" A TRIP THROUGH GERMANY " 1930s BERLIN, HELGOLAND, TRIER, GERMANY TRAVELOGUE XD86585

[@usakousa]

Great to see inside the Anhalter Bahnhof!

[@lalo-kt4te]

Looks more safe than today's Germany 😆

[@jec1ny]

How many Jews did you poll on that question?

[@lalo-kt4te]

@jec1ny nah they are too busy right now 😂

[@Berlin-Kladow]

amazing footage of Bavaria, Berlin, and the train system. Some of it I've never seen before. I'm sure there's still a lot more.

[@PeriscopeFilm]

@Berlin-Kladow glad you saw it and enjoyed it!

[@oaktadopbok665]

What a beautiful, peaceful country! What could go wrong?

[@srednaz]

Very awesome film. Thank you.

[@PeriscopeFilm]

Glad you liked it!

[@JARRETT7121]

A great Anglo-Saxon civilization

[@Mr.SLovesTheSacredHeartofJesus]

You’re absolutely right about that. Now look at Germany 🇩🇪.

[@Mr.SLovesTheSacredHeartofJesus]

Thank you for posting this video.

[@mikeray1544]

Very sturn looking personell at the train station-

[@robloggia]

The narration has to be 1933, not sure about the footage, maybe the year before?

[@conveyor2]

From 11:30, the vintage years on the bottles of wine goes to 1935.

[@PepeLePewPew-qy3en]

The Reichstag burned down in Feb 1933

[@PeriscopeFilm]

@robloggia As our description states: The film's release or at least the footage it contains seemingly predates 1933, when the Reichstag Building (shown intact at 1:50) was burned by the Nazis as part of Adolf Hitler's plot to consolidate power. However it is not altogether clear, as the burning of the building occurred just weeks after Hitler came into power as Reich Chancellor, and the narration mentions him by name at (2:15). This means that the film probably dates to right about 1933, when Hitler was Chancellor but before he burned the Reichstag. This means that the film probably dates to right about 1933, when Hitler was Chancellor but before he burned the Reichstag.

[@thebigweasle]

But it also mentions that garmish pattenkirchen is the site of the 1936 Olympics so?

[@conrad4667]

4:10 Niederfinow Boat Lift opened March 21, 1934.

[@johnlouisville]

Posting this video was the Reich thing to do..

[@samuellowekey9271]

Already signs of what was to come.

[@PepeLePewPew-qy3en]

I never saw a single Turk

[@TinTin86-q4s]

@@PepeLePewPew-qy3en It was better.

[@captaintoyota3171]

​@@TinTin86-q4shahaha ignorance knows no bounds

[@Kabong-d9e]

Just before the GREAT BIG Pew-Pew-Gazoogoo!

[@wilhelm-z4t]

Interesting, but the narration changes. It starts out with one narrator, then switches to another, the reverts back to the original speaker, then ends with someone else yet again. It is different films from different time periods spliced together. Also, why is the narration of old newsreels/travelogues/etc. always so stilted? The narrators have very odd accents.

[@hud86]

The architecture is the same as most government buildings built over the past 50 years in the US, uhh ohh! You know what that means? I’ve felt a fascist presence among government workers and officials my whole life here. Anything for a steady paycheck and a little power over someone else. they will commit horrors, infringe on your rights, incarcerate you with little or no reason, all without batting an eye. If you can’t afford a lawyer, they’ll give you one who works for the state, no conflict of interest there.

[@costernocht]

In a few years it would be in rubble.

[@purpleku7768]

Aaaaaaand then it was flattened

[@jec1ny]

Very sad. But a good rule of life is that if you don't want your cities bombed into rubble, don't do it to other people's cities first.