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"Loses his job". More like the landlord lies about he starting a fire. Victim of greed from a landlord that was exploiting the kid, until he used him has a escapegoat.

🌟This is the✴️ Star city & Port. ❇️ City of Artist. ❇️ City of Crafts. ❇️City of Finance. ❇️ City of Beautiful people. 🌟Star City of Love 💙& 👑 Freethinkers 👑 💚.

🔆This is the✴️ Star city & Port. ❇️ City of Artist. ❇️ City of Crafts. ❇️City of finance. ❇️ City of Beautiful people. ✴️Star City of Love 💙.

The Germans bombed the Docklands of Antwerp

mooie video. ik vind het vooral intrigerend hoe het vroeger zo simpel kon zijn, de kledij, de hoeden die iedereen draagde, de stijl, soms heb ik wel spijt om niet in die tijd te leven. lijkt me heel spannende tijd om in geleefd te hebben. ook al was het toen misschien niet echt een gemakkelijke tijd. bestaan er ook videos van de gemeente wilrijk ?

Absolutely brilliant video ! Being from Antwerp originally myself, I have always wondered where the name "Meir" came from. Turns out it goes way further back than I thought.

There’s one quality that I can see from Nello. He’s very polite when talking to adults, even though Cogez and Hans give him a difficult time. He greeds the shop assistant and thanks for giving him a canva. This politeness is deeply valued in Asian culture even today, it’s striking for me that this action could be widely seen in the 19th century of Europe, particularly Flanders, Belgium. However, in the modern era, such gestures are gradually forgotten among Westerners. His little action little action signifies that “even though a person pursues a big dream, he must never omit small details and kindness”, a Chinese proverb.

The newly erected crocodile-like statue of Patrush, which was torn down from the Japanese monument at the end of this video, is extremely unpopular with the Japanese who are familiar with this story. It is also believed that the statue was created for China's money. The popularity of “A Dog of Flanders” has been declining in Japan. The poor conduct of the Antwerp administration is the reason for its declining popularity in Japan. It may be too late to remedy this...🥲

What a wonderful film. Beautiful city, magnificent old merchant ships and tugs. Thanks for posting.

When men were men and women, women 😂

History is fun. History is knowledge. History is wat we are today but told tomorrow.

People went fast

Not a replica at all

thank you for making these videos! Keep up the good work!

Only 2 years after the War and they completely gloss over the Belgian SS volunteers in the name of future peace and reconciliation. Valiant effort by all in the Antwerp area who worked and fought to bring the War in the west to an end and freedom from oppression.

Also then with cocain? Antwerp, the cocain capital of Europe... What a shame.

What a beautifull cargo ship. Elegant times.

Thank you,it was about time we had YT history of Antwerpen.❤

It's a shithole...

Onherkenbaar nu! Loopt vol bucht!

Every time i come across videos of Belgium i rarely see people on the street. And this is no exception. And this is Antwerp which should be full of people. What a dull country

I live in Antwerpen for 9 years already and I see this city is still as beautiful as it was already 100 years ago. It's a pity the video doesn't show inside the central station, the most beautiful train station in Europe. Nevertheless I have enjoyed this travel to the past. Thanks for uploading 😊

In its heyday, the Port Of Antwerp made more money in a week than Venice in a whole year. That's how massive trade was in Antwerp.

Engelsen zouden Vlaamse steden met hun werkelijke naam moeten aanduiden, niet met een slechte Franse vertaling. Niet Bruuschj, niet Malien. Het doet pijn aan je oren.

insane hoe dierentuinen toen waren

I am usually not a fan of contemporary style buildings as I find them rarely to have a "soul" (for lack of a better word) compared to historic buildings or just older buildings in general... But the MAS is not one of those! From the moment it opened, I fully embraced it as a part of the city! It's like it was meant to be built on at very spot and in a way had always been there. I love, love, LOVE it!!

Chapters: 00:27 Start of the story in Bruges 01:26 The Hanseatic League 02:55 Decline of Bruges’ trade 03:30 From Bruges to Antwerp 04:48 The Hanseatic House in Antwerp 06:48 The end of the glory years 07:42 The next two centuries 08:02 Napoleon in Antwerp 09:04 Grain warehouse 09:23 The fire 09:58 The 20th century 10:18 Foundations of the Hanseatic House 10:46 The MAS

I need to go here and the French museum of "arts and crafts", to an American this sounds like a museum of just like simple art, it's actually a museum of "the art of craftsmanship" if you go see it you'll understand, lathes from the first lathes to the highest end CNC machines on display in order showing their lineage and other things like that but in long lines so you can see where we have come.

I'm an avid history enthusiast and only recently discovered this channel! thanks for the video. Just a question though, where is all this historical information found? are there papers written by the archeologists, books, or maybe from the MAS museum itself?

next year i'm doing my internship in Antwerpen. I hope to get a room in the north and thanks to your video i will defenetly go check out the MAS 😁 really nice quality video's you make!!

Joined my first trip to sea in Antwerp as a fresh faced 16 year old Kid.. my first night on board I was dragged ashore up to Skipper Straat and Danny’s Bar😮 had a great night and met a nice Lady!!! We ended up in a bar called the Luchtball I think, it was 47 years ago my head the next day was a mess and I got told by the 2nd Steward to man up!! Hence we all went ashore that night. My trip was 6 months Europe South America and the Great Lakes what a trip.. I’m still going to sea ❤ my job as Chief 🧑‍🍳

very nice. now its all just foreigners throwing their trash everywhere, spraying graffiti and intimidating the local population. very sad

Waaaw,hier houd ik echt van,fantastisch beeldmateriaal,dank u...van toen Antwerpen nog een stad was en geen jungel...vraag me af waarom er nog een dierentuin is...er zitten meer wilde beesten buiten de dierentuin dan erin...

het zicht van linker oever zonder bebouwing was mooi om te zien. prachtige docu

Niet voor lang. Kijkend naar de Offerandestraat, wat het was en wat het is. Dit is de toekomst van Meir; ook derde wereld worden.

Its just for some reason so creapy to hear "beguan congo" like if anyone here knows what especially among all colonisers, the belgians did in congo.. unforgiveable unspeakable

"Hout" means litterly wood... no need to assume.

- зашто гоогле не зна ништа направити - зато што су глупи како ће знати - ако сам ја вас блокирао одакле поново _ мени нећеш

Hoe heette het Astridplein voor Astrid er was?

🌟 Magnificent Antwerp the Star Port City of Artists 🌟

Really interesting! Just a slight correction: Brabant, not Flanders.

Toen het nog allemaal blanken waren ...

99% of Flemisch don't know this figures.

There is no proven threshold at which booze is risk-free, according to the WHO. “We cannot talk about a so-called safe level of alcohol use. It doesn’t matter how much you drink-the risk to the drinker’s health starts from the first drop of any alcoholic beverage” Antwerp keeps persecuting cannabis culture, while pushing the hard drug that is alcohol.

I love Antwerp, but have always felt uneasy about those 20th century skyscrapers that stand alongside it. Am I being too fussy? St Paul's cathedral in London used to dominate the city skyline but has long been dwafted by the architectural horrors of the 20th and 21st centuries.

voor de liefhebbers , bij 02:35 zie je de Temi II , van dijkhuizen uit Vlissingen ...

today, the port of Antwerp , is five times the size of the city

I sailed on a tanker to Antwerp in the early 1970s, going up the Schelde was very tense with an electrical storm raging.

de invasie van de personenautos heeft de stad echt om zeep geholpen

o wat WAS de groenplaats mooi.