Paris On The Seine (1950-1955)

[@tw3ak1t9]

Incroyable, merci beaucoup.

[@barbaraseidel1905]

What a splendid City! I was in Paris in 2015- 2021 and just in 2020-2021 the City was empty, almost like in the 50‘s.

[@woodewoode]

What a camera crew! Legends all!!

[@ccc2784]

Speechless. absolutely stunning!!!

[@Kurios57]

The good old days ...

[@henrikalijah3840]

i dont mean to be so off topic but does someone know a method to log back into an Instagram account?? I stupidly lost the account password. I would love any tricks you can give me.

[@walkermelvin9716]

@Henrik Alijah Instablaster =)

[@sidneypedroso3415]

Before muslim invasion

[@Yakman18]

Most beautiful city in the world.

[@VuHien2011]

back then , the beautiful buildings were not cleaned yet and many were covered in dirt.

[@simplementdub]

Delightfull

[@hankbannister]

Le temps détruit tout.

[@JBLXVI]

La beauté de cette ville sans ce mobilier urbain , ces panneaux, qui ont TOUT enlaidi ! les perspectives sont gâchées, les aspects linéaires ont disparu, l'unicité aussi. Tout est défiguré

[@petergeff2415]

Un Paris de carte postale.

[@pedrojunior83]

Damn youtube ads interrupting the video!!!!!! They are just to annoy people to force them to buy youtube premium!!!!!!!!

[@leenieledejo6849]

Don't you realize that it's possible for content creators to DECLINE ads? Some do.

[@JanaCoetzeeArt]

❤

[@victoremmanuell_ptbr1902]

As the documentary said: Paris was miraculously saved from the bombing that destroyed many other great cities in Europe like Berlin, London, Vienna or Rome..... Paris passed throughout WW2 untouched.........

[@leenieledejo6849]

Fake information. London, Rome and Vienna were NOT destroyed. The overwhelming majority of important buildings still stand in these cities. Reconstruction work took place too. London has a LOT of buildings that date back centuries and some are even between 1,000-2,000 years old like the Tower of London, the London Wall, Westminster Hall and St Pancras church. Rome has sooo many ancient buildings. Rome was also declared an "open city" after 1943 and no longer bombed. Even before then, targets included air bases and industrial yards. Apart from four bombs dropped on the Vatican, I don't know of ANY historical monuments that were affected. I assume you haven't visited any of these cities?

[@renecousin7244]

Incroyable qu'elle soit en anglais la présentation dommage .

[@sidneypedroso3415]

Before muslim invadion😂😂😂😂😂