Walking in Paris in 1794 During the French Revolution (Colorized 4k)

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Part 2: kzbin.info/www/bejne/jXnYZqanpZV1jqc

[@user-kh8fp9xf2d]

WE CAN SEE EVEN IN THE PAST THE RUDENESS OF FRENCH STREETS...MAYBE FRANCE NEED TO BE INTEGRATED INTO 1 SINGLE EUROOEAN NATIONS

[@user-kh8fp9xf2d]

POOR FRANCE SHAME TO FRANXE A REVOLUTION IS MEEDED NOW IN 2024-25

[@user-kh8fp9xf2d]

WE are slaves of TIME....

[@davidfreire8730]

For those Who dream time travelling, this is gold ❤❤

[@xlightable]

My thoughts too.

[@rinit6794]

France in the 18th century, Nowadays, it's possible to take a tour of history through games.

[@ionceexisted]

Kudos to the Cameraman for walking past the speed of light and time traveling for this.

[@kdmarrison8845]

Yes, the wonders of AI & the application of carefully crafted prompts

[@kdmarrison8845]

Many ‘real’ films have been made on the theme of the French Revolution & Balzac’s novels - rich sources of data (information) for AI to mine & re-create new virtual realities

[@kdmarrison8845]

Looks like this is from a video game, made years ago Just imagine how AI will eventually take over Hollywood, & the music industry

[@dylanplumley280]

@@kdmarrison8845Sounds like a nightmare. The best part of Hollywood was its human element. AI could never replicate that.

[@DonQuickZote]

Travelling back in time is impossible sadly, recreations like this are the closest we’re going to get.

[@marcaurele3115]

La deambulation du personnage à travers Paris est vraisemblable. J'ai tenté de suivre son itineraire : il part de l'actuel quai aux fleurs ( il est alors sur l'ile de la cité) , passe devant le Palais de justice et prend la direction de la rive gauche , traversant la Seine en direction du Luxembourg par l'actuel quartier Saint Michel . Obliquant vers l'Est il va vers l'actuel Pantheon ( eglise Sainte Geneviève à l'epoque ) et entreprend une ascension vers cette église inaugurée par le roi Louis XV quelques dizaines d'annees avant. La rue qu'il emprunte alors est montante : il doit s'agir de la Rue Saint-Jacques sur le tracé du cardo , l'axe Nord/ Sud des romains. Il arrive effectivement à l'actuel Pantheon dont on voit la coupole. Quand il monte sur les toits- bizarrement mais il s'agit d'un jeu video dans lequel le héros a tous les droits !!!- on peut contempler le quartier On devine un clocher au loin , l'abbaye de Saint- Germain des prés- et des toitures qui peuvent être le palais du Luxembourg. Mais quand il redescent , on perd un peu ses repaires ! Après un tour un peu confus ou on ne reconnait pas vraiment de monuments existants encore , le marcheur repasse la Seine et se retrouve devant le Palais de Justice et prend la direction du Nord. Dommage qu'il ne gagne pas la cathédrale Notre-Dame qui est juste à sa droite !!! On peut conclure que ce jeu , en depis des imperfections notées ici ou là, est très fidèle à la topographie de l'époque et donne une très bonne idée du Paris de 1789. On pressent beaucoup de documentation en plus du talent des dessinateurs. Le Paris de l'epoque ne connaissait pas encore les grandes avenues qui seront créées au XIXeme siecle et correspondait bien à ce dedale de ruelles sombres et sans doute malodorantes !!! Le plan Turgot élaboré à la fin de l'ancien régime donne en 4D une idée de la ville. Peut-être les concepteurs de ce jeu s'en sont-ils inspiré !!! Bravo !!!

[@walkvv]

Merci beaucoup pour les précieuses informations que vous avez partagées avec nous 🙌

[@saraswatkin9226]

People still better dressed in 18th Century compared to 21st Century.

[@alexperriman9298]

Except in France, of course. Couture et la Mode is almost mandatory. ❤🇫🇷

[@gillesbueno1153]

@@alexperriman9298 time for you to come back and double check by yourself…

[@Nishkid641]

Dressing way better than Middle Easterns.

[@bretonneux3389]

yeah, but this is Paris. Most of the population in the cities (not the poorest altjough) would indeed dress nicely, but the urban population was only 15 % of France's whole population. In the villages, most of children and a significant share of women walked barefoot. The poorest of men also did. Same in the rest of the world. It was before the industrial revolution (or rather, the industrial revolution just began, but only in Englans).

[@sandpiperr]

Fewer people are crawling with lice, though!

[@schallrd1]

You gotta love the buildings and architecture.

[@BonnieDragonKat]

This is one of the reasons why I love the assassin's Creed franchise.

[@marinmili75]

En 1789 il n'y a pas encore de drapeau tricolore...

[@pedrocavalcante5822]

Quand apparaît-il ?

[@marinmili75]

En 1792 seulement

[@pascalepascale5850]

'' '' 'la raie publique' '' désolée j'ai vécu Nice '' 'qui se prétend' '' liberté 😮égalité '' fraternité '' n a rien fait '' 'par la suite' '' '' '😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮

[@shortyramone4376]

Si il n’y avait que cela

[@guyduval2158]

La c est en 1794 c est tout ce qui vous intéressé dans cette vidéo fantastique

[@mwj5368]

WOW THE DETAILS AND SOUNDS and really gives a sense of history and time unlike just hearing teachers or documentaries talking about it. You feel like you're really there! Thanks and what talent you have!!! Just wondering from my amateur view... is the main guy obstinate and bumping into people because he is angry about the way the revolution is going?

[@papatango5085]

It s a vidéo game . Assassin s Creed

[@mwj5368]

@@papatango5085 I have to laugh at myself! I was also wondering why no children or horses or elderly people or handicapped people etc. Thanks for your input!

[@enriquesanchez2001]

@@papatango5085 Assassin's Creed Unity♥

[@arielunbound]

This is brilliant - but interestingly, there are no animals, and no children, who would have been running around all over the place!

[@JP-wt8jg]

How do you know? I think a lot of children were homeless in this time.

[@arielunbound]

@@JP-wt8jg Before cars, children were playing everywhere in the streets. You only have to look at old Victorian photographs to see the numbers - especially before free mandatory schooling (which Napolean helped to bring in!) Child gangs were also endemic on the streets of Revolutionary Paris, which was sited as a problem, when poorer people felt empowered and kids got hold of arms. Before contraception for married women, the birthrate was high, even if many children did not reach adulthood. The idea of no unsupervised children on the street, if you think about it, is a very modern one, due to the nuclear family and the dangers of cars, fears of health and safety etc, and TV etc keeping children inside when not at school. The country and city also blended far more into one another in the past too, with farm animals being taken through the walls everyday to be slaughtered, like geese, pigs, cows etc. Working horses would be everywhere. Often children help tend these animals. There were no labour laws at the time to protect children from working, it was a very different society.

[@gfinetti]

They were probably eaten by the starving people 😂

[@xlightable]

I saw a chicken.

[@Hector3112]

There's a dog in 5:45 to 5:53

[@horror11]

for me unity is the most atmospheric ac of all. graphics are even today high end

[@robnewman6101]

French Revolution 1789-1799. ☠️🇫🇷⚰️🪦🥀

[@DonQuickZote]

Ah, the past when everything was simpler and everyone lived in peace and harmony [SATIRE].

[@ivanhicks887]

I am 91 Industrial Designer Film maker Of the Past HOW DID THEY DO THIS ?????????

[@zdenekburian1366]

it is a videogame called Assassin Creed Unity; the engines used to develop the game are Anvilnext 2.0, to build the scenes, characters, etc; Snowdrop, to render lights, colors, etc; Havok, to simulate physics and effects. These softwares are produced by specialized industries specifically for Ubisoft, the producer of the game, so nobody can buy them (but i think Havok is free), and in any case they would cost milions in licenses. But there are many other engines everybody can buy, or also download and install for free. Incredibly, the most famous of these, Unreal Engine and Unity, are totally free and in many aspects they are better then proprietary softwares. So, ideally, you could do a game or a video very similar, or also way better, than the one you watched here. There are tons of instructions and tutorials and teachers online. Easier way to start is typing "Unreal Engine" in google or youtube. Or wait until some artificial intelligence will create automatically your world under command.

[@madmarkc275]

It's from a video game called Assassins Creed Unity.

[@nicolettadegregori3875]

learn history in this way...

[@ironaron1]

Absolutlely fantastic. ! What an architecture !

[@patriley9449]

Fascinating !

[@user-gv2mv7qi2w]

Ooh merci walk vv, J'adore cette vidéo mais veuillez pardonnez mon ignorance face à cette question, Quel est exactement le but de cette/ces vidéos ? Est-ce pour faire revivre et nous montrer l'image de Paris à cette époque ? Si c'est le cas alors c'est une réussite totale surtout pour moi qui me plonge très souvent dans des livres 📚 du 18/19ème. Je réside également dans une ville historiquement connue qui s'appelle Versailles. Auriez-vous la gentillesse de faire une vidéo sur ce joyaux (Pardon je suis très attachée à ma ville) royaliste. De tout coeur merci, Bien cordialement Marie-Adélaïde de Blainville ⚜️

[@Traven26669]

Without horses ?

[@gilbertzan]

No children. No slaves, either!

[@neptune1525]

@@gilbertzan They were all eating since Parisians were starving

[@felipecifuentes4981]

Beautiful, nice way to get to know Paris at that time. Very good work!

[@nelsonsibiya9204]

Impressive.

[@michaelnordin2662]

Magnifique!

[@christophechazarein-bea6614]

The flag is inaccurate. It wasn’t adopted before 1794 EDIT: the title of this video was changed after my comment. It was previously called "Walking in Paris in *1789* …"

[@kristinesharp6286]

1790 and it began in 1789…

[@christophechazarein-bea6614]

@@kristinesharp6286, of course the french revolution started in 1789. But the blue-white-red flag, as it is depicted in this game, wasn't used before 1794

[@kristinesharp6286]

@@christophechazarein-bea6614 the internet says 1790. And formally adopted and used are different things.

[@christophechazarein-bea6614]

@@kristinesharp6286, the 3 colours were being used before 1794, but the order was diferent: red-white-blue. The flag in the video is blue-white-red, and this layout was adopted only in 1794. For more information, see Wikipedia: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flag_of_France#The_Tricolor I should also say that "used" and "adopted" are indeed diferent, but in this case the blue-white-red flag wasn't in use before it was adopted

[@enriquesanchez2001]

Can you imagine THIS was only 10 years ago! WHAT could this produce NOW with all our advances! ♥♥♥♥

[@moll5086]

Well done to the cameramen who travelled back in time

[@cojaysea]

Interesting , gives a good idea of what it was probably like .

[@jordanargentina1]

Espectacular...genial.. sublime...!! Felicitaciones...🇦🇷🇫🇷

[@javi20005]

To see white French people you have to use a video game

[@dylanplumley280]

That is based hundreds of years ago. Man, I feel for your people, and every other country dealing with the same issues.

[@quidproquo0]

Where are the horses?

[@billy-jack4606]

Une personne faisant les mêmes déplacement dans les rues de Paris aurait été merveilleux

[@terrytzaneros8007]

Monsieur Ai has a real attitude.

[@aureliusvictor4285]

Une fois de plus, où sont les chevaux et le bétail ?

[@arnoldhell8466]

Hidalgo était déjà à la tête de la mairie en ce ce temps là?

[@waltersantana2573]

What?

[@bretonneux3389]

ben y'en avait pas (sauf pour tirer les diligences), c'est Paris , pas un village de la Beauce. Ce qui manque par contre, c'est les chats et les enfants.

[@dmrm2161]

Il manque aussi les voitures et les avions !

[@guerrerodelinfierno942]

ese dia los llevaron a todos a bañarse

[@judithshipstad6920]

Fascinating

[@Qureshi00_]

Omg 😮 in such a details. Imagination 🌠 at it's best. Could you please make post on Ottoman empire and on Mughal empire of India.

[@mohinderkumar7298]

Yes Mughals of delhi. Before Moglis of Britain arrived.

[@Ercan-cy3we]

This is why I really love unity, I know there were bugs and most people don't like it, but for me it's the best assassin's creed.

[@madmarkc275]

I too still think it's the best Assassins Creed game. It feels the most immersive.

[@Hector3112]

If this is already available for VR then it's even closer to time traveling experience.

[@JotaroKujo_JJBA]

I remember this. Good old times

[@victormarie525]

1 siècle plus tard, Paris sera méconnaissable et la France transformée avec le train, l’ascensseur, la photographie, le cinématographique, la medecine, l’hygiène, la République, Pasteur, l’électricité, la mode, les grands magasins, le capitalisme etc...imaginez une Jeanne Calment qui a 10 ans en 1794 et qui marche dans cette rue et qui décède en 1906.

[@shambler7359]

I feel for the camerman who has to run behind this white clothed man without notice.

[@corinnewebb6424]

Fascinating. Brilliant. Very realistic indeed. Well done.❤

[@oscarsm86]

Its nice, but I think there might have been horses and donkeys, dogs and cats, children running around, and coaches circulating (The streets seem impassable for coaches) Also, there are not enough "modern" buildings, contemporary to the times. Despite everything, Paris was the center of Europe at the time, yet here it seems too provincial

[@bretonneux3389]

mmmh "modern buildings" (if you mean, big palaces) would have been only in the hyper-center. Paris was enterely rebuild in the 1850's-1960's under Napoleon III in a "haussmannien" style (the one we know today) and this looks quite realisitic to me (except for the height, buildings should be higher, with a yellow, infamous look, but not every neighbourhood looked the same). I don't see why there would be donkeys. Horses, yes, but only for dragging diligencies. Dogs and cats, yes (but especially cats, to chase rats. Dogs were more of a countryside animal, or a animal for nobles) But, especially, you're right, a lot of children. Due to high infant death and lower life expectancy, people used to have far more children than today, and societies were much younger than today.

[@user-ys4pc9om1t]

so cool

[@user-vi5bx6sk9f]

Assassin's Creed Unity

[@johnioannou5597]

FOR FUCKS SAKE! There’s gotta be a Macdonald’s around here somewhere!

[@CapAnson12345]

95% of why I play those games.

[@kathryneconomou791]

So realistic!

[@vinnvinn88]

That's like time traveling. Kudos to you. Subscribed. I would live to see more contents from BCE.

[@walkvv]

Thank you so much, I really appreciate it, I will 🙌

[@deenzmartin6695]

why did you add an E?

[@vinnvinn88]

@@deenzmartin6695 I should not have. Corrected

[@maurobelli9499]

I would have loved to visit the King at the Tuileries (or at the Temple), or go visiting the Convention, or better Robespierre at Duplay's house

[@pascalepascale5850]

ROBSEPIERRE 😂LE FOU SANGUINAIRE '' QUI PURGEAIT ET ENVOYAIT À L ECHAFAUD TOUT LE MONDE '' 'QUEL FANTASME 😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮' '' UN FOU SOCIAPATHE '' '' '

[@pascalepascale5850]

FACILE DE FANTASMER SUR CE QUI FUT '' CAR QUE CROYEZ VOUS QUE C ÉTAIT '' '' UN CARNAGE '' 'ET OUI J'AI VÉCU UN ATTENTAT CELUI DE NICE 😢😢😢😢FIGUREZ VOUS DES GENS EN SANG' 'À CÔTÉ DE VOUS' 'ET ENVOYÉ EN L'AIR 😢😢😢COMME DES MARIONNETTES AVEC UN CAMION CONDUIT PAR UN TARÉ' 'VOILÀ' '' JE SAIS C'EST QUOI '' SURVIVRE À UNE HORREUR '' ALORS UNE REVOLUTION BEN C'EST UNE '' BOUCHERIE '' 'VOILÀ OK C'EST CELA VÔTRE RÉPUBLIQUE' '' LE SANG '' '' 'ET D AILLEURS ELLE N A RIEN FAIT' ''APRES LES ATTENTATS POUR GARANTIR LA SÉCURITÉ' '😮😮😮OUI AUX JO' '' NORMAL TOUTE LA CLIQUE DE L ÉTAT '' '' 'ALÉA JACTA EST' '' '

[@pascalepascale5850]

Toute la clique de l état aux jo '' 'on va mettre le paquet' '' sécurité 😂😂😂nous on peut '' crever 😮😮😮😮😮

[@pascalepascale5850]

Mais c'est bien fait '' ''

[@SamsungGalaxy-pi9bx]

How can I contact You?

[@RobertodelaVega-t3w]

Visually stunning!

[@infinity5968]

I see a lot of women covering their nose, I can imagine the stench back then...

[@michaeldoucette943]

Wonderful stuff!!!!🎉🎉🎉

[@user-vi5bx6sk9f]

Assassin's Creed Unity

[@tanler7953]

For those of us who learned our French in classrooms. Yes, we could have communicated with Parisians quite well.

[@dylanplumley280]

How much has french changed since then?

[@tanler7953]

@@dylanplumley280 I think the core of the language has stayed the same. If you go beyond 5-10,000 words, it's probably changed quite a bit.

[@sophiakiedrowski587]

Arno kinda looks like Jesus Christ with a ponytail

[@pardal902]

I saw one madam chating in smartphone😂

[@leosaura1993]

Thank you for posting it very well done very realistic the smell back then must have been horrible and Paris back then stil have a large part from the middle ages very smal narro street now gone.

[@mayben2718]

ils ont oublier de mettre les rats c'était infester a l'époque . en plus ça devait chlinguer grave dans les rue avec toute sorte d'odeur nauséabond .

[@user-ct3cq7wp7g]

La France sous ses rois : numéro un mondial. La France républicaine : numéro 7 en PIB , et numéro 25 en PIB par habitant.

[@dmrm2161]

La France sous ses rois : La misère pour les pauvres.

[@robertsontirado4478]

Where’s the original black and white film.

[@RahelJovani]

I saw someone staring at his phone screen..em

[@laurentprevot3281]

Je me demande si, après l'abolition des privilèges votée dans les premiers mois de la Révolution, il était possible pour un homme de circuler dans Paris avec une épée au côté, comme le fait le personnage principal.

[@juliuszpol8149]

Where are the horses in this strres ?

[@theprisonerofzenda2862]

What about a walk at the years of the Moyens' age? La tour de Nesle...

[@ianchisy]

you can smell how people back then

[@watching7650]

Anachronisme monstrueux du drapeau tricolore en 89...

[@somerandomvertebrate9262]

Exactly. Unfortunately, in the pursuit of turning everyone into dumbed down progressivist sheeple, the standards of education in the West have dropped conspiciously, making blatant errors like these hardly avoidable.

[@simonpierre3713]

Et du chapeau haut-de-forme…

[@dylanplumley280]

They dumbed it down for people who don’t understand history. I feel you man.

[@hede1574]

dans les films américains ils mettent des aristocrates noirs en europe ! les méfaits du wokisme ! Pas vu beaucoup de noirs et d'arabes, le jeu est réaliste !

[@stockschwammchen9392]

Superb!

[@jfkkennedy4194]

Absolument génial !

[@frankshifreen]

GREAT BUT NO DOGS, CATS, CHILDREN, RATS - hear birds but no seeum

[@ullscarf]

Very like my dreams.

[@gillesbueno1153]

Nice job. However, where are the carriages, the horses, the mules , the chicken, the geese ?…. Born and raised in Paris I am.

[@walkvv]

In this other video you can find some animals: kzbin.info/www/bejne/jXnYZqanpZV1jqc

[@gillesbueno1153]

@@walkvv ok. I am about to watch this video.

[@brennan60100]

A lot of walking around without fatigue - was he lost?

[@michaelfisher7170]

Funny I can almost smell the French crowds in this sim.

[@kevcard1599]

Brilliant

[@missadventure3397]

This was beautifully done. Hard to believe France was so third world back then. Could have used more horses and children walking about. Nevertheless, thank you for such a realistic trip back in time.

[@Bruno-zl1lq]

Déjà des drapeaux tricolores en89

[@dylanplumley280]

Yeah, that drove me nuts when I first played this game. But its dumbed down for people who aren’t as historically inclined.

[@johntyjp]

Expected him to walk to Place de la Concorde and visit Madame Guillotine !? There was a tumbrelle ready and waiting!🧐

[@michaeldoucette943]

On second view,what is the purpose of this? What is the end result of the protagonist? It was a rather chaotic & static walk thru Parisian streets.But Why????

[@GoodOldFella970]

many people love this video.. they have their understanding of this video..

[@franciscoastudillo699]

It's a videogame

[@OmranQafesha]

Im not saying i know Paris. but whats the point of Seagull sounds?

[@Kayambo974]

You should mention it’s a game lmfao. People will think cameras were already there in the XVIIIth century.

[@himanis_x]

Little did they knew that their city will host the olympics in 2024.

[@J0HN_D03]

1900 and 1924 too...

[@danielwoodgate5897]

Funny how the 1790s you see the powdered wig being phased out 😊. Only a couple of people in the video have them. This is true. The younger generation and middle aged generation were starting to stop wearing the wigs in the 1790s. Please correct me if I am wrong

[@Hussain.Samdani]

Beautiful technically perceived 🎉

[@rohp1283]

Great. Made before the camera was invented

[@prometheanevent]

Our entire world and its history will no doubt eventually end up on some permanent digital storage device.

[@osdguone]

why does the buildings look like they were as old as they would look nowaday? they were built in that time period and should look brand new...totally unrealistic

[@MdHaniHash]

A time tunnel? Wow!

[@kaysmith8992]

The thing that always surprises me is how muddy the streets really were back then, according to descriptions.

[@xlightable]

Because it was after the mud flood - all this magnificent architecture was found/ dug out, not built.

[@dylanplumley280]

Really? I have never heard about the mud flood. Could you tell me more?

[@jmccallion2394]

This looks like the art of Steve Noon,w hose work can be seen via osprey publishing!

[@user-sd8mn6xx9j]

this game Assaen Cred

[@philippecolin151]

This French flag did not exist then (in place since 1830)

[@johnerwin9024]

A wonderful idea for a channel _thank U 👏

[@Finding457]

This is incredible!

[@user-vi5bx6sk9f]

Assassin's Creed Unity

[@uneqejam]

You could have gone further and depicted the "liberated" people on those streets, in their True state of souls : we would have wild beasts roaming around, all kind of savage species depending on the nature of their sins, because sinners they were - but all wild all the same, a wildness and savagery that enveloped the whole wide world and that has been inherited and "progressed" (in its wickedness) as the time has gone by!!! ✝️

[@FranciscoRamos-pw5xh]

Amazing, congratulations !!!!

[@Prasanna-6557]

Timetraveller from our future visited this past to film it via the present 😊

[@300books]

Well done, but the buildings would not have looked so run down at that time.

[@DonQuickZote]

Did all jugglers in history only know the three ball cascade? Lolz

[@denislacombe4103]

Les gens vivaient dans la salete!!! Bonjour l'hygiene!!! Par contre leurs vetements super!!!

[@dylanplumley280]

Crazy how they have poor hygiene but are dressed very well.

[@DingChavez86]

I like France.