Burma old villages 100 years ago

Old Pathé 9,5mm cassettes film show old Burmese villages nearly a centry ago.
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[@christiaanno5362]

Thanks for posting bro. My mothers family was displaced from Burma during/after WWII. And now i'm in Australia, having never visited Burma, but i've got this gem to see :) Thanks :D

[@Bubblymilkyteas]

I was born in Burma but now I’m in uk

[@kaito1213]

So you are the Australia-Burma?? Coooool

[@oakkar7870]

Thank you .

[@JohnOShaughnessy]

nice one! an unusual feature is the soundtrack, did pathe already synchronise audio tracks back in 1916?

[@michaelijsbrand]

No, I composed a sound track to make the clip more attractive using Burmese background sounds and music. Moreover the titles were only a few frames (seconds) long. So I enlarged them to a readable length.

[@JohnOShaughnessy]

MichaelRogge
very enjoyable, thanks for the effort Michael.

[@sitapoudelpoudel9336]

MichaelRogge i am burmese asian the backgrount music is very suitable with asian culture style

[@greatindia5003]

Unique collection 😊
Love from India.

[@maranu5218]

You have no idea how much these videos are for me and so grateful. Thank you so much.

[@1shin61]

why so much indians in myanmar now? i went to my myanmar my home and i see a bunch of indians and they try talking to me in indian when i clearly don’t look indian, i never see burmese people 😒 ugh

[@norawinwin2506]

Thank you for posting..from Burma / Myanmar ..with love to you all.

[@Wheeler_Kai]

Me too..

[@CalmingMelody77]

Truly amazing to see those golden age of Burma, so peaceful and beautiful people.

[@Alfredromeothatsme]

Very interesting Michael, thankyou for posting.

[@bhattkris]

Having come here after reading Burmese days many times, this place looked familiar. I think around the time it was filmed George orwell lived there.

[@KoKoLwin-kn3ee]

ခုတွေ့နေမြင်နေတာက၊ကိုယ့်ထက်နှစ်
၃၀ လောက်စောတဲ့
မြင်ကွင်းဘဲနော်၊ဝတ်စားဆင်ယဉ်မှု
မှာကွာခြားမှုရှိတယ်နော်။

[@babur729]

Thanks for uploading these videos, interesting

[@y.o.g..4279]

ဇော်ကြီး

[@jacobcrayola9311]

Hm, the imagery helps here (currently reading Burmese Days).

[@questhands3187]

Thanks for keeping good preservation.

[@swagotoroy652]

Burma was then a british colony and a part of India. More Indian influences are evident in the video. However now in Myanmar its more Chinese influence which overshadows some Indian diaspora remaining (e.g. Tamil, Bengali, Punjabi)

[@bakheg6153]

great video, burma was poor,simple and peaceful once. myanmar now, filled with illegal bengali muslims . they were sources of various political, social, economic turmoils, conflicts in myanmar. thank you for video👍👍👍

[@austincomstock7160]

My God, how dare you! Is it only the white man who is expected to live among diverse populations?! Burma has always been a diverse country! Stop the genocide!

[@crewmatewillthrowthesehand7600]

@@austincomstock7160 well in response to your statement on the white man, myanmar did drive them out after centuries of colonialism. Colonialism sowed the seeds of distrust against outsiders and fervent nationalism in the south east. Not gonna comment on the rest, cos that will take too long and you already have your preconceived notions

[@crewmatewillthrowthesehand7600]

@ India, Pakistan who drew the border. The Brits. Sri Lankan conflict caused by Brits favoring Tamils over the others and thus cause dissent among races so that they wont unify and fight back against colonialism. Dividing to colonise was a colonial favourite and it shows in almost every land they colonised, all the races are in segregated, unequal districts

[@khinthirikyaw3993]

Such precious videos. Real gems

[@myogyi8559]

သန့်ခူးရူးး
auto translate...Thank you.

[@Funafuti69]

Very interesting. Which year was this filmed?

[@စီၤထံဆၢ]

That's clearly not the live sound from the filming. You don't hear the rice mortars, gongs, etc.

[@khinchooo2221]

တစ္ခ်ိန္တုန္းက ကြၽန္ေတာ္တို႔ ျမန္မာႏိုင္ငံဟာ အလြန္အေရးပါဆံုး ႏိုင္ငံတစ္ျခဳဖစ္သည္

[@sanwin7146]

အခုတော့ ...ကွာ... အရမ်းကိုစိတ်ပျက်စရာ...

[@friday5303]

Thanks you so much for uploading this video.

[@aungmyintoo4635]

Now in 2023 they still looks the same..thanks to military regime everyone still live in poverty.

[@theflaca]

One thing that struck me was the huge number of elephants, burma's version of the horse. Yet when I went there in 1995 I did not see one. I noticed the wild west style horse and carriage. These are still used in Maymyo today. I remember hiring one to get to the Candacraig Hotel, an old british officers retreat. Thanks Michael. Incredible memories resurfaced once more.

[@michaelijsbrand]

Thanks. Glad to have refreshed your memories. These old Pathé films are a history treasure.

[@minsoe6067]

Valuable Historical Record. Thank You Very Much.

[@zetelomere4611]

Thanks you Michael.
How did you get those films?
You are someone special.🤗

[@ksg7821]

Oh ! Those Good Times.

[@timwynn6079]

those were the simple serene times, wish I could time travel and live through the period.

[@MaximilianoHerrera72]

yep but the life expatancy was about 30-35 years !

[@thawthaw03]

but you cant come back to current time since they dont have wifi back then lol

[@SaiLynnHtetAung]

Thanks for showing how good the past was and better than the present (aka war)

[@jesurajrs4439]

Nagarathar Chettiars will tearful after see this footage.

[@abdulharithibrahim4733]

I am still wondering on the kind of knowledge, construction technology and tools and equipment available and used in those days

[@poethakawthoolei9469]

That time American and British colony

[@wendyhla7097]

Only Shan State, part of Burma, holds bazaar every 5 days in different townships. The rest of th country holds bazaar every day,

[@cvanisingh3872]

Thanks for this rare video ...my grandparent were burmese... But they displaced during ww2 , ...we had raw oil wells overthere...

[@zayyar6984]

ျပန္​ၾကည္​့ခြင္​့ရတာ အထူ​ေက်းဇူတင္​ပါတယ္​

[@ayelay9605]

Thank you ေက်းဇူးတင္ပါတယ္ mastear

[@nyanlinhtetd.g4051]

And Now Anything Changed!I Don't Even Think This Videos Will Stay In Here!I think all lost after world war!Thz!

[@KoKo-dm9bb]

Myanmar🇲🇲🇲🇲🇲🇲

[@rajmarvlousgroupkumar1620]

Now human converted himself into devil..

[@kamalhasan7781]

"அருமை சகோ எம்மை நீர் அறிவாய் உம்மை என்றும் நான் அறிவேன்" - கமல்ஹாசன் மூர்த்தி

[@kyawlwinoo9034]

Thanks for recording burma history.

[@nitishshukla2507]

Love from India🇮🇳

[@SaiLynnHtetAung]

HELLO!!!!

[@alexmyanmar1369]

Thanks for posting 100 years ago.

[@lorlahhay]

Good video

[@wellsongurung7488]

why is that years color is only black and white

[@ying0129]

Thank you Sir 🙏 🙏 🙏

[@jj96zkkm]

Thanks for your video.

[@zayyar6984]

လြမ္​း​ေမာစရာႀကီးဘဲ

[@zolien1218]

Thanks on Michael Rogge...

[@KyawMin-rf4vr]

I am proud to be a burmese

[@pholaminn1517]

Thank you . Burmese like u.

[@nomanrobin-official6758]

Hello Sir, Thank you so much for uploading such priceless video. What if some one need a few seconds from the video and use in a documentary film on ROhingya issue? Advice pls.

[@michaelijsbrand]

For a few seconds it seems alright.

[@nomanrobin1382]

So kind of you Sir. How can I get the highest resolution of it?

[@michaelijsbrand]

By buying such film cassette if you have a chance to.

[@pubgrangers3840]

There are no Rohingya in Burma at all. They are all from illegal immigrants from Bangladesh. Stop making something to mislead people.

[@nomanrobin1382]

Really? Ok sir, i'll defiantly invite you to watch our extensive research documentary film call 'Blossom from Ashes'. Historian from many countries has participated in it... I would like to hear the same question from you after the screening... stay Bless...

[@thidarwin4251]

မင်ဂလာပါ

[@y.o.g..4279]

2024😮😮😮😮

[@วิไทม์]

႐ွားပါးပဲ

[@aungkhaing3949]

Good Mornin,
Thank you.

[@minsoe1976]

😢😢😢

[@gamerfinn3634]

Added sound should be removed

[@ခ်စ္သူအိမ္ကဗ်ာ]

👏👏👏👏

[@mahlayinaye4580]

Video Vgood

[@mahlayinaye4580]

Thankyou

[@ChangChang-gl2qs]

ในยุดนั้นพม่าเจริญกว่าใคร

[@lovemulovemu3625]

ไทย

[@P4KTO]

very.. very nice. inlove

[@AungThu-cg2ov]

Thanks for sharing of records.

[@Kubotahonda5]

Wow 😮!! What a community! Great film📽

[@ratchu1536]

Hi... super""

[@nagarajn6821]

Nis

[@marlarmyosein2483]

Thanks

[@farouqomaro598]

Hasn't changed much

[@aunghtetmoe8236]

thank you so much

[@zarmanimay2345]

Thank you sir

[@chanlin5553]

🙏🏿🇲🇲

[@ajmukut1794]

marma is. poor country

[@lipolydolance3269]

And you can't even spell Myanmar right. Go educate yourself.

[@arkarswenyein1039]

And so is your Grammar

[@krishnaveni8274]

@@arkarswenyein1039 🤣🤣🤣

[@mgart9861]

Thanks for posting such priceless videos...

[@phonemyintswephonemyintswe441]

oh yes good luck