“ CZECHOSLOVAKIA AND ITS PEOPLE ” 1960s SOVIET-ERA PRAGUE, BOHEMIA TRAVELOGUE FILM XD42764
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This early 1960s color film presents a travelogue view of Soviet-era Czechoslovakia, with an emphasis on infrastructure and industry (TRT: 22:13).
Opening titles. “United World Films, Inc. Presents Your World Neighbors Series” and “Czechoslovakia and Its People” (0:08). A color map of Eastern Europe shows Germany, Poland, Russia, Austria, Hungary, and Romania, with the boundaries of Czechoslovakia demarcated by a dotted line. Shifting colors illustrate German’s possession of the area during World War II, and Russia’s post-war takeover (0:21). Three regions divide the land mass: Bohemia, Moravia, and Slovakia. The Sudeten Mountains and the Carpathian Mountains are labeled (0:58). Next, the capital cities of Prague, Brno, and Bratislava are added to the map (1:18). A panorama of Prague shows tree-covered mountains and historic buildings, including distant St. Vitus Cathedral (1:26). The Prague Powder Tower. Residential houses of the middle ages. Prague Castle’s gates and statuary (1:37). A closer look at St. Vitus Cathedral. Our Lady Victorious Church (2:05). The river Vtlava and the Manes bridge (2:23). Traffic in Prague: Automobiles, Vespa type scooters, and Trolleybuses. A motorcycle with a sidecar passes. A person puts a cardboard “clock” on the windshield of their parked car to indicate a time of return (2:30). Parked cars under protective tarps (3:04). The Prague astronomical clock (orloj) and its statues (3:10). Green fields and a passing coal-powered steam locomotive (3:36). Northern Bohemia (4:03). A farmhouse. A quarry. A nearby glass factory exterior (4:15). Men carry bundles of glass rods. A heated shaft of glass is pressed into beads. Red beads are poured out. Polishing barrels spin on a belt-driven system (4:39). Bohemian farmhouses and countryside. An old-fashioned combination family home glassmaking operation (5:15). A middle aged woman and man working on glass molding equipment (6:02). A young woman sits outdoors with a chair draped in beaded necklaces (6:40). A town built around the glass industry. A school, a factory, signage (6:55). Glassblowing in a factory. Men shape bulbous vessels from molten glass (7:26). Young women thread glass beads and shape delicate handicrafts (8:09). The exterior of the state-owned Jablonex glass factory and men using dollies to load a truck with crates, “New York American Property” (8:56). Brno in Moravia. A panorama of the city. Pedestrians and trolleybuses. The Cathedral of St. Peter and Paul. Men and women sit on a red park bench. A storefront selling lamps, “Krystal.” Radios, televisions, and mens shirts for sale (9:11). Womens shoes. An outdoor street market with vegetable vendors (10:12). Fields of state wheat and barley farms (10:29). A road sign for Prušánky. An elderly couple at a water pump. Children walking. A post office. A building under renovation. The state farm headquarters (10:54). A Soviet Zetor tractor. A meter made of paper tracks the progress of dairy production. Rural countryside and cottages. Vineyards (11:50). Pressing grapes for winemaking. Wine barrels. A winemaker tests his beverage (13:02). Hodonín’s wine warehouses. Barrels and bottles (13:33). Bratislava Castle on the Danube. A town square. Ursuline Church and Convent. The Trinitarian Church of Bratislava (14:36). The Modra river. Adjoining houses in a southern Slovakian village (15:17). Women stacking pottery (15:52). A young potter spinning a vase on a potter’s wheel. An older man applies glaze. Loading a large kiln. A woman using a paintbrush to apply a design in glaze (16:00). Finished ceramic ware (17:08). Slovakian forests and hillside villages. Wooden barns and homes. An elderly woman doing needlepoint (17:20). A railroad station. Stacks of logs at a paper mill. Men stripping bark for lumber (18:20). Plaster dwellings. A woodworking studio. A lathe, a jigsaw, a plane. Women apply varnish to figurines. Men carve sculptures (19:16). An elderly man carves a design into a fujara, a large, pipe-shaped musical instrument (20:42). A shepherd and flock seen from afar. A bicyclist and a truck. A factory’s smokestacks cloud the air (21:35). End credits: “Produced and Directed by Erik Cripps; Written and Edited by Emily Taylor” for Biofilms Inc., Easton Maryland (21:49).
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Im Polish and I love Czechia and Slovakia.
I can communicate with these people without using English, because Polish, Czech and Slovak are west Slavic languages, and are therefore very similar
Západoslávia
@@zavaraninoveuhorky Tak!
Hell yeah our countries shall be united as one country.
@@tondavaverka2131 Jj, o to Amíkům (resp. těm jejich jelitám, jako je např. George Friedman) jde - sjednotit nás do projektu Trojmoří - naplní tím dávné neukojené touhy Poláků po Velkopolské říši a hlavně vytvoří sanitární koridor mezi Německem a Ruskem, aby nemohlo nikdy dojít ke spojení německého technologického potenciálu s ruským surovinovým potenciálem, čehož se bojí jako čert kříže, protože by tím vznikla evropská supervelmoc, které by jen těžko konkurovali.
Proto Rusové s Němci staví ten NS2, a proto je kolem toho tolik kvikotu ze strany "západu" a "našich" "demokratických" jédií...
@@smutnejklaun A to jsi vyčetl na Aeronetu nebo Sputniku? Nebo kdo ti tyhle směšný bláboly vtlouká do hlavy?
PS: Jakou další konspirační teorii tam máš? Ať se zasmějeme..
Podle mě jsou nejhorší mikročipy a ty Chemtrails, kterými nám amícký letadla neustále kropěj hlavy!:-))
As a local native I find this rather amusing. It is not incorrect but one would think that we just made glass😂 It was a tradition in one small part of the country but in the grand scheme of things not really. But nice to see some old pictures of places that has changed so much.
Glass, chemicals and beer. That's pretty much it.
'And just as anti-capitalist propaganda was part of the Soviet films about the capitalist west, here's the anti Soviet propaganda in capitalist world films about the Soviets.
@Brem:
You couldn't be more wrong...
I don’t know a whole lot about this, only, listening to the old Radio Prague, and now Radio Slovakia Int. and Radio Prague over Short Wave radio [ now, re-broadcast over WMRI [ Radio Miami International] in Okeechobee Florida USA.
What got me was that it told so much, but also, nothing at all, and it leaves me wondering - Why was this even made.
📻🙂
@@Makak0007 Your sarcasm detector is malfunctioning.
This is nice. Greetings to our brethren in Slovakia and Czech Republic.
The sign at the state farm headquarters(11:33) was still there in 2017.
The area with wine cottages in Prusanky is called Nechory. Red Bull Racing F1 filmed there this year. The title of the video is "From Castle to Castle".
I am Czech on my Mom’s side, German on my Dad’s side.
I am too! Mom's Czech, Dad's (mostly) German
Me too, native in both languages..
@@MRLBRMNN vážně? nekecáte? :-)
@@jirkajr9584 proc bych kecal, zil jsem pulku zivota v Praze :D
@@MRLBRMNN 👍💪🇨🇿 :-)
I am Czech, was born in Czechoslovakia in 1985, so I could remember anything. I was 4, when The Velvet revolution begun, but I am highly interested in our history. I am well known for my high sense for patriotisum, responsibility to my loved ones, friends, fellow - citizens, my loved motherland and the Mankind, it is simply my personality... These footages are highly interesting and important, so I woulkd like to thank You, thank You so, so much for sharing such nice video! Greetings from Prague with respect and love, stay safe and be healthy!
it is funny that many people may think half of czechoslovakia made glass, it is not so, only small part made it.
Go Czechia! Go Slovakia!
And Go Moravia ! Go Silesia !
Yes, I am great patriot and so: "Go Czechia!" and love my Slovak brothers and sisters: "Go Slovakia!"
Ah, Chechnyo-Slovenia. Every American's favourite East European country. ;-)
and 16 of their citizens were killed by an interior decorator
We're central Europe!!!!!!
@@Simkets whatever
@@SJ-bl3uw ;)
*east asian
And what a blessing car ownership is.
Look up the Wenceslas Square. When I visited Prague 10 years ago, I didn't recognize it as a city square.
With all the asphalt and cars, it looks like a traffic circle.
Fortunately, the old historic city square in the old part of the city has mostly pedestrians and few cars.
I’m 75% Mexican but i just found out my great grandmother is from Czechoslovakia so now I’m intrigued about the countries
Well it's admirable that you do some research about this. The history of czechoslovakia is actually really interesting. Especially the first republic interwar period. To this day both countries - slovakia and czechia have really good ties. There are lots of slovaks in czechia and some czechs in slovakia. There are a lot of czecho-slovak families. Half of my family is Slovak but my mother is Czech so I live in czechia. That's really really common. The Czech and Slovak languages are also really similar - to the point that every czech understand slovak and every slovak understands czech. It's a shame that this state was dissolved but it was kind of inevitable. There were10 milion czechs and only 4-5 milion slovaks, so czechs basically had far more political influence and slovaks wanted emancipation. I'm afraid that most people don't speak spanish so you'd have to speak english if you were to ever visit. Also if you go outside prague/bratislava - the percentage of english speakers drops so that's kinda unfortunate.
I live in village Prusanky (time 10:50). I've discovered this video only few days ago. It's funny to recognize some buildings and streets in video. Look at google maps how time has changed everything ... I'm only 29, born after communism, But my father remebers this years very well :)
im from Dolní Bojanovice and i think that the 1960s were better that now(without comunism)
Tak nás videl svet..... prosperujúcu mladú a krásnu zem...
It's how I still see it. Looking forward to visit soon!
A pak ses probudil z vlhkého komunistického snu a šel si stoupnout do tříhodinové fronty na Gothaj.
@@martinskacel7614 você é estúpido
@@martinskacel7614 Czechs were far from commies, in fact they were the only real democracy in Europe at times.. They were basically invaded by the Soviets, and like East Germany, finally kicked them out. Nobody there was having commie wet dreams lol
We had the BEST mechanical engineers in the whole world in those days! America was nothing compared to us!
Oh dear, so much has changed since the 60's. What we see in this video seems rather romantic now, it would take quite an effort to recognize some of the places shown here today. Anyway, thank you for the video, I enjoyed it :)
Now imagine it also showed the filthy communist oppression of people's choices and freedom.
@@jaroslavcech225 60s werent that bad, thats why we can see this video today. 50s and 70s were the hard times. Ofc, the oppression was still there, but its intensity varied.
@@Spectans1 What are you even talking about? ''weren't that bad' the country was under communism, so you'd say it was just little bad, medium bad, or what exactly are you saying? I guess you say this because of the easing of communist pressure towards ordinary people, especially in culture this was becoming quite evident. But saying the 60s were not that bad is just a bit weird I'd say, especially coming from a Slovak. And then there was the invasion of 1968, which obviously happened in the sixties, so...
@@jaroslavcech225 What I mean is that the 60s were not as bad as the 50s and 70s until 1968, obviously. We were more open to the west, the economy was tolerant, ppl could travel, under conditions, ideas were liberal, the political and social moods lead us to "Pražská jar", which eventually ended up with invasion of '68.
It's mostly about glass but Czechoslovakia is the country where world's first ever software simulation of human brain was developed that is also known as strong artificial intelligence.
This revolutionary invention opens way towards new human age known in western countries as SINGULARITY.
dont forget contact lenses :)
And do not forget about the revolutionary technology of nanofibers production
Jablonec - jewellery famous city, we were smimming many times (30 yrs ago) in local pond, nice dams, we have some old cottage, very cold house, in mountains nearby . .
When i watched Wide World of Sports they would show the world Championship figure skating and other sports in the sixties also i like the history transportation , Countryside and the way they live and work in Czechoslovakia
"The thrill of victory, and the agony of defeat". I think the skiier that took the tumble during that intro was Czechoslovakian.
Great document :)
Greetings from Moravia❤️
v blave neni este most and dunaj vypada jak stuchnuty jarok :D
my family lived through this.
To those naive enough to look kindly on socialism/communism, this film set you straight on how few personal freedoms are allowed by the state. Not allowed to do glassworks at home, only STATE factories. Other comments referring to what is ALLOWED. BEWARE
Okay, a little bit of clarification - There were actually 5 different parts of Czechoslovakia when it formed - Bohemia, Moravia, Silesia, Slovakia and Carpathian Rusland. After WWII Carpathian Rusland stayed in USSR as part of todays Ukraine, which leaves Bohemia, Moravia, Silesia and Slovakia. Also, the informations about the occupation are not exactly well told. First of all, there is a thing called Münich Agreement, which basically took Sudetenland from Czechoslovakia. Also, Slovakia split off and formed its own fasist nation, largely controlled by Hungary, which took significant portion of Slovakia's land. That happened in 1938. In 1939, Third Reich took the rest of Bohemia, Moravia, and part of Silesia that left from Poland's amendment, and formed Protectorate of Bohemia and Moravia. That was form of occupation.
Otherwise, pretty neat document. Never knew that it existed.
Well this is after ww2 document so thats why theres not carpathian rus
Slezsko nebyla věc v té době, bylo ro Moravsko-Slezsko, takže neříkej píčoviny
V té době ještě Morava a Slezsko byly jeden region ty noobe
@@xoutsideraspakavinatigo2650 uklidni to chlapče. Noobe říkají děti takže zkus to neříkat, jo?😉
@@kitfisto5132 radši drž hubu protože bráníš idiota co říká lži a ti ostatní idioti mu to žerou
Very entertaining
My mother's side came from East Bohemia. Cermna, Michelsdorf and Dolni Dobrouc.
I know village Dolní Dobrouč quite well. ;) Our family friend had a cottage there and when I was younger we enjoyed a few autumn/winter holidays in this village, hiking in surrounding picturesque landscape of foothills of the Orlické hory (Eagle Mountains)... Nice memories!
@@jarlRiess I probably should say, I like using the name Michelsdorf but the modern name is Ostrov. Dolni Dobrouc is the modern name for Liebenthal. Cermna is now Dolni Cermna and Horni Cermna. My grand mother was Lux from Rybnik. My grand parents married there and settled in North Dakota, USA. I came from Michigan but just moved to South Dakota in May of this year.
@@wahooiron Lucky you that you were not born in this shithole. US still have its own problems but not as huge shitshow as we have here.
@@Aluzcz But is still better than in Poland and Hungary. They are in real shithole.
@@Honza135 As a matter of fact, my father's side came from Wongrowitz, Posen, Germany which is now part of Poland. Guess that is why I'm such a shit head!
I am Golem 🗿 from Prague CZ Rabbi Maharal created me.
שלום
Thank you for this beautiful time document. Narodil jsem se v Čechách a vždy mě to táhne zpět do mého rodného místa ... Myslím na tebe denně, česká země 🖤💔
Dobrý den. Smím-li se zeptat. Kde žijete teď?
@@plasti1465 Samo, ziju uz skoro cely zivot v Nemecku ;-)
@@KLETwave Vy jste Rus ???
That is both nice as well as heartbreaking! You could move back. I am so sorry, You are sad...
@@janahavlova2087
Ne, Čech žijící v Německu 🙃
it's pity we as a Czech & Slovak don't know to save our long term knowledge , experience and traditions. For example swiss clockmaking vs bohemian glass. Also Slovak cheese, wooden products and wine.
Už to ani není naše země, všechno se rozprodalo a vlastní to cizinci
I agree with You...
There are family owned businesses in Czech Rep. that continue this traditions. You just as an average person don't know them. That doesn't matter, they are doing well. Have you heard about Preciosa, vinils, glass ornaments, Apline Pro, Rajec/Kofola?
@@slouberiee I know these brands well, of course. That is fantastic, we have such enterprises in Czechia!
There is craftsmanship but no fine art. A country that inspects its navel. A nowhere.
Who narrated it? It doesn't say, but the voice seems familiar.
everybody at the time sounded the same lol
The voice is from british pathe I think
Interesting that they used a map from 30 years ago.
What is the name of that beautiful tune playing at 7:07?
"Rožnovské hodiny" .... ruclips.net/video/IQ6nfaK-GlA/видео.html&ab_channel=HomoHumanus
Rožnovské hodiny
America (My Country, 'Tis of Thee) in the US, or God Save the Queen in Great Britain. lol
Well it does sound exactly the same...
And also German hymn until the end of WW I.
"Heil Kaiser dir" ... soldiers on both- British and German- sides were surprised that they heard their hymn from enemy's trenches
Velká škoda že v Mutěnicích toho nenatočili mnohém víc.
Joseph Campanella narration
Okay. Gotcha.
Slovensko je krásna krajina
Moi... J'aime bien ^^
industrialization controlled by cccp was so advanced that it was more similar to hand making then belt production and due to this you was able to expect new car after subscription in next 10 years of waiting and was happy if it was your car which did not finished taken apart by delivery squad and landed to your hand at first time whole piece.
👍 👍 👍!!!
Жалко сейчас такие фильмы не снимают
i mean.. glass work in czechoslovakia is good... after all, we invented contact lenses.. lol
They knew term central europe and they didn't call us eastern europe back in the day, that destroyes theories that western people don't know what is central europe, they call us eastern europe now only becuase of bad education and still surviving cold war propaganda. Even in older British documentary from 30s, they were calling us central europe, so this "we are eastern europe" thing is really much later, it was probably created after iron curtain was constructed.
Pls, people from USA or UK, calling us eastern europe is really terrible insult, you should stop with that.
i hate to be the bearer of bad news but the Czech republic just might be eastern Europe mate. For instance think what kind of people would elect twice (FFS!) this commie hillbilly as a president
I don't view calling of Czechia (Slovakia, Poland, Hungary, Slovenia...) Eastern Europe as "terrible insult". Actually can't understand the point - why do you have so huuuge problem with it?! Yes, you're right: confusion between designation "Central/Eastern" Europe is pretty common among western people, especially the Anglo-Saxon nations (due to their poor historical and geographical knowledge), but is it really so offensive to be not so exactly geographically classified??
@@jarlRiess As I said, we are called eastern europe only because of soviet occupation, so yes, it is offensive call us soviet occupation zone. Another problem is that we have nothing common with real eastern europe, they had orthodox church and cyrillic, we had catholic church and latin, we didn't have any connection to Russia before second world war, it was just completely alien country far away.
Today, I see many (mainly Americans and British people) who arrive here and wear ushanka with soviet symbols here and such shits, what the hell do those people have in their heads? Shits? I just don't understand it. And this shit about we are called eastern europe is only helping to this nonsense bevavior of tourists. We had better standard of living than Austria before WWII and now, tourists are going for some "soviet trip" here even when we were not even part of soviet union and calling us eastern europe, it's really annoying.
@@Pidalin Jaká Sovětská okupace ??? To píšete o roku 1968 ???? Rok 1968 byl plánovaný převrat západu. Varšavská dohoda nás zachránila před kapitalistickými chapadly !!!! Kdyby v Československu nebyla Varšavská dohoda, byli bychom v tomto bordelu už v roce 68. USA a západní Němci chtěli překročit v plné zbroji naše státní hranice, díky VD se to západním okupantům nepodařilo !!!! Navíc Rusové nejsou žádní cizinci, je to bratrská Slovanská země. Спасибо наши братья
@@janahavlova2087 Dobrej pokus o trolling, ale někdo kdo rozumí anglicky tomu určitě věřit nemůže. :-)
This is where my grandmother's family was from! Before they moved to the US. Now this country has been broken up.
Broken since 1993, because it was artificial state, Czech lands (Bohemia and Moravia) were almost always together in more than 1000 years history of duchy and kingdom of Bohemia and and markgraviate of Moravia.
Slovakia was part of kingdom of Hingary. Czech Lands were part of Holy Roman Empire, Slovakia (in that time called Upper Hungary) wasn´t) So we have been together with Slovaks just aprox. 70 years). But anyway, we (Bohemians and Moravians) stayed good friends with Slovaks and today we are living in EU together with other European nations.
@@davidpelc Thanks for the reply. My grandmother was from the Slovak part, and my grandfather was Hungarian.
@@davidpelc musím ti pripomenúť roky kedy český králi vládli aj Uhorsku čiže bolo to dlhšie ako 70 rokov čo sme spolu.
@@881terror Někteří čeští králové sice vládli Uhersku, ale to ani tak nebylo součástí Království Českého (ani to nebyla jedna ze zemí Koruny České) . České země byly součástí Sv. Říše Římské, Uherské nikoli. Tedy České země a Slovensko během středověku "spolu" nebyly. Možná by se to dalo říct o Rakousku-Uherské, ale tam bylo spolu zemi více a i tam byly řekněme více spolu země Rakouské a České, než České země a Uhersko. Jinak nic proti Slovákům, mám vás rád. Jen prostě historicky to nejsou zrovna extra blízké si země. 😉
@@davidpelc tak potom mi ostáva iba Veľka Morava a Samová ríša. Tam sme predsa boli spolu.
Kde domov muj / Nad Tatrou sa blyska
Yes, I love both national anthems, "Kde domov muj" and "Nad Tatrou sa bliska"I would like to invite You all to visit Czech republic and Slovakia, of course! You will be wellcomed!
A Sicilian loves their women super
They forget slezia
The whole family left Bohemia 140 years ago for the free land in Kansas. And yes, it really was free. Now we are so very well off, and avoided the Soviet tanks.
good for them
Oh Lord, already one of the first sentences is wrong. When Hitler invaded Czechoslovakia only the Czech and Moravian parts were annexed into the Reich as the Protectorate of Czechia and Moravia, however, the Slovak part remained as a semi-independent nation, the "Slovak State" due to the efforts of a controversial Slovak priest Josef Tiso, who also became the head of the state, but it was still heavily overseen by the Reich's ambassadors.
I find amusing how American narrator consideres low living stadard because less people own car than in the US. Why do not compare population percentage of house ownership.
In Czechoslovakia 95% did have their own house or apartment. Meanwhile barely 60% Americans can afford their own apartment. I do not mention education affordability.
American ingorants do not consider house ownership as being part of so called living standards to this day.
v usa majú domy z papiera väčšina obyvateľstva...
@@erikakukuckova6175 Z papíru nebo stan v LA? :D :D
@@Boyar300AV presne!!! Ale budu sa tvarit, ako majstri sveta😀a my sme boli pre nich chudence..😀
@Kafa kafica Only 40% of people In Switzerland can afford housing ownership.
In Socialist Czechoslovakia it was more than 95%.
@@Boyar300AV Most of these "Socialist Czechoslovakia" housing would be considered as ghetto for poor in Switzerland. And most of these "houses" (aka prefabs) were 1+0 or 1+ very small kitchnette where even lived more generations of people, because the state regime could not secure enough building due to obsolete socialist economy.
Hezky pěkně
And Silesia ???
Country was much bigger back in the day, they just didn't mention little Czech Silesia, no surpsise.
czech silesia wasn't culturally recognized thing until the nation split, moravia & silesia were fused together ever since the first republic
Its a little Poland, anyhow....
@@oliwyrm Yup.
Yes, The wonderful Silesia is also in my loved motherland, Czech republic!
👍🇨🇿👍🇸🇰👍💝✊✊✊
Těšim se na učitele dějepisu, který to budou poušťet svým žákům aby zabili hodinu xd
No silesia
Oravský Podzámok a následne celulózka v Rużomberku, tam vtedy priemysel končil.
ani nie, napr. take Kosice mali hute uz za monarchie, rovnako sme mali rozvinutu tazbu a spracovanie kovov a drahych kovov. Z coho myslis ze "zlate" ceske ruky budovali tu ekonomicky silnu prvu republiku ked po monarchii mali hole ryte?
@@madigorfkgoogle9349 jozef jozef má pravdu. Než příště napíšete takovou ptakárnu co jste napsal tak si před tím pořádně prostudujte dějiny. Slovensko v roce 1918 byl naprosto zaostalý agrární stát, kde nebyla ani jediná vysoká škola a o gramotnosti obyvatelstva si nelze dělat velké iluze. České země podobně jako Slovinsko těžily své výhody z dob Rakousko - Uherska.
@@jank.467 ale jooo, pan Cech se nam naprudil. Akurat ptakarnu jste napsal vy muj milej.
Slovensko bylo v 1918 zaostaly stat, ale rovnez to byly Cechy, ono totiz ten slavnej majetek nebyl v Ceskych rukach no jo no. A za co sa od Nemce vykupoval, no? Jiste, tehdy bylo slovenske zlato a stribro fajn, ze jo? Presne to zlato a stribro co nadolovali ti vasi negramotni slovaci. A presne za to se take staveli tovarny na zelene louce. Ale to nevadi, ono to totiz dnes uz neni pravda.
A diky neschopnosti zradce Benese by vlastne nebyli ani zadne Cechy nebo Slovensko a Ceskoslovensko uz vubec ne, nebyt M.R. Stefanika, ktereho Benes tak podle zradil... Stejne jako zradil narod po Mnichovu a uplne stejne jak to udelal v 47mem.
Myslim ze tu historii by jste si mel dostudovat vy muj milej.
Edit: este mala uprava, len aby bolo jasno tak prva univerzita na Slovenskom uzemi bola zalozena v 1465 a tych vysokych skol tu bolo do prvej republiky niekolko. A Jozefovi som pisal o Kosickych hutiach ktore rovnako ako Spiske aj Gemerske boli vychodnejsie ako Oravsky Podzamok. A pravda je ze priemyselny rozvoj ktory zacal na Slovensku po Rakusko Uhorskom vyrovnani, Cesi po 1918 zastavily a vsetok kapital isel do Ciech. To sa vam to teraz machruje, vsak?
Such a beautiful country with own heritage and culture was oppressed by Soviet for decades. Sad and shameful. 😕
To není žádná pravda, Československo a Sovětský svaz jdou dva bratrské státy, my jsme Slovanské země !!!!!
I realised, there were both pluses as well as minuses. That is like now, there are both pluses as well as minuses. I love my motherland, proud to be Czech citizen, but I am also interested in our history, mainly in the period 1948 - 1989 and 1918 - 1948 and 1989 - now, of course. I openly state, I am also interested in the history of The USSR in many aspects. Please note, I am not COMMUNIST! It is not hard to guess, V. A. Legasov is my soulmate, "teacher", inspiration in many ways of life and yes, the truth is, he was COMMUNISt, but such comrade, who like the socialisum with human face. Please, I would like to say again: I am not COMMUNIST!
@@valerija.legasov548 I'm from Finland. I'm very interested Soviet Union and cold war history. I wanna know how communism worked and how it affected people's life.
@@paskapaavo Nice to meet You! I am also highly interestd in...
2:07 Actually before the 30 year war in 17. century around 80 % people were protestants, but after we lost it, it was banned again until the end of ww1. That event basically killed Protestantism and then yes we did "remained" catollic. However it's not like this is the only wrong thing in the document.😅
Protestantism was banned only until 1781 and since 1861, protestant churches were fully equal with catholic church.
@ True, i was wrong in that matter. Nevertheless, when you look at the statistics the Catholics are in a majority and after the end of ww1 the numbers of all churchers started to decrease. Which led me to hypothesis, that there might have been still some kind of oppression, maybe more towards atheists though. But of course i could have been wrong again. Still, it seems that they were basically right in the document.
@@stickystick1048 No, people just naturally and slowly became more atheistic. Such things happen in advanced societies. There definitely wasn't any oppresion towards religions. Communists on the other hand were very openly against any kind of religion, but they weren't in the picture until 1948.
@@slouberiee well , then explain why czechia is so much more atheistic then other maybe even more advanced countries. Like germany or uk are definitaly much more religious. Under 20 % of the czech society is religious. And it cannot be bacause of communism, since most of other postcommunist countries are very religous(including slovakia).
" There definitely wasn't any oppresion towards religions. "which era are you concretely talking about? Like for example in 15 century the catholic church sent crusades against the protestants, if that's not opression i don't know what is. 😀
@21:43 some Soviet monstrosity of a factory polluting the pristine countryside. Probably derelict now.
Lmao, the West polluted the world much more(Nuking an island[Bikini Atoll] and using its inhabitants as guinea pigs, the constant wars that release TONS of pollution into the air and MUCH more).
@Ha ug Bullshit!!!!
@@4ever242 Mad ?
@@user-hz3tv7ko7l Yes, that "neo-soviet" antiwestern propaganda is really mad, agree 😂
It's 60s, factories looked completely same everywhere, in London, they sometimes even could not see over smoke and steam from coal. These things started changing in 90s and early 2000s with new technologies, until 90s, even western countries were very polluted.
If you think qbout it comunison is not bad but its hard to make people happy and last USSR prezident made them happy but it was too late
0:28 this should be in emperor tigerstars video
I'm in USA. My mom's mom's parents are from Bohemia. My mom's dad's parents are from Moravia and Vienna. I hope to visit someday. My area is the Dolni Loucky area in the Brno District. I have traced us back to 1620 in Dolni Loucky as millers.
I am czech
Navždy Bratia!!!! Sláva Slovanom!!! Slovania povstaňme!!!
jan hus preached in czech not protestant otherwise preached in german fought for czech was patriot!!!!! im live in cz and ahoj
Měli jsme klid a pohodu,než jsme se nechali napálit západem..
Ne všichni se nechali oblbnout západem !!!
Svätá pravda,čert nám bol dľžen tých liberálnych hajzlou.
Brekot a fňukání soudruhů nad bídnými časy, které se už zaplať pánbůh nikdy nevrátí, vždycky zahřeje u srdce. :)
@@mr.goldfinch3681 Píšeš ako by sme sa nachádzali v ére blahobytu. Pritom sme sa len stali kultúrnou a ekonomickou kolóniou inej mocnosti. Ktorá je aspoň v súčasnej podobe oveľa zvrhlejšia a deštruktívnejšia. Ale whatever helps you cope, ig.
Nasa zavist!
silesia be like:BRUHH
Thank you, Stalin! If you were not such a tyrant I wouldn't be an American.
Stalin wasn't Czechoslovak, lmao
@@user-hz3tv7ko7l but after war Czechoslovakie (until stalin's death) was 100% under control of USSR, we were just puppets, it was more liberal in 60s with all those reforms, but soviets returned with tanks in 1968 because they didn't like it
@@degamispoudegamis Like he had impact on that commie dumbass
@@user-hz3tv7ko7l r u nut? 🤣
Stalin nebyl žádný tyran , byl nepohodlný USA, VB, byl otrávený !!!!!
im slovak
Love and respect to You, my Slovak friend!
im czech
@@cacaostoler Tesi me! Nice to meet You!
I'm czechoslovak.
@@warrax111 Well, I was also born in The Czechoslovakia and I am proud to be Czechoslovak!
Drazdany Lipsko Chotebuz As Praha ,Pardubice Ostrava Velehrad Brno Bratislava Nitra Presov Kosice Uzgorod Mukacevo Jasina Ostrihom Zem nasa
Vaše jo? :-)
@@Morgenstern1914 velka morava je asi cinska vsak?a ked naraz na slovensko tak zapad a stred sk su tiez morava .taka ista ako morava v cechach.ale inac asi si nepochopel o com pisem
@@dechtickymiro A co z toho dělá z Drážďan, Lipska, Užhorodu, nebo Ostřihomi vaší zemi?
Brno... taká prdel... xD OMG the video is so cool. A treasure. All modern millenials and generation Z know only a shit about life compared to these heroes.
Ohh myyy Reagaann!!! Traditional towns? Motorcycle, car, radio and TV manufacturing? Agriculture? Traditional workshops? Woodcarving? People doing meaningfull jobs for their community, instead of chores for a "gifted entrepreneur"? This is George Orwells worst nightmare! Hide this video so some Karen czechs dont get offended by it! lmao
If it was such a utopian “workers paradise” why weren’t people free to leave?
@@robertsachs18 Freedom of movement is a lie even today. You think you can move anywhere you want freely? You can't simply get citizenship to any country you want today either. I really want to go to Japan for example (which is officially a "free country"), but its incredibly expensive to just visit that country, let alone buy a house or rent an apartment there to live. Its called economic coercion, simply a more gentle method than simply closing the borders, but just as effective.
@@robertsachs18 Cold war was also a thing dividing the East and West
@@meganoobbg3387 your reply is so patently absurd, to equivocate economic reasons people are unable to travel to a government using concertina wire and machine guns to enslave an entire population, it barely merits a response. You sound like a modern day college professor.
@@robertsachs18 Very absurd indeed - making a coherent argument about how more people die each year from hunger or disease, than gunfire. This coming from the West which loves peace so much, it produces more and more weapons to express its growing "love for peace." Very absurd being told that im absurd by someone who protects a self contradicting idea of "peace and freedom."
Thanky you US comrades for not helping CZ after WW II .
Well in the end its a good thing, now we know what kind of hell socialism is, most of the world have to still learn, including US.
@@Aluzcz Milada Horáková was actually a socialist. My point being that socialism isn't totalitarian Stalinism only.
@@stickystick1048 lol you are funny.....we been there, done that. Socialism is pure evil.
@@Aluzcz "we been there, done that." said by someone whose so confident with "Socialism is pure evil" statement.😉
@@stickystick1048 Yeah, but she was in national socialist party (ČSNS), which was rather centre-left or centrist and had quite different ideals than socialist (ČSSD) and communist party.
Nice old piece of documentary, also too much simplifying, but what you would expect from Americans.
I think, You should not be so offensive to Americans....
Yeah you need to make it watchable
14 hours of documentary would be unberable
@@petrsukenik9266 I can not imagine viewers, who could watch long documentary series, so called: "All in one"
Glory to Arstotzka!
Ty bído takhle mladý video
wtf "Soviet-era"? ...
Všechno co tam bylo, domy, fabriky atd, bylo postavené za Rakouska nebo za Masaryka, nebýt toho, tak žereme kůru ze stromu, to nebyla zásluha komančů, ti se jen chlubili cizím peřím.
Ahora la república Checa es un centro de producción de pornografía especialmente homosexual q cambio
Молодцы👎Штаты разделить ,на американсов и афроамериканцев.
Ты прав. Да здравствует СССР
@@janahavlova2087 Ты права!!! Евросоюз, ето либеральная тьюрма!!! Фашисты англосаские!!!
Слава Славианам!!ч🇷🇺🇸🇰♥️🇨🇿
A country fixed in amber. A peasant culture. Nothing of interest here.
>using the excuse that Germans lived there
>then the Wermacht shows up and doesnt get resistance
>they get flowers and applause instead
>those damn Germans!
It looks like nazi propaganda still works even after 80 years. Those people who welcomed Hi*ler were all Germans living here. Why should Czechs welcome him? He was clearly enemy since half of 30s, but when nobody wants help you, you can't just do whole nation suicide, UK and France betrayed us and just gave us to Hit*er, what should we do? We had mobilised more than milion men army, but our border bunkers were not finished yet and border regions were populated by Germans so they could attack us even from other side, also in 1938, even Poland and Hungary were enemies, we could not defeat everyone alone, we were only democratic country in region surrounded by enemies.
Well, in that way of thinking, You should dammned France, Great Britain, The USSR, Poland, Hungary and so on!
Greetings from Czechoslovakia, our beautiful socialism. I don't like capitalist countries. Made in Czechoslovakia, we lived in peace, there was no unemployment. We imported our products all over the planet before the US and the EU Germans began to occupy the whole of Europe. Europe was destined for wars, for the interests of capitalism
Šašku.
@@kankaj rozhodne na mensiu hanbu boli tieto dve zeme, nez teraz.
Your GNP now is objectively much higher than in the 1960s as well as your overall standard of living. You were just a Soviet puppet at the time, and, as was seen in 1968, you weren't free to go your own way. If the Czech Republic or Slovakia wanted out of the E.U. now, they could leave, just as the U.K. has.
@@julianhermanubis6800 Not as easy, as you're saying, if you have here agents, and betrayers along with mass of libtards.
GDP is for nothing, if it is distributed among the rich. Standard of living is higher tho, you have right, but state school, and medical sector is ruined, and much worse, then before, also education is worse. Also depts are worse, and also problems with minorities, that just suck social stuff from state, is several times higher and it brings state down. That means, very bad future. Argument with GDP is only playing with numbers, and often people are using it, but it's not good attribute of "overall happiness of citizens". whole GDP can own even one person, or his company, even on first place in the list, the rest 99,9% of people can be still poor.
It is a pity that today we are only a cheap production colony of the EU. Better CZEXIT.
I have to agree!
(CZ/SK)_EXIT
@@warrax111 Amen to that... EU was quite good project, untill Lisabon!
The perfect little Communist propaganda film. Couldn't hardly tell the people hated that regime with all their might. Daughter-in-law's paternal grandmother was from Czeckoslovakia.
ruclips.net/video/X_RSDqBn0bA/видео.html here's a little anti-communist film right from Russia. It's a good one, enjoy.
I hate to spoil it for you but this is American film. I do not think they did propagate communism in 60's.
Hated that regime so hard, that even after 30 years of decommunization 40% of czechs still want it back.
lmao typical american thinks he understands everything because his cousin's best friend's grandmother's uncle's sister was from somewhere
Lmao, another cappie who cries about the unemployment drama and talks shit about Communism, where was no unemployment.
People in Czechoslovakia were and are gypsy mostly.
From were are you?
I've never seen a more stupid bullshit in my life 😆😆
You were and are mostly an idiot. Not knowing anyrhing about Czechoslovakia
A tohle je názor horního maďara, západo-mongola, nebo padišaha sultána srbo-chorvatského? Příště bys asi měl radši mlčet.
he is obviously polish