

[@peterhladky5481]

Truly amazing work!

[@Bouslog27]

This is easily my favorite video so far

[@herberthartwig8544]

You must go through hundreds of hours scouting material for our enjoyment , a big Thankyou too you Nass with much appreciation 👍👍👍👍

[@NASS_0]

Thank you

[@fabiennechevallier2516]

Thank you for this very nice video and a look into the past.

[@shaunwest3612]

Great video nass, great work,incredible footage, what a beautiful city 😀👍👌

[@NASS_0]

Thx ;)

[@user-havskiy]

Really wonderful. I didn't think it was possible to restore the film.

[@robertoalamo6353]

👋Fantastic video!!! thanks verey much , best regards from Santiago, Chile

[@DeepsongProductions]

Amazing! Ty

[@starkemusik3531]

Tolles Video, klasse Arbeit! Für mich als alte Leipzigerin besonders interessant und berührend.

[@asan1050]

NASS! Thank you very much!

[@NASS_0]

Thx bro

[@libertycan6959]

Beautiful work🎉

[@NASS_0]

thank you very much

[@alterfalter6154]

Tolle Arbeit danke 🎉

[@dhisa1968]

Valuable footage of beautiful cityscapes.carriages, cars, motorcycles and bicycles running. By streetcar speed standards, it's surprisingly calm, and people criss-cross the road.

[@citiesintheworld]

Great videos! I really like this channel

[@uweboker5983]

Faszinierende Bilder! So sauber ist die Stadt und das trotz damaliger Weltwirtschaftskrise, die Deutschland zu dem Zeitpunkt, Anfang der 30er Jahre schwer getroffen hatte.

[@andreaschrist4093]

Tja, woran könnte das liegen, dass damals kaum Müll herumlag, hmm? Du kommst bestimmt von alleine drauf.

[@mknm1349]

22:00 The Leipzig train station is still there and is a good reference point if you wish to trace the route using a mapping application.

[@IronIck45]

Leipziger, erkennt ihr die Strassen? Welche Gegend ist das so grob?

[@jerentino]

@@IronIck45 Das sind verschiedene Viertel. Der anfang sieht aus wie der osten Leipzigs? Dann erkenn ich noch den waldplatz und Jahnallee und den Petersteinweg, Roßplatz und Augustusplatz usw.

[@IronIck45]

Ja, schon klar-aber mir würde eine Minutenangabe mit Strassenkreuzung helfen um die Strecke nachfahren zu können. Oh hier ist eine ähnliche Fahrt mit Strassennamen einblendungen, das hilft sicher. Auch ein tolles Video.kzbin.info/www/bejne/eXa3epeCoK-Aas0 @@jerentino

[@i.b.4333]

Amazing! And already a lot of bicycles! Love to watch!

[@jurgenkarrasch7131]

Super Video klasse gemacht!😎

[@neovxr]

Truly amazing, thanks for your beautiful work. When you continue, you might check the aspect ratio according to the round lights of the cars, and also set it right already at the input of the AI process. Another very little thing - streets no purple.

[@714metaldetecting]

Excellent job NASS ! really would love to see that same place today 2023 and see if it has changed. Thanks for taking us backwards

[@NASS_0]

Thanks

[@Baskerville22]

Streets are so clean

[@nhhfdyhvdfghh]

Вероятно, это потому, что ещё не внедрили в массовое производство пластик. 🙂

[@Baskerville22]

@@nhhfdyhvdfghh Possibly. Also, cardboard cartons and fast-food containers - styrofoam.

[@dlanodsknib]

Are you using new software? There are still some flashings and colour shifts - but what you have been able to achieve is quite remarkable! You even have the trams in yellow! Congratulations. One can see those times in an entirely new light.

[@berndmoormann8486]

So sauber und schön und alles war tatsächlich ein bisschen langsamer .Und alles erbaut und in stand gehalten nur mit Muskelkraft und heute haben wir alles erdenkliche an Technik und co. , bekommen es aber nicht hin wieder einen solchen Zustand zu erreichen. Jeder hat Angst, zu wenig zu bekommen oder zuviel zu arbeiten.

[@salis-salis]

Nice, love these kind of videos! If you have anything from Sweden or Finland, that would be awesome..

[@TrabantTV]

Super......... Vielen Dank.

[@michaelwoodi8564]

tolles zeitdokument...vielen dank

[@12377561]

You did the job well, thank you. What a beautiful old world life

[@TheGadgetPanda]

I think somebody needs some new sound effect files. All that bell ringing was driving me crazy!

[@Larkinchance]

It could use about 5% lateral stretch. Another piece of brilliant work, thank you

[@jaquemate4792]

Leipzig in 1931 was a huge motropoli. Love this video!

[@atawallpa28]

super 👌 einer müsste mal die heutige strecke abfahren, mit straßennamen. thumb up 👍

[@elias-dn9ym]

kann dir google street view empfehlen. wenn du den hbf als refrenzpunkt nimmst, kannst du die strecke ganz gut vergleichen

[@NASS_0]

Thanks ;)

[@TheBritalianJob]

Seeing this makes me realise how unforgivable the impact of brutalist and modernist city planning has been in the last century

[@garlicgorilla6540]

The Mar. Xists won WW2. Now look at modern multi kulti Europe.

[@elias-dn9ym]

​@@garlicgorilla6540🤡

[@LetharG]

Surely you mean indiscriminate dropping of heavy ordinance.

[@pettermillar4158]

Nice sunny day.

[@aleksandarnikolic2743]

Nice👍👍

[@NASS_0]

Thanks

[@user-dx2cc4ll7i]

the streets are cleaner than some peoples floors

[@groovymovie84]

And to think 14 years later, about 60% of this town would be destroyed completely...

[@BOZ_11]

Beautiful work NASS! Is the purple tinge/hue there to obfuscate artefacts on the near 100-year-old film?

[@wymorr]

Mega!!!!

[@user-uc9tj5uh8x]

Прекрасный ухоженный город😊

[@oisac2003]

Дякуємо вашому каналу , за кадри історії .👍

[@ewaplewinska4628]

Piękne miasto bylo.

[@anettgloeckner5604]

Eine wunderschöne Zeit.

[@PascalGienger]

At 10:54 you see "HORCH AUTOMOBILE" (Horch Automobiles). Horch was the founder of the company and it is also an old fashion German word for the command "Listen!". They replaced it with the same in Latin: AUDI.

[@billdeburgh]

You don't know what you are talking about. Not "they" - "he"!

[@user-pp6bs2gp4g]

вот это дороги уже тогда были!

[@detlefk5615]

Bei allem Respekt vor dem Haufen Arbeit, welche in diesem Video steckt : ds neue Sounddesign nervt nach spätestens 5 Minuten ob seiner häufigen Wiederholungen 😞. Ich kenne ja auch die erste Fassung des restaurierten Videos. Diese finde ich persönlich besser. Ich kenne aus eigener Fahrerpraxis die gezeigten Strecken mit Stand ab Ende 70er sewlbst. Sooo wenige Gebäude sind gar nicht verschwunden 🙂 Nochmals: RESPEKT

[@-AJaj]

Wow, hab’s mir 3 mal angeschaut und werde es noch öfters tun;) schade das es keine Fahrt in den Süden von Leipzig gibt. In der torgauer Straße gibts noch nicht viel zu der Zeit. Die Bahn startet dort wahrscheinlich an der Endhaltestelle..heute gehts da bis nach paunsdorf. Die Eisenbahnstrasse ist eine Wucht! Damals arbeiter-viertel, heute eine der Problemstrassen, was Kriminalität angeht. Zum Schluss und dann nach der Waldstraße, wo heute das neue Sportforum liegt gibts auf dem Video auch noch nichts, vor knapp 100 Jahren😃 nach der Ziegelei Straße ist es zu Ende. Leider. Es würde dann Richtung Lindenauer Markt gehen.. Also es gibt nur eine Frage: gibts noch mehr von den Videos? Damals fasste Leipzig 700.000 Einwohner, obwohl es flächig viel, viel kleiner war und weniger bebaut. Eine tolle Zeit, als noch nicht die ganzen Autos alles zugeparkt haben! Es ist viel erhalten geblieben in Leipzig und ich liebe die Jugendstil-Häuser! Leider ist zu DDR Zeiten mehr zerfallen, als dem 2. WK zum Opfer gefallen ist und vieles wurde nach der Wende (1990) abgerissen, was noch erhalten werden hätte können.

[@supersakthi1]

This film is just like the 1906 San Francisco film. The only difference is that there are fewer horse carts as more cars were available in the 1930s

[@cvb6957]

Kann es sein dass bei der Bearbeitung etwas schief gegangen ist? Die Menschen, die Autos und die Fuhrwerke wirken deutlich zu schmal. Insbesondere sieht man das bei den Fuhrwerken (Leiterwagen) , die rechts am Straßenrand stehen.

[@german_goverment]

Nostalgic I was planning on something at that tune

[@ivanj.conway9919]

Was Leipzig one of the cities bombed in the second world war? I have to wonder how many of these buildings no longer exist. We have to be eternally, grateful to all those who had the vision and foresight to capture everyday life in their time, all the average and mundane, no one thought anything of, so that it could be a priceless, treasure for those generations well, into the future. Can you imagine, Hitler was roaming around as a young man, when this was filmed, and who could possibly, imagine all that would happen in just a few, short, years ahead. Wild. Never underestimate the things you capture today, guys, as they could very well, be the priceless, gems to generations to come, well into the future.

[@careycraig4360]

EXCELLENT VIDEO! A Wonderful Restoration!! A couple of things in this video really stood out in my opinion. 1st Travelling through this German City, it looked Very Similar to travelling through any North American City of the same Size , I found that interesting. 2nd, this film was reported to have been taken in 1931 just a couple of years before Adolf Hitler came to power, I was always of the thoughts that Germany was in Economic Ruin prior to Hitler coming to power, and that one of the main reasons Hitler won the Elections was that he promised to fix the POOR ECONOMIC state of affairs that existed , he stated "Give me 4 years and I will Fix the ECONOMIC DEPPRESSION " I can't say I really saw anything that would indicate an ECONOMIC DEPRESSION or anything like it in this Video taken in 1931. I saw no SOUP LINES or Beggars in the Streets, actually quite the opposite, the people of LEIPZIG in this video look reasonably well off for the most part!! Again, it was a lovely day for a Street Car Cruise.!!

[@ogermeddl2974]

just for ur information. he did not realy win the election back than. the nazis manipulated the election. in some regions they overwatched the elections. it was not realy a free election in 1933. they canceld legal votes if they were not voting for the nsdap. in some regions they also had no voting booth so they could clearly see what someone voted, they also bullied people to vote for the nsdap and a lot of other things that is not legal for a free election happend back than

[@fourteen-bit]

The effects of the crash were a bit delayed compared to the US, this was filmed just before the really bad downward spiral began.

[@almeggs3247]

It’s really all about WHAT YOU DONT SEE that’s great!

[@Stoned2072]

Unglaublich wie sauber die Stadt mal war...!

[@tdrs1765]

That was one of Germany’s most industrialized i.e. at that time dirtiest cities. My grandma - born in Leipzig, living in Dresden - told me that her skirt, white jn the morning, grey at high noon, was beige in the evening

[@climatly3425]

Ich glaub das liegt nur daran dass das Video extrem "verwaschen" ist durch die hochskalierung und färbung des Bildes. Details sind unerkennbar.

[@Stoned2072]

@@climatly3425 kann sein das es so ist , aber bei 7:05 macht einer die Strasse sauber . Ich denke , es war damals sauberer als Heute, die Menschen hatten früher ein ganz andere Einstellung zum Leben und zur Gesellschaft. .

[@narrowpath9491]

We are definitely going backwards

[@elias-dn9ym]

just because everything looks beautiful in this video?

[@narrowpath9491]

@@elias-dn9ym could name many things

[@elias-dn9ym]

@@narrowpath9491 ok go on...

[@ericbitzer5247]

I agree 100%

[@topfundus1093]

Vielen Dank! Herrliche Details. Der DKW-Autoladen bei Minute 10:36 fetzt.

[@alleusersweg]

sehr interessant, besonders wenn man Leipzig kennt. etwas überdigitalisiert, dadurch geht die Authentizität etwas verloren, geht aber in Ordnung - hat sicher viel Arbeit gemacht. Wirkt etwas gestaucht bei mir... Danke für das Video!

[@udospickermann9518]

Es freut mich ,so schöne Bilder von unserem schönen Leipzch zu sehen Da war noch keine Hektik.Wie sagte doch schon unser größte Dichter?Mein Leipzig liebe ich,es ist ein klein Paris.Vielen Dank für das Einstellen des Film's!

[@heinzbergner]

Nein, es hieß nicht "Mein Leipzig liebe ich,es ist ein klein Paris!", sondern "Mein Leipzig lob ich mir ,es ist ein Klein-Paris und bildet die Leute" 😉 Möchtest du dich etwa mit dem Herrn Goethe anlegen? 😯😂

[@odenirpena6573]

Cidade muito bem estruturada. A mobilidade urbana da época, demostra um alto nível de entendimento social e politico. Cidade limpa, ambiente saudável.

[@shadesofmist9214]

So sauber , unfassbar. In der Welt würde ich leben wollen.

[@toilettekot4528]

Nice video! Imo there is a better version of this vid tho with more muted colors and in which the cars and people dont have that trippy LSD kinda vibe to them lol Everyone should check that out

[@Kiwigold-on7mc]

Marvelous video, such clean well kept streets, this was just before Hitlers rise to power in 1933 and the World and this city was never the same as about half of Leipzig was destroyed by Allied Bombing in WW2.

[@seandelap8587]

Not a spot on the road absolutely incredible

[@NASS_0]

Thanks ^^

[@IDNHANTU2day]

Back in the Day, pedestrians and cyclist, although not having gone to school to learn Physics (Mass, Speed, Energy, Momentum, Relativity, etc.), they had the natural instinct to respect objects bigger than them. They got out of the way. They did not have the pedestrian mentality we find today; complete with the hope they my be able to use that lawyer number they got from watching daytime TV (while everyone else is working).

[@valesans]

Can you make videos of Naples,italy?

[@tamanako2507]

It would be interesting to see how those streets look like today

[@pettermillar4158]

5:20. This guy on a bike a several years later was in some battlefield. I wish he survived and came back home.

[@7and12inchvinyl]

As you know, I love your videos. But is it me or is it my device today? It seems like the video is vertically elongated.

[@NASS_0]

Hi its 4:3

[@7and12inchvinyl]

Oh, well, maybe it's just me being a sthickler. But I think the aspect ratio is slightly off on my device or something. Because it's not perfectly round, all you have to do is look at any of the wheels on any of the vehicles, and you'll see they don't look like they're perfectly round. They look a little slightly elongated. But then again i'm a stickler still love the video

[@wilsondassumpcao2089]

They didn't suspect the horrors that would take place just 8 years later with the events of WW2...