Thank you for the archives...may the victims rest in peace 💙🖤🤍

Wow... Finally a good video on YT when it was operating... With good digitizing. Thank you

@louise_rose

Ай бұрын

Remarkable video footage and it's easy to see that she was a "floating motel" rather than a high-end ship. The staircase at 20:42 must have been a nightmare to climb up during the sinking, with lots of people, darkness, panic, a heavy list to the side and the ship rocking and swaying underneath... 🙄

@Yumimania_japan

12 күн бұрын

​​​@@louise_roselol I've been on a similar kind of ship when I was in Finland and it has those types of halls and stairs, once it was really stormy and the ship was rocking a lot and even then I had hard time going up the stairs with little rocking so I can't imagine how they felt struggling to climb the stairs as it was listing hard

I have seen a lot of videos about the Estonia online - mainly documentaries that feature reenactments of the tragedy. This is the first time I have ever seen real footage of life onboard the ferry before her sinking. It feels surreal to see it and imagine what actually happened in them when the disaster occurred. R.I.P. to all the victims, and God bless the survivors.

The loss of the Estonia had to been terrible even for those who were in support roles on the landside on a daily basis They knew crew members and interacted with them every day. Estonia was a fine lady and had a hardworking crew. These tragedies are so hard. I just don't understand why things like this happen in this life.

@betodelmar9271

Ай бұрын

Most of them tragedies happen because of human mistakes combined with hard weather conditions.

Nice!Thank you verymuch for uplouding.

@CronosDarth

3 ай бұрын

you're welcome

Important stuff 13:21 Bow closing filmed from there, maybe someone could check the hinges to see if there's any visible damage 18:29 Testing lifeboats and lifejackets 22:00 Avo Piht? and other bridge members including captain Arvo Andersson who picks up a pink flower 23:47 a lot of stuff from the bridge

5 months later.... Everything will be lying on the bottom of Baltic Sea. 😢

@kutsuroi5677

3 ай бұрын

This is both eerie and very sad. Such beautiful cruise/ferry ship 5 months following the footage will be lying at the bottom of the Sea. The shops, restaurants, everything bottom of the Baltic Sea. What’s worse is that you’d find a mass grave if you dive and visit this ship as it is full of corpses of those poor victims. Can’t imagine how the divers feel when they visit the wreck. Also interesting how this is vintage as it’s a stereotypical ship in the 90s. You’d find toys, cassettes, and cars from the 90s.

@elmin82

16 күн бұрын

yes that's very sad, may the victims rest in peace

Eine kleine Frage, in welchen Zeit Abstände werden die Olympic folgen kommen? Oder ist das unregelmäßig? Finde dieses Format nämlich Klasse.

@CronosDarth

5 ай бұрын

ich habe momentan geplan, dass sie wöchentlich kommen sollen, also in diesem fall immer mittwochs

@Wilhelm2.

5 ай бұрын

@@CronosDarth Vielen Dank ich freue mich schon darauf.

Very nice video,i love it.

Thx 🇪🇪

Wann Titania 2 Teaser?

@CronosDarth

3 ай бұрын

das ist nicht bekannt

5:30 Na danke... Den Ohrwurm behalte ich jetzt für ein paar Wochen. Zeigt aber gleichzeitig auch, wie offen Estland zu dem Zeitpunkt schon war. Wenn man bedenkt das nicht mal 3 Jahre zuvor die Sowjetunion zerfiel.

@elinaerni328

Ай бұрын

Selbst während der Sowjetzeit war Estland für die Sowjetbevölkerung sehr westlich und fremd. Es war eine völlig andere Welt, von der die Sowjetmenschen nur träumen konnten!

Eerie

22:51 Isn't that Arvo Andresson?

@JonnyboyCalippo

17 күн бұрын

Yes, it's him.

@pepperkakespisern5531

12 күн бұрын

Arvo Andresson❤

@cynbloxy

6 күн бұрын

Most likely yes

♥️⛴verkligheten om bord på Estonia som intressant att se hur de funkade då för 30 år sen .de som hade anhörig som förliste måste vara intressant att se