Then and Now! Groningen in the footsteps of the Canadians in WW2

[@rempie1993]

Nice to see my home town. During the yearly celebration of the liberation, you see Canadian flags pop up everywhere.

[@Misterwhistle]

I don't know why but I always get a knot in my throat when I see pictures like this. I not sure I could ever visit the Netherlands although I would like to. I,fear I'd just be an emotional wreck. Thank you for putting this and your shorts out for me and everyone to see. There are starting to be deniers now that this happened over 75 years ago and it must be kept fresh in the minds of the young. History repeats itself. "Lest we forget"

[@PatriotArms90]

It’s incredible how you find these old photos and find the exact spot where it was taken almost 80 years later, great work man

[@GiorgioArjani]

Awesome. Great to see my hometown being featured here 🙌🏻

[@TheSkytherMod]

Hey dude! Really dig the concept here. Never been to Europe and never actually knew just how old everything still is.

[@Joe32942]

USA is like its food: fake

[@Aria-ge1fl]

Groningen has been my home for the past 25 years ❤️ Your work is absolutely stunning. Thank you for sharing both your talent and such valuable pieces of history with us 🙏

[@KasperKatje]

Great to see one location from three different angles.

[@monty3OO]

Great to see, I am very familiair with this part of Groningen. I used to live there. The church is the St. Josef. Rademarkt, Zuiderdiep and Steenstilstraat are the streetnames.

[@Cas_anova]

2:21 "The damage of this town hall was caused by the fighting that happened between Canadian liberators and German occupiers during the liberation of Groningen in April of 1945."

[@Cas_anova]

So cool to see. I used to live there. Fun place. Youngest population out of all cities in The Netherlands. Enjoy the students.🍑👏🏼

[@sbonnet2004]

I mean butcher Van Dijk of course...

[@adamcoleCat425]

Awesome crazy how the buildings are the same but maybe painted or updated . Gives Me goosebumps . Those guys were true heroes . Keep up with these badass videos .

[@luisfercast2005]

The best channel I have ever seen Greetings from Cartagena Colombia🇨🇴🇨🇴 it is good to remember the past again so that we do not repeat history again and if history repeats itself we must be prepared Always Germany and Europe strong and great. Greetings to all parts of Europe from Colombia to our brother countries 🇨🇴🇨🇴🇨🇴

[@AlexHaan]

KZbin gave me your short of the last picture. Then I found this video of my city on your channel. Great work, making the times of then blend in with the current day! It helps to commemorate what happened then. Something we did last night at 20:00h. And the liberation that we celebrate today. So it's a perfect time to have found this video!

[@markpothier8882]

Wow, as a Canadian and proud of how we served it’s great to see that the Dutch community does not forget. I’ve been all through the Netherlands and visited our cemeteries Thank you for looking after our fallen soldiers

[@fi6xgi]

Super vidéo

[@jeffreywhite2272]

thank you for bring out my inner emotions!

[@TheGreatScott]

Fantastic work! What would "cherry on top" here is if you could add info about the photographer, and the units in the images. Possibly a bit more historical information as well along the lines of "troops resting after liberating X during battle of Y". The star of the show here is your process in finding those exact spots though, impressive persistence, well done!

[@luisfercast2005]

Der beste Kanal, den ich je gesehen habe. Grüße aus Cartagena, Kolumbien.🇨🇴🇨🇴🙏🏻 Es ist gut, sich wieder an die Vergangenheit zu erinnern, damit wir die Geschichte nicht noch einmal wiederholen. Und wenn sich die Geschichte wiederholt, müssen wir vorbereitet sein. Immer Deutschland und Europa stark und großartig. Grüße in alle Teile Europas, von Kolumbien bis zu unseren Bruderländern 🇨🇴🇨🇴🇨🇴

[@cmargelia788]

Gracias!!

[@BernyExploraEnMoto]

Excelente trabajo un fuerte abrazo desde posadas misiones argentina 🇦🇷👍👍👍

[@4fourjaw]

Wow if you don't mind me asking, where did you get all these photos from? Amazing

[@mrdanforth3744]

My grandparents came from Groningen, emigrated to Canada in 1922. Named Haarm Lubben and Roelfina Molder.

[@terraunivers3217]

👍

[@HistoryWorldWar2Channel]

👌👌👍👍

[@Relax72Relax]

Places I often pass through in Groningen

[@terryzanger7152]

Thank you

[@jeffreywhite2272]

Thanks!

[@MAD_MAX1977]

Кто-то в комментариях написал, что ваши фото, обработка нейросети😂 Гдупцы.. Спасибо за вашу работу.. Привет из Санкт-Петербурга

[@Relax72Relax]

Фотографии реальные,и все эти места я часто вижу когда еду по Гронингену Канадцы в апреле 1945 года освобождали город от гитлеровских войск.

[@FINMrCurly]

These are great photos to see. Those buildings still rocking on , no matter what sh#t is happen

[@alffernandez4816]

Excelente video. 👌

[@1thereaper903]

Great content! Have you ever considered visiting Poland?

[@blackengard766]

Hi, i have a question. How do you print your photos? do you use photographic paper or a special printer? or did u buy those mini printer? do you cut your photos with scissor or u print them in a determined format? thanks for your answer. I really like your videos man, keep going :)

[@JeanMi1445]

Bon travail 👍

[@pediatra.carvel]

1:43 For a second I thought a bomber plane was going to pass by there.

[@viajanteadois]

cool

[@salvadormuro7346]

What does it say at 2:25?

[@KasperKatje]

"These damages to the town hall are the result of the fights between the Canadians and the German occupiers during the liberation in April 1945"

[@alirezazadeh8724]

دوباره برمی‌گردی به اون دوران😂

[@kngkrmson2179]

Why don't you visit Rotterdam also?

[@graceomalleygrimm9776]

2:22 I wish I could read what this says. One, it's too small, and two, it's in German. 😢

[@KasperKatje]

It's in Dutch and it says "These damages to the town hall are the result of the fights between the Canadians and the German occupiers during the liberation in April 1945".

[@graceomalleygrimm9776]

@@KasperKatje thank you so much for that. ☺️

[@graceomalleygrimm9776]

@@KasperKatje I also forgot he said he was in the Netherlands. I'm sorry about that. Thanks again

[@KasperKatje]

@@graceomalleygrimm9776 no problem 😉