Incredible how fast time passes... Almost 100 years already! Only 12 years after that film, the war will start and all the city will disapear under ruins. Every time I see that kind of images, I get so emotional. But in the same time it is fascinating. It is part of our history... Thank you for sharing this awesome masterpeace. I am really impressed!

@susannabonke8552

Жыл бұрын

Lots of German ideas from the monarchy era couldn't change with the speed of that city. Besides, the penalty for starting WWI was unbearable, nourishing radical groups on both ends of the political spectrum. A big part of the population wasn't sure about a republic and If this was a good thing.

@Intel-i7-9700k

6 ай бұрын

@@susannabonke8552 Germany starting WW1 is highly debatable, when there were 4 countries that all contributed to the escalation, each in its own way.

I was looking for my grandma in the faces, she was 28 then. My mom was 1. It’s like time travel, to see Berlin through Oma’s eyes. Danke für den tollen Film.

@ESponge2000

Жыл бұрын

Du bist fast 65-75 Jahre alt, richtig? Ich bin aus Amerika und ich lerne Deutsch von Duolingo online. Ich schreibe alles ohne ein machine und ich studiere nur 6 Monaten deinen muttersprechen so es ist nicht perfekt. Meine Oma kommt aus Poland in circa 1948 aber ich will Detschland besuchen Und online ich habe viele Freunden in Deutschland In Deutsch, nicht einfach ist 1) Wann ist es “Der” vs “Die” vs “Das” , 2) wie dauert manchmal ist Große von ein Noun”…. 3) manchmal pronunciation anderen als Englisch.. ich lerne zuerst Deutsch Im July 2022 so nur sechts Monaten

@felixjaf7738

3 ай бұрын

Ich konnte alles was du geschrieben hast verstehen. Lernst du immer noch deutsch? Dann bist du mittlerweile bestimmt viel besser geworden. @@ESponge2000

Man sied und hört von der so genante guten alte Zeit ,ich bin 1933 geboren .bin jetzt 87 Jahre alt .

@heikohamann3699

3 жыл бұрын

Ernst Goldschmidtboeing haben die Generationen nach 1933 etwas gelernt ? Nein, wieder stehen wir vor neuen Kriegen. Militärische Bedrohunhen anderer Staaten ist der Anfang eines Krieges. Helmut Schmidt hat einmal gesagt: Wenn wir uns überall einmischen wollten wo himmelschreiendes Unrecht geschieht, der riskiert einen Dritten Weltkrieg. Der schweizer Historiker Dr. Daniele Ganser, Historiker Eugen Drewermann, Theologe, Prof.Dr. Gabriele Krone-Schmalz, Auslandkorrespondentin a.D. sind nur einige die sich für die Friedfertigkei der Länder untereinander einsetzen, sehr viele andere Persönlichkeiten treten ebenso öffentlich auf.

@petraelpunkt9720

3 жыл бұрын

Meine Mutter ist Jahrgang 1928 ... wir schauen gemeinsam die Doku und sie kann nicht glauben, dass sie so alt ist ... und jetzt noch den Corona-Zirkus mitmachen muß ... lhr Verstand arbeitet präziser, als das vieler Studenten 😉

@leoncinoargentino7101

3 жыл бұрын

ich bin 1890 geboren

@Krambambulie

3 жыл бұрын

@@leoncinoargentino7101 Hallo, junger Freund! Als meine Kameraden und ich 70/71 dem Franzmann in den Hintern traten, war es bis zu Ihrem Auftritt noch fast 20 Jahre hin. Jungspund!

@groetanne6329

3 жыл бұрын

@@leoncinoargentino7101 dann gib endlich den Löffel ab

Iconic film; one of the best in the history of cinematography. Thanks. Working class really worked hard . Great architecture .

Eine unfassbar wertvolle Sammlung von Bildern und Filmen vom alten Berlin!!

If you are a history nerd like myself, this is spellbinding!

@davidpinnock4227

3 жыл бұрын

it; amazing Berlin looked like the centre of the universe back then! :)

@TyDomi

3 жыл бұрын

@@davidpinnock4227 it was the most technology advanced most modern City in the world in the 30's where the wealthy has TV. The allies had 12 man teams of technology seeker's that stole of of Germany's tech that fueled what we have now. Some experts an military leaders thought and still do that they had help from above. They even cover this in numerous episodes of Ancient Aliens & WWll Documentary's

@davidpinnock4227

3 жыл бұрын

@Last chance Cowboy Yes war is very sad - I also looked at Danzig/Gdansk before the war too and it looked amazing too - hopefully this does not happen again

@maxabloff7649

2 жыл бұрын

L

Wonderful film! And no disturbing music! Great!

Der Film war seiner Zeit weit, weit voraus. Zeigt viele Facetten, Armut und Reichtum im Überfluss. Es war vieles geregelt, aber nicht über regelt. Ein wunderbares Dokument aus der Zeit. Ich liebe diesen Film.

Incroyable comme le temps passe vite! Déjà 100 ans bientôt! Seulement 12 ans après ce film, une autre guerre va éclater et tout disparaîtra sous les ruines. Chaque fois que je vois ce genre d'images, je deviens émotive, mais en même temps, c'est toujours fascinant de revoir cette époque, cela fait partie de notre histoire. Merci d'avoir partagé ce chef-d'oeuvre, c'est magnifique. Je suis vraiment impressionnée!

Vielen dank Berlin Channel- a splendid chronicle of our lovely city from morning to night-a wonderful time in history when life seemed so straightforward! Thanks for your great service!

we have to be so grateful that these pioneers showed us a time and place that was gone so quickly

A million THANKS for having uploaded this film, which I've read about , and never seen .

Seeing the beauty of life back then compared to today makes me want to cry. I would gladly give up all these modern conveniences to go back to that era. Thank you for sharing this wonderful film.

@lordsod69

4 жыл бұрын

Same here; what a great city, and also German culture.

@stormfalcon11

4 жыл бұрын

bro this was like right before a huge economic depression and actual hitler came to germany. are you sure

@donbw34

4 жыл бұрын

This was the brief period of semi prosperity propped up by American loans after a crippling period of war reparations. There was still a fair bit of political violence on the streets however Hitler was trying to keep a leash on his SA thugs in order to appear respectable for the upcoming elections in 1928. The Great Depression of 1929 was the catalyst that brought the Nazis to power and what followed less than ten years after this movie was made was horrendous.

@richardsinger01

4 жыл бұрын

Trucker John for a weeks holiday maybe, but after that I think the romance would evaporate.

@saraw3418

4 жыл бұрын

You could also be dead from half a dozen common illnesses at that time. Polio, diptheria, tuberculosis, scarlet fever. Lots of people died from tuberculosis then. No vaccines available.

Klasse Doku. Lieben Dank dafür. ❤️

Absolutely Amazing! Thank You.

Not just an amazing snap-shot across all layers of Society but also beautiful filmmaking. The framing alone makes it a joy to watch, despite the crop.

A gem of a film. Beautiful capture of Berlin before the chaos of World War II.

I had never heard of Walther Ruttmann though I love the german cinema of that period. This film is a real masterpiece. What I find very extrordinary is that the persons, children being filmed seem not to notice they are filmed and don't pay attention to the camera. Scènes with children are very moving Camerawork is fantastic and the sequence of scenes is perfect.

@samidesigner8889

4 жыл бұрын

Germany is always creative

@kreznreich

3 жыл бұрын

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Walter_Ruttmann

@ahzootube

3 жыл бұрын

Isnt it the guy who was making abstract art films and then with the nazis he started making propaganda films. Schade.

@Liesl_Cigarboxguitar

2 жыл бұрын

Yes..the cinematography is just sublime... I so love the 1920's

Espectacular! thank you very much for all this material.

Thank you for the upload ! It was a pleasure to watch .

Seeing this movie and listening to classical music takes you back to that time.

My mother was born in Berlin in 1926. My whole family came from there and emigrated to the United States in 1956. I was the only one that was born here in 1959. That said, Berlin was a beautiful city and it's very sad what happened.

@harrymoore4038

4 жыл бұрын

Yes, and it's a beautiful city again. Since unification a lot of work has been done and the Unter den Linden is getting back to where it was pre-war.

@n.y.c.freddy

4 жыл бұрын

N.Y.C. Freddy: *P. Meyer! OK! I can't believe what I've just seen (absorbed!) here in this *BERLIN film footage! (1926,1927) If this UPGRADE came to pass after KAISER Wilhelm (W.W. l.) [etc.] THEN = Why(?) = would "GERMANY" seek 'war'! (O.M.G. = ! ) Centuries AHEAD of the entire world at this juncture in time! This must be explained to me! I'm no dumbbell! This I JUST DON'T GET! Thank YOU! GREAT NATION .. no DOUBT! *PEACE*

@FakePragma

4 жыл бұрын

@@n.y.c.freddy Germany didn't seek war.

@n.y.c.freddy

4 жыл бұрын

@@FakePragma Ok., schizz., but., let's , see ,, the Open Book on the intake venue of iron ore, steel processing, smelting, and the war machine commencement year ? Manufacture. and intent.

@FakePragma

4 жыл бұрын

@@n.y.c.freddy back in that time Germany had the smallest army, not even efficient for self defence (due to treaty of versailles) A country without army cannot afford independent policy.

Wunderbaren Bilder über Menschen und Arbeit wie eine Zeitmachine! Es war damals ein richtiges.Modernes Metropol!

This is absolutely SPLENDID~well-done!!!.....EVEN in silence(film) and just shy of a century on, very special Berlin evokes such stronggg senses of longing, wonder, inquiry, thought, musings, fascination, and a certain melancholy for what went before & what was to come~a.k.a., the Interwar Period; a truly dynamic connection across time and culture and history, this is. Wonderful stuff!! :))

My late mother was from Berlin. She was born there four years after this film was made. In 1957, she came to America by way of Great Britain and Canada. In 2014, she passed away and then came back to Berlin to be laid to rest there.

@deborahkerr1604

4 жыл бұрын

Wow, so she was there during WW2?

@pinedelgado4743

3 жыл бұрын

@@deborahkerr1604 Yes.

@suplucianomauro4769

2 жыл бұрын

great and beautiful story what was she last name?

What a treasure! Thank you for uploading this!

What a great tribute to a great city. So beautifully filmed. Thank you for posting it.

Thank You for sharing this, much appreciated. Mick I Australia)

Ein schöner Film..Eine schöne Lebendigkeit wir hier dargestellt...

Walther Rurrmann was quite the man - great work

Berlin channel, und nicht zuletzt Walther Ruttmann (RIP) - bin Ihnen sehr verbunden teilnehmen zu dürfen an dieser überaus interessanten Exkursion.. genau dies Berlin - wie meine Mutter als junge Dame nach 'Deren - Schilderungen gelebt hat - und hier und heute dies nachempfinden kann..

Alle Menschen sauber und ordentlich gekleidet. Ich möchte jetzt in den Bildschirm einsteigen und einfach dabeisein!

@TOFKAS01

3 жыл бұрын

Wenn du die in der Reaität und in Farbe gesehen hättest würdest du wohl anders Denken. Die Tabak- und Weinflecken siehst du ja nicht. Und die mangelnde Körperhygiene wegen fehlender Badezimmer dürfte vor allem von den ganzen Stumpen- und Pfeifenqualmereien überdeckt worden sein.

@chillonna

3 жыл бұрын

jaaa. hau ab. ab mit dir.

@justlovelyaintit

7 ай бұрын

Hat leider nur einige Jahren gehalten.

@haficammkft

2 ай бұрын

Heute ist Berlin eine Kloake....

@mauricebederon869

2 ай бұрын

Man sieht schon bei den Arbeitern die nicht richtig sitzenden Hochwasser Hosen. Bei Frauen unordentliche Frisuren. Damals gab es keine Deos. Viel Spaß bei den einfachen Leuten.

Faszinierend, die Frisuren, die Kleidung, die Technik. Und die Autos. Ich liebe diese Autos. Da machte fahren bestimmt noch Spaß. Gut , dass sie zu dieser Zeit noch nicht wussten, was Jahre später auf sie zukommt.

@zitarfazarda7548

2 жыл бұрын

Без войны мир был бы лучше, и Берлин тоже. Но всё случилось так, как случилось

Sowas finde ich megainteressant... Danke für dies Video !

Ein wunderbares Zeitdokument - eine großartige Stadt - heute wie damals, nach Wien für mich die schönste und faszinierendste Stadt der Welt, auch heute noch. Danke für die fantastischen Videos - ich liebe diesen Kanal!

@infuturum4195

3 жыл бұрын

Sehe ich ähnlich. Daher sammle ich auf meinem Kanal, unter anderem, Musik aus dieser Zeit (oder habe es zumindest vor). Kannst ja mal vorbei schauen.

@fioccovienna

3 жыл бұрын

@@infuturum4195 klingt interessant - werde auf jeden Fall demnächst mal reinhören

A wonderful document of a time and place. The film-makers did a superb job. It's amazing how modern and sophisticated a lot of things were, not the technology we use now but nonetheless a highly advanced and organised society and surprisingly so because of the political turmoil Germany experienced in the 1920s - there were literally thousands of political assassinations - and the economic rollercoaster they went through too and would hit again in 1929. I see others comment on the destruction that lies ahead but it's worth remembering that this is not even 8 years since the end of the Great War when 1.8m German men died and 4.2m were wounded, the monarchy fell and their whole world went into chaos. The background here is the rapid rise of communism, to which Hitler and not moderate democracy was seen as the antidote.

@nataschakovalenko6298

2 жыл бұрын

Да, верно! Некоторые вещи, то есть автоматы по розливу молока и другие как будто из античной эпохи, а телефонная связь шнурами была аж до 21 века! Как будто отстала на 100 лет, пока сотовые телефоны не появились! Как то удивительно!

@zitarfazarda7548

2 жыл бұрын

Коммунизм был гораздо меньшей угрозой миру, чем нацизм

@susannabonke8552

Жыл бұрын

@@zitarfazarda7548 yeah but it was all knew at the end of the old times. A violent epoch. One might even say those are two sides of the same coin.

What an incredible photographic eye................................

it is amazing to me to be able to see people walking and talking before my parents were born.

@nataschakovalenko6298

2 жыл бұрын

А Мир уже существовал как то!

Das ist eine wertvolle und unglaubliche Dokumentation.

Здорово.Мир всем. Frieden für alle. Gesund.

Absolutely fascinating, and beautifully shot. Starts at 5am on a midsummer morning. Had to watch this film right through to the end.

It's amazing how much of what we think of as modern city life, the traffic, advertising, automation, anonymous crowds of commuters on their way to work, store front businesses opening up for the day, were all in place almost a century ago.

@mrdiplomat9018

4 жыл бұрын

I thought the same...those folks exiting the train, walking up the stairs- the daily grid, but German style 🍺 😊 At least they had a quality Hofbrau to drink when getting home 👍🇩🇪

@luciaconn6788

4 жыл бұрын

1927 had 800 thousand more in population than the of Berlin of today

@mauriceperigord4612

4 жыл бұрын

Most of that 1000 years ago also

@jeffmoore9487

4 жыл бұрын

Absolutely! Advertising everywhere. It also carefully, or by default, shows us the different social stratas. Some are picking stuff off the street or looking quite hard put, many drink beer and eat sausage, some champagne, and some eat oysters and lobster and arriving in gilded carriages. All playing out their "normal" lives together in a heavily industrialized society.

@lexifillems

2 жыл бұрын

So many people walking. And barely any cars.

Danke sehr für dieses interessante Video,weil ich in diesem Jahr in Berlin ,im Oskar-Zieten-Krankenhaus geboren bin. Da habe ich nur noch eine chemenhafte Erinnerung.

@WinrichNaujoks

3 жыл бұрын

1927 geboren?

The sound of the movie projector reminds me of sitting in class watching a social studies film in1965

@Captain_MonsterFart

4 жыл бұрын

And 1985

@choxxxieful

3 жыл бұрын

Try 1955...

This channel is one of my favorite channel on KZread. Not that I have watched all the videos, but as somebody who lives here, and always interested in the history of the city, these videos really give me a good idea how it used to be. Great to have a central place for some archival footages. If you guys find any, some more footages from East Berlin during the division could be very interesting, of how they lived and how the streets looked. :)

@berlinchannel

7 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much. Your comment is encouragement for us and also a confirmation that we are on the right path! You are absolutely right, we need for content about the East Berlin period and will continue to search for it.

@karamuenster

6 жыл бұрын

BERLIN CHANNEL Kudos!!

@joanstanden7521

6 жыл бұрын

RoyRoger A

Very awesome video of Berlin. This is quite a bit of history. Thank you for sharing. From California.

@bernikick

3 жыл бұрын

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Prima deutscher Film. Danke👍

Brilliant storytelling, superb editing.

Wonderful film. Such a shame the original score (Edmund Meisel) is missing. I have seen a few pages from the score, but have never heard it.

@raitisfreimanis

3 жыл бұрын

Here's the score: kzread.info/dash/bejne/pHtowbSfqMKqnMY.html

Excelente Film, calidad en fotografía, planos y registros. Una película documental del Berlín de la Época.!!!

diese fantastischen bilder bringen uns in eine zeit zurück, die weniger schön war als uns dieses cineastische dukument erahnen läßt.

The inter-bellum Berlin era was quite decadent. It's a time I would like to visit..

My late mother-in-law was a native Berliner. She might've seen this film once. She was certainly familiar with most of what was filmed, for she lived it.

The Difference is German Engineering, they were way ahead of the rest of the world countries

@katzukki

3 жыл бұрын

you sure don't know vienna and paris

@trainrover

3 жыл бұрын

The Big Apple too

@robertbrawley5048

3 жыл бұрын

Uninformed comment

@monoecumsemper

3 жыл бұрын

"They were way ahead of the rest of the world" ?? Stop spreading stupid myths ! They may have been one of the technologically leading nations before the Great War of 1914 - 1918 they lost with devastating financial consequences, and later fell back to developping nation status. That's what made millions flock to support genocidal murderers like Hitler in 1933, who as everybody knew was about to make another war on Jews and the rest of the world to overcome Germany's economic misery and urban squalor. Many of those without a future left the country for good emigrating to the US. The highlights of engineering you see in this video date back to the old days of pre 1914.

@hebneh

3 жыл бұрын

Actually the USA at that time was the most advanced country in the world in terms of how widespread technology was, and the standards of living. This was particularly true in ownership of cars, refrigerators, radios, and other machines.

Interesting to see how things were before the war-

Ein wunderschöner, mir viel Liebe geschnittener, Film

I saw this film about 45 years ago. It's interesting what I remember watching it again. The stuff at the beginning, the technical stuff with the train tracks, cutting to increase the feeling of acceleration. Back then this seemed like real and useful information for filmmaking. To young video makers now it probably seems completely obvious. The light bulb manufacturing and for some reason the opening of the train shed doors. A lot of the rest of it just seems like the same kind of stuff like Dziga Vertov (spelling?). The takeaway? A shot is memorable if it is easily figured out, I don't know exactly what is happening to the light bulb, but I'm curious about what I'm seeing, not just seeing it. Probably if it is new information I can connect with something I already know. And perhaps (I"m stretching it) contained mostly in single shot. So Eisenstein took it too far. It works but.. maybe only for fatal violence. Some one making a movie now would probably want their shots and movie to be memorable. What's better than seeing something near the end that meant nothing at the beginning, but was remembered just enough to give the viewers an 'ah-ha!' Bad action movies are cut cut cut. But then there's Psycho. Did the chop chop chop in the shower sequence work? I think it did. But part of the set up was the shower curtain obscuring what was happening. What I conjecture is that in a violent situation that we survive, car accident, assault, someone shooting bullets in our direction (idiots, thank fully not aiming at me). There is at most one or two 'cuts' - shocks. You know where your heading and why, then cut another car heading right at you, then a utility pole, then you're upside down. So the car enters the normal shot. Jump to the utility pole, then jump to the car is upside down. (This was about 5 years after I saw Berlin Symphony). Tony Scott always comes to mind when I think of directors who cut way too much, not always. Just thinking out loud a bit. Thought it might be useful to younger videomakers. It's really difficult early on to know what works and what is just what lots of other people are doing. Also the directors and camera people who started in the silents? There's still a lot that can be learned from them.

Sehr gut!

Als Mensch der in dieser Zeit geboren wurde und die Veränderung hautnah erleben durfte muss das echt faszinierend gewesen sein Zeit Zeugen

@cowleysbein9002

4 ай бұрын

Die Menschen haben allgemein eher ein Problem mit Veränderung, erstrecht wenn sie sehr zügig geschieht.

Qué bello documento!!!!! Tan bien capturadas las imágenes, tan bueno el ritmo de la edición. Gcs por compartirlo

Berlin, wunderbar 💚❤👍

Ein sehr interessanter Film. Vielen Dank dafür.

Danke dafür 👍🏼😁✌🏻

Wie schön wäre Deutschland ohne Krieg

@xman4un

7 жыл бұрын

Hard Gayner Muhh absolut! Aber war wahrend die Weimar Republic oder??

@BogushCh

6 жыл бұрын

Sie haben aber nichts verstanden, Herr Dormann...

@bobinobaker

6 жыл бұрын

+Joshua Dormann Wie schön wäre eine Welt ohne Krieg..... Wie schön wäre es wenn ein Teil der Deutschen heute nicht schon wieder den neuen Nazis hinterherliefen

@teppichverkaufer9047

6 жыл бұрын

bobinobaker Welchen Nazis? Meinst du die Kartellparteien (CDU, SPD, Grüne, Linke, FDP)?

@Hornwiesel

6 жыл бұрын

Chance vertan! Man kann die Zeit nicht zurückdrehen.

Berlin is a beautiful and amazing city forever.

@ninorichter2391

3 жыл бұрын

No longer. Sorry.

This is really fantastic footage many thanks for sharing.

@michael.5360

4 жыл бұрын

1984 Big Brother' s watching them

Wonderful film. It's great to see average German people going about their daily business, at work and at play. 🎬📽️🎞️🎥🎦 🇩🇪🇩🇪🇩🇪🇩🇪🇩🇪 😁😁😁😁😁

@user-nf3gk4vn1e

3 жыл бұрын

💓🇩🇪👍

Toll! Vielen dank.

@infuturum4195

3 жыл бұрын

Hey! Du kannst ja mal auf meinem Kanal vorbeischauen: ich lade dort (unter anderem) Musik aus dieser Zeit hoch..

Gracias, muy bueno☺

The factory automation 12:42 is just amazing, and this is 1927! I'll take good old quality machining over today's high tech any day.

@stuartwray6175

4 жыл бұрын

The Internet, the microchip, networks of global corporatism are too complex or immaterial to be grasped and represented.

@yourgirlme9163

4 жыл бұрын

It's a great shame but I find it ominous in view of what's to come.

@Cracktaculus

4 жыл бұрын

Those light bulbs may still work, eh?

@BeogradskiPlatan

4 жыл бұрын

@@Cracktaculus True. I remember back in a day seeing documentary about a light bulbs, and one retired fireman somewhere in USA has pointed cameraman to a bulb high under the ceiling, that he had have installed as young fire-station freshman. And it was never replaced, still working.

@maxbacon4828

4 жыл бұрын

Trucker John at 13.12 I worked in a glassware factory in 1972 at Ravenhead Glass that used the same machine .They called it a Westlake Stemware Unit .

🌹Berlin is a beautiful and🌹 wonderful city I really enjoy watching 🌹🌹these old scenes but in peace and without war👍👍👍🌺🌺

Hervorragend

Que qualidade de filmagem!!! O cara era muito bom.

Ich liebe Berlin von ganzem Herzen.💖

@hansbruhl9871

3 жыл бұрын

Schön, ich lebte ebenfalls 24 Jahre in dieser Stadt.

Was damals in der Welt nicht geben konnte, aber es gab offensichtlich!! Phantastisch!!

Engenieering in 1927 i could not imagine this civilization at that time Great German

The eyes behind this camera belonged to a genius.

@globe255

3 жыл бұрын

45kayak Why?

@45kayak

3 жыл бұрын

@@globe255 I'm no film expert and I don't know if it was the filming or the editing, but I found the movement and transitions to be mesmerizing. It brought life to the medium. It was like playing in a sporting event rather than simply watching it.

@phoenixkoa9771

2 жыл бұрын

I realize I am kind of off topic but do anybody know a good website to stream newly released movies online?

@adanfinnley991

2 жыл бұрын

@Phoenix Koa I would suggest flixzone. You can find it by googling :)

@dantekyle6252

2 жыл бұрын

@Phoenix Koa try Flixzone. Just search on google for it =)

It's sad to see the children (especially the boys) and think of what horrors they're going to witness within the next 10-18 years, whether they're going to be serving in the army, working at the concentration camps, seeing their country bombed, and the country and capital being divided.

@lemsolaris67

4 жыл бұрын

Beth Di Bartolomeo had the same thought

@belsilvaramos1640

4 жыл бұрын

@@lemsolaris67 Me too.

@infotrad

4 жыл бұрын

I tell myself that that is all in the past.

@infotrad

4 жыл бұрын

I just tell myself that that is all in the past.

@ulrichlehnhardt4293

4 жыл бұрын

Sie haben Recht. Deutschland wäre wirklich viel schöner, ohne die Zerstörungen im Krieg. Ich bin erstaunt über so viel Hasskommentare hier. Böse Menschen.

Ein beeindruckendes Zeitdokument.

Absolutely fascinating! Thank you, would like to go to Berlin.

@albundy9597

4 жыл бұрын

its full of Turks and drug addicts now

@kriskross63

3 жыл бұрын

better not! you would be so disappointed!

@WSLAE

3 жыл бұрын

Machen Sie das besser nicht. Das war ein anderes Berlin als heute...

@Mahalakshmi-Khan

2 жыл бұрын

@@kriskross63 Why disappointed?

@kriskross63

2 жыл бұрын

@@Mahalakshmi-Khan Europe is not Europe anymore, Germany not Germany, and Berlin not Berlin. If you want to see the Berlin of tomorrow, look at Kabul today…

Impresionante👏👏👏👏

@ricardoluispiresribeirodas1895

3 жыл бұрын

Pois é mesmo.

Wundervolles Berlín vídeo 🇩🇪♥️🇲🇽

Thank you!!!!!!

Eine interessante Zeitreise!

Many thanks, a pioneer I'd not heard of until now. In 1927 Hitler and his gang were certainly 'a topic', in Berlin, the arguments over the Versailles Treaty were rampant. AH and his mates were very active..Beautiful images though, superb camera work and editing.

Wow ,never realise how advanced they were in those times.

@doctorshawzy6477

3 жыл бұрын

idiot

@knightforbes1374

3 жыл бұрын

@@doctorshawzy6477 You're pathetic 🙄

Excellent job 💯 💯 💯

Una maravilla 🌷 gracias

Impresionantes imágenes de una ciudad en pleno acontecer en saber captar este director Ruttmann de forma muy armoniosa. Toda una sinfonía en verdad que nos muestra lo que sucedía en esos días en la capital de Alemania.

@felicitabellucci562

2 жыл бұрын

Wydawałoby się Normalnie Państwo Normalni Ludzie Błąd To są szmaty ludzkie

Der Erfindungsgeist das deutsche Volk war und bleibt unschlagbar.

@petraelpunkt9720

3 жыл бұрын

Robert Mortensen ... na ich weiß ja nicht 🤦🏼‍♀️ Allein der nie fertig werdende Berliner Flughafen ist schon eine Peinlichkeit ... Drosten und Wieler, incl. der doofen Regierung machen es auch nicht besser

@kriskross63

3 жыл бұрын

was wurde denn in Deutschland seit 1914 noch erfunden? Der Käfer war ein copy&paste vom Ford Model T... Der Wankelmotor vielleicht? Der Transrapid? alles nur .. Flops!

@robertmortensen

3 жыл бұрын

Deshalb ist Deutschland vor allen anderen wie ein Phönix aus zwei Weltkriegen auferstanden. Man muss sich nur ansehen, wie viele Patente die Deutschen angemeldet haben und wie technologieintensiv ihre Produkte und Dienstleistungen sind. Fakten sind hartnäckige Dinge!

@jolakierzek102

3 жыл бұрын

tak to prawda zwłaszcza kiedy taśmowo gazowali ludzi w obozach

Германия 🇩🇪 1920-х годов - высокоразвитое общество. Видеосъёмка замечательное, качество высокое и люди продвинутые. Спасибо 🙏 за видео, запечатлевший тот исторический период. Привет из Караганды (Казахстан’а)! 👍🙏🇰🇿🇩🇪

We are nothing but movement. Stunning film of Futurism

¡Muy buen video!imperdible documento historico.PorteñoBaires

Hermoso ver lo cotidiano de la gente. Justo ese año nacía mi abuela y en Estados Unidos, la primera película sonora con Al Jhonson.

Such a beautiful city then and now!

Beautiful.

A great film.Berlin &New York very similar back then. Beautiful camera work.

@bringyourownbrilliance4353

4 жыл бұрын

Gut gesagt. Ich habe den gleichen Vergleich der beiden Städte in Betracht gezogen.

Респект, сохранившим историю!

This is not just a tour of Berlin this is an piece of art it's just beautiful I understand some people like it's silent but I like a little something in the background and now they seem to be putting in background sounds dogs barking trolley sounds and I don't mind it I think it brings in more to life

😔 Causa uma sensação de melancolia em saber que TODOS que apareceram nessas gravações estão MORTOS !!!