MUNICH WW2 - Then and now (1)
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- THEN AND NOW CHANNEL by IGNACIO VEUTRO PRODUCTIONS, it is an apolitical channel that has absolutely no affinity towards any movement or party with extremist ideologies or actions, completely opposing physical and intellectual violence as a pretext to resolve any dispute between people, regardless of their beliefs and nationality.
In THEN AND NOW CHANNEL you will find a collection of videos that reflect the evolution of history from before WWII to the present day.
Historical pictures of places where the most important events took place, are compared as accurately as possible with current images from these same locations.
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Here the content of THEN AND NOW CHANNEL until today:
1 - • NORMANDY WW2 - Then an...
2 - • NORMANDY WW2 - Then an...
3 - • OBERSALZBERG WW2 - The...
4 - • OBERSALZBERG WW2 - The...
5 - • BERCHTESGADEN WW2 - Th...
6 - • BERCHTESGADEN WW2 - Th...
7 - • BERLIN WW2 - Then and ...
8 - • MUNICH WW2 - Then and ...
9 - • LONDON WW2 - Then and now
10 - • ATHENS WW2 - Then and now
11 - • CRETE WW2 - Then and now
12 - • PARIS WW2 - Then and n...
13 - • PRAGUE WW2 - Then and now
14 - • ROME WW2 - Then and now
15 - • OPERATION ANTHROPOID W...
16 - • D-DAY NORMANDY WW2 - T...
17 - • BUDAPEST WW2 - Then an...
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Coming soon: NUREMBERG WW2 - Then and now
i always wonder if the people in the "nowadays" photos,.. know or even care about the history of where they are
Happyone too, you are right, most of us do not realize that we live walking on the history that forged the world in which we live.
Greetings from Argentina.
imagine Berlin in 1945 the destruction... not much is left from that time...
As someone who lives in Munich. We germans are very aware of our history because we learn about it very detailed in school. Yet you are right, I myself see these places everyday and don't really think too much about them. Still every once in a while I look at some place and reflect on what happened there. But mostly we don't really think about the history of a certain place because for us it's just home
@@giulianoo983 nice answer
@@garyiow8482 The same can be said in all places, I often like to go out to the country side, where I live, and imagine what it was like 50-100-1000 years ago!
Glad to see that most the old buildings were restored instead of demolished. History, however brutal must always be preserved.
@user-ql7eb6ln1n, thank you for watching, I agree with you.
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Love how you mix the old and new pictures!
Shadow6, thank you for watching and tahnk you for your comment.
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@@IgnacioVeutroProductions greetings from Australia :)
Thank you so much for sharing I sincerely enjoy your channel. God Bless
@ishcaby1231, thank you very much for your comment, you are very kind.
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Very good work
Thanks for this video!
@HollywoodFlashbackOfficial thank you for your comment.
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YOUR VIDEOS ARE FANTASTIC. MY WARMEST REGARDS FROM DEAN IN AUSTRALIA.
Dean, thank very much from your comment, you are very kind.
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@@IgnacioVeutroProductions you are very welcome. If possible please continue to do your magnificent work. Our history must never be forgotten, and it is truly amazing looking at then and now photographs. My warmest regards, Dean
@@dean7045 thank you very much 👍
This is a lot of work. Thanks
mosk2011, thank you for visiting my channel.
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Well done!
Thomas Funder, thank you very much.
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Absolutely fascinating
Joe Macinnis, thank you very much for your comment.
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Very good work
Thanks for this video!
@AndyHeim, thank you very much for your comment.
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It's amazing to see comparisons between then and now, it's like a time capsule of history, I have been watching tons of ww2 documentaries over the years, I love to visit Germany one day and see some of the past places myself even tho they are changed nowadays
SloDigital, thanks for watching. Hopefully one day you can be in those historical places, it is a unique experience.
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@FUCKTHESYSTEM70 thank you for your comment.
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I gotta say that I absolutely agree with the other comments on this video saying how good it is. What this video does is bring to life what was happening. Instead of some abstract video with somebody talking over it
@richie6921 thank you very much for your comment. I just try to do the best and most serious work possible.
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awesome i salute u bro
Shabir Jan, thank you very much.
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Amazing and so haunting thank you .
@janicefretwell4909 thank you very much for your comment.
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Excellent
@richardsimms251 thank you very much for your comment.
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love these then and now photo's
Philip Cull, thank you very much for watching and thank you very much for your opinion.
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Congratulations on the beautiful video.... Thank you very much for responding. Also, could you tell me the name of the author of the song?
@tomeandrade thank you very much for watching.
The author of the song is Savfk - Music.
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👋👋👋👋🤘 greetings from Brazil
Muito obrigado mmotorhead, saudações do vizinho do sul.
@@IgnacioVeutroProductions Gracias... :)
Beautiful information in the video, could you please tell me the name of the songs you used as a background?
@tomeandrade, thank you for your comment.
The name of the song is Intrigue.
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Incredible!
John Bolt, thank you very much.
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I hope to one day visit these locations where they once stood and where he once walked.
@the_90s92, Of course, you must put your mind to it, nothing is impossible.
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Remarkable and beautiful how the resilient German people are able to take what was once historically war rubbled tarnished sites and edifices and transform them into resources of societal great use.
Bravo and kudos to the ingenious and marvelous German people.
In America we simply tear down the solid remembrances of our past and put up a Starbucks, McDonald's or taco stand in their place.
Mario Linares, thank you for your comment, I fully agree, Germany is an example in "reconstruction without forgetting"
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I wish the then and now were SIDE BY SIDE for comparison
hankgs, thank you for your comment, and thank you for your suggest, II will be in mind.
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Awesome
Thank you very much Mario for watching and for your comment. Greetings from Argentina.
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@erhankaya5974 thank you very much.
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I like that Germany tried restoring those buildings after the war just to see history. There not many historical buildings in that he US.
BOB P, I agree with you, it is very interesting to see how the German people keep history alive.
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I recognize Hitler and Goering in the photo at 1:09, but Streicher is not in this photo. Typically, he would be at the very front of the procession and, therefore out of view.
Ron H. thank your for watching. Indeed, in the photograph, seen from the front, to the left of Hitler Hermann Göering and to the left of Hitler Julius Streicher, which is easy to identify by his physiognomy.
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8:53 The shoulder patch of the US 45th Infantry Division before WWII was the SWASTIKA.
Hans Gruber, thank you for your watching, comments like yours enrich the channel. You're right, before the 1930s, the division's symbol was a red square with a yellow swastika, a tribute to the American population in the American Southwest.
With the rise of the Nazi Party, the 45th Division stopped using the insignia. After a long process of reviewing, new a design chosen for the shoulder sleeve insignia. The new insignia featured the Thunderbird, another Native American symbol, and was approved in 1939.
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@@IgnacioVeutroProductions Thank you and greetings from USA, my friend was born in Bariloche.
Amazing work. I have two comments. First, These superimposed pictures show that none of us own the world we live in. We just walk around it. Second, I have to admire the Germans for rebuilding the damage to look like restorations of the original buildings. That shows some pride in their culture. Here in the US, when we set first to our cities, we leave it as rubble or make a 7-11!!
@bigbelly5098, thank you very much. I completely agree with you, the world does not belong to us, we are only passing through and on the other hand here in my country sadly the history of our architecture is not much respected either.
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Today Europeans are smug and arrogant regarding Americans. Very few people sure to remember or appreciate that they would be speaking German if it were not for us.
Absolutely outstanding job with this. Western Europe is on my mandatory bucket list. I can't imagine what it felt like to walk in those footsteps. Excellent job with this, Ignacio.
Phil LaMoore, thank you very much for your comment, you are very kind.
I hope you can fulfill your wishes and one day set foot on those historical places.
The feeling is incredible.
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Absolutely stunning, and such important work you are doing.
Steve T, thank you very much for your comment, I just try to remember and honor all the people who fought for a better world. Greetings from Argentina
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Better world?? 😂
Yeah whatever dude. Tell them that in Africa.
@@292Nigel thank you for watching and for your comment. You are rigth, trying it is not the same as doing it. Greetings from Argentina.
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There is just as much violence and inequality today as there was in the past. Wars never solve anything. Fighting for freedom is like fu*king for virginity!!
Nunca olvides esta guerra mundial,...
Another fabulous then and now Ignacio, you deserve a lot of credit and praise for all the time and effort it takes to make these films, well done mate.
Dear CYCLING SOUTH, thank you very much for your comments and for joining me in each new video. Greetings from Argentina
@@IgnacioVeutroProductions Thanks Ignacio, its always a pleasure to watch these and I look forward to joining you on future episodes for trips back in time to WW2, greetings also to you and your family, they must be so proud of your dedication and the hours of work you do to make these wonderful productions
Your videos are similar to the ones on Reuter Productions. 😊
Like all your videos I have watched so far, this is extremely well put together, just the right length, and accompanied by stirring, evocative music that sums up the times.
Thank you for your time and effort, another masterpiece!
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Bangkokney, thank you very much for your comment, you are very kind.
I just try to do the best and most serious work possible.
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Hermosa ciudad en ruinas.
Incredible, I love these then and now photos. It makes you feel like you are there for a second. Amazing video.
@robertdacquisto6871 thank you very much for your comment, you are very kind.
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Walking those streets today, there's hardly a trace of the carnage that went before. Amazing restoration work.
Spinnetti, thank you for your comment.
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I was in the Canadian Armed Forces from 1981-2016 and was posted to Germany from 1987-1992. I visited Munich three times during that period and being a war buff, I really enjoyed seeing some of the places where history was made. München ist sehr schön.
@tazman5722, thank you for sharing your experience in Munich.
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Amazing job !!! you can be proud of you
Hi from Canada
Marc Laforest, thanks for watching and for your comment, but let me tell you that the one who has to be proud is you, for all your fellow Canadians who left their lives in places so far from their homes, fighting and suffering to free people from a ruthless and absurd tyranny. Be you and your whole country really proud. Greetings from Argentina.
Juste magnifique , passionnant ,un tel travail mériterait d'être diffusé sur les chaînes de télévision. Une fois encore MERCI DIDIER de Belgique
Didier DB, je vous remercie beaucoup pour vos mots, mais mon travail n'est qu'un travail d'amateur fait avec passion et sérieux.
Salutations depuis l'Argentine.
Belle reconstruction, à part le centre de documentation historique du NS en forme d'un gros cube tout blanc, et bien inesthétique dont on ne vois pas pourquoi cela a été construit à cette emplacement ci...
@vincentdima4261 Merci beaucoup pour votre commentaire.
Salutations depuis l'Argentine
Thank you. Very well done and the choice of music is spot on.
Andre Martel, thank you very much for watching and for your comment.
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Frank y very Max por cambiar el mundo..
Some of the best videos on TH-cam, just fantastic, history brought to life that makes it so real and frightening. A fantastic piece of work, well done 10/10
peter phelps, you are very kind, thank you very much.
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I am beond words, thanks for your great effort in creating this
Thomas Larsson, thank you very much for your comment.
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Benedito Martins, muchas gracias, saludos desde Argentina.
Seus vídeos são de primeira linha. Quem sabe vou conhece-lo pessoalmente. Meus cumprimentos.
Obrigado por esse fantástico vídeo! Muito interessante e informativo. 👏🏻👏🏻🇧🇷✌🏼
@claudemirlima5647, obrigado pelo seu comentário.
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Your hard work is appreciated.
Rappers57, 👍👍👍
I appreciate your work thanks you!
Kelvin Venema, thank you very much for watching and for your words.
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Great work! Thank you!
A G, thank you for your comment.
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Pero tenemos un nuevo villano asi que de que sirvio esa guerra
I really love to look on history
@srisuporneco810, thank you for watching.
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Iam also love the history special ww2...how people survire ....
So glad that the government re-build the building as the same as before, my country almost lost all our historical building n lost our culture n tradition in the name of modernization
@worotantypoerwandari, thank for watching. I agree with, It is very important to maintain the history.
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Bellissimo.
.......complimenti.......😊😊
@matteocervesato6372 grazie mille per il tuo commento.
Saluti dall'Argentina.
Love this! History is so rich and mesmerizing. Making the contrasts between then and today is so stimulating making you feel like you're actually reliving the past.
But is there a reason why people seem smaller on film back then and sites look wider?
@srvsrv8584, thank you very much for your comment.
The reason why in some images people may appear smaller is because of the type of cameras and lenses that were used in those years compared to today.
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Munich is my top favourite city in Germany. People is so friendly, beer is excellent. Hard to believe nazism came out of there.
@Citricut2, thank you for your comment, I completely agree with you. Unfortunately, fanaticism can transform anyone and Munich, sadly, was the epicenter of it
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Ты читаешь мой коммент? Я желаю тебе здоровья незнакомец!
Наталия Лисовая, Спасибо, что посетили мой канал.
Поздравления из Аргентины.
You can feel the sadness watching this. Great job
Free Soul Madness, you are right, when you go back to the time of the images, it is inevitable to feel sadness for everything that happened.
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Thank you - beautifully done as always
@SheenaStandring-qd4kr, thank you very much for your comment, you are very kind.
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I don,t know if the citizens of Munich would look upon invasion and occupation as liberation.
@wallacebrucker1584, thanks for your comment. History is sometimes somewhat controversial.
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I visit these places on a regular basis. The history is not lost upon me....
@ticnatz, thank you for watching.
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You use the words "liberate". Germany is occupied territory and has been since May 1945.
I came here after reading 'The Book Thief' 🥺
Reema Aleem, thank you for visiting my channel.
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German building use to look medieval
volactic 1988, thank you for visiting my channel.
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Rip spino fossil
does every ww2 video have to have a super long lead in and loud drama music??? does anyone have an original idea anymore?
Maquis American, thank you for your comment, it will help me improve future videos.
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Why don't you do it better! 🙄🥨
Your videos are bloody amazing
I agree❣
@stephencooper1266, thank you very much for your comment.
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@@sonjagatto9981 thank you very much.
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The evil is dead and gone.
BOB P, you are right, but unfortunately these types of people continue to appear throughout history.
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Awesome! Thanks!
@toddsmith1617 thank you very much.
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I want a time machine
@bigbelly5098, thank you for watching.
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Muy bueno!!!! Gracias
@MrSolodani, muchas gracias por tus palabras.
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Fantastic Job!
@jensmuller4356 thank you very much for your comment.
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Brilliant video well done and thank you.
mattbutler3852, thank you for your comment.
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Thank you and love from lreland to you.
fascinating
@Balkanlegija thank you very much.
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I've always considered myself knowledgeable with WW2, but it wasn't until I visited Munich the second time that I was walking exactly where the worst man in history was 99 years after the beer hall putsch.
Jesse Hawkes, thank you for your comment, I fully agree with what you say. Walking through the historical places of Munich is a difficult sensation to explain.
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Haunting.
@gracereeves5790 thank very much for your comment.
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What is the biggest shocking is even after 80 years many buildings and monuments are intact with minor changes. Salute to the photographer to get the old and today's photos. It's a great collection , that's why I am admired and Salute him.
@mandaanand7413 thank you very much for your commet. I just try to do the best and most serious work possible.
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So sad ...many buildings never rebuilt like they were then...but the music is fabulous...😢
all_ thank you very much for watching.
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Hola Inacio, gracias por tu trabajo....es muy rico, saludos desde Brasil 🇧🇷🌹 🇦🇷
Gia Katz, Muito obrigado por seu comentário.
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I don't have words to describe your amazing materials and the feeling that is transmiting. Thank you very much
@fri7z_, thank you very much for your comment, you are very kind.
I just try to do the best and most serious work possible.
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Seu trabalho é maravilhoso e uma contribuição inestimável para a história. Como nossas vidas são efêmeras é a única coisa que me vem a mente quando vejo essas fotos.
@adalbertorodriguesdonascim4060, Muito obrigado pelo seu comentário, você é muito gentil. Estou apenas tentando fazer o trabalho mais sério possível.
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2:24. 4:37. Like most bad ideas, the Nazi movement was founded in a bar after way too many beers.
barryolaith, this is a very interesting definition.
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absolutely incredible video. i love seeing history then and now videos. it really is astonishing
@jagojuice9133 thank you very much for your comment, you are very kind.
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this is fantastic, what software program did you use to blend the images? great work!
@JeanCB-ud7gc thank you very much for your comment.
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This is really excellent work, is there a part 2 coming?
@MadCatGS thank you very much for your comment. Yes, I have scheduled to do a second part.
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Amazing job,, Congrats
Marcelo Negrao C., thank you for your comment.
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Ignacio, you are the best. Absolutely.
Rene Logtenberg, thank you very much for your words, you are very kind.
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It's amazing to see comparisons between then and now
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Uwelein40, thanks for watching. Deutschland is a wonderful country, with incredible places and people and a history that shaped the 20th century.
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Danke
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A shame at the look of the FeldherrnHalle these days...
D Krab, thank you for watching.
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Really Interesting and Really Well Made.
@HIGHWYRESmasK, thank you very much.
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