Thank you, George, for this trip back to the 1970's! I was in high school when I first saw this program. I didn't know there was a German language version. I saw a little bit of this documentary once or twice through the years but this is the first time I've had the pleasure of see the program in its entirety. Some beautiful footage of the QE2 inside and out. I think the liner looked her best with the original lido/sun decks shown here and when she had the tall windows on her forward superstructure though that part of the liner had been changed by the time this program was made. It was even more enjoyable to watch this as there was film of other liners. I enjoyed seeing the Vaterland/Leviathan with which we both have a connection. I noticed in the aerial footage from the 1920's or 30's showing the liners docked in New York that one of the Santa-class liners of the Grace Line is docked with her bow pointing outward as is done with the ships in Italy. I wonder what the reason was for docking the ship that way in the United States though I suspect that will remain a mystery! The Queen Elizabeth 2 had many changes in her inward and outward appearance; she was adapted to her times and circumstances and so, even when times were bad for liners, the QE2 had a very long, acclaimed career.
Leider in Vergessenheit geraten ist das seinerzeit schönste und modernste Schiff der Deutschen Reederei Hamburg Süd, der 3 Schornstein - Dampfer "Cap Polonio" der ab 1922 im Südamerika - Dienst eingesetzt wurde. Einrichtungsmäßig das schönste Schiff Seiner Zeit und deswegen wetweit ein riesiger Publikumsliebling! Hier Seine Geschichte: de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cap_Polonio
All those memories, and the energy is where the emotions are. Thats what people feel sad about, when they attach themselves to an object that has character of so many people?! The queen Marys is full of past and present energy. I have stayed aboard a few times in long beach and I loved the ole girl ! Packed with all that Artdeco just beautiful and cosy and full of grace and the most wonderful warm, cosy vibes!
danke fürs Hochladen ^^ schön zu sehen wie die Menschen damals auf ein Schiff gelebt haben Einige Jahre später hätte der Kapitän fast sein Schiff versengt Müsst mal im Internet Google oder hier gibt es auch darüber eine Doku
Ein interessantes Doku. Eine Reederei, die ich hier vermisse ist die "Holland America Line" mit seinen Schiffen und auf dem heutigen Tag noch existiert.
Thank you, George, for this trip back to the 1970's! I was in high school when I first saw this program. I didn't know there was a German language version. I saw a little bit of this documentary once or twice through the years but this is the first time I've had the pleasure of see the program in its entirety. Some beautiful footage of the QE2 inside and out. I think the liner looked her best with the original lido/sun decks shown here and when she had the tall windows on her forward superstructure though that part of the liner had been changed by the time this program was made. It was even more enjoyable to watch this as there was film of other liners. I enjoyed seeing the Vaterland/Leviathan with which we both have a connection. I noticed in the aerial footage from the 1920's or 30's showing the liners docked in New York that one of the Santa-class liners of the Grace Line is docked with her bow pointing outward as is done with the ships in Italy. I wonder what the reason was for docking the ship that way in the United States though I suspect that will remain a mystery! The Queen Elizabeth 2 had many changes in her inward and outward appearance; she was adapted to her times and circumstances and so, even when times were bad for liners, the QE2 had a very long, acclaimed career.
I tell you something: the QE2 is exactly ELEVEN YEARS YOUNGER than me, launched on the 20th of Sep. 1967.
😊♍
Sehr schöne Doku, hab diese durch Zufall gefunden, wirklich gut. Danke. Servus, Toni
Leider in Vergessenheit geraten ist das seinerzeit schönste und modernste Schiff der Deutschen Reederei Hamburg Süd, der 3 Schornstein - Dampfer "Cap Polonio" der ab 1922 im Südamerika - Dienst eingesetzt wurde. Einrichtungsmäßig das schönste Schiff Seiner Zeit und deswegen wetweit ein riesiger Publikumsliebling!
Hier Seine Geschichte: de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cap_Polonio
8:32 R.M.S. OLYMPIC
5:35 QE2 Horn!!!
Richtig schöne doku :) mehr kann ich dazu nicht sagen.
MFG SunCraft -Ship Builder-
hey suncraft du auch hier?
mc builder
in der tat^^
I can't understand the language but I feel it.
I did not realize that Germans paid any attention to the National Geographic stuff :)
why - we Germans like NG - and good documentaries - we have a channel in TV - the name is doku channel ;-)
35:23 Why The RMS Queen Mary Is Putting The SS Normandie Horn???
All those memories, and the energy is where the emotions are. Thats what people feel sad about, when they attach themselves to an object that has character of so many people?! The queen Marys is full of past and present energy. I have stayed aboard a few times in long beach and I loved the ole girl ! Packed with all that Artdeco just beautiful and cosy and full of grace and the most wonderful warm, cosy vibes!
5:36.
danke fürs Hochladen ^^
schön zu sehen wie die Menschen damals auf ein Schiff gelebt haben
Einige Jahre später hätte der Kapitän fast sein Schiff versengt
Müsst mal im Internet Google oder hier gibt es auch darüber eine Doku
Aufjedenfall , auch schoen das alte ZDF:)
"Versengt", oder versenkt? Und was meinst du damit genau?
22 min 15 sek: "Mit einem satellitengesteuerten Navigationssystem..." Schon vor 1979?
Ein interessantes Doku. Eine Reederei, die ich hier vermisse ist die "Holland America Line" mit seinen Schiffen und auf dem heutigen Tag noch existiert.
Frederik Luitwieler Holland American line fährt nicht mehr im Lieniendienst
9:46 SS Conte Di Savoia Another Whistle???
Its normandie
What Ship Is This
From My Analysing It Is Either The Conte Di Savoia Or Île De France
The Queen Elizabeth 2 😊
@@Schorschi1988 THX
Oberflächliches Gelaber..
Unstraktiver Ausdruck..
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