8:00 This is scarily accurate. Sitting at a dinner table, not enjoying the company in front of you, but instead facetiming someone else (or just burying your nose into your phone).
people then, like today, were too wrapped up in their amazement of modern technology to recognize its dangers. notice how the drawing shows "video" phones in use. we've been promised in-home video phones for over 70 years now. although the technology has existed since cable-tv became possible (the late 60s), they pushed cellphones on us instead. existence
there is no "they“ who push something on us.. the market decides and thus the people. It‘s such an american bs kinda thing by not taking responsibility but pushing it to "them“ on the top, who ever that should be.
@@hannesschwan6284 ... you don't know who "they" are? the so-called "market" doesn't represent the people. "they" manipulate and control the market. "they" are our ruling elite, they're the corporate "leaders," they are the rich and powerful who dictate everything. they decide what laws will be presented, passed and enforced. they decide prices and wages and that poverty will continue like a plague on humanity. its they who dictate what direction humanity will take. what technology will be developed to spy on us and addict us. who "they" are is no secret.
1:05 To put that photo in context : That was a typical food ration per adult for one week: Bacon & Ham 4 oz Other meat value of 1 shilling and 2 pence (equivalent to 2 chops) Butter 2 oz Cheese 2 oz Margarine 4 oz Cooking fat 4 oz Milk 3 pints Sugar 8 oz Preserves 1 lb every 2 months Tea 2 oz Eggs 1 fresh egg (plus allowance of dried egg) Sweets 12 oz every 4 weeks They were encouraged to cultivate any land/garden and grow their own fruit and veg. Some items were not rationed but they were hard to come by and queuing was a necessity. Many folks who lived through those years learned to not throw away anything that could be reused somehow. I knew a granny still obsessed with hoarding brown paper and string for example. Rationing didn't end completely until 1954 - the last thing to come off ration was meat. Six years of war left the UK broke and TBH most of the population much slimmer and fitter than they are now.
My gran was the same-they never threw anything out if it could be useful one day. Even her gravy... She got married just after the war and always poured the left over gravy into a kilner jar until next Sunday, when she'd add to it, then replace the leftovers back into the jar. Best damned gravy ever tasted right up until 1992. Thanks gran!
Atleast slim and fitter is better than malnourished and dead... I.e the same war rationing caused the Bengal famine by the supposed war hero Winston Churchill, not that it matters now as it's all in the past..
@@bharatg124 It is interesting and in this case shocking what is missed out of the history we are taught. Thank you, I had no idea - shall do some reading - we are often critical of what other countries omit or bias differently yet assume the history we are taught is the whole truth. It's in the past but history matters
That one was pretty good. Always odd to see someones ideas from way waaay back come to fruition and it's very similar to the original designs. Spooky.. lol. 😉
@@samiam619 Isn't Elon Musk working on that? Lol. However, isnt it true that many major airports have moving " sidewalks " that trannsport people from inside the terminal to the runway area/ departure gate?And in some some non- urban areas doesn't Amazon use drones to deliver packages?i could make a longer list of things that were non- existent when i was ten years old in 1970. e.g. personal computers , ATMS , Cell phones, Flat screen TVs , GPS systems , etc. Im sure that you can add things to my short list that would have seemed fantastical/ impossible to all but a very few people when i was a kid.
@@msdanascully11 no right now humans are the worst we’ve ever been. Literally prop 10 people who run the earth say yea let’s do this Covid shit for a couple years fuck it.
@@kelseymathias3881 ...his hands are already seeing the impact of atrophy, so he did know. there's really no need to do that 'disability sullies your life 🥺' thing so many people do.
So glad I found this channel man the music and the collection of history and beauty and humanity that reveals so much more than you can measure wow and thank you for this wonderful gift
So true. 40 Years Ago :: 40 years ago, children were gentle with their parents. Today parents have to be gentle with their children. 40 years ago, everyone wanted to have children. Today many people are afraid of having children. 40 years ago, children respected their parents. Now parents have to respect their children. 40 years ago, marriage was easy but divorce was difficult. Nowadays it is difficult to get married but divorce is so easy. 40 years ago, we got to know all the neighbours. Now we are strangers to our neighbors. 40 years ago, people had to eat a lot because they needed the energy to work hard. Now we are afraid to eat fatty foods for fear of the cholesterol. 40 years ago, villagers were flocking to the city to find jobs. Now the town people are fleeing from the stress to find peace. 40 years ago, everyone wanted to be fat to look happy ... Nowadays everyone diets to look healthy. 40 years ago, rich people pretended to be poor. Now the poor are pretending to be rich. 40 years ago, only one person worked to support the whole family. Now all have to work to support one child. 40 years ago, people loved to study and read books ... now people love to update Facebook etc and read their whatsapp messages. I received this realistic message from one friend and on realizing that it's hard fact for today's life, Forwarded to all my friends *_WELCOME TO THE 21ST CENTURY!_* *Phone.....Wireless* *Cooking..Fireless* *Cars........Keyless* *Food........Fatless* *Tyres.......Tubeless* *Tools.......Cordless* *Dress......Sleeveless* *Youth......Jobless* *Leaders...Shameless* *Attitude...Careless* *Spouse....Fearless* *Feeling....Heartless* *Education Valueless* *Kids........Mannerless* *Government Useless* *Parliament Clueless* *MASSES.. HELPLESS* *_Everything is becoming LESS but still our hope in God is - Endless._* In fact I am *Speechless* Because friendship remains *Priceless!!* *If you don't share this post 😃 article, the message is worthless!*
@@jcharms56 You don't know this man's backstory, maybe he was in the military at some point. Maybe he was suffering from ptsd from being in Vietnam or something. So before you go giving your worthless 2 cent pls keep that in mind.
Wonderful images. I just hope the people in them who are still alive get to see them. I can’t believe how much emotion these are capable of generating. As an amateur photographer, I understand the importance of emotional connections in imaging - I just wish I could achieve a fraction of their impact with my own photographs.
YOU WILL STAY POSITIVE AND STRONG DRIVE YOU WILL SEE YOUR DREAM THEIR IS NOTING WRONG BY DREAMING THAT'S WHAT KEEPS YOU IN THAT STRONG DRIVE,COMMENT FROM CHICAGO...
We all have been through a lot. A lot of downs and a lot more ups. Yet we managed to survive and to cheer and to love. Congratulations to all the folks. ❤️❤️
seeing such beautiful photos of the old time always gets to me. To those who have passed in these photos Rip. For those still alive I hope your doing well
A great compilation and terrific music choice. The Stephen Hawking photo before the ravages of ALS was especially moving along with many others. Seeing a young Putin further confirms my sense that the times make the(opportunity for) the man(woman) and not the other way around. So many humble surroundings pre 1980 when we all felt like Americans together. Pre internet.
An interesting fact, the British rations were perfectly balanced to keep you healthy. You had EXACTLY enough calories/nutrition. If you didn’t finish them, it was illegal. Now, I’m not certain how many people were actually prosecuted for it. Any wartime Brits here?
Yes. My parents grew up in London in WW2. She truly could make chicken salad out of chicken s*it. I learned never to waste food, all these years later, I still don't.
It's sad to see how Pablo Picasso's self image changed as he grew older (8:52). This is how aging affects us, I guess. I looked at this photo a long time before moving on.
odd, i only remember picasso as an old man. i don't think i ever saw a picture of him as a young man, kinda like hawking. i only remember him in a wheelchair. thanks for the video.
@@DisasterTheoryX Twins, 2.36m and 2.23m (7'9" and 7'4"" - some sources say 7'6' for the taller one, but most sources and all the photos agree with 2.36m/7'9")
3:01 my grandfather grew up in the Great Depression, he told me that he felt bad for the people in the city. He said at least they had gardens. He was eating hard lumps of brown sugar for candy. That's the only candy they had. Now I know what he was talking about.
Don't get me wrong but I really envy the hippie dad and daughter. That girl was born at an amazing time, can you imagine having hippie parents in your childhood and than being a teenager in the 80s?
The 70s and 80s were great in many ways and the world seemed more free. One downside to having hippy, "free love" parents is year they had an exponentially increasing divorce rate. With that, often came child neglect and abuses. Unfortunate trade off for parents living "their" dream.
My my college roommate’s girlfriend was at Woodstock at age 2. I was pretty jealous of that. And I was only less than two years older than her. My parents are from the “Big Band” generation, that thought Elvis was Satan. There was a humongous generation gap between me and my siblings, and my parents
Random comments - Chief Dust Maker is so cool looking. He's definitely styling. - That Berlin was rebuilt fairly rapidly after all the devastation is remarkable, also considering the male work population was depleted after the casualties from the carnage of the war. - The photo of the homeless in Central Park during the depression is like today, only there are many more homeless now. Maybe we are in an unannounced Depression. - Putin looks evil.
These videos are so amazing. I love them, but they make me feel so sad for the people who aren't here any more. The music is very apt. When I see these and the people that have passed, it makes me miss my parents even more than I already do, which I didn't think was possible. So emotional, touching and although I get upset, sat here in tears, I can't stop watching. Thank you so much, Steve xx
Amazing and interesting pictures. I would add something: 1) there was no such state as Lithvania in 1965 - it was one of the republics in USSR; 2) it was USA who bombed Japan. I dont know why this information was not mentioned in subtitles. One of the most interesting picture, imho, its the picture which showes the expectations of the people about the future. We are lucky that we have opportunity to compare them with the real life. Amazingly, their dreams were very close to the real life.
8:00 This is scarily accurate. Sitting at a dinner table, not enjoying the company in front of you, but instead facetiming someone else (or just burying your nose into your phone).
Holy shit yeah
people then, like today, were too wrapped up in their amazement of modern technology to recognize its dangers. notice how the drawing shows "video" phones in use. we've been promised in-home video phones for over 70 years now. although the technology has existed since cable-tv became possible (the late 60s), they pushed cellphones on us instead.
existence
wow, youtube mutilated my comment again! isn't technology great?
there is no "they“ who push something on us.. the market decides and thus the people. It‘s such an american bs kinda thing by not taking responsibility but pushing it to "them“ on the top, who ever that should be.
@@hannesschwan6284 ... you don't know who "they" are? the so-called "market" doesn't represent the people. "they" manipulate and control the market.
"they" are our ruling elite, they're the corporate "leaders," they are the rich and powerful who dictate everything. they decide what laws will be presented, passed and enforced. they decide prices and wages and that poverty will continue like a plague on humanity. its they who dictate what direction humanity will take. what technology will be developed to spy on us and addict us.
who "they" are is no secret.
1:05 To put that photo in context : That was a typical food ration per adult for one week:
Bacon & Ham 4 oz
Other meat value of 1 shilling and 2 pence (equivalent to 2 chops)
Butter 2 oz
Cheese 2 oz
Margarine 4 oz
Cooking fat 4 oz
Milk 3 pints
Sugar 8 oz
Preserves 1 lb every 2 months
Tea 2 oz
Eggs 1 fresh egg (plus allowance of dried egg)
Sweets 12 oz every 4 weeks
They were encouraged to cultivate any land/garden and grow their own fruit and veg. Some items were not rationed but they were hard to come by and queuing was a necessity. Many folks who lived through those years learned to not throw away anything that could be reused somehow. I knew a granny still obsessed with hoarding brown paper and string for example. Rationing didn't end completely until 1954 - the last thing to come off ration was meat. Six years of war left the UK broke and TBH most of the population much slimmer and fitter than they are now.
thanks!
That's more of that stuff I eat in a week. Fruits and vegetables is what our bodies process best. We are descended from apes.
My gran was the same-they never threw anything out if it could be useful one day. Even her gravy... She got married just after the war and always poured the left over gravy into a kilner jar until next Sunday, when she'd add to it, then replace the leftovers back into the jar. Best damned gravy ever tasted right up until 1992. Thanks gran!
Atleast slim and fitter is better than malnourished and dead... I.e the same war rationing caused the Bengal famine by the supposed war hero Winston Churchill, not that it matters now as it's all in the past..
@@bharatg124 It is interesting and in this case shocking what is missed out of the history we are taught. Thank you, I had no idea - shall do some reading - we are often critical of what other countries omit or bias differently yet assume the history we are taught is the whole truth. It's in the past but history matters
One of those times RUclips gets a recommendation right! Would never have searched for this but was glued to the screen for the whole 9 minutes!
The vision of the future photo from the 1930s was very prescient
Except for the smoking.
That one was pretty good. Always odd to see someones ideas from way waaay back come to fruition and it's very similar to the original designs. Spooky.. lol. 😉
Where’s my flying car!!?!
@@samiam619
Isn't Elon Musk working on that? Lol.
However, isnt it true that many major airports have moving " sidewalks " that trannsport people from inside the terminal to the runway area/ departure gate?And in some some non- urban areas doesn't Amazon use drones to deliver packages?i could make a longer list of things that were non- existent when i was ten years old in 1970. e.g. personal computers , ATMS , Cell phones, Flat screen TVs , GPS systems , etc. Im sure that you can add things to my short list that would have seemed fantastical/ impossible to all but a very few people when i was a kid.
@@bobsbbcards here in Europe even kids smoke
Suzanne got me here. I stayed for everything else, forgetting what got me here. Great compilation and soundtrack.
I loved the pic of the mirror in the bronze zoo ,so true
Especially for that period ...
@@msdanascully11 no right now humans are the worst we’ve ever been. Literally prop 10 people who run the earth say yea let’s do this Covid shit for a couple years fuck it.
Yes , it’s true. There was a mirror in the zoo.
Sad really and we still haven't come to our senses
Agree
Such joy and such sadness.
We are all family, why do we fight?
We all need to try and be more forgiving.
Greed
Albert Einstein was born on 3.14 Stephen Hawking passed away on 3.14
I guess you could say they shared some pi.
That’s very cool!
🤣
The Hawking picture just really amazing, I thought it was from the movie because they look the same
So sad when we know what's coming, and he apparently didn't
@@kelseymathias3881 ...his hands are already seeing the impact of atrophy, so he did know. there's really no need to do that 'disability sullies your life 🥺' thing so many people do.
@@ArisuWaShindeIru He may have known something was wrong for some years, but he lived his life as best he could...and he did pretty good! 🧡
Didn't he cheat on that poor lady?
So glad I found this channel man the music and the collection of history and beauty and humanity that reveals so much more than you can measure wow and thank you for this wonderful gift
So many incredible photos from every corner of the world touching on many different subjects
That mirror from the Bronx zoo isn't lying humans are the most dangerous animals
By leaps and bounds.
So true.
40 Years Ago ::
40 years ago, children were gentle with their parents. Today parents have to be gentle with their children.
40 years ago, everyone wanted to have children. Today many people are afraid of having children.
40 years ago, children respected their parents.
Now parents have to respect their children.
40 years ago, marriage was easy but divorce was difficult.
Nowadays it is difficult to get married but divorce is so easy.
40 years ago, we got to know all the neighbours.
Now we are strangers to our neighbors.
40 years ago, people had to eat a lot because they needed the energy to work hard.
Now we are afraid to eat fatty foods for fear of the cholesterol.
40 years ago, villagers were flocking to the city to find jobs.
Now the town people are fleeing from the stress to find peace.
40 years ago, everyone wanted to be fat to look happy ...
Nowadays everyone diets to look healthy.
40 years ago, rich people pretended to be poor.
Now the poor are pretending to be rich.
40 years ago, only one person worked to support the whole family.
Now all have to work to support one child.
40 years ago, people loved to study and read books ...
now people love to update Facebook etc and read their whatsapp messages.
I received this realistic message from one friend and on realizing that it's hard fact for today's life,
Forwarded to all my friends
*_WELCOME TO THE 21ST CENTURY!_*
*Phone.....Wireless*
*Cooking..Fireless*
*Cars........Keyless*
*Food........Fatless*
*Tyres.......Tubeless*
*Tools.......Cordless*
*Dress......Sleeveless*
*Youth......Jobless*
*Leaders...Shameless*
*Attitude...Careless*
*Spouse....Fearless*
*Feeling....Heartless*
*Education Valueless*
*Kids........Mannerless*
*Government Useless*
*Parliament Clueless*
*MASSES.. HELPLESS*
*_Everything is becoming LESS but still our hope in God is - Endless._*
In fact I am *Speechless* Because friendship remains *Priceless!!*
*If you don't share this post 😃 article, the message is worthless!*
Since when does the madhouse have acces to the internet
God - darkness
And in 1980 Suzanne Somers literally killed her career by holding out for more money which led to her firing from “Threes Company”.
It went from sitcom master to Thighmaster overnight.
My career tried to kill me too . But
And then, the Home Shopping Network, where she was beyond annoying.
once i saw suzanne somers in 79 it was hard to focus on anything else.
what a beauty
It was hard..
These photos are always so fascinating. Thank you for compiling them for us like this.
The Bronx Zoo exhibition of the most dangerous animal in the world was excellent, and right on
And will stay that way until the planet hits the restart button again.
EXCELLENT PICTURE OF JOHN LENNON & HIS SON THANKS TO ALL!
How lucky are we to have had those people roam our earth once.
That picture of Muhammad Ali was so touching. These were all great, but that was my favorite.
Didn't touch me. I would have been touched if he had joined the army and did his civic duty like millions of other young men had to do.
@@jcharms56 You don't know this man's backstory, maybe he was in the military at some point. Maybe he was suffering from ptsd from being in Vietnam or something. So before you go giving your worthless 2 cent pls keep that in mind.
@@jcharms56 No thanks! He was absolutely right. That's why he is the greatest!
Suzanne Sommers Is one of the most beautiful women I've ever seen, too this day. Absolutely stunning!!! My first crush.
never heard of her, she looked like my next door neighbours mum as a kid
Where do you find these amazing photos! Thankyou for sharing them.
IKR?
Quite a few of them are to be found on other YT videos...
Suzanne Somers. What a natural beauty.
No wonder I had a crush on her, even as a young kid.
The crush I had on Suzanne in the late-70's was nothing compared to the one I had on Joyce DeWitt.
Props for not only having the clickbait thumbnail photo included, but putting it first. 👍
So nobody’s going to mention 4 guys (including photographer) on TOP of a ZEPPELIN in the MIDDLE OF THE ATLANTIC!!!!
Makes my hands sweat just looking at it.
.. insane
The iron workers were in more danger.
To me "the most Dangerous animal on Earth" at the mirror Is the peak..
Can we just take a moment to appreciate Susanne Somers....Oooh la la.
Wonderful images. I just hope the people in them who are still alive get to see them. I can’t believe how much emotion these are capable of generating.
As an amateur photographer, I understand the importance of emotional connections in imaging - I just wish I could achieve a fraction of their impact with my own photographs.
I think the choice of music has a lot to do with it as well. It's somehow poignant, sad and uplifting all at the same time.
@@Smudgie I completely agree with that. Good point.
YOU WILL STAY POSITIVE AND STRONG DRIVE YOU WILL SEE YOUR DREAM THEIR IS NOTING WRONG BY DREAMING THAT'S WHAT KEEPS YOU IN THAT STRONG DRIVE,COMMENT FROM CHICAGO...
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You have no idea who the people are in these photos do you?
5:26 Queen Elizabeth was so pretty.
The picture of a family in the after-math of Hiroshima bombing is quite disturbing.
That 1930 vision of the future, they got that right.
It was accurate in many ways. Except their clothes are better.
The picture of Putin shows he was creepy even then
Well, of course. He's a dummy acting for those in power. What else are you going to do when you look like Knucklehead Smith?
Of course he was KGB
Greetings out of Africa! The photos are interesting, but the music is absolutely stunning!! Thanks for sharing.
The world most dangerous animal in the world left me in shock and speechless.
0:41 chief dust maker is the most badass nickname ever
Putin looked shady as hell even in his youth.
I love him, but I must agree.
@8:40 Graf Zeppelin maintenance men = balls of steel.😬
We all have been through a lot.
A lot of downs and a lot more ups. Yet we managed to survive and to cheer and to love.
Congratulations to all the folks. ❤️❤️
Muhammad Ali saving a life was something I didn't know. What a human being he was.
You need to read his tombstone
The 70's men's hairstyles were hilarious 😂😂
Awful weren’t they? The only hairstyle missing was the only decent one: the Afro.
John Travolta hair is decent
The zoo with a mirror that is so true. and 1930 vision of the future became true now, wow
seeing such beautiful photos of the old time always gets to me. To those who have passed in these photos Rip. For those still alive I hope your doing well
OMG those mens’ hairstyles from the 70s. I was 9-19 yrs in that era and couldn’t stand them even then 😬
Yeah and mullets are trying to come back. Nooooo.
A great compilation and terrific music choice. The Stephen Hawking photo before the ravages of ALS was especially moving along with many others. Seeing a young Putin further confirms my sense that the times make the(opportunity for) the man(woman) and not the other way around. So many humble surroundings pre 1980 when we all felt like Americans together. Pre internet.
He is like Q, in James Bond 007🥸👆
dude what? looks like hes basically fantasizing about choking the dude. its a photo
An interesting fact, the British rations were perfectly balanced to keep you healthy. You had EXACTLY enough calories/nutrition. If you didn’t finish them, it was illegal. Now, I’m not certain how many people were actually prosecuted for it. Any wartime Brits here?
People were hungry in the war. My grandmother said people would swap rations they did not want, so I am sure everything was eaten.
I remember it well🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧
Yes. My parents grew up in London in WW2. She truly could make chicken salad out of chicken s*it. I learned never to waste food, all these years later, I still don't.
The 1930's view of the future was uncannily prescient.
The zoo with mirror to show World's Most Dangerous Animal nailed it.
Hello how’re you doing?
Bob Ross was a handsome young man!
I was looking for this comment and you did not disappoint
Right who knew
😅but why did he get that dreadful perm?!?
It's sad to see how Pablo Picasso's self image changed as he grew older (8:52). This is how aging affects us, I guess. I looked at this photo a long time before moving on.
No. He was just a bad painter.
Guys... have you ever been to a museum? Have you seen what he painted? These are different styles.
@@samiam619 says someone with no grasp of art, I assume?
Please educate yourself about Cubism
If I didn’t know how Churchill looked like I’d say he was a gangster…
He was. Just his aristocratic and rich family saved him after Gallipoli, where the golden youth of Australia and NZ was decimated.
8:00 really ?!!! I'm amazed .
the 1930 vision of the future is absolutely amazing
The future is now.
Note, they were not overweight.
Except no flying cars..lol
And surprisingly accurate.
No machine gun mowing everyone down. Guess we didn't see that one coming.
Makes me miss life before 9/11! Everything changed after that day. I believe that was the day America died!
Why you say that? (I'm asking for real,not trolling or be ironical)
oh my goodness, amazing, thanks for the 9mins time travelling.
I really enjoy these montages.
odd, i only remember picasso as an old man. i don't think i ever saw a picture of him as a young man, kinda like hawking. i only remember him in a wheelchair. thanks for the video.
I live in Okinawa, she has been reborn! Great pictures thank you so much!
You may tell from that photo with Putin that he had problems with self-esteem as a teen.
Is that bad ?
7:25 it doesn’t tell you which one he is but you can just tell who he is by the face he is making lol
Far left holding the bag, yeah we see you Putin 😄
Loved it! The music, the info and the time you've given to read it, the photos!
Thanks!!!
0:15 two giants!
No shit! I was about to google the photographer to see if i could find his height.
@@DisasterTheoryX Twins, 2.36m and 2.23m (7'9" and 7'4"" - some sources say 7'6' for the taller one, but most sources and all the photos agree with 2.36m/7'9")
More like 0:00
Thank you for those pictures, very interesting. Sherie Rodrigues from Australia
This was amazing - thank you for compiling and sharing.
3:01 my grandfather grew up in the Great Depression, he told me that he felt bad for the people in the city. He said at least they had gardens. He was eating hard lumps of brown sugar for candy. That's the only candy they had. Now I know what he was talking about.
Don't get me wrong but I really envy the hippie dad and daughter. That girl was born at an amazing time, can you imagine having hippie parents in your childhood and than being a teenager in the 80s?
The 70s and 80s were great in many ways and the world seemed more free.
One downside to having hippy, "free love" parents is year they had an exponentially increasing divorce rate. With that, often came child neglect and abuses. Unfortunate trade off for parents living "their" dream.
My my college roommate’s girlfriend was at Woodstock at age 2.
I was pretty jealous of that.
And I was only less than two years older than her.
My parents are from the “Big Band” generation, that thought Elvis was Satan.
There was a humongous generation gap between me and my siblings, and my parents
Hippies were scummy and a disease on society.
The traditional Rwandan hair cut at 2:13 looks like something out of Star Wars
I believe he's a Watusi
I thoroughly enjoyed this video
Like Sands Through The Hourglass, So Are The Days Of Our Lives
That hit me hard. I turn 69 soon, and I have sooo many regrets.
Thank you. Brilliant and variable array and much appreciated !!
Great pictures, thank you. ❤
Absolutely precious images. I'm overwhelmed. Subscribed! 🧡
They do slip in propaganda with the preciousness.
Great music and the pic of Elton John at Ryan White's deathbed moved me to tears.
Random comments - Chief Dust Maker is so cool looking. He's definitely styling. - That Berlin was rebuilt fairly rapidly after all the devastation is remarkable, also considering the male work population was depleted after the casualties from the carnage of the war. - The photo of the homeless in Central Park during the depression is like today, only there are many more homeless now. Maybe we are in an unannounced Depression. - Putin looks evil.
Not much you can do for people who choose drugs and alcohol over life.
hey, thanks for these videos wonderful to watch, keep up the good work!!!
The pic of Vlad "The Bloody" Putin at 7:24 tells you all you need to know.
I lOVE your VIDEOS they are amazing 👏 😍 ❤ Great job 💯💯
These videos are so amazing. I love them, but they make me feel so sad for the people who aren't here any more. The music is very apt. When I see these and the people that have passed, it makes me miss my parents even more than I already do, which I didn't think was possible. So emotional, touching and although I get upset, sat here in tears, I can't stop watching. Thank you so much, Steve xx
" Put a smile on my Face. Sprinkles of Awesomeness throughout. Subbed ☑️
These lost photographs are simply amazing to see!!!
I loved the 70's music decade, but yeah, the hairstyles were HORRIFIC!!
Aaah the 70's when people would go to the barber shop to have hair added.
These are fantastic and awe inspiring, the soundtrack also, great job!! 👍
cool enjoyed very much indeed good stuff:)
00:50 I can see he actually made a time machine. But since the government want to take it over, he introduced it as a gym machine
Amazing and interesting pictures. I would add something: 1) there was no such state as Lithvania in 1965 - it was one of the republics in USSR; 2) it was USA who bombed Japan. I dont know why this information was not mentioned in subtitles.
One of the most interesting picture, imho, its the picture which showes the expectations of the people about the future. We are lucky that we have opportunity to compare them with the real life. Amazingly, their dreams were very close to the real life.
Why are actresses and actors considered historical…pardon my ignorance but shouldn’t they make history …like MLK or presidents etc
Yes, I am amazed. Good job.
Brilliant as always,thanks for posting.
Beautiful compilation!
Great selection of music. Wonderful photos.
Just Wonderful. I enjoy great Art and this collection of photograghs, each a work of Art. I am truly moved.🙏👏
I really appreciate your work! Subbed.
Good video - some nice pictures 👏👏👏👏👌👌👌👌
The two guards with the doctor in India are gigantic... Count the fingers on the guard to the right.
What're the chances that some of us are watching their ancestors' pics?
00:38 Chief Dust Maker. His spirit must be following me my whole life, over the years my houses are always really dusty.
The biggest shock - men’s hairstyles of the 1970s 3:50
It seems to me that the young hippie with his daughter is Mick Taylor, the lead guitar of The Rolling Stones in the early 70’s
@8:17 How CUTE is her hippie-outfit??
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