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Das ist Raubkunst!

@DuDaufe

10 күн бұрын

Ja? So was? Kunst kann't gestohlen werden, sie ist niemand's Eigentum.

" tu regere imperio populos , romane, memento " Impero Romano.😊

What was your Equipment? Did u use a gimbal like me.? It looks good.

@hazelframe

10 ай бұрын

it is DJI pocket 2

the fast panning shots on 30FPS is super blurry and hard to follow. Next time either do your panning shots much much slower or shoot in 60FPS, thank you. But the first minute you could have easily walked through the reliefs of the lions on the walls for a few minutes and walked slower, that area is impressive. Amazing history

@hazelframe

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for the feedback. I agree it would fit much better here with 60fps.

Hier interessantes Interview mit einem Teil der Leitung des Pergamon Museum: kzread.info/dash/bejne/fmGLpJSSYbmyf84.html

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Many people write here that these objects were stolen. This is debatable. Well, there are no ancient civilizations anymore and current modern countries can argue about the "rights" to these objects, but legally no one is their "owner". There is no Babylon or Roman Empire. However, if it were not for European archaeologists, these objects would have been destroyed in the ground or stolen into material for building roads and houses, or forgotten forever (we see this in the example of hundreds of other historic objects of ancient civilizations, irretrievably lost). These objects were not "stolen" from anyone, but after their discovery, they were secured and saved for posterity. For example, the Ishtar Gate was a pile of rubble buried deep underground. It was painstakingly put back together from millions of shattered fragments and reconstructed. This required great knowledge and great resources. And such "pagan" objects as the Pergamon Altar would be blown up by extreme religious groups, as we saw a few years ago, when ISIS took over areas with numerous ancient monuments. Many similar buildings were destroyed and no one was able to save them. Now, suddenly everyone wants this type of facilities for themselves, because they are greedy for "easy" money from tourism. However, they do not know how many millions it is necessary to constantly invest so that these facilities still exist in good condition and continue to please people. For example, Germany plans to spend over EUR 900 million (!) in the coming years to maintain this museum and secure these treasures. Therefore, we should be grateful that someone has such technical, scientific and financial capabilities, even though times are not easy for the world. Due to renovation works, the exhibitions shown here will be closed until 2027 (Ishtar) and Pergamon even until 2037 (unfortunately).

@boraxsopanic2670

8 ай бұрын

Ha ha. Do you work for the museum/German government? Your comment is very much like those of the British on their items.

@robkimberlin959

2 ай бұрын

This is so well argued. I agree with you completely.

@Apo-1453

2 ай бұрын

Bu sözleri ISID'i kuran ve onları besleyen emperyalistlere söyle istersen.batılıların dünyanın yer üstü ve yer altı kaynaklarını,zenginliklerini kendi refahları için sömürdüklerini sende biliyorsun.yerinde restore edilebilirdi.ve ayrıca Türkiyeye saldırabilecek ve bu yapılara zarar vermesi muhtemel tek güç batılılar ( tarihteki haçlılar).yani sorun ve çözüm kendinizde.

now it is closed for impressive 13 years why

@hazelframe

4 ай бұрын

They have been nonstop renovating a portion of the museum anyway. Now closing the place for such a long time sounds intense

@yoms9259

2 ай бұрын

Getting renovated for 1.2b €

Everything stolen from Türkiye bergama izmir

They stole almost everything from every where to make a museum. I saw the Ishtar Gate from city of Babylon present day Iraq.

all stolen

Stolen!

Germany has nothing to to with Pergamon pieces. These pieces belong to PERGAMON in Izmir,Turkiye not a random German country

@leslievandam8905

9 ай бұрын

If anything Pergamon pieces belong to Greece.

@boraxsopanic2670

8 ай бұрын

​@@leslievandam8905Is there an Ancient Greece today?

@erkangreen6182

5 ай бұрын

Says an assimilated Turk 😂

@Jcguy123

4 ай бұрын

@@boraxsopanic2670is there an ottoman Turkey today

@boraxsopanic2670

4 ай бұрын

@@Jcguy123 Not far removed.

peopple should stop visiting those museums like british one and this one

Stolen Pergamon Altar must go back to Türkiye !!! The place from Altar is in Türkiye 🇹🇷 !!!!

@Hasanthe787

Жыл бұрын

Other stuff are stolen too, like the Ishtar gate

@LolyBest

Жыл бұрын

its NOT! By the way Pergamon was Greek and not belongs to Turkey. Ottoman stolle Greeks territories as well...what a shame!

@daspec

6 ай бұрын

They don't belong to Turkey, because there's no such thing as "Turkey". It is occupied IONIA (aka Eastern Greece on Asia minor). Unless you think that the Mongol Seljuk Turkish invaders from Turkistan (Asia) were able to create such remarkable buildings when they only had tents called Yurts and didn't even exist 3,000 years ago! LOL

@Apo-1453

2 ай бұрын

​@@daspecevet ama simdi onlarda Türk.sende dna analizi yaptırmalısın.😂😂😂

GIVE IT BACK TO TURKEY ! and give back all the other stuff u stole from POLAND during 2WW

@daspec

6 ай бұрын

They don't belong to Turkey, because there's no such thing as "Turkey". It is occupied IONIA (aka Eastern Greece on Asia minor). Unless you think that the Mongol Turkish invaders were able to create such remarkable buildings when they only had tents and didn't even exist 3,000 years ago! LOL

@enan1468

4 ай бұрын

The Ottoman empire stole, pillaged many countries

@Apo-1453

2 ай бұрын

​​@@daspecTürkleri ve tarihlerini biraz araştırmalısın büyük sözler söylemeden.çağ açıp çağ kapatmış bir milletten bahsediyorsun.😂😂😂😂son gülen iyi güler.

@tornavida4397

Ай бұрын

Turks ruled for 400 years over that "Great Nation". Hahahaha! You keep crying. For 400 years greece had no other choice than obeying Turks. Hahaha!! And Turks still rule some part of it. Hahaha!!!

@HeyTiesto

Ай бұрын

@@daspec 🤦‍♀️

stole history from another country thief