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I think the social and political organisation of hong kong in the early 19th century was far greater than Lord Palmerston could have imagined.

跑馬地珍貴影片～職業化年代嗎😢🎉

Lmao

nice vid, we're using this vid for our pre-task thx

好多都拆了😅

I recognise the names of a couple of the jockeys - Marcel Samarq and Jimmy Pote-Hunt. Both were contemporaries of my grandfather Hugh "Buffy" Maitland, who I think had retired as a jockey by 1953 or 4.

資料好好、但音樂太急速和畫面都轉得太快，觀看完心都跳，也有歲月催人的感想。

老上海的延续

2:28-2:32 The intersection of Western Street and Third Street, the building on the right still exists!

What a wonderful video. I can see the Happy Valley of those days and horses racing. What add precious to this video is it is color rather than B/W, that's not easy to have in those days

走馬看燈，不清楚影片地址，興趣大減。

thank you

this was the Hong Kong I remember as a small girl..in the first 30 seconds of my father's Jimmy's Kitchen sign..the famous pickled onions..

This is why nobody likes Japan. Just ask anyone in Korea.

好珍貴既片段同埋訪問，謝謝你們

Does he speak Cantonese?

PLKWCC 2S報到

I like watching this video.

Dear Miss Ride: Graceful for Mr. Ride's colour recording of old Hong Kong which breaks mysterious of old b&w films. He's handsome and friendly. Was he a British or American?

what is the name of the background music?

Thanks so much for the contribution of your family towards Hong Kong in all these years

A true Hongkonger!!

I remember Cherikoff restaurant.Not cheap but their food is great.I saw many White Russians in Hong Kong who dined there.

The Euro Asian Ho Tung and his wife.

very interested in those pictures fill with historical value awesome.

Very interesting. China was the only place during wwII where one could enter without a visa. Many european jews survived by going to SHANGHAI. We jews are very grateful to the chinese people who saved so many families. WHOEVER SAVES ONE LIFE SAVES THE WORLD ENTIRE . I hope one day to see this musical, and i hope a cd recording of the songs is available. Thank you very much. G-d bless you.

Great clip

Great colour footage of 1950's Hong Kong.Thanks for sharing.

Although visas were not required for entrance to Shanghai, a document was a prerequisite for Jews wishing to leave Nazi Germany. It was Feng Shan Ho, Consul General of Republic of China in Vienna, who issued hundreds of visas to Jews wishing to leave Nazi occupied region. www.jewishvirtuallibrary.org/jsource/biography/ho.html

We could have done so much more...

I had Viennese relatives who were saved by being able to flee to Shanghai, they eventually settled in the Boston area.

I need help locating any living relative of Max Farber who fled to Shanghai. I found his grave marker.

Shots of my Father Edwin Ride (12 Nov 31-22 May 96)@1.10

nice to find this vedio in youtube. my grandma told me I have an aunt who is Jew, but she speaks Shanghainese and works for Shanghai government. grandma says she is very smart.

kadori family have done a lot for hong kong , thank you kadori family !

thank you very much!

Great and interesting. Thanks. BTW, I believe the Dominican Republic let a lot of Jewish refugees in.

very educational == thank you for sharing.

Very interesting! My mom was born in Shanghai. Her parents fled Russia when it became communist. Then, they had to flee Shanghai in the 1940s.

Palestine didn't exist in 722 BC.

What a great video. I am proud to be a part of this family.