The 5 min. walk along the streets of Königsberg

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  • Königsberg. The beginning of XX century. Have a nice walk, friends.
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Komentáře • 385

  • @adiner-sf7id
    @adiner-sf7id Před 10 lety +94

    Moments frozen in time -- lost forever.....gone, but not forgotten

  • @user-mq9mv3xt3c
    @user-mq9mv3xt3c Před 6 měsíci +4

    😢 Англия разбомбила красивый город!!! А СССР восстановил, как смог!! Мои родители по кирпичам разбирали эти руины, не доедали , не досапали!!! Но восстановили мой любимый город Калининград!!!!❤❤❤❤❤❤

  • @wookster67
    @wookster67 Před 5 lety +45

    Nice to see my Mothers birthplace, thanks for sharing.

  • @Moondancer007
    @Moondancer007 Před 7 lety +78

    Das alte Königsberg ist sehr schön und Ich liebe die Musik auch :-)

    • @petergarbe2459
      @petergarbe2459 Před 3 lety +3

      Richtig !

    • @jamescorbett3611
      @jamescorbett3611 Před 3 lety +8

      Wunderschönen! Zivilisiert! Ein Triumpf der deutschen Kultur und eine Erinnerung an alles, was das deutsche Volk erreicht hat.

  • @antonk8648
    @antonk8648 Před 2 lety +15

    Hello from Kaliningrad. Thank you for this film. It's a sad story of the city.

    • @maddude6525
      @maddude6525 Před 2 lety

      Похуй на ее историю. У тебя не должно быть каких либо теплых чувств к чужой архитектуре,культуре и истории.это наша земля этим все сказано. Мы позвоним себя говоря какую историческую архитектуру потеряли. Нахуй их архитектуру и историю в придачу.

  • @rklight33
    @rklight33 Před 11 lety +65

    My god what a beautiful city it was. Perfect music you chose as well.
    That such a place could be wiped off the map, be given a wholly contrived identity, its people and language expunged from memory -- and hardly anyone ever talks, much less knows about it -- is one of the most disturbing things to contemplate.

    • @rklight33
      @rklight33 Před rokem +1

      @Alwisgm Danke

    • @fundacjamy5804
      @fundacjamy5804 Před 10 měsíci

      Ask yourself why did it happen - it's only Germans making, if they didn't start this war, there'd be never so many, many victims, so much misery, so extreme genocide and wiping off whole cities from the face of Earth...

    • @MaryMi-kd5zc
      @MaryMi-kd5zc Před 2 měsíci

      За, что боролись, то и получили

    • @andrejsinitsyn3434
      @andrejsinitsyn3434 Před 2 měsíci

      @@MaryMi-kd5zc ты бы заткнулся, одичалый.

  • @CUNEO38
    @CUNEO38 Před 9 lety +37

    Als wäre man dort - in einer Stadt, die es nicht mehr gibt! Sehr gut gestaltet, geführt; Kompliment!

  • @emmapeel5303
    @emmapeel5303 Před 4 lety +17

    Sehr schön, vielen Dank.

  • @holland13100
    @holland13100 Před 10 lety +92

    sad how it's now.

    • @donaldporoshenko174
      @donaldporoshenko174 Před 7 lety +1

      Lucky Goldstar Music sad that you have weak brain

    • @playonkorg
      @playonkorg Před 3 lety +1

      @@donaldporoshenko174 Naming your child after a duck has only meaning

    • @sergiy01
      @sergiy01 Před rokem

      Why is it sad? The Russians love their city and are very proud of it.

  • @ddejann33
    @ddejann33 Před 7 lety +90

    It was beatiful city, today Kaliningrad is so uglay.

    • @SlavicCoffee
      @SlavicCoffee Před 3 lety +3

      True

    • @user-ne9ko1ew3q
      @user-ne9ko1ew3q Před rokem +2

      Гитлеру скажите спасибо

    • @SK57447
      @SK57447 Před rokem +2

      @@user-ne9ko1ew3q что за чушь вы несете. Советская власть могла восстановить эту красоту, а не строить уродские сталинки.

    • @user-ne9ko1ew3q
      @user-ne9ko1ew3q Před rokem +2

      @@SK57447 Советской власти надо было страну восстанавливать после войны. Кстати мой дедушка воевал и два моих дяди которые погибли. Светлая им память

    • @MaryMi-kd5zc
      @MaryMi-kd5zc Před 2 měsíci

      Вы сами уроды… Пришли к нам не прошенными гостями и убивали нас

  • @jamescorbett3611
    @jamescorbett3611 Před 3 lety +27

    Wunderschönen! Zivilisiert! Ein Triumpf der deutschen Kultur und eine Erinnerung an alles, was das deutsche Volk erreicht hat.

    • @user-ne9ko1ew3q
      @user-ne9ko1ew3q Před rokem +7

      Если бы Вы не допустили Гитлера к власти эта красота осталась вечной

    • @fundacjamy5804
      @fundacjamy5804 Před 10 měsíci

      Ja, ja, wunderschon!!! Genau!!! As the whole war, genocide, monstrous crimes, concentration camps and milions of dead - this is indeed the true triumph of "german civilization".

    • @MaryMi-kd5zc
      @MaryMi-kd5zc Před 2 měsíci

      Вот и жили бы, такие все цивилизованные у себя, а вы как Варвары пришли и убивали нас…

    • @heide9755
      @heide9755 Před měsícem

      Ja, hätte Hitler, der dämonische Verführer, nicht alle in den Abgrund, ins Elend, in die Verderbnis gezogen....

  • @illby100
    @illby100 Před 12 lety +24

    Look at old photos from Viborg, a city where finnish, swedish,german and jiddish were spoken almost equally, now the earlier second largest city of Finland is falling down in the hands of the russians.

  • @walsch80
    @walsch80 Před 5 lety +19

    when I see what's Ostpreußen now I would cry....and the old beautiful german buildings are left in ruin or destroyed to make owful buildings...absourd

  • @Krampasch
    @Krampasch Před 10 lety +32

    Gone with the wind......

  • @pwpw9727
    @pwpw9727 Před 3 lety +8

    Wunderbar, das alte schöne Königsberg. Ich war vor ca. 10 Jahren dort...Katastrophe!

  • @planerdriver5073
    @planerdriver5073 Před 10 lety +158

    so many beautiful german cities destroyed....it's a shame really.

    • @alexmag342
      @alexmag342 Před 3 lety +3

      @Eric it was the judas

    • @stevenguild2707
      @stevenguild2707 Před 3 lety +9

      Eric AND Germany had nothing to do with its own destruction? Your rant left out, conveniently, many key events.....like invasion of Poland by Germany.

    • @davidw9074
      @davidw9074 Před 3 lety +2

      @Eric You are so right.
      Impressive to hear these words from an Englishman!

    • @flopunkt3665
      @flopunkt3665 Před 3 lety +15

      @Eric You have forgotten there was a crazy lunatic called Hitler who started this mess.
      Neither Britain nor France wanted a second world war, they were still traumatized by the first one.

    • @stevenguild2707
      @stevenguild2707 Před 3 lety +4

      @Freddy K I’m sure that you copy and paste that rant everywhere. It’s pure BS. You act like Hitler was some innocent bystander who was forced to invade Poland. Just revisionist BS.

  • @fabianludwig4752
    @fabianludwig4752 Před rokem +2

    Vielen Dank für das tolle Video, meine Oma lebt noch..

  • @TheRailwayMermaid
    @TheRailwayMermaid Před 8 lety +39

    Very beautiful city. I hope the old town will be rebuilt......
    (sorry for my english)

    • @Keckegenkai
      @Keckegenkai Před 8 lety +9

      ***** Why? So that russians can enjoy something they never build themselves?

    • @TheRailwayMermaid
      @TheRailwayMermaid Před 8 lety +4

      +Keckegenkai The cathedral in Kant Island (Kneiphof) was rebuilt.....

    • @bklynbroker
      @bklynbroker Před 7 lety +6

      Its what the Poles do. :-)

    • @Keckegenkai
      @Keckegenkai Před 7 lety +6

      *****
      We can argue who owns it rightfully to the end of days, but seeing russians taking pride in Kant University and german/prussian culture (i.e. a few buildings that still stand) is just disgusting. Russians never participated in this culture, they never were a part of it, nor poles, nor any other balts - it was german/germanised slav culture.
      I mean: If, lets say, America destroys some ancient buildings, that are related to Ivan the terrible and then rebuild and think Ivan is now their history - thats the same story.

    • @Keckegenkai
      @Keckegenkai Před 7 lety +1

      *****
      Thats why I'm against a rebuilding, friend. Rebuilding these buildings would just be identity theft - these buildings were connected to german/prussian culture, not Russia.

  • @PinkNarcissus87
    @PinkNarcissus87 Před 9 lety +65

    Thanks for uploading such a special video!
    Looks like the city had a lot of charm - and to think all of those streets were destroyed and replaced by soulless, Soviet-style crap! Truly upsetting...

  • @deutscherschwur6657
    @deutscherschwur6657 Před 8 lety +31

    Vergangene Pracht, aber nicht vergessene Pracht !
    Niemals dürfen wir den wahren deutschen Osten, seine Kultur und Geschichte vergessen oder gar verleugnen! Daher empfehle ich allen das folgende,sehr gute Video hier ans Herz:
    ,,Der Verrat am deutschen Osten"

    • @johannweernink6961
      @johannweernink6961 Před 6 lety +11

      Von diese Bande die Deutschland beherrscht ist nichts anderes zu erwarten!!

  • @27brigitte
    @27brigitte Před 4 lety +9

    This beautiful city once was a pearl of the Baltic Sea.....now its only soviet tristesse....this really is a sad story....

    • @user-ne9ko1ew3q
      @user-ne9ko1ew3q Před 4 lety +2

      Англия такую красоту разбомбила

  • @johnmurphy3621
    @johnmurphy3621 Před 5 lety +72

    Koenigsberg - East Prussia.

    • @petergarbe2459
      @petergarbe2459 Před 3 lety +5

      Bleibt auch immer so !

    • @teltos6817
      @teltos6817 Před 3 lety +4

      East Prussia -> Western Russia

    • @zbena7044
      @zbena7044 Před 3 lety

      لا تزال تخضع للاحتلال الروسي

    • @zbena7044
      @zbena7044 Před 3 lety +2

      Still under Russian occupation since 1945

    • @user-gy7qh6wx7j
      @user-gy7qh6wx7j Před 2 lety

      @@zbena7044 гитлеру претензии предъявляйте

  • @celtbell
    @celtbell Před 7 lety +45

    such beauty replaced with such shit...heartbreaking

    • @donaldporoshenko174
      @donaldporoshenko174 Před 7 lety +2

      celtbell you are yourself shit.

    • @mtlicq
      @mtlicq Před 5 lety +1

      That's what thugs, thieves, rapists do

    • @mtlicq
      @mtlicq Před 5 lety

      dp just proved it with his treatment of you celtbell

    • @colemctarmach2397
      @colemctarmach2397 Před 5 lety +2

      @@mtlicq The name Poroshenko is an ethnic identifier of the rapists.

    • @user-ne9ko1ew3q
      @user-ne9ko1ew3q Před rokem

      Скажите спасибо англичанам которые разбомбили эту красоту

  • @rasimas1
    @rasimas1 Před 4 lety +69

    My grandma was Lithuanian and she was in love with this Town, my family lived jus 20 km from Prussian border. She visit the Town once a month, she did shopping for herself and for little shop which she owned. After WW2 she visited the Town and was devastated, and Russians destroyed completely this beautiful Town

    • @Rustycaddy17
      @Rustycaddy17 Před 4 lety +29

      The British destroyed this city, not Russian!

    • @calogerohuygens4430
      @calogerohuygens4430 Před 4 lety +24

      @@Rustycaddy17 RAF bombed then red army bombed finally soviets demolished. In your opinion did Russians take care of Konigsberg demolishing everything valuable?
      Very strange concept of conservation is yours.

    • @Rustycaddy17
      @Rustycaddy17 Před 4 lety +13

      Calogero Huygens There are plenty of edifices that were spared by the Soviets, many of the ruins were not demolished until the 60s by the post-Stalin government. Why would they waste and exhaust money and resources to rebuild buildings with zero historical value of their former enemy? And the RAF did most of the work, it was already in ruins by the time the Red Army arrived, they only inflicted the final wounds.

    • @calogerohuygens4430
      @calogerohuygens4430 Před 4 lety +17

      @@Rustycaddy17 so you're agreeing with me that soviets destroyed an european city of great historical value for humanity in peacetime.
      That's a crime, buddy.

    • @Rustycaddy17
      @Rustycaddy17 Před 4 lety +4

      Calogero Huygens They didn’t destroy what was already destroyed by someone else :)

  • @konstantinlogashin9705
    @konstantinlogashin9705 Před 4 lety +16

    Пройтись бы теперь по этим местам и посмотреть как все изменилось. Уверен, 100 лет назад там было лучше чем сейчас...

    • @user-fc3sp7lb9h
      @user-fc3sp7lb9h Před 3 lety +1

      Вопрос спорный. Но одно отличие есть вне всяких сомнений. 100 лет назад не было пробок, а сейчас весь город стоит. Особенно в час пик.

    • @user-lq9jz9ct8e
      @user-lq9jz9ct8e Před 3 lety

      100 лет назад жило 50тыс.человек,а сейчас более 600тыс.

    • @juhanivaljataga7264
      @juhanivaljataga7264 Před 3 lety +3

      @@user-lq9jz9ct8e 100 let nazad v gorode žil okolo 300 tysiač čelovek, esli ne bolše. 1939 v gorode žil 370 000 graždan.

    • @user-lq9jz9ct8e
      @user-lq9jz9ct8e Před 3 lety

      @@juhanivaljataga7264 серьёзно,300тыс??в конце 19века???учите мат.часть!!!!

    • @juhanivaljataga7264
      @juhanivaljataga7264 Před 3 lety

      @@user-lq9jz9ct8e 100 let nazad byl 1921 god, y menja c mat vsjo v porjadke😎

  • @mariannabaumeier9826
    @mariannabaumeier9826 Před 3 lety +5

    Meine Heimat 💞

  • @NataliaKlv
    @NataliaKlv Před 8 lety +15

    У каждого города своя история, у этого такая. Я здесь родилась, выросла и люблю его таким, какой он был и какой есть сейчас. То, что в ролике, это печально, но это ход истории.

  • @igort3056
    @igort3056 Před 3 lety +9

    Какая архитектура, умели строить...

  • @Gesundheit888
    @Gesundheit888 Před 5 lety +6

    Don't forget Agnes Miegel, a Poet who wrote stories and poems about her Heimatland, Königsberg.

  • @ursus911
    @ursus911 Před 11 lety +7

    das ist sehr schön, möge man das Geschehene nicht vergessen
    שלום פֿאַר ישראל

  • @maicewolfrum5862
    @maicewolfrum5862 Před 6 lety +6

    Schön! Nice! The homeland from my fathers family.:-) Die Heimat meiner väterlichen Vorfahren. :-):-):-)

  • @Ostpreussen2011
    @Ostpreussen2011 Před 12 lety +7

    Very nice and interesting made - beautiful pictures in high quality

  • @smoothsailor5101
    @smoothsailor5101 Před 3 lety +10

    I was surprises about the broad streets and the wide perspectives of Konigsberg. Thanks for this lovely time travel.

  • @moryachok1569
    @moryachok1569 Před 3 lety +3

    My lovely city!

  • @allanscot1
    @allanscot1 Před 12 lety +6

    I have only recently discovered the beauty of this lost city and this little film is a lovely testament to that which has gone. War is evil, the innocent suffer most. The poor people of this city were made to pay a terrible price for the mistakes of their leaders. Thank you for posting this.

    • @stephenchallen1385
      @stephenchallen1385 Před rokem

      The victors were vengeful.

    • @karenfaulkner8635
      @karenfaulkner8635 Před rokem

      "Mistakes"?? Not mistakes, Evil!! My grandfather was from here and his family were transported and murdered. Not mistakes! Evil!

  • @robfrohwein2986
    @robfrohwein2986 Před 3 lety +3

    Very nice and clear photos !

  • @greateststarbyfar
    @greateststarbyfar Před 9 lety +9

    truly beautiful city:-)))

  • @mariannealemaneggert5539
    @mariannealemaneggert5539 Před 9 lety +4

    ¡Que pena!, he crecido oyendo a mi madre con 90 años hoy , nacio y paso
    su niñez y juventud en Königsberg, de donde era toda su familia y al ver esto se ha
    emocionada, que terrible es una guerra.

  • @MyLateralThawts
    @MyLateralThawts Před 3 lety +2

    My grandfather was born there. He left in 1927 when he joined the tiny 15,000 man navy, spending most of the rest of his life in another port city, Bremerhaven, which bore some eerie similarities to some of the images just shown.

  • @GiaFolchSchulz
    @GiaFolchSchulz Před 12 lety +17

    Danke!!!!!!!! meine liebe Stadt, sie fliesst in meinem Blut!!!!!!!!

  • @davidw9074
    @davidw9074 Před 3 lety +11

    Ich will das alte Königsberg (in Ostpreußen) zurück!

  • @user-pe1rq1kj6s
    @user-pe1rq1kj6s Před rokem +11

    Да здравствует город Кенигсберг!

    • @MaryMi-kd5zc
      @MaryMi-kd5zc Před 2 měsíci

      Почему же сразу так, литовцы и поляки могут поспорить, и назовут по своему

  • @user-ze5uj9hk6z
    @user-ze5uj9hk6z Před 3 lety +10

    Я родилась в Калининграде и живу в нем уже более 60 лет!Калининград очень зеленый город ,таким же зеленым был Кенегсберг!А на фото нет совсем деревьев,голый асфальт.Это не фото Кенегсберга! Я видела много фото Кенегсберга,а на этих нет ни королевского замка,ни Кафедрального собора,совсем не шпилей костелов,многих известных зданий!Да и ,кстати,город разбомбила английская авиация,центр города был сравнен с землей.А Кафедральный собор был ориентиром для летчиков,поэтому от него кто-то осталось и его смогли восстановить!!! А Калининград сейчас очень красивый город-город сад!

    • @user-wh1kl9fq8z
      @user-wh1kl9fq8z Před 3 lety +7

      Я тоже смотрю и ничего знакомого не вижу. Мой дед дошёл до Кенигсберга, а я здесь живу, вот уже 41 год.

    • @user-gy7qh6wx7j
      @user-gy7qh6wx7j Před 2 lety +1

      Люблю Калининград), тетя с дядей жили , напротив военно-морского училища. Из окна был виден шпиль с часами и фонтан .

    • @user-ly8ce3vf2t
      @user-ly8ce3vf2t Před 2 lety +2

      @@user-wh1kl9fq8z я тоже внимательно всматриваюсь ,но нет даже достопримечательностей Кенига. И первый архитектор Калининграда назвал бывший Кенигсберг - это даже не город- сад,а сад в городе. Настолько он утопал в зелени. Очень жаль ,что вырублены плодовые сады,шикарная сирень,кустарники,ароматный жасмин,бузина ,шиповник и прочие зелёные насаждения. Немцы знали что сажать. ...

    • @user-nz5lr9og5h
      @user-nz5lr9og5h Před rokem

      @@user-ly8ce3vf2t экрасиаый город русский недаром вс5едут на пимжж

  • @user-nt1ev5br4p
    @user-nt1ev5br4p Před 2 lety +3

    Мой любимый ГОРОД.Благодарю за видео!!

  • @user-xk3cu9zh2p
    @user-xk3cu9zh2p Před 3 lety +3

    Завораживает как Марс.........

  • @vincentadams9569
    @vincentadams9569 Před 5 lety +3

    why do I feel such a connection with this place and time??

    • @happyherbert1984
      @happyherbert1984 Před 3 lety +2

      I feel it, too, and I have that same question!
      Maybe because everything that once was vivud life is gone? And the history of a city and it's people was broken so rapidly and tragically....

    • @vincentadams9569
      @vincentadams9569 Před 3 lety +2

      @@happyherbert1984 Amazing Right?? Could it be so many people lived such unfinished lives with unfortunate souls how many needed to come back for a little bit of enjoyment!! I find it very odd in 1988 ridding around in Westphalia West Germany A rainy JULY 18th night which happened to be my Birthday 26th I ended up in this little village around 9:00/2100 and found this only Inn I walked in the door slammed behind me everyone turned their heads and greeted me with loud shouts of happiness and fun it looked liked the whole village was in this place!! After a few minutes of small talk and this older woman of about 55 who spoke perfect English approached me and I said it was my Birthday and she just said then the party is for you!!” And yelling it to the whole place in German as they all broke out singing to me I drank the whole night danced!! I never had a party like this for me in my own country in my own home by my own family and friends!! These were strangers the woman whose name was MaryAnna was of some importance she held the title of A a BARONESS which ment nothing today but a a title but Germans seem to still flaunt over Titles she explained how as a teenager after the war her father was killed and the allies stripped her of her holdings and even though they lived in a modest home that was also confiscated! They end up living in the town a few kliks over where I was and she and mother sought refuge she end up marrying a GI in the 50’s and moved to Minneapolis!! As a child growing up in The State I had this special interest in a land I never been in and even picked up some German words with the ease of knowing also a fascination with all things German and. The period of 1900. - 1945 even in America! A year later I visited Berlin for the first time I seemed to of known all about the city I WAS NEVER IN!! Even though it was Divided I roamed the city stood in places I somehow knew even as the city was Divided and a few months later the city would be reunited I returned back late Spring 95 Berlin was being built up and I also was in a few other places I seemed to have been drawn to Krakow I stood 45 days when I visited Auswitz I felt an uneasiness but I seemed to of also knew certain places mainly the officers and Kommandanten Building I went back to Berlin and got a job an apartment and by now I had already learned to speak German! If I told you I walked around that city like I knew everything every U and S Bahn stop like A Native!! I have many more connections with the Cities the Country the time the period and the people when seeing the bombing of certain towns I can’t help but feel a real true emotional pain that becomes me I can’t explain but even upon my visit to Dresden I felt a sick feeling like one has when they lost a friend or family member to a bad demise!! I lost a drinking friend in 2001 at The WTC attack that type of loss! I don’t know if the connection here is of spiritual connection or just whatever but as I get older things seem more as if they been accomplished like a tourist making a visit and saying ok it’s done it’s time to go life is over!! Just thought for all this!

  • @ColinH1973
    @ColinH1973 Před 10 měsíci

    Fascinating piece of work. I have been to Kaliningrad and some (though not a lot) of the views and buildings are still recognisable today. Thanks for this.

  • @marwi2091
    @marwi2091 Před 11 měsíci

    Beautiful and style old town . As most of German old towns which survived the IIWW

  • @user-fl2ox5me8c
    @user-fl2ox5me8c Před rokem

    KONIGSBERG
    SO WIE ES WAR...
    I'm RUSSIAN HAVE LIVED IN TILZIT & KONIGSBERG SINCE 1956 LOVE BOTH KONIGSBERG & КАЛИНИНГРАД IT WAS THE BEST IN EUROPE.....
    DER FANTASTISCHEN...

  • @ainara3832
    @ainara3832 Před 6 lety +9

    Город которого нет!😪😪😪а какая чистота города!эх, жаль что так вышло)))

  • @Ranwinix
    @Ranwinix Před 13 lety +2

    Good work. Thank you !

  • @pietrekmiara8316
    @pietrekmiara8316 Před 3 lety +4

    great german city

  • @spacecat142
    @spacecat142 Před 3 lety +7

    What a beautiful city it was! The Communists and further Russia made an ugly Kaliningrad out of Konigsberg.

  • @edytamucha8226
    @edytamucha8226 Před 2 lety +4

    I am a Pole - after the Germans we got 2 large centers - Wocław and Szczecin, and 15 cities with a population of over 100,000. Wrocław was destroyed between 70-80% - Szczecin in 70% and the rest of these cities were destroyed in the urban substance in the range of 30-95%. Now take a look at what Polish cities look like. Built - restored - they were restored to their former shape - even though we had no money and our capital was destroyed in 95%. We did it in parallel. Of course, a significant percentage of it could not be restored - it was mainly due to the fact that we had over the heads of communists who did not like the restoration of German monuments and often their opinion was final. Exactly - now let's look at Kalilingrad. The city was destroyed no more than the Polish one - and what does it look like now? The only thing that was left there was the cathedral on the island and a few individual objects scattered all over the city. THIS NOT ALLIAN BOMBARDINGS led to the present appearance of the city - but the Soviet government which pursued a deliberate policy of removing everything German. These are facts and stop blaming others. USSRs government has led to the situation that now Konigsberg, instead of the pearl of the Baltic, on a par with Gdańsk, has become a nasty communist reminder of the USSR's policy.

    • @tiborjedovszky980
      @tiborjedovszky980 Před rokem

      You are quite right!

    • @user-xi1vx1dh4j
      @user-xi1vx1dh4j Před 3 měsíci

      С какой стати русские должны были вкладываться в восстановление немецкой культуры? То, что осталось от бомбардировок, то сохранено, а вновь строить немецкую культура русским было ни к чему, нужно было свою восстанавливать. Нет смысла сравнивать Польшу и Россию, всё разное. Вы восстанавливали то, что вам и так было близко. Русские уважают чужую культуру, поверьте, но строить будут своё. А хорошо или плохо, это совсем другой вопрос.

    • @bramduss
      @bramduss Před měsícem

      Don't tell tales. After the war, the Poles hated the Germans for their crimes and would never restore German architecture. Those cities that you got suffered less than Koenigsberg at the hands of British aircraft in 1944.

  • @Lucas.seemund
    @Lucas.seemund Před 3 lety +1

    That's so sad to watch and imagine the city where my great grandfather was born in 1887 and how it is today...

  • @user-om9yg9oj4j
    @user-om9yg9oj4j Před rokem +2

    Да! был город Королевский,стал лагерно-барачным.Кстати у поляков есть много немецких городов,но они их реставрировали,а не разрушали.

    • @user-xi1vx1dh4j
      @user-xi1vx1dh4j Před 3 měsíci

      Польская и немецкая культуры почти одно и то же. Нельзя сравнивать. Россия свою культуру возрождала после войны.

  • @nilsshchce6489
    @nilsshchce6489 Před 10 měsíci +1

    Oh liebes Deutschland, wo bist du nur im alten Glanz geblieben. Liebe Grüße aus der Lüneburger Heide

  • @steffenmeier7204
    @steffenmeier7204 Před 10 lety +11

    Answer to John Smith: It was Stalin who made ww2 possible with his agreement with the Germans in 1939 to split and occupy Poland. And Leningrad sure looked somewhat like Dresden or Hamburg or Hiroshima after the war. beasts on all sides, also on yours.

    • @teltos6817
      @teltos6817 Před 3 lety

      As a result of the Munich agreement, the state of Poland in October 1938 supported Hitler's Germany in territorial claims to Czechoslovakia and annexed part of the Czech and Slovak lands, including the localities of Teszynska Silesia, Orava and Spisz. "poor Poland" gave the Soviets a reason to knock on the door.

    • @Corneliu555
      @Corneliu555 Před 3 lety +2

      ​@@teltos6817 What nonsense. What does this have to do with the attack on Poland? For the ussr, every reason was good to invade Poland. And yes, the USSR was an ally of the Nazis until Hitler attacked them. (Stalin congratulated Hitler on taking the Parisian and supplied him with raw materials). And get more knowledge about what you write

  • @kasshiori
    @kasshiori Před 3 lety +2

    Wie schöne breite Straßen.

  • @hernandorodriguez5119
    @hernandorodriguez5119 Před 3 lety +5

    Several children with no shoes! The clearest image 2:25.

    • @sergiy01
      @sergiy01 Před rokem

      Child labour is widespread, not only in tsarist Russia, but also in all civilized western countries at that time. The use of child labour has been banned in USSR (first in the world).

  • @sigridpurvis4369
    @sigridpurvis4369 Před 3 lety +1

    Ich bin in Koenigsberg geboren. Wir mussten 1944 fluechten. Ich kenne mein Geburtsort nur von Bildern.

  • @user-rv5en9nf4e
    @user-rv5en9nf4e Před 3 lety +2

    Так красиво было, сейчас НЕ ТО СТАЛО,

    • @sergiy01
      @sergiy01 Před rokem

      2:25 дети стоят босиком..... без обуви, в грязной одежде. Детский труд был широко распространен не только в царской России, но и во всех цивилизованных западных странах того времени. Использование детского наёмного труда стало запрещено только с образованием СССР (впервые в мире).

  • @123GlobalFailures
    @123GlobalFailures Před 12 lety +3

    Sad :( Since all those that had to fled and never got to see their homeland again. The generations die without seeing their homeland and next generations don't care as much..

  • @sd8827
    @sd8827 Před 3 lety +5

    Город сказка!очень жаль ,что много разрушено и не в остановлено.

  • @atlonpolskakrzysztofwojcik9152

    Już dzisiaj nie ma tego pięknego Królewca staromiejskiego co był kiedyś :"-(

  • @meeba-dev
    @meeba-dev Před 3 lety +4

    Koenigsberg is magnificent here, but now it's ruined and looks like dump. So sad fate of this place.

  • @user-ub4ue1ho8p
    @user-ub4ue1ho8p Před rokem +1

    Почему то почти нет балконов на фасадах зданий... 🤔🤔🤔

  • @Josser2000
    @Josser2000 Před 3 lety +1

    Das Herz von Ostpreußen

  • @simondebeer9917
    @simondebeer9917 Před 4 měsíci

    It would be great if there was some description of the street names & places during the video

  • @gunjansethi2896
    @gunjansethi2896 Před 8 lety +3

    The historical city that gave the world the subject of "Graph Theory"

  • @andreparnas7666
    @andreparnas7666 Před 10 měsíci +1

    Такой красивый город изуродовали русские и расстащили на мелкие камушки .Это пример уровня развития немцев и русских.

  • @Ostpreussen2011
    @Ostpreussen2011 Před 11 lety +1

    Well written

  • @BurkhardKrone
    @BurkhardKrone Před 10 lety

    Kann mir jemand sagen wie das Musikstück heißt das hier gespielt wird?
    Does anybody know the name of the composition?

    • @volkerbruckmann4912
      @volkerbruckmann4912 Před 5 lety +3

      Es ist der erste Satz aus "Eine kleine Nachtmusik" von Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart

  • @victorgomez79
    @victorgomez79 Před 2 lety

    Anybody knows if there is a museum in Genrmany or the actual place were konigsberg were ? In kaliningrad?

    • @dantedante839
      @dantedante839 Před 8 měsíci

      You aren't supposed to speak about in Germany. They pretend those aren't German cities because it causes way too much pain. Also people might call you "right-winger".

  • @zhaabxghj9968
    @zhaabxghj9968 Před 5 lety

    👍👍👍👌👌👌

  • @tadasbetneblinda5179
    @tadasbetneblinda5179 Před 7 lety +48

    Everything goes to ruins after russian presence.

    • @donaldporoshenko174
      @donaldporoshenko174 Před 7 lety +5

      TadasBET NEBlinda your brain like brain of rat.

    • @Gesundheit888
      @Gesundheit888 Před 5 lety +4

      Russian? No Bolshevik communist Jews.

    • @alphonsepipo1948
      @alphonsepipo1948 Před 5 lety +14

      Germany lost East Prussia to Russia (Königsberg) and Poland thanks to the (grandeur) madness, stupit decisions (military and moral) and crimes of Hitler and his followers who thought they could handle the whole world.
      Even without taken into acount the crimes against gypsies, jews, slavish people what idiot could believe that you can fight simultaneously in the west, Northern-Africa, Atlantic, in '41 declaring war onto the US and invading Russia and win ?
      Napoleon tried to take on Russia in 1812, reached Moscow and got stuck in winter. Idem -despite how good they may have been as soldiers- for the Germans (not equipped for winter + supply routes where to long so vulnerable for attacks of partizans). History repeated itself.
      Without Hitler Königsberg and the rest of East Prussia would be probably stil German. Dresden would still be magnificent just like Berlin, Hamburg, Köln, Munich , Hannover. Look at the old European historic cities like Budapest, Paris, Prague. There is only one man and his deciples to blame .

    • @ignasmarenaitis7212
      @ignasmarenaitis7212 Před 3 lety

      You have no brain at all chmo.

  • @inf290
    @inf290 Před 2 lety

    I love the graph theory so thanks I guess?

  • @olafstormer6185
    @olafstormer6185 Před 3 lety +1

    Imagine in these streets a few years later starving toddlers crawling around their killed and decaying moms in the ruins crying for food. That's what mankind can unfold.

  • @PlanetaryCitizen
    @PlanetaryCitizen Před 3 lety

    Nice accompanying music. What is it?

  • @TheTarget1980
    @TheTarget1980 Před 2 lety

    Speed to 2 and the video is perfect. One picture no longer than 5 seconds.

  • @TenOrbital
    @TenOrbital Před 3 lety +1

    The odd thing is, most of the street scenes could be anywhere in Germany or Austria-Hungary

  • @linajurgensen4698
    @linajurgensen4698 Před rokem +1

    Most beautiful town in the world completely destroyed in WW2.

  • @scacchina07
    @scacchina07 Před 11 lety +3

    I wish it could return as it was before....Damnatio memoriae :(....It's not right

  • @LS-oq3qh
    @LS-oq3qh Před 3 lety +3

    Saint Petersburg(Russia), Tallinn(Estland), Riga(Lettland), Vilnius(Lithuania), Nida(Lithuania), Konigsberg(Ex-Germany, present day Russia). The Baltic Region of Europe had and still has the best gorgeous looking cities of All Europe.

  • @zoonligt
    @zoonligt Před 11 lety

    Ich habe gehört (juli 2012) dass die Synagoge wieder mitten in der Stadt erstehen wird ( ist ein Ratsbeschluss).Im Moment steht da am selben Platz als dort die sjoel dort stand ein Dauerzirkus. Müsstest du als letzter Jude der alten Jüdischen Gemeinde eigentlich wissen.

  • @ceciliamolinero8201
    @ceciliamolinero8201 Před 3 lety

    What year it is?

  • @aliasDonaldDuck
    @aliasDonaldDuck Před rokem

    Die Musik erinnert an Little Amadeus

  • @Katharinabeta
    @Katharinabeta Před 2 lety

    Es schmerzt. Unendlich.

  • @illu3925
    @illu3925 Před 7 lety

    can you someone send a link to the pictures ? want to print one.

    • @hurikat3613
      @hurikat3613 Před 5 lety

      sites.google.com/site/mojkenigsbergkaliningrad/
      it's russian site, but all what u need here

  • @paulmeyer5682
    @paulmeyer5682 Před rokem

    1945 wurde dort 700 Jahre deutsche Geschichte brutal ausgetilgt.

  • @victorgomez79
    @victorgomez79 Před 2 lety

    I'm just looking for books about the history and the description of the historic buildings around all the city

  • @prof.m.ottozeeejcdecs9998

    Politicians have destroyed Germany and are still at it!

  • @user-yg5vd7zd5t
    @user-yg5vd7zd5t Před 8 lety +9

    Поучительные фотографии.Фотографам наверняка казалось. что они запечатлели лиш время .а улицы Кенигсберга -вечны...нет ни Кенигсберга ни этих улиц в том виде в каком они были Эх немцы предводители НАТОвского каманчи - ни чему Вас жизнь не учит.

    • @user-rv5en9nf4e
      @user-rv5en9nf4e Před 3 lety

      а вас чему-нибудь учит ????? Тоже НИЧЕМУ не учит.

  • @user-yd9uf4yx8r
    @user-yd9uf4yx8r Před 3 lety +5

    Те кто приезжал сюда учиться в большинстве своём остаются здесь в Кёнигсберге- Калининграде.Мой город,моя Родина.

  • @farseverosapirico6248
    @farseverosapirico6248 Před 3 lety

    A good film . A very good film . But .
    What a world ! Where Adolf Tortilowitz von Batocki Friede , Abel Ehrlich , Volker Lechtenbrinok , Beate Uhse ( :-) ), Marie Sharan as well as Patrick White und Humboldt , Kathe Kollwitz und Thomas Mann used to stroll , now the descendants of in-settlers of belarus, the ucraine as well as russia... Everything what is Ok here is German made . This is what I write to the videos of Königsberg :
    Königsberg had been creating famous people of great Importance , as :
    Regiomontanus : mathematician
    Cathleen Brandenburg ,Princess of Transsylvania Chr. Goldbach:
    mathematician Leonard Euler: mathematician Immanuel Kant : philosopher E.T.A. Hoffmann : writer , author G.H.L. Hagen : physicist G. R. Kirchoff:
    physicist
    K.R.König: physicist
    Otto Wallach chemist
    D. Hilbert : mathematician
    Erich von Drygalski : discoverer
    A. Sommerfeld: physicist
    Agnes Miegel: physicist
    Fanny Lewald: physicist
    H.A.Winkler : historian
    And no any russians , because russians are only russians .
    Many russians live on importing western made cars here, and selling them in Russia . It's their main point .
    But one has to, must add that this town teaches German ( good quality German ) language , some indigeous people speak much better German than a Berliner , as well as there are over 3 new German church buildings , and he people living here are somehow to Moscow as a Saint Petersburgers : they underestimate , belittle Moscow to their Kaliningrad . And : they seem like the Germans .
    The only thing what these people haven't done yet is to rename the town to Kantgad . Or to Königsberg ...
    And . The hitler has killed 40 million people , lenin has killed with his leninism-slav(e)s 100 million . In Germany there are NOT hitler statues , but in the land of the motherf.....r russians one can find a lot of statues of this mass murderer . Thank for the Hungarian and the Polish nations there are 20 more independent countries , and someone who is inside communist doesn't dare to say in a society , company any longer , hello , I am a leninist , communist ... :-)

  • @reinerhildebrand5915
    @reinerhildebrand5915 Před 3 lety +2

    wenn ich solche Bilder sehe, stelle ich mir vor, wie die Stadt jetzt aussehen würde, hätte es die Bomben nicht gegeben: Staus und Parkplätze, Leuchtreklame und Graffiti, Shishabars und Dönerbuden....

    • @peterlustig6888
      @peterlustig6888 Před 3 lety +1

      Alle deutschen Städte sind nur noch ein Schatten ihrer selbst. Deshalb setze ich mich auch für die Rekonstruktion ein. Aber Kulturmarxisten wie in Berlin versuchen das natürlich zu verhindern. Bestes Beispiel ist da der Stadtpalast.

  • @mohabatkhanmalak1161
    @mohabatkhanmalak1161 Před 3 lety

    Konigsberg - "The rose of the Baltic".

  • @user-lq9jz9ct8e
    @user-lq9jz9ct8e Před 3 lety +4

    Какой красивый город...а потом прилетели американцы с англичанами и закидали фосфором всю эту красоту вместе с жителями.чтоб СССР целым город не достался.

    • @sergiy01
      @sergiy01 Před rokem

      Гамбург, Кёльн, Дрезден, Данциг...... можно долго перечислять - пострадали не меньше Кёнигсберга от варварских англо-американских бомбардировок.

  • @andyx2299
    @andyx2299 Před 3 lety

    RIP heiliges Deutschland ❤

  • @norafridman6716
    @norafridman6716 Před rokem

    Мои предки жили там...