Astounding abandoned manor of a WW2 soldier - Time capsule of wartime
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Remotely located in the vast French countryside, there is a property that was once called "Le Moulin" - the mill.
And not just any property, it was once home to a French family and comes with an intriguing story and history.
This 2 story house was last occupied 15 years ago and was owned by Mr. Roger and Mrs. Andree.
Mr. Roger served as a soldier back in World War II.
Unbelievable but true - mementos from wartimes, their memories, and other family relics have slowly been sinking into dust during the last decades.
Old documents teach us that Mr. Roger was involved in a shooting accident during a war battle during the war, for which he eventually received compensation from the French state. Luckily, he survived, but did not remain unscathed - the man became disabled but ultimately, the couple gratefully found all their peace in their manor in the middle of the meadows.
This is how they lived up to a quiet retirement, while they made bread in an artisanal way in their own mill, which they sold to the villagers in the region, and worked towards their peaceful old age when they eventually both left this planet.
During the long stretch of desolation, hardly anyone, besides some vermin, has entered this property - making it a true time capsule of wartime. Today I take you on a tour through their lives as I explore their former house in search for answers.
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Abandoned France: Astounding Abandoned Manor of a WW2 Soldier - Time Capsule of Wartime
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Mon salutation de maroc
Maravilloso juego para los amantes de la pesca que ahora no pueden ir al mar, ríos y lagos por la pandemia. 🤗👍
Será que o rio secou mesmo ou outros mudaram seu curso?
Regarding the identifications on the frame on the first floor. I noticed a metal plate that said "Stalag" which in German translation refers to a German prisoner of war camp for non-commissioned officers and privates. My great uncle was in two "Stalags" during WWII. He escaped from one and was recaptured and sent to another one further from the Allied front. The injury of the soldier you are talking about was a pneumo-thorax, this is a collapsed lung probably from a serious war injury but also occurred as a result from exposure to mustard gas and fuel from flame throwers.
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Jeah, in the frame was a german letter „Beginn der Krankheit“ which means „ First date of illness“
memories of a war hero! Sad to see the neglected personal records..,
Stalag is a short name for Straflager. The German Stalags wasn't any better than concentration camps in Germany in WW2. Torture and death every single day.
There were metal tags with the display of war items on the wall (at 28:26). They were German Prisoner of War tags. It appears Mr Roger was imprisoned at Stalag VI A in Hemer Germany.
Amazing place the history makes it memorable.Every war is brutal but a soldier’s story from the WW2 deserves to be preserved because of the cruelty of the war. I hope he’s buried in the French soldiers field out of respect. The home is truly a treasure chest guarding its history. I love French architecture and decor. I loved the huge mirror.
Older military man was:
Henri Philippe Benoni Omer Pétain, generally known as Philippe Pétain, Marshal Pétain and sometimes The Old Marshal, was a French general officer who attained the position of Marshal of France at the end of World War I, during which he became known as The Lion of Verdun.
Thanks 😊🙏
Right,
And also the leader of the collaborationnist Vichy regim.
He has a very negativ image, that why it's surprising to see his portrait on the wall.
I loved the home and all the history. I especially loved the mill/bakery. Can’t you just imagine the good smells that used to be there? Those people were so self sufficient. All the stone work under the mill, hard to imagine those people building all of that. I really enjoy all your videos, and the care you take to show us every little thing. Thank you❤
I love that little windmill!! So sad to see such history abandoned.
It's really sad seeing places with so much history just left forgotten. Thankfully we can give them a stage on this channel and appreciate them together in this way!
The windmill was very iconic for this location :) keep watching to find out more about it and enjoy it!
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Wow this are really old stuff and history. I don’t understand how they abandoned houses and nobody claims them amazing. Great job explomo!💕👍🏻👏🏼
Another wonderful tour, thank you ❤️🇨🇦. Breaks one’s heart though that no one rescues that beautiful home and family treasures.
Wonder what happened to family members of respected war hero 🦸♂️!!
@@ranisrikumar5735 I know! I’m always left curious beyond reason trying to figure out what happened. We need someone to volunteer to find these things out for us 😊
You guys are so brave doing that incredible job. Getting into abandoned houses full of dust.
Thank you for making me know about things i didn't know existed. Abandoned millionaire mansions around the Europe.
Maureno and Remon ~ Just found my old list of YT subscribers. On 1/15/2020 you had 23.1K subscribers; on 1/25/20 you had 27.6K! I'm Proud of Explomo and are growing and growing! Quality is higher and videos are great!!! Your momenst in history!!
The most common reason for abandonment in France is the property taxes are to high. It's so sad 😐
Merci morino j ai pas arreter de soupirer en regardant la video vraiment le temps s arete devant tous ses photos des brave gens qui etaient un jour parmi nous sur cette terre ,tres bonne naration mon ami
gentlemen- thank you for another # 1 tour of a home, a family now forgotten by friends,family and history. you give respect and honor. thank you for following your passion.
Someone has been in the home, now I noticed your Drone footage, show the surrounding grounds near the home were being taken care of. Some is mowing the the grass, maybe one of the workers, came in, made themselves at home with his favorite newspaper.. bc the house looks like some one went through their things. The drawers are open, and things were scattered around. Someone was looking for valuables.
This was a nice one, Maureno. I loved seeing the old mill here. Certainly not something you get to see every day. The house itself was in pretty good shape for being abandoned as long as it was. I'm amazed at the dates on the food jars. 1971?! Wow! It makes me sick, though, that this place is just left behind and forgotten, with no one to care for it. I mean, the man was a war veteran from WW2! That's nothing to sneeze at. I don't know. There's just not as much of a level of respect in society nowadays as there used to be. I hate to see the memories of war heroes being left to crumble away like this. Thank you so much that you gave Mr. Roger and his wife one last chance to tell their story to the world so they won't be forgotten. I think that's what most of us want, just to be remembered that our lives meant something on this earth. God bless you, Maureno, and stay safe!
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Thanks for the flowers! 💐 They didn't come through the screen too well, but it's the thought that counts! 😂 Hope they smelled nice......
Αγαπητο μου παιδι Μαυρενο ευχαριστο για το ηθος σου την αξιοπρεπεια σου οπως μιλας και εκτιμας αυτα που βλεπεις ο τονος της φωνης σου με συγκινει εχεις ενα καλο λογο για οτι μας δειχνεις αλλοι δεν ειναι σωστοι γελανε δειχνουν με το ποδι αντικειμενα εσυ εισαι μοναδικος για την εξευρευνητης συνεχισε 👍👍ειμαι Ελλαδα 69 ετων και σε παρακολουθω ευχαριστωωωω👌👌👏💯✌️✌️🤗
This one's really touched my heart it's a very nice home me as a mother before sons three who have served the US military to still continue to serve and they're in their 40s but this one it's really sad not knowing what happened to him but I love how you bring some of the history with it and I love your voice thank you very much
The instrument on the cabinet was a very old war bugle
It's so sad ,All that history written down lying there forgotten,lovely documents you found
Beautiful majolica plate. That kitchen would have been magical back in its day. the high cabinets and open glass are extremely pricey in the states now, because they are considered specialty orders.
21:28 I think that's an old vintage book of Starch.. Starch was used in baking and other things as well.
My mom would dissolve some in a small bowl of water, and sprinkle it over my father's work shirts to stiffen the collars and cuffs.
Wonderful explore. I love the way you tell the story of times gone by and your compassionate feelings for the people who have passed. Thank you for sharing these amazing places with us.
Beautiful home... But it's heart breaking to see such a beautiful house abandoned and left to decay. Amazing exploring.. 🌹😊
Easter Sunday and you found an egg hunt lol , very interesting story and educational indeed about an solder life , thank you for sharing
51:28 That might be Philippe Petain on the cover of the magazine.
I don't know french war history.. but for a moment I thought it was Charles or Philippe De Gaulle, which are quite well known, as well... OKAY UPDATE: Philippe Petain was arrested for collaborating with the Nazi Germany, he was sentence to death, by firing squad. Charles De Gaulle, lessen his sentence; out of respect for Petain's venerable age, to life imprisonment on August 17th 1945.
Phillippe Petain passed away in a prison, on the island of lle d'Yeu in 1951.
Really I have watched this video for 1 hour 18!!! Thanks, .... their lives are over and they have left life and we will leave too and others will come after us. Life is too short...😔😔
I definitely enjoyed, your exploration of this awesome Time Capsule, and Roger's military life, and his Bakery Mill business he had at home with his family.. Maureno, you did a spectacular job, with so much respect in representing the life of this soldier, who also fought for France, his country. Thank you.💕
Beautiful beautiful vídeo!!!! My grandfather was french. I went through a lot of it. thanks from Argentina
Good work Explomo! You take time to explore and do justice to the place.
I somehow gain some personal comfort deep in my soul from these explorations, I can't explain why. But I love to visit the past with this particular explorer because they are RESPECTFUL of the properties and those who once lived there.
Me encantó, me transportó en el tiempo ese lugar.
Que maravillosos días debieron pasar allí esa familia
Impressive place. However I am not sure why you didn't mention that the wife also served during the war. You pointed out her picture on the wall down stairs. But skipped over the one of her in uniform. You looked right at it. I wonder if they met when he was in hospital since most women served as nurses.
My sincere and deepest condolences to Mr. Roger's family and friends for their loss.
Mr. Roger, thank you for your loyal support and service in the military.😔 He was quite an attractive gentleman.
Hola maureno, que bonito episodio el de hoy la casa y el granero muy interesantes. Cuánta historia en esas fotografías viejas de la guerra. Y tantas cosas allí. La habitación última es muy hermosa he intacta. Gracias por este hermoso hogar .saludos cordiales 👍❤️
Maureno jesteście wspaniali uwielbiam Wasze filmy są super super oglądam zawsze po kilka razy podobają mi się te posiadłości są piękne to naprawdę kapsuły czasu tylko żal że to wszystko tak się niszczy nikt o to nie dba szkoda super filmy życzę Wam dużo zdrowia powodzenia w szukania nowych miejsc pozdrawiam serdecznie z Gdyni Polska 🤗🥰💋👍👍🇵🇱🇵🇱🇵🇱
i like this one as you are really ... thinking you are honoring this man for her service in a very respectful way.... good for you young man. .. this is the most .. sincere i have seen over all of the ones that i seen so far.
Поместье.. настшящее сокровище! Спасибо за Ваш труд!
Beautiful old house wonderful history in that house a shame it's gone to waste. Love the clocks the bookshelves and the old sleigh beds.
Muchas gracias Maureno y Remon. Me encanta la manera como narras las historias y siempre demostrando mucho respeto. Yo atenta siempre a cada vídeo. Felicitaciones. Un abrazo universal 🇵🇪
I cry over all the antiques. Thank you so much for this find. Very interesting!!!!!
Great video .. apparently the gentleman was a prisoner of war as well ..The identification plate you showed had "Stalag" on it which was a German word for prison of war camp .. actually making his story that much more compelling..Thanks again
Always love your videos ... you take me to parts of the world I have not seen.... you are so respectful when you enter these abandoned homes ... sad to see there is no family left to pass them on to .... hello from🇨🇦🇨🇦
Excellent Excellent. Always Love your videos. Great way to spend a Saturday morning. 💚🍀
Also love the music you use. Doesn’t over power the video. ❤️
Thank you for sharing ❣️
Beautiful furniture.
My ❤hurts for all the nice photos that will be destroyed 😢
Thank you Maureno for sharing this piece of history with us...I enjoyed it.... It's sad to see history and family belongings go to waste like that...
we want to learn more about your handsome self. and so respectful for the history of the properties you explore
Que hermoso
.!! Me imagino la vida de esas personas... Su dia a dia... Gracias x tan lindo material... Saludos desde México..!!
So many memories thanks for sharing! That barn/mill. Wow!!
Heyy dear Maureno wonderfully formulated introduction about the couple, who were living in this abandoned French manor!
Wonderful images also from outside! It's looking somehow like an enchanted mansion with all the vegetation surrounding this place.
I absolutely love listening to your voice, when you are describing, what you see in this place. - Seeing the canned food products
in the glasses made me remember, how often my dearest mom used to cook fruits and after that canned them in exactly such glasses.
Although there were a lot of traces of natural decay visible, I had the strong feeling of seeing a legit timecapsule house, where
a lot of things seemed to be frozen in a certain moment in time. - It's interesting to imagine this mansion once filled with life back
in the active days. - That's really a legit question, what might have happened to the couple, who was once living there. - I loved
that special living room, where quite a lot of very interesting antique items were visible like that clock on top of the TV, which
is made in a pure art deco style, probably from the late 1920-ies to early 1930-ies. - I also loved your highly respectful and deeply
sensitive way, how you honoured the life of Mr.Roger, who served in the World War II, - and was even injured. Amazing to watch!
Very deep reflections about the horror of war in general and how we are at least here in Western Europe having the precious privilege
to live our lives in peace. - Wow Maureno, I would madly love to have a conversation about life and faith and hope, etc. with you!
Thank you, dear bro, for taking us viewers on tour through that magnificient and still well preserved mansion.
Of course I also enjoyed watching the tour through the building with the old mill and other ancient machinery, the bedrooms
and living room. That was actually a fascinating bonus of your video. - Wonderful!
Very charming ending of your video with the flower bouquet!
I enjoyed watching this "time travel", taking me on tour back in time! - Many hugs and blessings to you and Lesley!
Wishing you all the best, stay safe, peace and kindest regards from quite cold and wintery Switzerland.
Beautifully said, Willy! Hadn't seen any of your replies in a long time and was wondering if you and your family were surviving the latest Covid incarnation! My husband and I have been spared Covid, but a lot of my kids and grandkids now have 'natural immunity!'. What Covid restrictions do you have in Switzerland? In my state of Washington (not DC) we are being asked to wear our masks and keep 6 feet apart. Most people are complying here. Please take care, Willy. Hope to hear from you soon!
@@grandmacarla4258 , Hi Grandma Carla, It was lovely to read your kind words. - I very much appreciate. I actually
never stopped commenting, but probably you might just not have found my comments under these huge numbers
of comments from all over the world to our lovely explorer friends. - And - yes Covid still is a serious issue in
Switzerland as well, as we have very high infection numbers, but somehow the hospitalisations and the death
rates are not comparable to the delta- mutation of the Corona virus. We all need vaccination-certificates to enter
a restaurant or cinema or theatres, and so on. And inside you have to wear facemasks, - other than that there are
no further restrictions. Despite the immensely high infection numbers it seems somehow, that the omikron-mutation
might even be the start of the the long expected end of the whole pandemic situation. But nobody really knows. It's
even for the scientists difficult to say. So we just have to go on being careful and patient with the already familiar
health measures. - Wishing you all the best, blessings and stay safe! - Peace and kindest regards.
Box of baking soda, got hard as stone because of humidity. My father was in World War Two he was 95 when he passed that was 5 years ago. So I believe the owners passed away. But some family members might of remained for a time till they could not pay the inheritance tax.The wife seemed to pass first, but it’s odd not to see much of her left in the house. Only the man and his military photos. Good explore and very thorough, thank you for another great explore.
Love this channel so much, we can feel the vibes when he describes all thing he found..love from Indonesia..❤🇮🇩
Maureno,this property used to be gorgeous,I love this home,but it’s sad.The music in your video are very sad too.Thank you for all your hard and risky work.I love to watch your video,I will rush to do my house chores,just not to miss your videos.👍
I love when you can hear birds in the background of your videos ❤
Hey Explomo! I love this channel: beautiful and interesting videos, good music. This history is very sad with many abandoned objects. You are very meticulous and this is admirable!!!👏👏
Wow, I love the main kitchen, the way the had the stone around the sink, and cabinet above it, this is a beautiful house, it's a shame it's going to ruins thanks for showing such a beautiful place.
The man was a POW in Stalag VI that's why he had pictures with that cemetery, hospital and that tags.
It was very disturbing to see the dead animals. I wonder did the people leave them, or they were strays looking for shelter, and died of starvation? Poor things. The History of the House was very interesting!
Добрый вечер всем ✨ приветствую тебя наш дорогой друг 👏👍❤️ здравия вам всем 🏘️ мир дому
What an interesting
Home,really got to know the people who lived their lives there ,and so much of it too,a true treasure but so so sad its all left forgotten and left to decay
I think the people that worked the mill lived there and by the look of things, even though they r old and decayed now, were beautiful. So the staff were well looked after. Everything comes to nothing, this life is short but it doesn't end here.😉
@@margaretconnors5879 ibwas thinking the staff were well looked after too as it was proper nice,usually servants a d workers het very basic furniture and stuff, but you could see all the workers personal style
Hi Maureno ,thanks for another great video.
Mannen wat maken jullie toch geweldige video's, genieten gewoon en wat een mooi plek. In feiten een museum, zoveel geschiedenis en antiek. Mijn complimenten, vast veel werk om het zo te krijgen als eind resultaat en zeker zo blijven doen 👍😉
Habt ihr nicht Mal 2021 mit deutschen Untertiteln angeboten! Mit 73 j werde ich nicht nochmals eine Fremdsprache anfangen! Ich war 6 Monate nicht anwesend! Und habe jetzt erst euer Kanal wiederentdeckt 👍👍👍sehr schöner interessanter Kanal Gruß aus Brandenburg 🇩🇪 bleibt gesund und ein schönes Wochenende
Hola, espero que Explomo o alguien que hable alemán le pueda explicar a Grimm Udo, como activar los subtítulos en alemán para que pueda disfrutar aún más de las exploraciones que no vió, se lo merece por su entusiasmo a los 73 años.
Un abrazo y un saludo muy cariñoso para Grimm Udo desde Chile 🙋♀️🇨🇱✌️💪🤩
Muchas gracias desde ya a los amigos que puedan ayudar. 🙏
Man me and my girl be loving the French manors. Love the channel.
Once again, congratulations for the video. It was a real trip back in time. All very beautiful and sadly abandoned 👍😢
Such a great video!! I love the history of the people and property..THANK YOU!
اعشق فيديواتك جدا استمتع بمشاهدتها اتمنى ان تزور العراق مستقبلا يوجد الكثير من القصور المهجوره لحكام العراق الراحلين والكثير من العوالم التاريخيه ستندهش بها 🇮🇶
thank you for the flowers. and the tour. it was lovely, of course.you dont disappoint.ever.
I don't think I've ever seen an explore with quite so many pictures of the owner. Either that, or all the men in his family look alike!
Sure , and all ended in an abandonment 🤔
WONDERFUL presentation and information. THANK YOU, Explomo.
Dan mucha tristeza que casas con tanta historia estén dejadas en el total abandono, es imposible por las imágenes que no haya familia directa para hacerse cargo de ellas, todos sabemos que hoy en día el tema de las herencias no es nada fácil pero estamos hablando de cosas personales que son la historia de los tuyos, esos terrenos como otros, valen mucho dinero, ojalá yo tuviera una herencia así, que vendería lo que tengo en la ciudad y me iría al monte como los ermitaños✌️
a breauty of a house. I love the bedroom!!!
Maureno,thanks for your hard work,time and risky hobbies.I love your video.
Thank you so much. Looking forward for more adventures.
Im so sad that all these things are all left to be rotten.....imagine that all these was endeavored to be established but none from their family taking care of their property..
Another great videos guys!!!❤️❤️❤️
Beautiful home with lots of treasure's.
Very interesting family with so much history.
Thank you for doing this wonderful video.
And for the flowers.🎶🎶🐦📽️📹❄️❄️
Wow !!!! The exterior pic of the house 😍what a Beauty
France is definitely promised land of theses nice abandoned houses/ villas, nice video like always :)
Thanks for sharing Mr. Rodgers wonderful home and all his memories .Hope some one claims the place, so sad. Maureno you do such a fabulous job talking about the former owner and his life story. You bring their lives back to us . Most enjoyable. Thanks I love the word you used for bakery I keep saying out loud . Hey maybe I shall learn French also. boulangeire wonderful
this is so touching you must have been raised by a very loving and good family.....
What an awesome home.Love the beautiful wall papers ,mirrors,the kitchen sinks,with glass cupboards above is really cool.The property itself is beautiful Moreno,are you still in medical studies?and what is Remond doing when you're not together? Take care love all your videos ,Welcome to the U,S.😍❤️🇺🇸
Muy hermosa mancion y a la vez da tristeza nadie quien rescate todo y poder cuidar lo que una vez fue tu hogar gra exploracion Maureno
Great great explore. I love your long videos the most. I can sit back relax and enjoy! Thank you!
Hello maureno. Beautiful mill house and all the antique furniture. Sad they just left it all decaying and rotting away. Great exploring and video just down loading the game fishing clash. Just played the game liked the game it’s fun.stay safe.🥰👍🏻❤️👏🏻🔥
Fantastic mill house Maureno.
Lovely.
Odd how she was named differently to him.
Maybe they had run off together and made their lives here at the mill. But they had made the place into their home. So sad that no family have claimed it again
Olá rapazes! Como podem deixarem tudo isso se acabando assim? Que triste! Poderiam dar para alguém morar. Que Deus os abençoe por nos proporcionar essas descobertas incríveis. 👏👏👏👍
Well I was just going to say how good your French is,bravo Maureno 👌
All those beautiful antique chairs... They should be saved... So sad to see
Hello,l wish you and all the staff to be safe .Waiting to see your work. Thank you.💐
Hi maureno such a lovely home them plates were lovely shame the house has been left it looks a beautiful home x
Que hermoso lugar!!! Como siempre una exploracion espectacular. Te sigo siempre desde Argentina.
Było super. Dziękuję!
Heart tuch story bro great👍 explore God bless you keep it up🤜
Bu harka tarihi bize tanıdığın için çok teşekkür ediyorum harikasınız
Привет Большое Спасибо за молодец видео 🤝👍❤️📺👏
Love your work...
The mantle clock with the cats was beautiful! I disagree with you about fake flowers…
Thankyou,I enjoyed this very much and thanks for the flowers
Another good video