"WW2 Then and Now: Witness History Unfold Through Time-Comparison Photography
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- Опубликовано: 30 мар 2024
- Step back in time and witness the powerful juxtaposition of past and present with our captivating exploration of WW2 Then and Now photos. Delve into history as we seamlessly blend iconic images from World War II with their modern-day counterparts, revealing the dramatic transformations that have taken place over the decades. From bustling city streets to war-torn landscapes, experience the evolution of time firsthand through this mesmerizing visual journey. Join us as we uncover the hidden stories behind these images and gain a deeper understanding of the enduring impact of one of the most pivotal moments in human history. Don't miss out on this immersive experience that bridges the gap between the past and the present. Subscribe now for more captivating content and unlock a window into the world of Then and Now photography.
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World War 2, WWII, Then and Now, Historical Photos, D-Day, Normandy, Berlin, War Documentary, History, Reconstruction, Memorials, Battlefields.
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📌Attribution format: 'Light in Dark Places' by Scott Buckley - released under CC-BY 4.0. www.scottbuckley.com.au
music:[Light in Dark Places] by Scott Buckley - Released under CC-BY 4.0. www.scottbuckley.com.au
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Don't forget to watch this from the then and now series 🕰️
Then and Now! | Pictures from World War II for the first time | Normandy WW2
• Then and Now! | Pictur...
Time travel back to 1944 - Haunting "then and now" WWII photos
• Time travel back to 19...
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German units involved were: Reserve Division 148 - Reserve Grenadier Regiment 239 - Reserve Grenadier Regiment 8 - Reserve Grenadier Bataillon 372 - Reserve Grenadier Bataillon 164 - Reserve Jäger Bataillon 28 - Reserve Grenadier Bataillon 327 - Reserve Grenadier Bataillon 444 - Reserve Grenadier Bataillon 7 - Ost Bataillon 661 - Reserve Artillerie Regiment 8 - Division Füsillier Bataillon 148 - Kurt Hahn - Festungs-Pionier-Bataillon 14 - Krieg in Südfrankreich - Friedhof Dagneux - Volksbund - Then and now - Before and After - World war II - time travel - back to the future - after the battle - killed in action - ambush - drop zone - missing in action - KIA - MIA - casualties of war - photography - timelapse - Nice - Grasse - Cannes - Sospel - La Napoule - Villeneuve-Loubet - Levens - Col de Braus - Pont de la Manda - St Cézaire sur Siagne - Monaco - Monte Carlo - Menton - Pont du Loup - Cimetière de Caucade - Dagneux German cemetery - Draguignan US cemetery - Antibes - Cote d'Azur - Peira Cava - Wehrmacht - Fascism - chateau de la Napoule - Marvin Moles helmet - comparison - French Resistance - débarquement de Provence - Operation Dragoon - Autopsy of a Battle - The Champagne Campaign - Rhone American Cemetery - ABMC - 1944 - 1939 - 1945 - General Otto Fretter-Pico - General Robert T Frederick - Ange Grassi - Seraphin Torrin - execution - hanging - death penalty - Gestapo - FFI - FTP - FABTF - First Airborne Task Force - paratroopers - Operation Dragoon - Southern France Invasion - August 15th 1944 - Liberation - Occupation - animation - 517th PRCT - Wehrmacht - Nazi - vermist - verschollen - gefallen - Deutsche Soldatenfriedhof Dagneux - Volksbund - death in paradise - parents at gravesite - nostalgia - Dr. Med. Fritz Lauermann Fritz - Dr Lauermann Fritz - Dr Fritz Lauermann
Thankyou for your brilliant work. My dad served in the army during WW2. I am a former Navy Nurse LT and my brother served in the Navy during the Vietnam War. God bless all veterans❤
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@@retiredcatlady Thank you for your service.
Thank you for the service!
They say a picture is worth 1,000 words, but one can't put a value on these. Brilliant work!
Your words are true, sir. Thank you for watching. Do not forget to support us by liking the video and subscribing ❤❤
@@Ww2worldwar2Been there and did that!
They are good except they’ve seemed to of used 1000’s of words with each picture
@Peace2U-ec6es you are a brilliant person with heart and feelings, you merit all honors SIR😌🫡
Someone must be so good and sensitive like you to know how to appreciate good works 😌🫡❤️
Just to imagine the people who live in those areas now are walking exactly where WW2 soldiers were walking. It's just amazing. Awesome video! God Bless The Greatest Generation!
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Поляки живут же рядом с 6концлагерями где сожгли 6миллионов евреев.
I love these types of videos. I wonder how many people there today even realize the history that played out in the streets in front of their houses and businesses all those years ago! Nice to see these places restored and at peace.
Nice comment. I wonder the same. I also wonder if any of these servicemen, the ones who survived, ever returned to Europe / these locations in their later years, to recall their experiences, in peaceful times, and how their bravery and self sacrifice changed the world. This video is very evocative.
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Do you realise the history that played out in the streets infront of your house ?
Should have more likes, the effort this takes to find and line up the shots deserves them.
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Truly superb presentation. Extremely moving and thought provoking. Absolute respect and gratitude to those who were there.
Appreciation and respect Thank you sir ❤❤
Thank you guys for the hard work to bring us Then and Now . Blessings to you and all men and women that served.
In October of 2024, I will be going to Vimy Ridge and Juno Beach to pay my respects to those who rest there.
This trip has been #1 on my personal to-do list for a very long time.
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Amazing research including soldiers’ names, and matching it to the exact locations today.
Enjoy the video and please support by liking and subscribing in appreciation and respect for this content 🌟♥️
I was born in Luxembourg. My mother was also born in Luxembourg. My father was a GI. At the end of the war my mother found work with the US Army (4th Armored) as a uniformed civilian secretary and was subsequently transferred to 1st US Constabulary HQ, Wiesbaden where she met my father, a Constabulary Trooper.
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Fabulous job you have done on these photo's!
Amazing to see the original parts still exist in the modern pictures in so many cases, so very well done on this video and RIP to all the brave souls shown here that are no longer with us.
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That was quite a trip through history. Thank you.
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The Greatest Generation, including my father who served in the Pacific, fought bravely to stop the threat of the spread of authoritarian and Fascist rule. I can’t help but imagine the despair they would feel if they saw the internal war between democracy and the real threat of possible authoritarian rule going on here in the USA Today. Though I miss my dad, I am glad he and many of his peers, have passed on so they don’t have to witness this threat again after all they sacrificed for us.
I agree, many men and women played an important role in making the world better. If they were here today to see how their sacrifice made some difference. I am glad my Grandfather who fought in Burma is not here to see the world as it is now.
@@daryljackson3430 My dad was in Burma, too.
I lost an uncle I never had the chance to know in North Africa in November 1942. My father served in the Pacific Theater throughout WWII. It hurts my heart knowing what they fought and died for being taken down bit by bit by our changing society who has no idea or concept of SACRIFICE the Greatest Generation made for all of us. I’m grateful neither my uncle nor father are alive to witness the slow demise of freedom. 😢
Agree,miss my parents born '22 and '26. Dad was medic in Germany and Italy. I am glad they both not here to see what's happened to US. I am 76 and am closer to seeing them again. 🙏 ❤
@@diannemiller1895 My dad was born in 1918. He was a fighter pilot in the China Theater during WWII. Flew with a squadron known as Terry and the Pirates. Apparently there was a comic strip later that was named after them. Dad died in 1988, just shy of his 70th birthday. Heart attack. Not unusual for fighter pilots, as I understand it. Mom was born in 1922, and, bless her heart, she lived until 2019, and passed peacefully at the age of 97. She was mentally with us until the end. I was raised the middle of 5, but both my older sister and brother died young. My bro in a motorcycle accident at 22, sis from a brain tumor at 44. I am now the oldest at 75, with 2 younger brothers, ages 72 and 68. Yes, we’ll have a big family reunion in the heavens, with dad in the cockpit, by and by. What’s happening right now is so worrisome. Looks as if several countries in Europe are moving to more authoritarian candidates. I guess all the people who could remember Europe in the 1930’s-‘40’s are passed, and the young people are ignorant of all that terrible history. 😪
I just ❤ vids like this. Really fascinating & equally sobering. Isn't amazing that many of the places look the same today, just in color🤭?
What's sad is that as time passes & society moves furthur & further away from that time, the majority of youth/young ppl lose interest & honestly could care less about the WW's., Korea & Vietnam. They don't realize the hell our soldiers & all the others' went through. The way they behave: burning flags, dancing & stomping on flags, looting etc. Only to have this behavior shrugged off & even condoned? What a disgrace. May they never be forgotten.❤
It pains me terribly to see what our country has become...the disrespect is inexcusable! I wonder what would happen if those who "protest" and hate America so much were to be given the option of living in a Soci*list/Com*unist country, would THAT make them happy?? Most of them are woefully ignorant of what that would actually entail. "Those who do not learn from history are doomed to repeat it!"
I’d like to say thank you to all the men and women and children who pay the ultimate Price for the freedom we have today God bless them all 🙏🏻
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There is no god. If there was, then childhood cancer would be banished...
We all can be very happy since the war CIA, MI6, US troops, british troops brings only the best over the humans. Demokratie and human rights. How many countries were attacked? 40 or 50? Oh sorry. Only for human rights. American and British poeples are Our friends, bitte we need not any soldiers in every corner of the world. Please go back to your country and let the other countries alone. Many thanks.
amazing photo,s
It would be good, if when you show the before and after, to show the two pictures side by side for further comparison, I forget what the first shot looks like 😢...Ta Muchly...
Yes, it is true, but for more excitement we do this
Great picture montage! I'm certain a lot of hours of research and technical work went into this, and I really appreciate it. Keep their memories alive; we will never forget our greatest generation of all time!
True sir, thank you for appreciating us for this effort we are making 🙏🙏❤
I have a house near Perriers, it’s amazing how it was rebuilt and is now a thriving town with good shops and a Saturday market. St.Lo nearby suffered the same fate in 1944 and has also been well resurrected with a lovely rebuilt cathedral.
All this, plus the cold weather as an additional enemy in many of the pictures!
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That’s true, we don’t get these winters in Europe any more, last cold snap was 2010.
Beautiful photos and your explanation for each was fantastic.
Thank you sir. Wait soon for an exclusive video shown on our channel from the series Then and Now pictures from ww2. Pictures shown for the first time exclusively here on RUclips in a long video. But don’t forget to like the video and subscribe.❤
La musique accompagne admirablement ces photos lmpressionnantes qui provoquent un véritable choc comme un coup de poing. 😟💔🙏😥😥😥💐❤️🙋
En effet, votre déclaration est correcte, monsieur. Nous avons une très grande bibliothèque de photos historiques de la guerre mondiale. Merci d'avoir regardé. N'oubliez pas d'aimer la vidéo et de vous abonner.🕰❤
You are blessed Mr. Morin.
These photos are truely amazing... 🙏🇺🇸🙏🇺🇸
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Thank you for watching
@@Ww2worldwar2 What you do is priceless...These amazing brave men should never be forgotten. 🙏🇺🇸🙏
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Thank you for showing the 82nd Airborne.
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Great video! Despite some of the negative comments, I actually appreciated the information that accompanied every photo and you can easily pause for as long as it takes to read it all. I always find it very emotional to see how the buildings stand in defiance and serve as a reference point, while everything around them, from that time, has disappeared into history.
What a great comment. The last sentence brought tears to my eyes. Freedom. It's a human right. 🇺🇸
@@mariafinn1082 Thank you, Maria. My late father was part of the D-Day landings and watching these videos makes me think of him and the futility of war.
@@JohnBailey-ux9vv Bless your dear father for his service. I always find it surreal to look at "then and now" war photographs - to see young men in fatigues with guns. Some hiding from snipers, other in tanks or standing in what are now busy roadways. As you say, the futility of war, but also the passage of time. The men in these photos were probably the age of our grandsons now, or younger, and in the blink of an eye, they are now grandparents, many deceased. My father also served in WWII, but not in Europe - on a DE in the Pacific. He died 20 years ago, but when he returneded from the war, he married my mom and raised nine of us. We all miss him.
@@mariafinn1082 They were true heroes but just like the song 'The Living Years', I never got to tell him that. I was too busy being 'cool' at 23 when he died at 55 in 1977. All of a sudden he was gone and it still hurts. My brother was only 15 but we both have big families now, so his legacy lives on x
@@JohnBailey-ux9vv I understand. I think all of us, if we live long enough, come to regret the indifference of our younger years. We change so much personally, emotionally, etc. as we gain life experience, sometimes it's hard to recognize our younger selves. Again, it is the passage of time that I alluded to earlier. Oh, if we could turn back time, or at least just slow it down a little bit.
All I can say is “Fantastic”. Thanks for posting and keeping the memories alive on this 80 anniversary. Cheers from Texas.
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Would be far better with a voice over description so that the full screen could be used for the photographs.
Thank you, sir. I will do that for you next time. Here is a video in the description with a voice comment. Enter the description and watch ❤❤🕰
Probably every military man in all of the photos in this video are dead. They sacrificed so much. And look what we've done with their sacrifices.
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These photos are priceless reminders of the past. Thank you
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Let us never forget.
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Amazing.
Colonel Jamal, I have no words to say anything
Amazing...very touching, thank you for this
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Brave men, brave Patriots.
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These pictures are so important in capturing history. Time waits for no man in its inexorable march.
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Mix of emotions everytime i watched your clips..gives me a glimpse how it looks like before and now and i imagine that we are shaped bc of the past history and what our forefathers, brave men and women fought for..their sacrifices made me emotional, hope this generation will value and love their country.. my country Philippines experienced WW2 also. It really amazed me how your country preserved structures nice videos.❤ from Philippines
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Wow!! Thanks for sharing the history of our brave troops & what it looks like today.
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I look at these men and thank them 🙏🏼
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Magnificent work!
Color me subscribed.
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Fascinating, and now of increasing historical importance......
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Trabalho incrível e emocionante, como a história. Memória imorredoura. Gratíssimo.
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I am soooo proud of these AMAZING MEN alot of them lied about their ages to fight for our freedoms and to liberate country's from evil people the bravery of these men is extraordinary to charge a beach with bombs and bullets could strike and kill them at any time yet they kept moving forward they knew that they might not make it back home still they pushed on by the end of the day took the beach THESE MEN are heroes they are truly what it means to be BRAVE GOD BLESS THEM AND THE BRAVE SOULS THAT NEVER MADE IT HOME
I love these, so fascinating.
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Excellent video and history , love the before and after .
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Beautifully done, heartbreaking images❤
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Excelente trabajo. La magnitud de una guerra que traspasó los límites. Queda evidenciada en las imagenes.
Cómo impresionan estás imágenes ,son increíbles .
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Fantastic. Well done.
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My dad was 15 and my mom was
9 1/2 when the war ended. I was born 13 years later in 1958.
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Deze foto's zijn meer dan een foto dit is een geschiedenis waar wij allemaal heel veel aan hebben momenten in de mens en plaats en gebeurtenissen de,e mense zijn de engelen van vrijheid ,ik ben zelf ook op plekken geweest in de wereld waarje liever niet komt en ook een strijd gaande was wij hebben daar voor vrede en stabiliteit gezorgt deze mensen ook vrijheid is kostbaar voor altijd ❤
Thank you, sir, for this comment
Came across this video friend just had to watch it, Imaging standing in the same spot must have felt fantastic , God bless all.
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Wonderful
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Since it's mainly about the image can I say that the, quite large, captions kill off too much of the screen?
I would suggest making the "then" image full screen and fading the caption in and then out across the bottom of it and leaving the "now" image plain.
Good research though, well done!
Yes, it is true, but we make these texts and captions more clear so that the viewer knows everything that happened in that picture. Thank you, sir
Amazing scholarship and a testament to the bravery of those soldiers 🇺🇸
God bless 🙏✝️
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Outstanding work to bring history and the ultimate sacrifice of freedom. Reminder of the faces of war!!
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Well done!
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incrível trabalho
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Yes, I'm absolutely in awe of these then and now photographs. Very touching. Thank you. 6-6-2024.
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Moments, minutes, hours, days, months and years pass us by, and each day takes a day of our lives. Generations have passed, and more generations will come. We were created from dust, and we will return under the dust, and only your good deeds that you have given to yourself and others will remain, in which you will remain eternally.
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Hopefully...not get war like this anymore... human beings and animals same level.. suffer in war like this 😢
Food video.
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@@Ww2worldwar2 Sorry!
Good video.
❤ thanks ❤سپاس
Wonderful photographic work!, what a pity that the new generations have no idea of all the suffering and chaos that was experienced in the WWII , it was a time of pain and despair, although I am not of that generation I have read and wacht so many documentaries about that war but hearing that melody I have been carried away by emotions,thank you🌺🌹
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Would purchase a book showing the WWII scene on left page and current site on right page. Only large photos provide the correct perspective.
A turbulent era, in war time. Eighty years ago. A tragic and bitterest moment.
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@Ww2worldwar2 Peace and no more wars.🙏🙏🤝🤝
Os franceses jamais deveriam esquecer esses eventos. Mesmo que passem 10 gerações essa lição nunca deve ser esquecida. Por isso assusta ver o crescimento da extrema direita naquele país 😢
No más guerras todos somos hermanos Paz 🕊️🕊️🕊️ en la tierra gracias por compartir parte de la historia triste pero a seguir fortaleciendo la unión de hermandad.
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très beau montage et musique très prenante un grand merci si vous avez les vosges dans ce style cela serait super encore merci
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Cuanta sangre derramada, cuantas vidas apagadas por la insanía de un hombre ensoberbecido por el poder. Infinita tristeza ver estas escenas.
We dont have this American spirit anymore. It breaks my heart.
The men and women I teach at military universities do. Believe me. ❤
Let’s never forget the sacrifices they made….
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I may come off as having a few marbles loose , but I would give anything to
have been a soldier back in the forties .
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Los pobladores del mundo guardamos eterna y profunda gratitud.
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謝謝攝影者留下珍貴的影像，願天下蒼生平安和樂。
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Nobody wants to talk about the tree that's growing straight outta the side of that building at 5:33?
My father in law was at Omaha beach, he never said much about the war except that no finer men could you wish by your side.
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It brakes my heart that my father fought from Italy to Germany 82 years ago for it to turn into what chit hole like it Hitler wanted.
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Thank you for all your hard work. Do you do any from the German perspective too? It's all amazing 👏
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@Ww2worldwar2 time is against everyone but the fact people hug and apologise is so good. Ordinary people trying to fight for their countries beliefs. So many men made friends with the opposition during ceasefires. It's heart breaking 💔
It takes pictures like this to realise how cruel and fruitless war is it makes you wonder what these dead soldiers would be doing now
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De vader van mijn zus heeft nijmegen bevreid in 44 first canadien army heeft ook het roergebeid bevreid ik ben alle mensen Dankbaar voor wat zij voor ons gedaan hebben de woorden zijn niet uit te spreken ik heb in normandie een Engelse marinier oudstrijder ontmoet, en heb hem bedankt ,hij liet mijn de plaats zien waar hij was gestrand ik kon geen woorden uitspreken de tranen die kwamen samen staan te huilen ik heb nog nooit zo veel emotie gevoeld ik werd klijn ik heb met een held in arm gestaan het is onbegrijpelijk dat ik op een plek heb gestaan wat een plek is wat niet te begrijpen is de strijd die geleverd is woorden zijn er niet nog steeds heb dat gevoel als hier na kijk een traan en een lach de helden die heb omarmt heb voor altijd ❤❤❤❤❤
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I love these "then & now" videos. Not a fan of the shutter sound, however.
Шу пайтгача расм хам уйлар хам сакланган рахмат🇺🇿👍
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crazy how most of these areas remain largely unchanged even after the war.
meanwhile in america there are places that virtually vanished in the name of 'progress' and most are just abandoned areas/parking lots
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An absolutely brilliant video.
But what's not possible is the SAME background music for 13:24 minutes!
I set it to silent after 7 minutes.
Sir, why did you do that? Is it inappropriate or do you mean that it is too much for the video? If you mean that, we want exciting music like this because it expresses the event.
@@Ww2worldwar2 13 minutes of the same piece of music is simply too long.
It's better to have 3 - 4 different pieces of music than just one.
Otherwise: An absolutely brilliant video.
Thank you for uploading.
@@jesseowens7972 Thank you, and we will work on that in the next videos, sir ❤🕰
Understudies are substitutes in the theatre.
Replacements are substitutes in war.
Fascinating, shame that there Is not time to both look at photos and read the words, One things excludes the othet
If you are reading slowly, sir, stop the video to read and then continue. I apologize to you, sir. Thank you for the information.
There should be enough time to read the description
How about pausing the freaking video, dum-dum?
Far too much description to read for each picture….the pictures change before I’ve read it all…
I'm really sorry for you, sir, but why don't you stop the video while reading and then continue? This is very convenient, sir ❤✔︎
@@Ww2worldwar2 unfortunately when I pause the video on my iPad the screen goes very dark with other information on the screen including pause arrow forward & reverse arrow…time run plus setting cog….&. & other bits of video playing info
I wanted more time to read and look at the scenes.
Me pasaba lo mismo, y peor aún pues mi inglés casi lo he olvidado, por eso detengo el video, lo retrocedo un poco, y eso lo hago varias veces, así observo los detalles.
@@gloriasalas2237 I so wish I understood what you said…..but hey ho
I think the past images would have a more realistic feel if they were in color. Thanks for the great work.
Thank you sir, many powerful works to come, the important thing is not to forget
11:54 - 12:12 Jacques Morin looks great for I guess being 96? If that first pic was when he's 17. 😮
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同じ場所なのに、戦争によって、建物、人の心は崩壊しています。平和となり、何もなかったように静寂に包まれています。戦争が不幸しかもたらさないのに、人間は戦争を繰り返します。二度と戦争は起こすまいと誓ったはずなのに。全ては為政者の責任です。尊い命を大切に、平和な世界を築いて欲しいと思います。
Even though it's the same place, the buildings and people's hearts have been destroyed by the war. There is peace and silence as if nothing had happened. Even though war brings nothing but misfortune, humans continue to fight wars over and over again. I should have vowed never to start another war. Everything is the responsibility of the politicians. I want people to cherish precious lives and build a peaceful world.
Хоча це те саме місце, будівлі та серця людей були зруйновані війною. Спокій і тиша, ніби нічого не сталося. Незважаючи на те, що війна приносить лише нещастя, люди продовжують воювати знову і знову. Я мав поклястись, що більше ніколи не починатиму війни. За все відповідають політики. Я хочу, щоб люди цінували дорогоцінне життя і будували мирний світ.
Ik ben in normandie geweest in st mare Eglese waar de 82 airborn Divisie is geland ik had geen woorden nodig ik was op een grond waar mensen voor vrijheid hebben gevochten een Historisch gebied, tranen, in overvloed geen woorden ik heb de kerk aangemaakt waar para aan de kerk hing in de tijd ik keek om hoog en zach de para hangen ik schrok want hij hing er echt tranen kwamen geen woorden een Franse vrouw om helpdesk mijn om te danken voor wat de canadese bevrijders gedaan hebben tranen kwamen geen woorden woorden woorden
Bedankt voor wat ik geschreven heb je weet pas wat vrijheid is als je niet hebt
What waste war is. All these men are dead now. Lots of them lost their beautiful youth days. Scared for ever.
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Me da nostalgia ver el antes y el después de ésa terrible guerra en sus diferentes escenarios 😢😢😢😇😇🙏🙏🙏 Primero Dios Q ya no vivamos una nueva guerra mundial. Aunque a decir verdad.... NOS ACERCAMOS A PASOS AGIGANTADOS Y ÉSTA SERÍA UNA AMENAZA TOTAL A LA ESPECIE HUMANA 😔😔😐😐🙏🙏😇😇
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This me sad that we lost to many men. Still not sorry for the destruction
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My dad's father loaded cargo ships with ammunition for the war.
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Do one on the prices of everday items in America before & after Biden.
8:15 - One of Hitler's fantasies, moving "Divisions" with 1,500 men around a map and screaming at the leaders to 'make them fight' against 10,000.
Interesting photos. You should also ad that it wasn't only US troops liberating
European towns. There were one or two other nations involved.
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