Allein im Museum | Pergamonmuseum. Das Panorama mit Martin Maischberger

[@gabiwonderwall0582]

Vielen Dank. Ich versuche mir immer vorzustellen, was für ein unglaublich beeindruckender Anblick diese komplette Anlage gewesen sein muss!

[@thomask4552]

Vielen Dank für den informativen Schnelldurchgang! Wirklich traumhaft, die Zusammenstellung.

[@MuseumsLove]

Fabulous tour of the exhibition! Thank you!

[@bens1221sop]

Thanks for the English subtitle.

[@imanfang3418]

Danke

[@olgasirenko5275]

Dankeschön, sehr interessant erzählt.

[@tammas4771]

Danke.

[@andiweinbender50415]

❤️🦋👨‍👩‍👧‍👦🙏🌏Love from Kempten

[@ArchaeoReporter]

You are one of the most important archaeological museum in Europe. What about producing a video with a simple spotlight in order to avoid the shadows on the curator's face?

[@LilliLyna]

Klasse, dass das Museum sich auch auf KZbin präsentiert! Schade nur, dass die Ausleuchtung nicht professionell ist - da wäre doch etwas mehr Aufwand angemessen gewesen.

[@staatlichemuseenzuberlin]

Danke fürs Feedback!

[@giulianoradice4715]

Multas gratias ago vobis quod dum labores vestros Mediolani video mihi videor esse Berolini.

[@yanogamerik5012]

Dort wurden doch früher Kleinkinder und Menschen ansich geopfert warum baut man sowas auf?

[@kritikos5918]

Quatsch, bei den Griechen gab es keine Menschenopfer.

[@lal07kong32]

war gut xd

[@mentesIV]

Germany should give back the Pergamon Altar, it is ridiculous to say that the agreements are legal, it is ridiculous to characterize the agreement with a tyrant as legal. This is the legacy of a different world that Germany should not take, the German authorities should stop insisting. Believe me, the return of the Pergamon Altar will glorify Germany and therefore the German people. Pergamon Altar creates wounds in Germany every day it is not returned and it bleeds Germany from the wounds that have already been opened. The German authorities must now hear the horrible voice in the Berlin Museum, and put an end to this scream.

[@pazuzu002]

LOL, you muslims have no interest in this unislamic piece of art. You just want to misuse ist to get attention!

[@mentesIV]

​@@pazuzu002 LMAO, This is an altar built centuries before Islam. Pergamon is a well-known visited place in Türkiye. There is a huge gap in Pergamon right now because the Germans stole this Great Altar from the Turks. A people who ruled the whole of Anatolia at the time of the Pergamons. Relatives of Phrygians and Hittites. Today's genetic and cultural heirs of Phrygians and Hittites are Anatolian Turks. Read some books, thief. "Ferocious thief becomes right against the home owner." - Turkish proverb Thinking of Islam as an ethnicity... based german. Trying to own the history and mythology of a people who lived hundreds of thousands of kilometers away from you and lived thousands of years before you... What level of loser is this? These people are relatives of the Turks, thousands of years ago, people were building structures in Anatolia, sang songs and told stories, and at the same time that your ancestors were eating mud. Do not try to steal the history and culture of others! All of the characters in the Iliad and Odessa are people of civilizations that were born in Anatolia or later moved to Anatolia. Sarpedon, Paris, Polites, Achilles, Hector, Nestor, Menelaus, Priam, Mentes, Aeneas(It is also the origin of "Enes" which is the most popular name in Türkiye at the moment.), Glaucus, Briseis, Odysseus, Agamemnon... These characters are the ancestors of the Lydians, Phrygians, and Hittites, all of whom emerged from the peoples that fused after the Trojan War. And their closest relatives today, whether culturally or genetically, are the peoples living in Anatolia today. ... Besides, isn't it ironic that disgusting organizations like ISIS destroy historical artifacts with weapons and equipment they procured from westerners and snatch them from the local people? You both are thieves, same same but different. Every day, every hour, every minute that you don't give these and similar historical artifacts to their owners... You are continuing a tradition inherited by the Nazis.

[@mentesIV]

@@georgeraptis2713 This has nothing to do with race, idiot. Back to the City, to the city it belongs to, İzmir/Bergama.

[@mentesIV]

@@georgeraptis2713 It was the Greek insurgents who destroyed the Peloponnese, engaged in massacres across the Peloponnese and killed every Turk and Jew in their path. In addition, it is Christianity itself that destroyed the ancient city of Peloponnese and the ancient city of Sparta! If the Ottomans had not conquered the Balkans and Anatolia, there would not be a single piece of history left in the Balkans or in Anatolia by peoples ancient Greek, Roman or with pagan belief. Read some books, you ignorant man!

[@Yusuf.218]

@George Raptis eğer Yunanlılarınsa o zaman Yunanlılara ver . gerçek sahiplerine. Niye sahipleniyorsun. Sizin olmayan tarihi eserlere

[@eviatevia]

Wo er gesagt hat Tier und andere Opfer...😒

[@lal07kong32]

falls jemand das liest schreibt lol

[@mallinalii]

was denn? lol

[@lal07kong32]

fif

[@ballycidayi9694]

Lol

[@kadimkaya8014]

falsche Information. Pergamon hat mit der Griechisches Vergangenheit nicht zutun. In der Zeit gibt's kein Griechisches Gründung.

[@pazuzu002]

Sagt ausgerechnet ein Türke…..

[@mallinalii]

@@pazuzu002 warum nicht? auf jeden fall ist die zeit griechischer als römisch oder türkisch. wann wurde griechenland gegründet? und von wehm? in welche zeit fällt pergamon? und danke für @kadimkaya8014 den hinweis !!

[@zombee67]

​@@pazuzu002... schreibt ausgerechnet ein längst vergessener Dämon!

[@kritikos5918]

Was für ein Unfug. Die Westküste der heutigen Türkei war damals übersät mit griechischen Städten, die seit etwa 1200 v.Chr. und dann wieder ab 700 v.Chr. gegeründet wurden.