I don't believe that. Even if they were all 17 in September 1945, the year the war ended, they would all be 96 now in 2023. Most were older than 17 by the end of the war. It's more like they are 99 to 100. There can't be that many. I miss my dad. He was a real hero. ❤. He was born in 1926. He went to war in 1942. He was 16 and was just barely 20 when the war ended. He lied about his age and got in because he was a big boy from East Texas. The youngest soldier ever was 12 years old, and he was from East Texas, too. He was Calvin Graham, whose story is incredible. My father would be 99 in 2024. But he is gone. 😢I miss you, Daddy. ❤❤❤
@FJano12 Nope. They surely are concerned about their last days and being out of pain and comfortable. I don't think they would dwell on it. I think with their wisdom, they would see countries that still struggle to find their way. Every generation of people have to find their way. Nothing stays the same.
As the photos transition from them until now it makes me think of how the men in the photos fade into history. It's so important not to forget who they were and what they did thanks to your videos
You wrote, "How the men in the photos fade into history." Very true and rings so true especially of that generation. Never forget them is the only way to honor them now.
My father was one of the liberators who entered Denmark after the Armistice was signed. He said how people came out on the streets & threw flowers onto the tanks & armoured cars, just as in these pictures. He was 25 at the end of the war. Came home to his young wife & resumed his medical studies. 2011 he died just short of his 92nd birthday.
My Dad was in World war2. Every day I look around and see these changes.He never spoke about the atrocities he went through. But I know from my family they were unimaginable. It never gets any easier. Miss you always Mum and Dad. 🙏🙏❤️❤️🏴
I tear up knowing just how close it was. Grateful for their heroric efforts which effectively gave me the chance to be born and live along countless others Thank you SOLDIERS OF WWII.
That's what I was trying to say😢thank you😮I'm still crying ..I don't want them to have died in vain ,God forbid..I don't want anyone to forget what they've done.. as you said they made it possible so WE COULD BE HERE😮
God enabled America & the Soviets to save Europe. But the Soviets were able to withstand Germany and help, because of American assistance via weapons, airplanes, trucks, equipment, etc! America was the deciding factor, so it made a difference whose side America was on. Churchill said, he could sleep better, when Pearl Harbor was bombed. Eisenhower never bragged; nor did the Vets of WW2.❤
For thoses who never made it home. I thank you for your service. A. B. From Australia. I thank the people of the U. S. A.. For helping australia In ower time of need.
@@stella4162it is true, the generations of today have lost the value of freedom and replaced it with useless "toys". I'm not trying to insult the young people, I'm just stating facts..
The tranquility in the After photos was only achieved by the commitment and sacrifice of the civilians and soldiers and their families in the Before photos. Thank you for sharing, showing and educating us.
I was born in 1951 in Berlin & I still saw a lot of destruction from the war as a kid. We lived in a small apartment that my mother had to heat with coal. I remember listening to an old radio in the evenings. No TV yet...lol
Lived in Berlin with my grandparents for a year with my Mom and sister until my father was stationed in Berlin 1959-60. I remember seeing bombed out buildings in this one spot on the way from the Bahnhof to my grandparents house for a few years. We'd visit them after my father was stationed elsewhere. Loved Mt grandparents house, 3 stories and they lived in the first floor. I remember the fireplace, coal also to heat water for the bathtub, shower( freezing in the winter) and staying in the living room with the door shut to conserve heat. Best part was sleeping in a bed with the German comforters! So warm❤ Finally didn't see any more bombed out buildings around 65? 67? My family didn't have a TV til 1964:) Can hardly wait to go back to visit and see the Siegelsalle and where the Berlin Wall once stood( saw this quite often when visiting my grandparents)
Not to argue, but I thought they ALL were! 😇 My Mom & Dad's generation. I am so grateful they did not have to see today's America. Such a sad mess; all they fought for - tossed in the garbage. 😞
The way you ghosted out the two GI's in the first shot tells of the great number of these young men who died and who are now 98% no longer with us. Truly magnificent work!!
Until we stop suffering idiots who would rather see another world war than mean tweets nothing will ever get better. We must start holding the willfully ignorant accountable, by any and all means necessary. Ignorance is killing us.
Thank you for giving us a sneak peak into the past. It's really amazing to "witness" things that happened before you were born. Thank you again for your work😊
Esse canal é um momento de pura emoção, e de gratidão pelos que deram suas vidas, voluntariamente ou não, para tentar tornar o mundo um lugar melhor para gerações que muitas vezes nem sabem que eles existiram😢
I would like to visit those exact places and visualise the past, reflect and give thanks for the sacrifice that occurred. RIP heroes, thanks to you I live in a free country.
These photos and music bring tears to my eyes for all the sacrifices all these men made in far off places from their own homes and they are all heros, I only hope for those that came home found some peace in their lives and what really hitshome is the US is headed back down the same road and sometimes I feel that what these men sacrificed may all be in vain now!
wow.. this is amazing.. you never know who stood or fought in that same spot... the first two guys standing side by side ..like they are still there .. the music is amazing
I just want say how much you are amazing I don’t know where did u get these pictures or you’re time traveler whatever you’re I really appreciate you, I’m really mean it🙏🏻
MY DAD WAS A WW2 VET .... NOW MY BROTHER AND HUSBAND SERVED...MY HUSBAND WAS IN AFGHABISTAN. AS A LIEUTENANT GENERAL... THANK GOD HES BACK HOME IN THE STARES...NOW GOD WILLING HE WILL RETURN HOME TO ME....SAD DAYS. GONE BY... MAY THEY REST IN PEACE!!
It always amazes me when I see these photos then and now how the Europeans restore and renovate their buildings and they still look the same 80 years later while we just tear down and build. Never forget our past. God bless all our troups.
"Q: Do we walk in legends or in the light of day ? A: A man may do both, for those who come after us will make legends of our time ." - The Two Towers. JRR Tolkein
My dad was a WWII Navy Veteran. Served in the Phillipines at eighteen. Born in 1925. One of the younger servicemen. He also would havevturned 99 in 2024. Lost him in 2002. Miss him greatly. R.I.P. to our greatest generation.
The music used was created for an American movie made by actor Tom Hanks, "Saving Private Ryan". He produced the television movie, The Pacific, which was about the US battles in the pacific. It was played during that movie. The mood established by the orchestra, the strings and the horns and the beating of the drums, was effective for movie and the scenes in the European theater of war. I say this as a former player of the piano, guitar, trumpet and French horn. Music can evoke so much and raise emotions. Simply beautiful.
@@mervatghabour9210 Yes war is bad. But there are wars of conquest, imperialism, and liberation. People have every right to seek theirs. Sometimes you can't dictate which one you have to face.
To the people who have these photographs, YOU MUST PRESERVE THEM AT ALL COSTS!!! You have captured pics of REAL HEROES! The young people are clueless what it co to be FREE plus thank you all for sharing.
Honestly these type of videos have been my favorite lately. I mean …..WOW. It’s like literally traveling back in time. Seeing a piece of history in a before and after. Knowing there is so much history in the present future of how dark our past world was when hitler took over Europe. All the sacrifices that our past military generations fought for that most take for granted now a days. Where so much pain and suffering was the norm but is now a peaceful place. Also the song from band of brothers makes it just so emotional. I served 7 years in the army as infantry. I understand all the great sacrifices that our past generations made during those times and they shall never be in vein. I salute all veterans especially the ones from WW2. They are the real heroes. I can’t imagine everything they went through. Such brave and honorable men. I’m a proud Puerto Rican but this part of history makes me proud to be an American as well 🇵🇷/🇺🇸.
Very powerful. we will all pass the torch on to another generation. But we will all leave our mark in the hearts of our loved ones. Hopefully to be reunited again!
My Grandfather is buried in Holland in the war cemetery at Brunsen, he was in the Tank regiment. My mother never met him, he died just days before her birth. The effect on my grandmother, alone with 3 children was devastating. She never recovered from the loss, she had to work 3 jobs, back then there was no benefits system. War is just horrific.
Parabéns ao canal por esse trabalho de qualidade 👏👏👏 tantos lugares, tantas pessoas, e uma mensagem tão significativa de que precisamos manter a paz 🕊️
Looking at these before and after photos touches my soul in a way i just can't explain. I wasn't there, I wasn't born until 72 but I care a great deal for humanity and honor. At 51, I am truly grateful for your service
Que todos os bravos soldados que lutaram na 2guerra não sejam esquecidos.e que nunca mais haja guerra alguma.tidos podemos ser livres no coração e haver paz na terra e entre os homens
When I see these pictures it makes me think before the war these were ordinary streets and ordinary towns. The war changed that for a while but now 80 years later although altered by war they are back to being regular places on our landscape. As always thank you for the pictures. And thank you for your heroics. From an Army grandma. So proud of my grandson
When I visited the war memorial sites, I tried to imagine what it was like to be there during those times. I closed my eyes and thought about the soldiers who fought for the country and sent my prayers for them. Your documentary videos aided in bringing my imagination to life, and I could vividly picture the soldiers in my mind. Thank you for sharing those times with us.
Capturing the snippets of the lives of those brave Souls and then showing how much the area has recovered breaks me in so many ways. The young soldiers are no more but their legacy of Freedom of reigns eternal. God Bless you, Brothers, you paid dearly for our Freedom.
About 167K of the 16M Americans that were in the military during WW2 are still alive. Most are over 90. Blessing to all of them!
I don't believe that. Even if they were all 17 in September 1945, the year the war ended, they would all be 96 now in 2023. Most were older than 17 by the end of the war. It's more like they are 99 to 100. There can't be that many. I miss my dad. He was a real hero. ❤. He was born in 1926. He went to war in 1942. He was 16 and was just barely 20 when the war ended. He lied about his age and got in because he was a big boy from East Texas. The youngest soldier ever was 12 years old, and he was from East Texas, too. He was Calvin Graham, whose story is incredible. My father would be 99 in 2024. But he is gone. 😢I miss you, Daddy. ❤❤❤
@@nugget9245this is easy to google, there are 119,000 ww2 vets still living as of Nov 2023
Sadly they can see what Europe turned to be.
@@rachelclemons2645119,000 is not 167,000. Period.
@FJano12 Nope. They surely are concerned about their last days and being out of pain and comfortable. I don't think they would dwell on it. I think with their wisdom, they would see countries that still struggle to find their way. Every generation of people have to find their way. Nothing stays the same.
“Our Flag Does Not Fly Because the Wind Moves It, It Flies With the Last Breath of Each Soldier Who Died Protecting It.”
Well said
😭😭😭😭😭😭
That’s some serious statement dude…i respect every word in it! Thank you vets for giving us the chance to live in a better world 🫡
That generation really did save the world, god bless
That is so beautiful ❤😢
As the photos transition from them until now it makes me think of how the men in the photos fade into history. It's so important not to forget who they were and what they did thanks to your videos
Well said
You said it perfectly.
You are correct of course. Unfortunately I think people, especially our politicians, have already forgotten. 😢
Yes, too many have.@@briansmith7256
You wrote, "How the men in the photos fade into history." Very true and rings so true especially of that generation. Never forget them is the only way to honor them now.
My father was one of the liberators who entered Denmark after the Armistice was signed. He said how people came out on the streets & threw flowers onto the tanks & armoured cars, just as in these pictures. He was 25 at the end of the war. Came home to his young wife & resumed his medical studies. 2011 he died just short of his 92nd birthday.
Two friends at the beginning god I so hope they both safe and made it home just so amazed at this channel and its wonderful pictures and places ❤️ ❤
I’ve thought that for ages! I get a lump in my throat
@@thehistoryexplorerWhat's the title of the background song pls?
@@zarki7634it says that at the bottom of the short
@@_ok__ thanks
@@zarki7634 np
Oh those days! No internet, no mobile only people to people connection. Miss those days badly
My Dad was in World war2. Every day I look around and see these changes.He never spoke about the atrocities he went through. But I know from my family they were unimaginable. It never gets any easier. Miss you always Mum and Dad. 🙏🙏❤️❤️🏴
I tear up knowing just how close it was. Grateful for their heroric efforts which effectively gave me the chance to be born and live along countless others
Thank you SOLDIERS OF WWII.
They're called 'The Greatest Generation "❤️. God Bless.
@@JILL0704USA greatest bunch of suckered fools too
@JILL0704USA they are the Best generation they lived through the hardest times and never complained.
That's what I was trying to say😢thank you😮I'm still crying ..I don't want them to have died in vain ,God forbid..I don't want anyone to forget what they've done.. as you said they made it possible so WE COULD BE HERE😮
I could look at these heroes all day. God bless every one.
Sad and beautiful Americans saved Europe
@@michaelhiles5350No, Soviets did.
@@reggiekrager5411No, the Americans and Soviets collaborated to save Europe.
Today's people in Europe are so ungrateful to America.
God enabled America & the Soviets to save Europe. But the Soviets were able to withstand Germany and help, because of American assistance via weapons, airplanes, trucks, equipment, etc! America was the deciding factor, so it made a difference whose side America was on. Churchill said, he could sleep better, when Pearl Harbor was bombed. Eisenhower never bragged; nor did the Vets of WW2.❤
For thoses who never made it home.
I thank you for your service.
A. B. From Australia.
I thank the people of the U. S. A.. For helping australia
In ower time of need.
Our greatest generation is coming to an end soon. Much love, honor, and respect to all of them.
They are the Best God Bless them all.
Новые поколения не ценят ничего. Они все готовы продать за айфон
You are so 💯 correct about that.
@@Skytandem.это не правда , не говорите за всех ,это не так!
@@stella4162it is true, the generations of today have lost the value of freedom and replaced it with useless "toys". I'm not trying to insult the young people, I'm just stating facts..
The tranquility in the After photos was only achieved by the commitment and sacrifice of the civilians and soldiers and their families in the Before photos. Thank you for sharing, showing and educating us.
the music is great as are the pictures past and present
I love this song. Taken from the Pacific
@@thehistoryexplorerBeautiful music, feels like sad but wonderful. Can I know the name of that piece? Thank you.
@@dianalaura8963 I feel the same way
Hans Zimmer is so good.
God bless our boys, then and now
Absolutely
And boys a lot of them were 😢
I was born in 1951 in Berlin & I still saw a lot of destruction from the war as a kid. We lived in a small apartment that my mother had to heat with coal. I remember listening to an old radio in the evenings. No TV yet...lol
It must have been very difficult. A sad sad time
Lived in Berlin with my grandparents for a year with my Mom and sister until my father was stationed in Berlin 1959-60. I remember seeing bombed out buildings in this one spot on the way from the Bahnhof to my grandparents house for a few years. We'd visit them after my father was stationed elsewhere. Loved Mt grandparents house, 3 stories and they lived in the first floor. I remember the fireplace, coal also to heat water for the bathtub, shower( freezing in the winter) and staying in the living room with the door shut to conserve heat. Best part was sleeping in a bed with the German comforters! So warm❤ Finally didn't see any more bombed out buildings around 65? 67? My family didn't have a TV til 1964:) Can hardly wait to go back to visit and see the Siegelsalle and where the Berlin Wall once stood( saw this quite often when visiting my grandparents)
These pictures and the marvelous music in them is so humbling even to a vet like myself. God bless all.
Thank you buddy
First picture was really heart wrenching 😭
pleace the world thank you
Not to argue, but I thought they ALL were! 😇 My Mom & Dad's generation. I am so grateful they did not have to see today's America. Such a sad mess; all they fought for - tossed in the garbage. 😞
@@shamanic1you got that right!
yes the first one made my heart jump.❤
@@shamanic1do you know where these photos are taken?
The way you ghosted out the two GI's in the first shot tells of the great number of these young men who died and who are now 98% no longer with us. Truly magnificent work!!
Those who have experienced it will surely be touched when they remember it...😢😢😢
Sad that these warriors can't see the way thier battlefield look today.
Bless them all.❤
Некоторые могут! Моему дедушке в этом году 100 лет будет! Он все помнит.
@@agentkrasnobayMany years to your grandfather.
@@ddvette thanks 🙏
They would probably weep to see what we have become.
@@agentkrasnobaythat’s amazing !!God bless your Grandfather
Those man are my heroes.
Lest we forget...
In all the tragedy..
It's was still a better world, than todays...
R.IP. ❤
Brilliant
Until we stop suffering idiots who would rather see another world war than mean tweets nothing will ever get better. We must start holding the willfully ignorant accountable, by any and all means necessary. Ignorance is killing us.
I absolutely love your work, bringing history back like this, wonderful ❤️
Thank you very much! Really appreciate it
We inherited a world where countles generations of heroes have roamed. We must play well our part so that legacy continues to live on.
Тепер росіяни хочуть захопити Європу. Рашисти як фашисти.
black and white pictures and of past wars are the real meaning of life. those who have fought and died all will never be forgotten ❤️🙏❤️
Very true
How cool if there was a pic of the first 2 guys years later at the wall.
I’ve tried to find it!
If they both made it through the War.
It’s really difficult to imagine what these times were like for the people who lived them. Thank you for bringing these images to us.
😢 So many tears for humans to live in peace and love each other.
Can't have enough of this content..thanks so much for coming up with such..please keep it up..Am just so hooked.
Thank you for giving us a sneak peak into the past. It's really amazing to "witness" things that happened before you were born. Thank you again for your work😊
It's weird to see these soldiers and civilians younger than me now, knowing my grandfather was among them, went home and had my father.
It’s very sad to see them gone. Their youth. It doesn’t last long. Try to achieve as much great things as you can. Life is all too short.
Exactly! Life is too short
Everyone of us just disappear 🥺
that's life
Not if you understand god
@@junicohen7918well said 😊
BUT WILL THEY REMEMBER You're NAME?
"we are just Shadows and dust "
Esse canal é um momento de pura emoção, e de gratidão pelos que deram suas vidas, voluntariamente ou não, para tentar tornar o mundo um lugar melhor para gerações que muitas vezes nem sabem que eles existiram😢
Thank you very much. I’m glad you enjoyed it
Agreed!🙏🏽❤️
Thank you for expressing what is so hard for me to put to words. How blessed we were, the greatest generation
RIP Grandpa
I would like to visit those exact places and visualise the past, reflect and give thanks for the sacrifice that occurred. RIP heroes, thanks to you I live in a free country.
The best generation that ever lived!
Both my father and my late husband were members of the Greatest Generation.
Dios mio si nos detubieramos un momento y reflexonar en toda Esa maravillosa gente que paso por esta Tierra hoy valorariamos mas nuestra Vida ❤❤
Great point
Amen
These photos and music bring tears to my eyes for all the sacrifices all these men made in far off places from their own homes and they are all heros, I only hope for those that came home found some peace in their lives and what really hitshome is the US is headed back down the same road and sometimes I feel that what these men sacrificed may all be in vain now!
Jesus ❤️’s you
Great point Amen I value my life even in my older age.
Mil istorias en esas calles! Llenas de lágrimas y esperanzas! Gracias!!😢
You are very welcome
si la vida pasa rápido 😢
wow.. this is amazing.. you never know who stood or fought in that same spot...
the first two guys standing side by side ..like they are still there ..
the music is amazing
Many great people sacrifice their life for our peace life.
Respect from🇮🇳
I just want say how much you are amazing I don’t know where did u get these pictures or you’re time traveler whatever you’re I really appreciate you, I’m really mean it🙏🏻
Its like watching their ghosts. Great photos. ❤
MY DAD WAS A WW2 VET .... NOW MY BROTHER AND HUSBAND SERVED...MY HUSBAND WAS IN AFGHABISTAN. AS A LIEUTENANT GENERAL... THANK GOD HES BACK HOME IN THE STARES...NOW GOD WILLING HE WILL RETURN HOME TO ME....SAD DAYS. GONE BY... MAY THEY REST IN PEACE!!
Oh really? What is your husbands name? There aren’t that many Lt Generals around. I may have come across him during my time in Afghanistan
It always amazes me when I see these photos then and now how the Europeans restore and renovate their buildings and they still look the same 80 years later while we just tear down and build. Never forget our past. God bless all our troups.
Go home soldiers and have peace in heaven.
"Q: Do we walk in legends or in the light of day ?
A: A man may do both, for those who come after us will make legends of our time ." - The Two Towers. JRR Tolkein
😉👍Very great and wonderful photos as always on Then&Now guys!.
My dad was a WWII Navy Veteran. Served in the Phillipines at eighteen. Born in 1925. One of the younger servicemen. He also would havevturned 99 in 2024. Lost him in 2002. Miss him greatly. R.I.P. to our greatest generation.
Essas imagens com essa canção nos faz refletir o quanto foi preciso combater o bom combate , força e honra aos bravos.
Absolutely. I love the song
Band of brothers 👍👍
I hate war, People kill each other because their politicans are stupid.😭😭
The music used was created for an American movie made by actor Tom Hanks, "Saving Private Ryan". He produced the television movie, The Pacific, which was about the US battles in the pacific. It was played during that movie. The mood established by the orchestra, the strings and the horns and the beating of the drums, was effective for movie and the scenes in the European theater of war. I say this as a former player of the piano, guitar, trumpet and French horn. Music can evoke so much and raise emotions. Simply beautiful.
@@mervatghabour9210
Yes war is bad. But there are wars of conquest, imperialism, and liberation. People have every right to seek theirs. Sometimes you can't dictate which one you have to face.
To the people who have these photographs, YOU MUST PRESERVE THEM AT ALL COSTS!!! You have captured pics of REAL HEROES! The young people are clueless what it co to be FREE plus thank you all for sharing.
Not all young people! I still consider myself young 😂
Honestly these type of videos have been my favorite lately. I mean …..WOW. It’s like literally traveling back in time. Seeing a piece of history in a before and after. Knowing there is so much history in the present future of how dark our past world was when hitler took over Europe. All the sacrifices that our past military generations fought for that most take for granted now a days. Where so much pain and suffering was the norm but is now a peaceful place. Also the song from band of brothers makes it just so emotional. I served 7 years in the army as infantry. I understand all the great sacrifices that our past generations made during those times and they shall never be in vein. I salute all veterans especially the ones from WW2. They are the real heroes. I can’t imagine everything they went through. Such brave and honorable men. I’m a proud Puerto Rican but this part of history makes me proud to be an American as well 🇵🇷/🇺🇸.
The best thing is this: they kept the building in the original look.. they didn't do major renovation, or if needed.....
A foto do soldado voltando sorrindo é tocante! Esses videos são incríveis nunca imaginei que tantos lugares 'tinham história' incrível 👏🏼
Thank you Michele. Some of the photos really get to me! So much sacrifice
Thank you for this post, it's so great job and amazing! The music exactly match with the subject.
This makes me want to purchase "Band of Brothers" & watch it today.
Also, don't forget the book. There's more about WW2 and Easy company in the book.
My father just passed away not long ago . He fought the Germans in WW2. In the Army Air Corps. He would have loved to see these.
The man with the child was heartwarming
So Emotional
BLESS THE GREATEST GENERATION
Yes, indeed; however the book by that name is inaccurate
I'm so happy to see that so many of these wonderful buildings are still standing.❤
Very powerful. we will all pass the torch on to another generation. But we will all leave our mark in the hearts of our loved ones. Hopefully to be reunited again!
Yes I hope to see loved ones again. I'm 73 and feel like life went too fast.
تحيه لكل الابطال الذين دافعوا عن بلدانهم بوجه الظلم والطغيان انها ذكرى عظيمه صورهم والاصدقاء في ذاك الوقت
I wish GPS coordinates were included in these
bah
Wow, brought tears, well done!!
ils méritaient reconnaissance et hommage
💯
Emocionante y triste por lo que sucedió en ese entonces😢
It's just amazing how in only a mere seventy years we can heal so much from such a destructive and deadly conflict
My Grandfather is buried in Holland in the war cemetery at Brunsen, he was in the Tank regiment. My mother never met him, he died just days before her birth. The effect on my grandmother, alone with 3 children was devastating. She never recovered from the loss, she had to work 3 jobs, back then there was no benefits system. War is just horrific.
That’s terrible but thank you for sharing
@@thehistoryexplorer How many husband, Fathers, sons... and how Nothing Changes. History repeats itself, that is the Tragedy...as we see today.....
Parabéns ao canal por esse trabalho de qualidade 👏👏👏 tantos lugares, tantas pessoas, e uma mensagem tão significativa de que precisamos manter a paz 🕊️
Honrar é preciso. Emoção inextricável.
Thank you for your comment 👍
Can't get enough of these videos
These pictures and the music are so hauntingly moving.
So glad you like the videos. Thanks
The suroundings are forever while we are not....❤
exactly
Luaaarbiasssssaaaaa......penuh haru ...sejarah anak manusia
Mengharukan bagi seluruh manusia di bumi
Thanks so very much for these so poignant photographs. Wonderful.
So indescribable! Can't stop watching.
Somehow, people manage to put the world back together. Gives me hope for Ukraine. 🇺🇸❤️🇺🇦
Very true
Que pena Europa outra vez em guerra ...😢❤🇺🇦
Fotos increíbles aún que la historia sea triste 😢
This music is wonderful w pics of our war heroes!!! ❤❤❤❤
Looking at these before and after photos touches my soul in a way i just can't explain. I wasn't there, I wasn't born until 72 but I care a great deal for humanity and honor. At 51, I am truly grateful for your service
Que todos os bravos soldados que lutaram na 2guerra não sejam esquecidos.e que nunca mais haja guerra alguma.tidos podemos ser livres no coração e haver paz na terra e entre os homens
Absolutely
São tantas fotos que dói muito o coração por tantas perdas de pessoas amada 😢😢😢😭😭
I never get tired of seeing these historical photos in the same current places!
شكرا على تخليد الصور والموسيقى الجميله
"Solo las piedras parecen inmunes al tiempo" P.Nőster🌹
Life is short
Magnifique tous ces héros !! ❤
Certainly is a beautiful piece of music.
We're all only here for a short while.
How I wanted to be there in this place to see and feel the atmosphere of the place
I wouldn’t want to be there! The pictures are enough for me
‘Then & Now Netherlands’….this isn’t the Netherlands! 🤨
Omg, the music it touches the soul ❤
When I see these pictures it makes me think before the war these were ordinary streets and ordinary towns. The war changed that for a while but now 80 years later although altered by war they are back to being regular places on our landscape. As always thank you for the pictures. And thank you for your heroics. From an Army grandma. So proud of my grandson
Może coś z mojego kraju😊
Wszak od nas wojna się zaczęła
I have lots more videos coming my friend
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I love the appropriate music that accompanies these Then and Now pictures!
Time does not heal all wounds. Physical and emotional wounds last a lifetime. For those who served and continue to serve....Blessings !
Iook great as it there was no war excellent.👍🇩🇪
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When I visited the war memorial sites, I tried to imagine what it was like to be there during those times. I closed my eyes and thought about the soldiers who fought for the country and sent my prayers for them. Your documentary videos aided in bringing my imagination to life, and I could vividly picture the soldiers in my mind. Thank you for sharing those times with us.
I just love these pictures, and I love history.
Capturing the snippets of the lives of those brave Souls and then showing how much the area has recovered breaks me in so many ways. The young soldiers are no more but their legacy of Freedom of reigns eternal. God Bless you, Brothers, you paid dearly for our Freedom.
ذهبوا ولم تبقى سوى صور نتداولها مع ألم الفراق لمن أحببنا