Hamburg, Germany 1920s in color [60fps,Remastered] w/sound design added

[@NASS_0]

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[@이건영-j4b]

저 과거 영상의 원본 의 출처는 어디인가요? 데이터 원본 실사를 보고 싶네요. 그리고 과거 영상본이다보니까 궁금한데 1900년대 초에 저런 영상기술과 음성을 실제로 담을수 있었나요? 저런 영상기술이 1800년대 후반에도 개발이 되었는지?? 최초의 사진으로는 1800년대 초반인가 중반에 촬영한걸로 알고 있거든요. 저때 촬영한 목적은 거리를 촬영할려고 시나, 지방자치단체에서 촬영을 한건가요?

[@paulibaer_206]

Mmh, das eine ist doch das Chile Haus. Irgendwie erscheint mir das zu hell. Jetzt ist die Frage, sind dann auch andere Farben zu hell geraten? Aber grundsätzlich finde ich das toll.

[@46magno]

I am 79 years old, I’m old,I’m tired,I missing my childhoods,my youth,I’m missing my parents,my unique love of 45 year, I love life,I’m grateful to the Universe,my beautiful experience,,my bad experience that taught me a lot, I miss the old times when people valued love. I am worry about how the world will be when I will enter to the Unseen World. Thanks for the inspirational video who remind us we can be and do better.👏👏👏

[@NASS_0]

Thank you very much for your comment, God bless.

[@heinerfranz7010]

You will come back in this and will have a new start, with new experiences and a new great love. Bless you Brother 🙏🤗

[@marie-joseannet5364]

Oui je comprends... avant d entrer dans ce monde invisible mais comprehensible pour ceux qui mettent leur foi en Jésus Christ demandez lui de se révéler à vous priez le. .. La Parole de Dieu dit qu Il est le chemin la vérité la vie... prenez courage....

[@ChrisT-O]

Meine 2. Heimatstadt. Meine Großmutter ist 1900 in Hamburg geboren und war in den 20ern eine junge Frau. Durch diesen Film kann ich Hamburg so sehen, wie sie es damals sah. Vielen Dank für dieses schöne Stück Zeitgeschichte.

[@windsorkid7069]

My grandfather was born in Hamburg in 1925. If he were alive today he would've loved this video. Great video Nass! ❤

[@NASS_0]

Oh cool!! Thx!!

[@NikofromNikosDeli]

Im so grateful for these videos. Im grateful to you NASS for constantly going back in time to obtain this footage. Thank you.

[@iloveyoumadhuri]

These shots of Germany look better than modern parts of US Cities, and this was 100 years ago.

Actually, it looks better than today...

[@herberthartwig8544]

Will always Amaze me how they built those tall buildings without today’s technology, it’s absolutely fantastic how they managed it! Lovely video as always Nass 👍👍

[@NASS_0]

Thx!

[@tomsisson660]

Instead of computer algorithms they did it with trigonometry and geometry. Tom Sisson

[@petebeatminister]

Very interesting! This is obviously a film about the "modern" bin wagon, that makes the collection process much easier for the workers. Very briefly it also shows the oldfashioned way of collecting the rubbish, at 3:15

[@markodzo]

in my country were still using this method

[@BOZ_11]

Top-notch restoration NASS!

[@NASS_0]

Thx!!

[@asan1050]

NASS! Thank you very much!

[@NASS_0]

Thx bro!

[@morgangallowglass8668]

Magnificent! Amazing to see everyday life!

[@KameradPimper]

sehr schön, mehr davon.

[@Leavingthisworld]

Absolutely mind blowing restoration of This old film. Thank you so much for the work you do.❤

[@NASS_0]

Thx! ^^

[@petulafrance]

Merveilleux. Merci

[@NASS_0]

Merci à vous

[@DorothaDuran]

colorizethis AI fixes this. Hamburg 1920s color remaster released.

[@anteuzel5324]

Great video super NASS Hambrg was beautiful the best city in 1920 nostalgia big support from Croatia

[@NASS_0]

Thx bro!

[@stannesk]

Vor mehr als 100 Jahren!? Ach, wie schön, wie romantisch!

[@Fevebblefester]

I liked the Krupp office building. Big arms manufacturer during the wars.

[@nwicconsultants6640]

With much if not all of the actual production being done in Essen....correct?

[@katek6808]

The building still stands, it's called Chilehaus and is usually part of sightseeing tours.

[@Fevebblefester]

@@nwicconsultants6640 Honestly I just recognized the name and of course what they had done during the wars.

[@gretetimm]

Hamburg and Berlin are basically neighboring cities. I love Hamburg! Kind regards from Berlin. The tram is greatly missed in Hamburg. 👍❤🚊

[@mats7492]

Funny, how the trash collection system has barely changed in 100 years. Only difference is that the bins are not tilted by hand anymore

[@mauricebederon869]

I live in West Germany. Our garbage disposal employees have to put the heavy trash cans out of the basement and onto the street, like they did 100 years ago.

[@mats7492]

@@mauricebederon869 wow, thats crazy.. we have plastic bins with wheels here.. also west germany..

[@pietg.6249]

​@@mauricebederon869Ist aber auch nicht richtig..oder?

[@joellefaviere5855]

Merci de votre travail. Ma chere grand mère née en 1907 a été gouvernante pendant 8 ans durant ces année à Stuttgart et je suis heureuse de vour ce qu elle a vu. 😊

[@NASS_0]

merci a vous!

[@SomewhereInside]

Haunting to think this city was levelled to the ground by the good guys just twenty years after this footage was taken . To the civilians of this city I apologise as a British Citizen .

[@historybuff66]

My parents went through the round the clock bombing and subsequent firestorm of July ‘43-but then War is War.

[@SomewhereInside]

@@historybuff66 Yes terrible times on both sides , let’s hope we two nations never fight each other again .

[@pietg.6249]

It was a Shame, i agree..

[@johnny-88DAP]

The good guys? Well, that depends on where you get your history. The winners write it.

[@historybuff66]

@@johnny-88DAP Yes, to the victors go the spoils…and the pen as well.

[@victormarie525]

Je me demande toujours pourquoi ce pays si bucolique, inventif, démocratique et intellectuellement de haute volée va dans quelques années faire un choix terrible qui va les emmener droit dans le mur et changer le monde pour toujours.

[@effingsix3825]

The hyperinflation.

[@pietg.6249]

Schreckliche Entscheidungen gehören zur Menschheitsgeschichte..Welches Land, incl. Frankreich, hat keine gemacht..?

[@richmeyer2064]

Nice attention to detail with that touch of violin at 3:20!

[@istria1240]

so clean!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@viorelpiscanu9425]

It was WEIMAR REPUBLIK TIMES... People started to recover from the bloody WW1...A short happy break up until 1933 ...

[@peternemeth1777]

Mind blown. This is too cute. 😍

[@MrBingo37]

im so excited from your work! What are the tools you use ?

[@AdrianMulligan]

Looks like heaven 😮

[@viorelpiscanu9425]

❤ Greetings from Bucarest ROMANIA 💐🤗🌹🤝🍀

[@buhransavar5874]

Çok ender bir film 🌹

[@Daweisstebescheid]

Danke fürs zeigen , ich komme Hamburg 😂👌

[@honkytonk4465]

Wieso erzählen Sie ganz Hamburg was gerade sexuell bei Ihnen abgeht?

[@marstondavis]

Very unique way to pick up the garbage. Nobody thinks the garbage man is a very important person. Until he doesn't pick up the garbage for three weeks. Around the fifth week he becomes more important than the doctors.

[@katinka7798]

So sauber ❤❤❤ aaach heute alles vermüllt und die Architektur.. wüürg

[@grailness1085]

Weimar Germany, a parallel of the modern world

[@Baskerville22]

Very clever & efficient garbage collection for that time

[@steadyeddie639]

Who still thinks that we won WW2 and saved Europe..?

[@El_Fabricio]

Als Hamburg noch Hamburg war.

[@historybuff66]

My mother and father born here, 1933 and 1929 respectively. I wish they were alive to see this footage. They both endured the horrific firestorm of July, 1943.

[@timstar28]

Everything was so clean and nice and everyone seems to give one another their personal space. Sucks I couldn't have grown up in the 50s or something. Even their trash men dress respectful 😂

[@mauricebederon869]

We have plastic stuff with wheels too, but the weight is very high and to work with them is not a pleasure because of the speed of the whole team.

[@MausTheGerman]

Grüße gehen raus an die Jungs von der Müllabfuhr 👌🏻

[@ElisabetaTofalvi]

Lovely video as alweis NASS!!!..Fantastic !!!..THANK YOU!!!❤🎉❤

[@NASS_0]

Thx!!

[@Traildraft]

I noticed that the first refuse vehicle in the city was horse drawn. Maybe just for inner city? Interesting concept though, how the cans fit right into the receptacle on the truck being used In residential areas.

[@Mario-ko5up]

People live and survive #1 war 1914 pandemia 1918. And #2 war

[@historybuff66]

My grandmother was one of them, born and lived in Hamburg all her life, passing age 91.

[@honkytonk4465]

A world without Talahons is that even possible?

[@robertmiller7721]

Everyone responsible for the next war about a decade later was alive somewhere in Germany. Those kids walking with their mothers would be fighting and dying in that next decade as well.

[@bardo0007]

The quality of this restoration process is not as good as earlier videos, maybe because of the new teqhnique, still very nice clip from Hamburg

[@NASS_0]

the source in black and white and very Deteriorate!

[@duongtran9272]

Những thước phim quá đẹp

[@10urquhart]

Western europe 1920s street cleaners, 2024,India, Africa, Middle East, STREET CLEANER, NEVER HEARD OF IT

[@السعوديه-ذ4ب]

❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤جميل جدا

[@keyjob19]

Wo sind die Karren?

[@lenia-victoria]

my fave city ❤❤❤

[@JabuLICORNE]

You put too much engine and traffic noise. I think the cities of that time were less noisy than those of today.

[@eridalgodiniz99]

👏👏👏👏👏

[@ALEXeivastsuk1975]

Hollo,very good movie,with garbage trucks. Something about this reminds me of today!!!

[@brunokoch672]

Even the trash collectors looked way better than the average man today.

[@paulibaer_206]

Mmh, das eine ist doch das Chile Haus. Irgendwie erscheint mir das zu hell. Jetzt ist die Frage, sind dann auch andere Farben zu hell geraten? Aber grundsätzlich finde ich das toll.

[@williamlloyd3769]

High tech garbage truck complete with trash separation. Spill resistant trash cans!

[@DennisSalonga-o8b]

📺📺📺😍😍😍

[@KgssyHdxji]

Poverty was in that time, because of some "Big Noses"

[@deanronson6331]

1920 - two years after the WW I slaughterhouse - the war that Germany and Austria started and ignominiously lost. 3 million German soldiers died, and 4,2 million were wounded. This represented 54.6% of the 13 million soldiers Germany mobilized for the war. That's why Hamburg is so deserted and why it's almost impossible to see any men of conscription age in the streets. A garbage truck is featured prominently in the video - a fitting metaphor for the Germany of the first half of the 20th c.. And yet, today's German and non-German commenters alike get sentimental over this footage as if they were looking at a paradise lost.

[@sylvier9548]

super🤎🤎🤎🐎🐎🐎💐💐💐💮🐞

[@imransharif443]

Before 100 years good System good Service very best

[@iloveyoumadhuri]

And Adolf Hitler ruined this place? Sad.

[@elshadjafar2437]

Salam. Yəqin bu binalar mövcud deyil. Müharibə vaxti bombalana bilərdilət. Dəyərli paylaşimdir. Bəyənərək dəstək verdim. Təşşəkkürlər. Qucaq dolusu sevgilər Azərbaycandan

[@edwardalamo2507]

The thought of losing your country’s heritage, language,religion,culture and customs,this is all possible today, unless it’s reversed

[@BOZ_11]

Even by the 19th century, Europe was irreligious.

[@HEALINGTHEWOUNDS]

Spot on Edward

[@SniffyPoo]

the nazis lost their heritage by murdering 6 million people

[@TheDanEdwards]

Imagine crying over the loss of Kaiser Wilhelm's defeated German, during the time of the rise of the Nazi party. But that's where you're at.

[@HEALINGTHEWOUNDS]

@@TheDanEdwards it's about our loss in the UK.

[@The_Old_Wolf]

"Please like and share and subscribe!" "No." Any website that demands I do these things, it absolutely isn't going to happen. If I like the content organically, I will do so without being begged.

[@Howiex-is8gq]

Now we have machines for garbage.only driver needed...

[@marka.graffakasnakebitenat3736]

Before Hitler.

[@grailness1085]

Weimar Germany was not a good time

[@julianyc422]

13 years later, hate wins in Germany.

[@BOZ_11]

it wasn't hate, they were rejecting austerity and burning books promoting transgenderism. The first such operation was conducted in Bavaria: "Dora Rudolfine Richter[3] (16 April 1892 - 26 April 1966) was a German trans woman and the first known person to undergo complete male-to-female gender-affirming surgery.[4] " The same evil forces were at work back then

[@JohnDoe-nh7vx]

No, 13 years later Germany gets fed up with subversion and tries to do something about it only to be wrecked by puppet governments around the world.

[@memyself8043]

Als es noch deutsch war und nicht wie heute Hamburgistan

[@katinka7798]

Dat trifft leider auf den Rest von Deutschland auch zu ... Und wie sauber alles war

[@Ozype20017]

Wunderbar, not a migrant or a welfare parasite in site. Only hard working honest german folks. Love from Sweden! 🇸🇪♥️🇩🇪

[@torcik]

Germany had a huge welfare system in place

[@Ozype20017]

@@torcik Before they destroyed it, like Sweden!

[@misemefein100]

​@@torcikare you sure about that in comparison to today? They got the nice gift of hyperinflation too which will arrive here soon

[@nicokolsen]

but European colonial parasites like you were in northern Africa and the Middle East

Keep your rascist junk in Sweden. No love from Hamburg

[@kidcoma1340]

Wait, where are the obnoxious arabs and junkies?

[@TheDanEdwards]

Oh look, another bigot.

[@kdtune33]

Get some serious cardio as garbage man.

[@Greg-zr5rf]

Obserwowanie śmieciarki jest bardzo ciekawe a robota szła im sprawnie.

[@steadyeddie639]

Before the allies committed their atrocities..

[@awwrelic]

Before the Nazis led them to destruction.

[@torcik]

Like the holocaust?

[@JohnDoe-nh7vx]

@@awwrelic No, before the allies committed their atrocities.

[@JohnDoe-nh7vx]

@@awwrelic We know now..sorry.

[@Sha-pn3ky]

Телега впереди лошади скачет 😅

[@Greg-zr5rf]

Dzisiaj Turki i Kalifat to są Niemcy.

[@elchoya8432]

spending too much time on that stupid trash truck

[@jec1ny]

Lovely images of a world and city mostly lost to history. Most of old Hamburg was destroyed during the Second World War due to Allied bombing. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bombing_of_Hamburg_in_World_War_II

[@prc789]

Same as London, Coventry, Stalingrad, Warsaw and many other Towns and cities across Europe. The allies didn't start it!!!

[@jec1ny]

@@prc789 My comment was a statement of historical fact, not a moral criticism. I have long held the view that if you don't want your cities bombed into rubble, don't start doing it to others.

[@jec1ny]

@@prc789 My comment was an observation of historical fact, not a moral criticism. I have long believed that if you don't want your cities reduced to rubble, don't do it to others.

[@Greg-zr5rf]

Wiesz ile Polskich miast zostało zniszczonych przez Niemców w czasie wojny 😥😥😥 1 września 1938 atak na mój kraj będę wam zawsze pamiętał.

[@SaneAsylum]

@@prc789 Might want to check Churchill's history on that. He said that they bombed just to increase terror and later that they should re-think it because German's would use the building supplies that they wanted after the war rebuilding their cities. "“It seems to me that the moment has come when the question of bombing of German cities simply for the sake of increasing the terror, though under other pretexts, should be reviewed. Otherwise we shall come into control of an utterly ruined land. We shall not, for instance, be able to get housing materials out of Germany for our own needs because some temporary provision would have to be made for the Germans themselves. "

[@iloveyoumadhuri]

And Adolf Hitler ruined this place? Sad.

[@grailness1085]

Germany recovered after the war, now migrants are destroying Germany