No trash on the streets. Looking at these faces everyone is relaxed, there is no fear or anxiety, no signs of undernourishment. Yes indeed it was a beautiful country with the most beautiful landscaping, fragrant flowers, the most beautiful birds flying around. All started to decline and disappearing under the brutal dictatorship of Duvalier, absolute fear was institutionalized causing many to flee. Let’s pray for the former jewel of the Caribbean country: Haiti to regain one more time its beauty.

@ginnijo2526

2 жыл бұрын

Are you for real?😳

@kryptachronacybertronian2489

2 жыл бұрын

Alot of the change starts with the same things that changed in the USA, colonialism, world war 1 and 2, strategy, war criminals fleeing and changing identities and RACISM. I dont want them to start KZread jailing me for not being the retards they prefer.

@kryptachronacybertronian2489

2 жыл бұрын

There is one group of people distinctly and their superb complex that came to haiti and the USA and continued their activities through lies, manipulation, subtlety, twisting facts, and even down right infecting them with their disease and virus and then trying to blame them as the source of their own problems.

@aped

2 жыл бұрын

Right after American occupation

@nadiar.7788

2 жыл бұрын

Haitians were always hungry. Don't let "clean streets" and "no fear" fool you. They were being occupied. Tehre was still mass poverty.

I think I might miss the fashion the most, everyone look simple yet elegant. The hats are just lovely.

@eduardoc6441

3 жыл бұрын

I just made a comment on this video and also mentioned how elegant everyone looked and danced, very nice!

Beautiful people beautiful country. I love Haitian people!

😔😔😔😔💔💔 Haïti cheri poukisa yap few sa

Sa tris wi😭😭 menm 2002 peyi a te gen vi ladan l. Depi apre 2003 peyi a kòmanse ap pran frap. E yo pa fè anyen pou chanje sa. Konnya bisantnè tounen yon depotwa e yon izin mechan.😧😢 Quelle tristesse !!! Oh! Haïti chérie. Mon pays de mon ❤️

Bonjour Merci pour ces photos historiques qui nous montrent un autre visage d’Haïti. Maman décédée depuis avait 2ans, je suis triste aujourd’hui de voir l’état de décrépitude de notre pays. Le marché en fer’ un monument créé par le président Hippolyte et brûlé en maintes fois, l’ancienne cathédrale la distillerie d’alcool Nazon, les artères commerciales des familles syro-libanaises. En ce temps là les gens n’étaient pas en guenilles, ils n’avaient pas l’air de souffrir de la faim et tout était propre. Comment en est-on arrivés à ce point de délitement ? peut-on compter sur une prise de conscience collective pour rendre Haïti sa grandeur d’antan? .Merci pour ce moment de nostalgie qui fait du bien

@joleedesrosiers2248

2 жыл бұрын

Les femmes portaient soit un foulard soit un chapeau

@gertrudealexandre1877

3 ай бұрын

Vous avez tout dit dans vos écrits . Bravo cher compatriote .

Wow my grandmother was born in 1935, she's still alive.

Wow. My grand mother was 5 years old at that time.

@tipopeyesna2527

4 жыл бұрын

my father's grandmother was 16 at this time, but she died in 2015 RIP

@sten9life979

4 жыл бұрын

And my grandmother was 3 years old in this time. It amazing! Although her eye sight is bad she's still alive and well.

@rickfevrier7718

3 жыл бұрын

Waou !!!🤗

@sergebaron9086

2 жыл бұрын

My mother was 25 years old my father was 16 years old .

@wing4799

2 жыл бұрын

@@tipopeyesna2527 my grandma was 8yrs old at that time,she told us those were the better days.

Haiti will regain its beauty; the Most High God of heaven and earth will see to it; for his glory.

@us.nyc.10011

2 жыл бұрын

I pray to God you do. I'm not even Haitian

@yolettemilord548

2 жыл бұрын

@@us.nyc.10011 He has spoken it; His word is never in vain. He is our God and we are chosen. We are Jacob and the promises are made to us.

@us.nyc.10011

2 жыл бұрын

@@yolettemilord548 i guess children or progeny of Abraham or Noah are not chosen. Where do you get off correcting the Almighty. We (all mankind monotheistic beliverrs are chosen). So, just because of lineage, you going to tell me, God prefers some of his creation over others! No wonder why you are an extinct mindset. Go away , stop spreading lies.

@roseonthebeat6352

Жыл бұрын

Not only will Haiti regain its beauty… It will never be lost again!!

@FierDetreFrancais1

2 ай бұрын

When?

i want Haiti back like this again

My all-time bucket list entry is to visit Haiti -- Heaven on earth.

Haïti will return to it's former glory

@jamajama2508

3 жыл бұрын

🦠

@wing4799

2 жыл бұрын

Glad to see you still have hope,me Ive giving up hope for Haiti

M ta rele anmyeyyyyy ,Gad sa ti peyi nou an tounen ,ou Santi t gen vi ,Youn t renmen lot .😢😢😢😢😢c triste

Du Bon vieux temps

Eske se menm Ayiti sa map gade an 2024 la 😢 Èpot femen, lekol pa louvri , Prizon kraze .Bandi ap simen latwoublay, sak diri 5550 goud ,manje vin tounen yon luxe, se yon peyi ki sanse pap fonksyone .Kiyes kap vinn ride nou nan sa nou ye la?🤔

For that time Haiti was beautiful and well developed. Haiti today just stop developing and stuck in time for the worst.

@danielmorgan3590

4 жыл бұрын

@Une belle matinée d'été ! I relly think so myself it was the year my mom was bon there 1938

@hijodedios5785

4 жыл бұрын

Haiti woul be beautiful if it was stuck but unfortunately is going backwards

@hijodedios5785

4 жыл бұрын

@Rock Stone usa and france don't destroy the country. Haitian government is destroying their own country

@joshtowers6102

3 жыл бұрын

@@hijodedios5785 who do you think has these shoo-in, pro-USA presidents getting "elected" in Ayiti? THE USA! Who do you think unfairly put the country in crippling debt for years? FRANCE. Who has never once actually come in for the aid that was promised after missionaries brought devastating Cholera to Ayiti? THE U.N, AND IT WAD THEIR FAULT IN THE FIRST PLACE. The list goes on

@ginnijo2526

3 жыл бұрын

StayFocus It was developed where? It's the same thing! M still wè povrete, ti kay tòl, wout labou, salte, chomaj etc... Did you miss that part in the video? Menm nèg de mezon ki t'ap dirije avan yo c menm yo menm nan ki toujou la Anyen pa janm chanje

Oh God so relaxing our brother country Haiti 🇭🇹..I feel peaceful... who will predict the sad chaos of today?? No one ..I see in this video Haitian people working ,everything is clean,well it's not plastic or ONG s????... Even they were poor I sense in this video peace and hope for a better HAITI...I LOVE HAITI 🇭🇹 ❤️❤️...I feel the strong faith and conviction that God will and is helping the Haiti of today.... IT WILL BE GREAT ,THAT FOR EACH HAITIAN THEY PLANT 21 🌳 TREES, THEN MY BELOVED HAITI. CAN BE VERY VERY GREEN EVERYWHERE!!.. ITS VERY POSSIBLE IF THE HAITIAN PEOPLE HAVE A HONEST GOVERNMENT THAT CARES FOR ITS CITIZENS...I CONTINUE PRAYING FOR THE PEACE AND PROSPERITY OF HAITI 🇭🇹 ....AMEN!!

I feel very emotional looking at this film on Haiti 🇭🇹 in 1938 .I hope that things change in the country

@FierDetreFrancais1

5 ай бұрын

Things will never change cause you worship America.

Yon bon peyi konsa , pou politisyen mete avèk lòt nasyon pou fini avèk yon pèp Ensekurite , lavi chè , mizè , grangou se mak fabrik nou Men Bondye kifè karma egziste, mw rete kwè yon jou lap jou pou Ayiti cherim nan

That was so interesting and lovely photography. Many thanks for sharing this.

My mother wasn’t born yet. I want to know what my grandmother did that day. Maybe I can use a travel machine to go back in the past.

I really enjoyed the music and dancing starting at 6:13, I can see the influence on our Dominican Merengue and vice versa. I love how elegant they look dancing and then they follow that with a piece by Erik Satie! Great job with the music, great video and thank you for sharing!

@PHlophe

2 жыл бұрын

Edu, same african roots really

@ElegantWorksMax

Жыл бұрын

Donnez-moi la main - Nemours Jean-Baptiste (1958)

No trash on the streets 🤯, good infrastructure 🤯

Wow,my grandma was 8yr old at the time,she always tell me those were the better days

Very Instructive, Bravo !

Oh jezu stp fè mirak ou a ankò li t tro bel🇭🇹😭😭😭

Gadé... Lé ayiti mwen té bel.

@RuthiesVlogWorld

3 жыл бұрын

I know right 💜

@JC_inc

3 жыл бұрын

. Ou bel tou wi ti cheri.

@FlashLaSmoke

3 жыл бұрын

It's still bel

@eliothejuniordorsainvil2240

2 жыл бұрын

@@FlashLaSmoke Good English 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

@yvettepierrelouis8254

Жыл бұрын

@@eliothejuniordorsainvil2240 🤣🤣🤣M czi

Ayiti cheri!

How far Haiti has fallen! It's tragic. I hope better days are ahead for that country.

Mon Dieu voila ce qu,est devenue notre chere Haiti d,autrefois 🇭🇹 cela nous donne envie de vomir en la regardant aujourdui.

O Bon Dieu gad kijan ti peyi'm nan te ye mwen ta renmen retounen dans le pase Bon Dieu'm nan.

Ce toujou triste pou gade Haiti nan temps passe jusounia . Min qui lheur pays sa ap change?

What happened to Haiti it was so beautiful Gorgeous country.

On ne peut pas féliciter un pays dans un tel état, des infrastructures horribles, des gens si pauvres. Haïti sera belle quand ces habitants seront beaux ❤

@FierDetreFrancais1

5 ай бұрын

De quoi tu parles abruti?

I was about to say that I like the emptiness of it all because now these places are so crowded with cars and people. Then I thought about the date and the great depression and realized that no movement may not be an entirely good thing.

@bobdole27

3 жыл бұрын

Its overpopulated, well at least the big cities are, andeyou or the rural areas are still somewhat sparse

@FierDetreFrancais1

5 ай бұрын

@@bobdole27 It's people from the countryside who destroyed Haiti on all levels and made it dirty by their jealousy for people from the city. The capital was nice and clean back then. All the countryside people just trashed it out of evilness. They will pay for the evil they sow.

Aucune différence te toujours gen mizè, cette vidéo montre Port au Prince avec ces inégalités de toujours. Pas d’école pour le peuple, aucune bonne condition de logement etc.... nos arrières grands parents l’ont vaincus et aujourd’hui nous encore, disons pire.

@FierDetreFrancais1

4 ай бұрын

Abruti!

@Yoganne777

2 ай бұрын

Les gens jouaient aux cartes et allaient au bal ...

@ManitheMondesir-gr4mg

9 күн бұрын

Une vérité absolue

Oh haiti chr mw

Concrètement Rien n'a changé dans la misère de ce peuple qui chante et danse inconciemment malgré tout..

So much is still the same today.

@FierDetreFrancais1

2 ай бұрын

You are foolish. The country was less crowded less people in the city of Port au Prince it is as clean the streets were clean. Food was affordable. People were not rich but they were happy and content with what they had. They were not violence, gangs, guns etc and even politically it was less corrupted.

The architecture looks just about the same

An ale Haiti 🇭🇹🌐🛑

Ce peuple vivait toujours dans la misère . Aujourd'hui c'est encore pire

Merci , J'ai du plaisir à regarder les visages des gens qui ne sont plus dans la vie

Epok timoun pa janbe lari..epok granmoun...menm corpulence moun yo diferan de nou jodia.

Peyi Nou an pa devlope Nan toute sance vre wap gade Nan 1937 ak 2002 koman lot peyi yo devlope Amerika Dubai japonez chine erope ytali toute kote Nan monde la devlope anpil si peyi Nou te devlope Nou pata vin faire esklave Nan peyi moune et se Nou ki ale plis Nan lot peyi ale cherche travay mmmmm

Those looking at this footage should understand that this was taken just a few years after the US occupied the country. What we're looking at is not a free and flourishing Ayiti. What we're looking at is a neo-colony formed after 19 years of occupation. This is the era that spurred the compradors (foreign and domestic) who have effectively maintained the people of Ayiti as a global underclass. Some Ayisyen (elders especially) look fondly at this period as a time of security, never realizing that the only reason it appeared so is because the colonizers had Ayiti EXACTLY where they wanted it. -but that level of exploitation can only last for so long. Think about it, there's no cause for the kind of violence we see today from the colonizers so long as they can freely exploit the land and labour (while the people suffer). The masses realizing their condition will use violence to rise up, the colonizers and their puppets will use violence to quell the uprisings in response. Like water seeks its level, Ayisyen will ALWAYS seek freedom. As such, violence must take place. Please, study the history so we can move forward. If you can only read one book, I recommend reading "How Europe Underdeveloped Africa" by Walter Rodney to get a good historical analysis of what is plaguing Africans today. Furthermore, I recommend joining a revolutionary organization fighting for the liberation of Africans everywhere. One day Ayiti, like Africa, through the relentless organization of the masses of African people, will be rid of capital-imperialist exploitation and oppression. Only then will we know freedom. Only then will we know peace.

@jorgecanahan3647

2 жыл бұрын

Tipical communist ………Development? How you develop without Capital $$$$$$$$$$$. Wake up and smell the coffee, is 2022 not the 70’s, even Russia 🇷🇺 is run by oligarchs. If the useful idiots could fly, it will be always cloudy.

pa té ni tou sa moun kon jodi la ayiti té pé nouri tout pèp la 10:57 sé ti machann la yo té an ti jan byen swanyé machandiz a yo té byen ranjé

Volé yo finn dechepiye tí peyi m nn

American te toujou tap kraze peyi a

Haïti peyi'm

my grandma born in this year 😮😮

real and strength.

Haiti cheri lew tounen janw t ye a map tounen la o bondye gade peyim nan

@saddrackbilald5624

3 жыл бұрын

Li pap k tounen sal t ye avan pou kont li nn, c ou menm ki pou ale chanjel, fèl tounen sal t ye a

Gade peyim nan

Y’all remember that these are framed shots, and this was at the end us occupation so let’s not act like the country was experiencing prosperity then

Safem anvi kriye

Oui monchè

I pray to that God will help the people of Haiti and Haitians to give them knowledge and to open their eyes to their country so that we can take action and make a change

@FierDetreFrancais1

5 ай бұрын

They prefer just coming to the Us to get handouts instead of fixing their own country.

Wow. My grandparents time. My grandfathers must have been in their early 20s here. Never got a chance to meet them, they both died in the 70s ….😫🥹

How can we get it back to normal like this?

@roleeshaandrodhannaelle6608

5 жыл бұрын

You’re right

@YaYaCreationsCrochet

5 жыл бұрын

Get rid of corrupt politicians(so much corruption) and stop the coups, a country can't get on its feet when the gov't is not stable. The fuel stabilization is a huge factor. The problem is, the money will just go into greedy pockets and not into fixing the country itself.

@Smarty2able

5 жыл бұрын

Yarn addict aka K lo yeah and let’s not forget corrupt American leaders who like to take valuable resources from other countries and create an even bigger mess in places like Venezuela.

@Smarty2able

5 жыл бұрын

Yarn addict aka K lo Also the cholera epidemic was brought by the U.N.

@YaYaCreationsCrochet

5 жыл бұрын

I agree that the u.n. is a devil in disguise. Not just the cholera, they do not bring stability to any nation they're in, just problems. But i think blaming" big ,bad America'" for everything is a cop out. I find it interesting that people don't understand there is NO govt, in the EU, u.s. China etc that doesn't do something without expecting something in return. All countries do it but people are surprised that the u.s. does it as well. Those same countries that hate the "corrupt u.s. govt" are the first to ask for a handout from it when times get tough or natural disasters happen. Guess what the solution is to keeping the u.s. out of the business of other countries? Get stability and fight corruption in the country youre in and stop making excuses And blaming others. Start electing decent people and allowing them to complete their terms in office and don't complain when taxes are enforced because taxes are what is supposed to keep a country from going into disrepair.

Thank you

Bientôt un siècle... ... "Qu'av(ons-n)ous nous fait d(e ce) pays ???

What can you about the videographer ? Where has this been hiding? Thank you.

Wawww gad haiti mesye li te bel wii

Interesting

Gad peyi'm nan kriminèl yo fini avè'l kounye-a. Pat gen kale-lonbrik epi peyi-a te pwòp!

Generation sa yo te pròp .genetatuon kounye a yo , majorité ladan yo , se bel sou kò , épi Lakay yo , ak son kote uo rete sal .

Rire gad Haïti

O franchement si yo mandem kotem fet mpap ka di Paske imaj map gade yo la e pa yo mleve we nn😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢

i cry in this video

What is the name of the artist and song everyone is dancing to at the club ?

Haiti te bel ,site konnia jean charles Moise ,chilet L,andre M,aritide,ak neg MAchann mikro yo pa tap keep tel bèl

@saddrackbilald5624

5 жыл бұрын

C sèl yo menm ?

@voltairelaveauxjunior5507

5 жыл бұрын

C'etait a l,epoque de mes parents

My father was in there 1938

This year my grandmother wasa baby or about to born.

Madame yo te konn mete rad sou yo Medame yo pat konn mache toutouni kon Jodi a hmmmmmmmmmm

Merçi

Elas 😭😭😭😥

Looks lot better then, than it does now

I would like to say a few things about Haiti in that time, people always to show the ugly side for Haiti I think in1938 Haiti was more beautiful then that and the ugly parts they sided in Haiti mostly outside of Port au prince. I don't people wouldn't do that to United States of America, because every country in the world has some ugly parts.

Li pa janm trò ta

Malheureusement le peuple haitien et les américains ont tout détruit de ce beau pays.

@raiderrodriguez

4 ай бұрын

Y los franceses también

@FierDetreFrancais1

4 ай бұрын

@@raiderrodriguez Si señor.

Konnya manti wi

haiti the beautiful, the civilized the clean, the prosperous!

@FierDetreFrancais1

5 ай бұрын

Back then not anymore

Pa't janm gen yon lavi miyò, gade eta zòn yo, ti kay tòl Anyen pa janm chanje jiska prezan

@evensjean1730

2 жыл бұрын

I agree that everything still remain the same with the misery that the Haitian people have suffered while there were about 2 to 3 million people. Shame on people who wish to see Haiti returned to the old time with the same poverty,.

@adissonaime651

Жыл бұрын

Men apenn nap soti nan endepandans chr fok ou konprann sa

Gade abiman moun yo se pa salopri kounya yo kap mache kó touni nan tout lari peyi a te gen moun

WTF HAPPEN!!!!

@4khalilson

5 жыл бұрын

AFRICA4AFRICANS America and Europe happen. They cripple my islands economy with their embargo sanctions

@YaYaCreationsCrochet

5 жыл бұрын

It was a beautiful country until Duvalier died.

@carlosmpsenyorcapitacollon6977

4 жыл бұрын

@@4khalilson Europe? During the colony, yes, but after?

@Professionaltalent

4 жыл бұрын

White supremacy continue to thrive today but it's coming to an end. The truth is being revealed!

@Whynot356

3 жыл бұрын

@@carlosmpsenyorcapitacollon6977 they had to pay for their independence for 125 years...

Pks Peyim Pat Ret Konsa Bondieu Papa😭😓

What happened, why is it the way it is now??

Epi yo t konn pale papa Doc mal.. nou menm ayisyen nou raz anpil

Mesi met page la Pou reportage la

What happend to them? They look like a prospect people.

Papam te jenn tigason nan epok sa e mw te pigran pase papam.

🎨🎨🎨🎨🎨

Mwwn men sat plis atirem Nan asyem hayiti a ler wap gade vre Nou se vre Israelite la toute moune konforme yo byen toute moune gen bel rad longue bel moune nwa pat gen afer douko fow deye fow cheveux toute moune naturel moune respecte moune toute moune Nan Limite yo mmmmmmm

ayitipap janm bon ankò

@carleontafari

2 жыл бұрын

Mem jann ak dan pouri w

....and what genre of music those people were dancing to??? Because 'konpa' didn't come to be until 1955.

@mrb5367

Жыл бұрын

twoubadou

Si moun sa yo té konen peyi d, ayiti tap vin nan état sa, yo tap sèmanté 100 foi

My mother wasn't born

Haaaaa😒😒😒 tan ale tan pap janm tounen anko

whats the name of the song that starts in 6:05

@ElegantWorksMax

Жыл бұрын

found it, Donnez-moi la main - Nemours Jean-Baptiste (1958)