Family Trip to Berlin in 1930 [Remastered, Color]

The American Family Lindemann visits Berlin and Potsdam on a trip to Germany in 1930/1931. The film starts with the Reichstag in Berlin. We see: the Berliner Dom, Altes Museum, the Preußisches Staatstheater in Gendarmenmarkt, “Markgrafen Str.”, Busy streets of Berlin, Trolleys and cars, a Double-decker bus, the corner building, “HACIFA.” Furthermore, we observe several private shots of the family including the children.
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[@SOBIESKI_freedom]

Such gorgeous architecture and a great soundtrack.

[@LL-xk2yu]

That man you keep seeing at 0:02 , 3:30, and 4:30, is Will Rogers, famous American humorist and actor. He was killed in a plane crash in Alaska in 1935.

[@GmailCom-hh6yq]

Oh really, cool! Thanks for update

[@myidentityisinjesus8880]

Those buildings are so enormous and beautiful! I have to wonder how tiny humans made them without todays technology and could we even manage it today.

[@user-dh6lw4my1z]

Справится мы можем но архитекторов нет .

[@deanedge5988]

A most fascinating representation of the Dolschstosslegende Germany. Full of understandable resentments and frightening omens. Bussing at 8. 10 onwards - look them up.

[@mikeuwaegbute3360]

Ps can you let us know the titles of the classical music used in the background.

[@mmattb]

Looks like Mozart - String Quartet No. 17, 2. Moderato

[@GmailCom-hh6yq]

​@@mmattb"Looks" like? 🤨

[@granivonderheide6346]

...my second homeland

[@eprohoda]

bravo!that is well !see you later.😉

[@scottuehlinger7887]

NAzis are present, but the Party was not yet in power. Much seems to be a Veteran's Day of some sort.....all the old retired Generals of first world War...including Africa's LEttow-Vorbeck in his characteristic Slouch Hat...

[@ElenaAshe]

You could have lightened up the baby and child around @10:06.

[@GmailCom-hh6yq]

At 3.56 mark... eeeeh...😬...
"Sans soucis" ? "I should worry"🤨
Yeah, sure... I should worry that whoever wrote that pretends to know French🤬
"Sans soucis" means "without worries/problems"...🤦‍♂️
Some palaces and buildings with this name refers to a "carefree life" which royals and noblesse had..
"I should worry" 🤣
Yeah, my name is Dorothy, but only on Wednesdays, odd weeks and when wearing moldy socks

[@michaelcooperson9999]

"I should worry" was American slang (based on Yiddish, I think) for "Not my problem," so the translation isn't bad. A bit folksy, maybe, but probably meant to cut all the European pomp and ceremony down to size.