The visit of Anne & Charles Lindbergh in the '"Tingmissartoq' to the Netherlands in 1933 in color!

[@Rick88888888]

*As the result of problems I had with KZbin, please note that from now on most of my videos will be configured as short documentaries with spoken commentary* .

[@MrJob91]

can you elaborate on what the problems were and how it affected your content?

[@MrJob91]

I saw u gave the answer to someone else his comment "I had a long struggle to convince them that I don't just "re-use content", but add significant value by restoring, enhancing & colorizing important historic footage. Adding more spoken commentary hopefully will better protect my channel for the future."

[@michael18640]

I got notification "Breathtaking Indonesia under Dutch rule in 1926 in color" but video was removed. So pity that youtube got that weird rules.((

[@Rick88888888]

@@michael18640 They are not gone but have all been moved to my other "Ricks Film Restoration" channel. The reason among other is that KZbin objects against some of the natives that appear in these films being topless. Here are the new links: kzbin.info/www/bejne/laXEgmCejtR6fsk

[@Rick88888888]

@@michael18640 PS: I have had heaps of problems with KZbin. Since today most issues have been resolved. Indeed some rules and consequent measures can result in very painful matters. It's like walking on eggs with KZbin.

[@markusr7421]

Stunning quality!!

[@andysvehiclehistorychannel]

Amazing film footage Rick

[@jsstar76]

They are still stunning. Thanks for these videos!

[@walk_london]

Sorry to hear you had these problems. The short form documentaries work well too:)

[@Rick88888888]

Thank you very much. I had a long struggle to convince them that I don't just "re-use content", but add significant value by restoring, enhancing & colorizing important historic footage. Adding more spoken commentary hopefully will better protect my channel for the future.

[@jtjjbannie]

@@Rick88888888 This is why youtube is a dying format. They shoot themselves in the foot almost daily. There are many other startup platforms, but understandably people are reluctant to use them because they are small. Good video as usual friend.

[@freedomforever6718]

Excellent restoration of this incredibly important historical footage. Thanks.

[@Rick88888888]

Many thanks!

[@777CaptMark]

Lindbergh's 1928 flight New York to Paris made him famous because he was the first person to fly the Atlantic solo. The route New York to Paris was chosen because of the Orteig Prize, which was a reward offered to the first Allied aviator(s) to fly non-stop from New York City to Paris or vice versa. The specific route was required to qualify for the prize, but flying it solo was what made it such an achievement. More than 60 people had flown the Atlantic before Lindbergh, but he was the first to do so solo.

[@jpByl]

Mooi stukje luchtvaartgeschiedenis! Dank!

[@mtmals9786]

Really nice archive film. Anne Lindbergh's books chronical these flights are a must read especially today.

[@catherine4970]

Fantastic channel! I’m always learning from you. Thank you.

[@Rick88888888]

Glad to hear it!

[@arnhemseptember2009]

Echt heel bijzonder! Bedankt.

[@aktchungrabanio6467]

Wonderful!

[@Sox148]

Not clear why YT makes problems to best authors like you rather than focusing on garbage channels! Format works, this video is PURE GOLD!!🌟👌🙌 Love the voice over with Dutch accent!! 🔝

[@Rick88888888]

Thanks. KZbin is run by algorithms, bots and A.I.'s, not real people. God help us because this is a prelude to the future.

[@Sox148]

@@Rick88888888 I know Rick but this is the issue... We humans have to manage technical solutions otherwise the algorithms will manage us.... 😉 Keep rocking!

[@freedomfreedom6652]

89 years ago its amazing video probably no dispatcher towers at all? how he would know where to landed?or just simply on the water near any town?

[@zalis5717]

Very Nice 👏 👏 👏 👏 👏

[@williamroberts1819]

Amazing

[@michaelmaterne]

Supporting comment.

[@excellenceinanimation960]

So cool!

[@oldmanhuppiedos]

Legendarische mensen.

[@lwilton]

That is an interesting trip that would be impossible to repeat only a few years later, and still may be very difficult to duplicate due to political divisions.

[@Kristiaan75]

In 1919 British aviators Alcock and Brown made the first non-stop transatlantic flight. Charles Lindbergh, besides being a anti-Semite racist, was the first to fly SOLO across the Atlantic.

[@GlitterendeEenhoorn]

Wow that’s amazing, are they in the open air when they fly?

[@Rick88888888]

It would seem that way...

[@maxmustardman298]

I think they had a retractable canope

[@excellenceinanimation960]

I’m reading there book!

[@bandicoot5412]

Accelerated tech in action

[@Baskerville22]

Lindbergh WASN'T the "first pilot to fly the Atlantic non-stop". He was the first to fly the Atlantic non-stop, SOLO. The first non-stop flight across the Atlantic occurred in 1919, 8 years before Lindbergh.

[@nigelstringerNVS]

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

[@deniskearney2368]

Record breaking flights carried out in a three piece suit and fashionable clothing. There’s style for you!

[@domi240295]

Its was a time the dream

[@hamlet7959]

The short document.ry format is actually very successful, for me at least. Interesting film on the Linberghs, shame his extreme pro-Nazi views later tarnished his reputation;

[@Rick88888888]

Thank you for your feedback.

[@death2pc]

FYI : Oprah, four years before, piloting her own craft (of course), circumnavigated the globe both longitudinally and latitudinally.