7:28 - 8:36 is Bad Gastein, a spa in the alpine region of Austria, seen from the south, probably close to the train station. The mountains featured are the Gamskarkogel and the Graukogel, the church is the Pfarrkirche (parish church) of Bad Gastein. 8:58 Hotel Miramonte in Bad Gastein (still exists today) 9:05 Grüner Baum Resort in Prossau Tal, a side valley of Bad Gastein - typical brown/white "Pingauer Kühe", a local race of cows - film follows the Kötschachbach river to its source in the Tischlerkar glacier - 10:25 Gasthaus Prossau, the inn at the end of the valley (still exists) - 10:33 "Himmelwand" (sky wall), a famous and very steep rock face in the Prossau Valley - 11:04 Bad Gastein, seen from the north
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Parts of this movie seem to be shot at some national holiday. Only then (Austrian) flags were usually applied to public buildings. I either suggest 1. May (Labours day) or 26th of October (National Holiday-Nationalfeiertag). The later would suggest that it must have been shot post 1955 because only from then on we had that holiday.
Even then it was called "Day of the Flag" as far as I know, well into the 1960s. The reopening of the opera in November 1955 is another possibility but I don't think the film was shot in November. Maybe 1st of May 1954 or 1955 judging by the state of various buildings.
The tower seen at 4:08 is the "Ringturm", which was built between 1953 and 1955. Therefore at least this part of the footage definitely wasn't shot in the mid-1940s.
@@mrtrizzle3653 And too many post-war ones. The opera also looks to be finished, which indicates a date around or after November 1955. The Heinrichshof ruins still seem to be standing, which suggests 1954-1955 (the demolition permit was issued in July 1954 and I assume work began shortly after). So yeah, most likely 1954-1955. It's also not all Vienna, the scenes in the mountains are in several different places I think. The train station at the end is Feldkirch, which is about as far from Vienna as you can get without leaving the country.
The original facade and other parts in the front of the building remained more or less intact after the bombing, so they only had to be restored, and not rebuilt like the rest of the building.
@@whatafreakinusername You can see the roof so I'd say it was pretty much fully reconstructed. In another scene you can see the Ringturm, which looks complete, i.e. 1955.
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7:28 - 8:36 is Bad Gastein, a spa in the alpine region of Austria, seen from the south, probably close to the train station. The mountains featured are the Gamskarkogel and the Graukogel, the church is the Pfarrkirche (parish church) of Bad Gastein.
8:58 Hotel Miramonte in Bad Gastein (still exists today)
9:05 Grüner Baum Resort in Prossau Tal, a side valley of Bad Gastein - typical brown/white "Pingauer Kühe", a local race of cows - film follows the Kötschachbach river to its source in the Tischlerkar glacier -
10:25 Gasthaus Prossau, the inn at the end of the valley (still exists) -
10:33 "Himmelwand" (sky wall), a famous and very steep rock face in the Prossau Valley -
11:04 Bad Gastein, seen from the north
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I somehow lost my password. I love any help you can offer me!
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@Stanley Declan I really appreciate your reply. I got to the site on google and im trying it out atm.
Seems to take quite some time so I will get back to you later with my results.
@Stanley Declan it worked and I now got access to my account again. Im so happy!
Thanks so much, you saved my account !
@Tadeo Keith no problem xD
Parts of this movie seem to be shot at some national holiday. Only then (Austrian) flags were usually applied to public buildings.
I either suggest 1. May (Labours day) or 26th of October (National Holiday-Nationalfeiertag).
The later would suggest that it must have been shot post 1955 because only from then on we had that holiday.
Even then it was called "Day of the Flag" as far as I know, well into the 1960s. The reopening of the opera in November 1955 is another possibility but I don't think the film was shot in November. Maybe 1st of May 1954 or 1955 judging by the state of various buildings.
The tower seen at 4:08 is the "Ringturm", which was built between 1953 and 1955. Therefore at least this part of the footage definitely wasn't shot in the mid-1940s.
You just confirmed my theory. There are too many undamaged Buildings.
@@mrtrizzle3653 And too many post-war ones. The opera also looks to be finished, which indicates a date around or after November 1955. The Heinrichshof ruins still seem to be standing, which suggests 1954-1955 (the demolition permit was issued in July 1954 and I assume work began shortly after). So yeah, most likely 1954-1955. It's also not all Vienna, the scenes in the mountains are in several different places I think. The train station at the end is Feldkirch, which is about as far from Vienna as you can get without leaving the country.
The city may not have made it through unscathed but we should all be happy that as much of it survived as it did.
Vienna wasn’t as badly bombed as other German cities.
At 12:10, the sign on the train station façade says "Feldkirch greets those returning home" (Feldkirch grüsst die Heimkehrer)
4:52 the opera looks intact so it must be at least 1955 when the opera was rebuilt after being hit by an US bomb in 1945.
The original facade and other parts in the front of the building remained more or less intact after the bombing, so they only had to be restored, and not rebuilt like the rest of the building.
@@whatafreakinusername Still, the building doesn’t look like it has been bombed, so it’s definitely after the reopening in 1955
@@whatafreakinusername You can see the roof so I'd say it was pretty much fully reconstructed. In another scene you can see the Ringturm, which looks complete, i.e. 1955.
I am sure there are Ford Prefect 100e's, which came out in 1953, in that footage at the start
Shot in the mid-1950s, not the mid-1940's for a good number of reasons.
Lived thru it.
Beautiful city . V
in the mid-50s!
The music...absolutely doesn't fit the images...! Total artistical nonsense.
SKIP THIS ONE, NOT WORTH ANYTHING !