Je l'ai vue une fois vers 1990, juste avant le début des travaux, avec encore les arbres poussés dans les ruines restées telles quelles pendant 45 ans. Je suis revenue tous les ans pour voir l'avancée des travaux. Grandiose et émouvant ! Une magnifique église baroque ressuscitée de ses cendres.
War and Conquest and concentration of wealth allows such works to be built. Peace loving societies would see no point in building coliseums, grand churches, pyramids, skyscrapers as they are a massive waste of valuable resources that would help provide the peace.
@@orclover2353 Building high rise office buildings to rent out to businesses ,building churches and housing is called civilization. And capitalism. It require the skill of many trades, carpenters, bricklayers, electricians , engineers. People make a living doing it and provide for themselves and their families. Imagine society today if it had your pioneering spirit.
@@JohnMcDonald-ef5gz Well, there would be about 1 billion people on the planet and we wouldn't have a climate crisis. Is that worse that what we currently have? Is technology progress if it eventually undoes technology?
@@orclover2353 You make no sense. There is roughly some 8 billion people on the planet and technology like electricity , the internal combustion engine and indoor plumbing has greatly improved the well being and health of millions.
You really want to know? I can give you the answer. Communism. The Russians isolated East Germany from the West and even built a wall to keep people apart. Then they started to build their horrible creations of which I think the so called Kulturpalast was one, close to the where the old Frauenkirche once stood. This monstrosity is still there as reminder. Only the Germans could achieve this miracle of rebuilding this amazingly beautiful building known as the Frauenkirche
Und JETZT steht sie wieder in ihrer ganzen Pracht, dank der vielen vielen Spenden und der fleissen Hände die DAS ermöglichten :)
Je l'ai vue une fois vers 1990, juste avant le début des travaux, avec encore les arbres poussés dans les ruines restées telles quelles pendant 45 ans. Je suis revenue tous les ans pour voir l'avancée des travaux. Grandiose et émouvant ! Une magnifique église baroque ressuscitée de ses cendres.
Ein tolles Zeitzeugnis unserer Stadt. Danke für den Upload
I visited the rebuilt church in 2016. What an amazing reconstruction. It’s just a pity that war and destruction still go on in the 21st century.
War and Conquest and concentration of wealth allows such works to be built. Peace loving societies would see no point in building coliseums, grand churches, pyramids, skyscrapers as they are a massive waste of valuable resources that would help provide the peace.
@@orclover2353 Building high rise office buildings to rent out to businesses ,building churches and housing is called civilization. And capitalism. It require the skill of many trades, carpenters, bricklayers, electricians , engineers. People make a living doing it and provide for themselves and their families.
Imagine society today if it had your pioneering spirit.
@@JohnMcDonald-ef5gz Well, there would be about 1 billion people on the planet and we wouldn't have a climate crisis. Is that worse that what we currently have? Is technology progress if it eventually undoes technology?
@@orclover2353 You make no sense. There is roughly some 8 billion people on the planet and technology like electricity , the internal combustion engine and indoor plumbing has greatly improved the well being and health of millions.
engelse oorlogs misdaden ?
Das ist ja unfassbar. Wie kann es sein, dass nach 48 Jahren immer noch die Kirche in Trümmern lag?
Das Volk liegt schon seit fast 80 Jahren in Trümmern.
You really want to know? I can give you the answer. Communism. The Russians isolated East Germany from the West and even built a wall to keep people apart. Then they started to build their horrible creations of which I think the so called Kulturpalast was one, close to the where the old Frauenkirche once stood. This monstrosity is still there as reminder. Only the Germans could achieve this miracle of rebuilding this amazingly beautiful building known as the Frauenkirche