Construction du Rockefeller Center de New-York (1932)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 26 พ.ย. 2011
- La construction d'un gratte-ciel dans les années 30...
Série de photographies à valeur historique réalisées par le photographe Charles Ebbets au début des années 1930. Ces photos ont été prises à New York, le 29 Septembre 1932 et publiées dans le journal "New York Herald Tribune". Elles ont toutes été prises sur le 69ième "plancher" de l'édifice GE du Rockefeller Center. - ภาพยนตร์และแอนิเมชัน
Il faut rappeler que les photos où ils ne travaillent pas sont des mises en scènes. Les gars ne déjeunaient pas et ne se reposaient évidemment pas sur des poutrelles à 100m au dessus du vide. Il existe aussi des vidéos où on peut les voir se déplacer sur les poutrelles. C'est très impressionnant 😲 Quel courage avaient ces hommes pour nourrir leur famille en pleine crise économique mondiale. Respect.
Très belles fotos et un grand respect pour tous ces hommes et le photographe qui a fait un travail formidable pour que ces ouvriers ne restent pas dans l'oublis !👍
ENORME le montage, avec ces photos extraordinaires et la musique divine du grand MORRICONE, bravo Pierre une des plus belles vidéos d'internet.......
This track along with the photos give me a feeling that those times were kinda nostalgic. They seemed so fearless and happy.
Magnifique photo. Grand respect pour ses travailleurs
Les années 30, quelle époque dis-donc ça devait être dingue de vivre tout ça ! 🎞🎥
RESPECT FOR THESE MEN !!!!
this foto is fake!!!!!
Approved photos
are not fake
@What’s Up I wish some feminist watched this video :).......I'm sure she will change her mind!!!! :) "Maybe it's better not to talk about equality" :)
Where Eagles dare..
Respect and admiration. Not a job for everyone. Cheers from Portugal.
these men were geniuses, great men.
we only know the names of the singers or film actors of the 1930s.
but the names of all these workers who beat new york deserve far more victories than the actors and singers of this time.
The old saying "somebody had to do it" comes into play big time with these guys, and did they EVER do it! Much respect to them for the jobs they did.
Só de ver já da um frio na barriga! Que gente corajosa!
Parabéns Pará vocês
Love these old stories.So much history has been lived over the time and sometimes we just need a reminder on how things were.All the hard work has been done.
I once asked a high worker how come he wasn’t scared working so high? He said that they start “newbies” with a new building. They work the ground floor for week then the first floor for a week then they work the second floor for a week and so on until by the twentieth week (that’s TWENTY stories) After that they keep going up and up and by then they have NO fear.
Interesting. That entrainment, gradually over time to adjust to higher heights, is the traditional way of training tightrope walkers and trapeze aerialists.
This tells us that something that might seem a very tough job can be accomplished by gradual small steps. And hence we must not be discouraged by something huge and start with small steps ahead.
However there might be a some point where our brain doesn't work that way and so we can't overcome fear of heights any more. In that case some people might have no fear of height in some way we called natural-born something like spider-man......
I also know ppl that did this back in the day and a liquid breakfast and a liquid lunch got them through the day.
The photographer was wearing a business suit.
Lots of them men wore hats and caps. Amazing
And wore no safety harness to stop them from falling 70 stories, I think they started using a net but that only worked sometimes not a guarantee it will hold the person, lots fell right through
И строители и фотографы настоящие акробаты, удивительные люди из области фантастики. Просто, супер молодцы!
Incroyable . J en serai incapable..chapeau bas . Quel courage
I’m sitting in my couch 🛋 and I feel dizzy watching this pictures 😮
My hands are doing one hell of a sweat job.
What type of work do you do I bet you do it good. But those guys up there working on them buildings coouldnt. Do. Your. Job
My respect to these incredible man.
I get a chill on my spine watching these pictures, a lot of workers might have died for sure.
@@troll-fx2zc 😭
@@mariapierce2707 I need to correct myself. Workers died on average one every 10 days.
@@troll-fx2zc okay thank you for clarifying but still bad...I admire their guts and it would hurt me deeply to know not paid well....and why am I thinking they weren't?😔
@@mariapierce2707 They made a living and they look pretty happy doing it. Somebody had to work on those buildings. It is why we have OSHA today and harnesses are required. We learn from the past, right.
@@troll-fx2zc so true ...indeed
I don’t know what to say,,,.
I’m just impressed, admire and respect those men.
Merci monsieur Ebbets , pour avoir mémoriser ces images qui on fait du courage de ces hommes la détermination d'aller jusqu'au bout de leurs idées
Thank you very much for sharing this. It's absolutely wonderful.
Cindy Sea ✌✌👍
Brasil 💞💕
You are beautiful
you are cute
wenderful!
God bless the hard working blue collar workers of this country! You fight the elements and do what you have to do to put food on the table . I appreciate you!!!!
..... your welcome .........
Watched 4 June 2020. UK. The first two frames in this video I bought as pictures from an art gallery back in the late 90s. They hang on my bedroom wall. Amazingly brave men. No fear. Unlike me. I'd have been absolutely petrified!!
Ehhhh... Living in eastern europe i love your country and your people. Glory to America!!!
Those men were as brave as they were dedicated, hardworking, and mentally and physically strong.
It boggles my mind that a man sitting behind his desk on the 80th floor, pushing a pencil, makes more money than the man who dangled in the air, risking his life, to lay the foundation for the floor the man sits on.
TomRock81 The same can be said about slave masters sitting and watching the slaves do all the hard work during slavery period in America Deep South.
@Sysiphus Syziggy 🤡
@Sysiphus Syziggy moron!
@The Paraclete Believe me when I say that these men know a lot of things that you don't know and you know a lot of things that they don't know, NEVER put yourself above any one man! We are all equal and you should never judge a man by what he in his bank account but you should by character. That's class my friend!
Well a iron worker is not going to make more than a doctor.
Wow! This is such dangerous work. I hope that nobody was killed. These very brave men created the great buildings of their day. Health and safety wasn't the same back then.
Pufff. Impresionant pictures + soundtrack of The film Once Upon a time in America. Gracias por compartirlo. Merci
What brave men you can see those men not wearing safety lines
Don Hynds Unheard of at the time!!!
Don Hynds mandatory now
Brave men without any Health & Safety considerations in construction.
It's amazing how God gives us all ablitys. For different jobs. He knew how things had to be done if you're teeth has problems he put some one here to fix your teeth your car has problems he gave someone knowledge. To fix your car. You have problems with the heart. Heart. Doctors. You have a job. You do well someone else. Can't. Do it but you can everyone has something they can do and maybe someone else can't but are good at what they do
Incrível como os caras trabalhavam sem nenhum item de segurança contra queda, tem que ter muita coragem e pouca vontade de viver rsss! Parabéns pelo vídeo , imagens espeteculares
Photos got me grabbing my chair and taking a deep breathe omg
incredible ,life just seemed so different [ it has me grabbing my chair too]
I shaking looking at these photos
@@phaseg21 finish your drink, you'll stop shaking. 🍸
Todo mi respeto y admiración a aquellas personas. Fueron auténticos gigantes.
Graças Hermano del 1 brasileiro
They are so confident and brave people
Love, nothing but love for these fearless, and hard working supermen.
Absolutely amazing . Beautiful pictures. Good choice for music by Ennio Morricone. “Once Upon a Time in America” was great movie. Congratulations. Really good choice.
Admiro a coragem desses artistas, mesmo que seja apenas para fotos promocionais.
c'est plus que des artistes les gars là!, ils ont des trucs de plus que beaucoup d'entre nous n'avons pas!, un sens de l'équilibre inné un indéniable courage et des "grosses corrones!!!", ils sont en haut comme nous quand on est à table!!!, c'est dingue , prodigieux , moi rien qu'à voire les photos, ça me met "la gerbe si j'ose dire" tant c'est impressionnant!, et je pense que ces hommes là, étaient des indiens d'Amérique, car je ne vois vraiment pas quiconque d'autres être capable de travailler sans filet et sans rien à de tels hauteurs, il n'empêche que ça me dépasse complètement!
Une série de photos magnifiques !
Oui sacré courage c'est travailleurs respect
👏👏👏👏magnificas fotos parabéns 🙏🙏🙏
Great respect and honor to those workers who built new York.. 🗽👏
Nossa
N York já era gigantesca em 1932 !
Superbe documentaire, ce photographe n'avait sûrement pas le vertige !
Très belle vidéo,avec la musique approprié
J'apprécie ce beaux et bref documentaire
Une pensée a ces Messieurs de la photo
Really unique persons.. Dare fellows. Worthy enough to be praised forever..We need to appreciate the photographers also..
It's absolutely wonderful.Thanks for upload
this is Unbelievable. These guys were Super Human. WTF.
I have heard that these men are native American and irish.bless their hearts.
@@michaelrankine1825 Are Irish Insane
its fake
@@michaelrankine1825 The Irish men tradionally do a lot of building in Britain as well.
These pictures were not only taken from the Rockefeller Center construction site. Some of them were taken from the Empire State and Chrysler buildings.
Sure they had not a plus for dangerous
These pics honestly made me super nervous... I'm obv scared of heights lol
Dave Docherty They made me nervous also-Because i am afraid of Widths😲Not Heights😎
Docherty91 nope, scared of pictures lol
@@opusliveson * narrowths
Ces gens là n'avaient pas peur du vide merci pour la vidéo
Le debemos tanto respeto a estas personas que han creado las bases económicas del siglo pasado trabajando en condiciones impensables en nuestra días.Gracias,gracias y que Dios los bendiga.
Ellos ayudaron a crearlo y nosotros lo estamos destruyendo
la mayoria son montajes
Bien dicho!
@@pacopacrro6559
NO SON MONTAJES ,
ESAS FOTOS GANARON PREMIOS ....
EN ESAS EPOCAS TRABAJABAN SIN SUJETADORES , POR ESO CASI SIEMPRE HABIA UNOS CUANTOS MUERTOS EN CADA OBRA....
Il fallait vraiment être motivé pour travailler dans ces dangereuses conditions de travail. D'ailleurs la série de France 5 " Histoire de l'Amérique" parle à un moment de ces travailleurs lors des derniers épisodes et c'est très intéressant !
On parle de photomontage, seulement des indiennes pouviez travailler sur cettes maison.
Claudio Meden Vraiment ?
@@QuentinQIX On dit, mais je ne sais si c'est vrai.
Bon soir.
Beaucoup d'émotions...
Et quand nous réalisons à l'époque où nous vivons, quelle futilité...
C'est surtout la musique qui te crée cette émotion. Regarde sans la musique, tu verras, ce sera different.
Its unbelievable that almost every construction parts are handmade......... amazing efforts.........
Jesus!! Eu que tenho pavor de altura esses homens foram uns verdadeiros heróis!! 👏👏👏
Podescre
Verdade
Y seguro que al precio de ahora sería una miseria
⭐
Nada de EPI. Equipamentos de segurança e técnicos de segurança simplesmente não existia
.....New York.....a best city in the world then my love city Turin..... and this marvellous music is only music for explaine how many deep is my love for my city in Italy and for New York.....❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Same for me. I am also from Turin but never been in New York. I have been in Florida though.
me too, also in Florida but.....New York is only one!
J'ai le vertige rien que de voir les photos😱Respect 👍
They were FEARLESS, did a great job, supported their families and from the looks of some pictures had fun while they were at it.
Como assim mano que isso , os cara e bravos de verdade
You man's those days got balls to do that kind Of work
#nofear same in australia we are now approaching #generationralphwiggum 🤠
Do they use any drogs?
And so do you lol
Not exactly balls But hungry and family maY be
@@El-Villano-De-La-Pelicula Exactly all three.
Totally amazing how these guys can balance and move around on this steel work.... with such BIG BALLS !!
These photos remind me of the Laurel & Hardy silent movie, Liberty - with one major difference: they had a platform, out-of-shot, to land on, had they fallen. Great photos, thank you.
Truly brave men with nerves of steel. Upon looking at those pictures, I've come to one conclusion.....thus the need for OSHA!!
Also important to really think about the economic context when analysing these images. in 1929 began one of the worst if not the worst financial crisis ever seen in the Western world. These men were likely completely impoverished and likely had little choice other than to place their lives at risk to build a rich man's Cathedral. Respect to humankind for its ability to endure and to create spectacular feats of architecture such as this.
Great pics and excellent music😍
"Once upon a time in America" wonderful soundtrack. Tough and beautiful film...Robert De Niro, James Woods, Elizabeth McGovern...
Ennio Marricone
Sou do Brasil e desejo muito respeito à essas pessoas que construiu a economia dos Estados Unidos
1930s ,hard times and tough human beings , the people who made the USA great , now look at how it's being torn apart by politicians over the last few years.
predictble
Poverty crimes wailfar distroys america this is not few years problem this is many years problem free wailfar lazy couch potatos crack pot
Man....just me looking at these guys relaxing as if they were on the Ground and On the Beach, gives me the Shivers.
Grazie Mille a chi ha pubblicato questa sequenza di immagini che mostrano il duro lavoro dei nostri immigrati,dei nostri antenati che hanno costruito gli States.
Amazing!
Those men wouldn't recognize the City anymore, The Great replacement is real. Shame
Funny when you hear BLM and idiots like that saying the USA is build on the backs of blacks. Slavery is evil but they have build nothing. White europeans did.
incredible photos. It makes me feel emotional knowing all these men are long gone.
Oh My God. Such a heartbeat stopping video.😲😲😲😲
Que buenos fotomontajes.
Son reales animal
Esas fotos como el video
Ganaron premios....
No se habia enventado el ARNES, ni usaban casco,
Siempre morian algunos
En cada obra...
Posteriormente se creo todos
Los protocolos de seguridad,
Aun asi hay algun muerto de ves en cuando....
que bestias, que poderia, estar a 300 metros como si nada...son superhombres!!! bravo por siekmpre por ellos!!
Respect for all those people with the Angeles souls. Definitely we are not talking for ordinary people!!!!!!!!!!!!! A huge respect from Greece.
Cheksiz hurmat qilaman. Musiqa ham guzal! 😢❤
Realmente impresionante!!! imagino que en esa época los protocolos de seguridad para el trabajador no existían o tal vez si existían ,no las hacian cumplir con rigor....
Claro que existían , solo que muchas de estas fotos no son del todo reales. Imagínate en New York a esa altura y sin camisa...seguro no tendrías equilibrio por estar entumido..
En realidad estamos basándonos de diferentes fuentes,yo me refería a los vídeos mas que a las fotos,echales un vistazo y te darás cuenta que tanto los trabajadores que se encargan de montar los andamios como los trabajadores ayudados con grúa lo hacen temerariamente,sin arnés de seguridad.Y en cuanto a su vestimenta la verdad que no me fijé si iban con camisa o sin ella,a lo mejor se sacaron la foto en verano.
Lógicamente no había los protocolos de Seguridad de hoy en día. Era muy usual los accidentes mortales..
@@armax7381 fue en verano esas fotos, hay que usar la lógica de vez en cuando
São verdadeiras essas fotos?
TEMPO DOS MACHOS CORAJOSOS...
Nice vídeo... and the movie is amazing 4 hours of Voyage in time.....
It is an excellent video !
ver estas imágenes me provoca mucha nostalgia, por el año ,por la música, esa gente que ya todos deben muertos y pensar que años mas adelante seria la segunda casa de mi hermano Willy Alva, el trabaja hasta ahora ahí.Yo visite este edificio hace cinco y me impresiono su altura y sobre todo la cantidad de personas que trabajaron para levantar ese moustro, muchos perdieron la vida ya que no usaban ningún medio de seguridad, sin cuerdas, sin arneces, sin guantes, sin casco, sin nada, increíble y admirable por ser tan temerarios.
Le felicito por su comentario
I wonder how many lives were lost building those structures back then.
Exactly,i wonder the same thing.Did anybody know?
@@user-yt7ij6tm4v I looked it up and believe it or not .... not many. They would lose on average 2-3 guys to falls during the construction of projects like this. The Sears Tower for example .......none.
Chapeau à vous
Questi Uomini nelle foto meritano rispetto anche se non sono più in vita e un esempio al coraggio e alla dedizione per aver svolto un lavoro di prim'ordine e dovrebbero essere sempre ricordati per le loro straordinarie abilità nel lavoro superspecializzato portato a termine a quelle altezze e senza un minimo di protezione onore ad essi in perenne ricordo pionieri delle grandi sfide
Some of these photos shake my nerves. Sad if these people who built these structures weren't paid enough.
True..😢
I was thinking the same Jerry, shakes my nerves as well. These men signed on for wages during the great depression, risking life daily to feed the family. May God continue to bless America for it is the greatest country in the world! Strength and peace to you brother.
That's exactly why nothing gets done today people expect too get rich for any kind of job.
Irishmen also built all the big motorways and buildings in great Britain...
Unglaublich das alles ohne Sicherung, unfassbar. Gänsehaut pur
Thankyou to all the men that risked their lives to make all the cities what they are today!!! I salute each and every one of you!!! Thankyou!!!
A lot of nerve, pride and balls to do what they did..
@Jeremy Mettler Would you do it if you were hungry and jobless?
@@archangel8876 would you not??
@@serge470 no thanks!
@@archangel8876 No thanks! That's what you tell to your hungry family when you come back home.
@@serge470 you're presuming I have a family..there were other ways to get by back then..
Makes my legs wobbly looking at these picture lol
Osha nightmare this was awesome, would be nice to go back to simpler times.
أي قلوب ورؤوس يحملها هؤلاء بالمشاهدة تتجمد الدماءفي الاقدام
Así eran los deportes extremos en ese tiempo... 😂
The real MEN OF STEEL!
Heh, heh, heh thank you Jordan for the chuckle! Truly.
Jordan Cama you mean balls of steel!!
Superbe photo
Incroyable..des sacrés mecs ..j.en aurait été incapable
Those guys are the forefathers of the phrase "Y.O.L.O."
I’m proud to say that a lot of Irish emigrates, help build this and many other structures, in NYC.
Bravo je suis admiratif vraiment 👍 de plus je vais rajouter qu ils avaient de sacrés corones pour faire ça sans sécurité 👍👍🙏
Watching this to the end alone requires nerves of steel