AMAZING historic photos (and the stories behind them) You May NEVER Have Seen (Episodes 1-4)
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- čas přidán 11. 09. 2024
- Compilation of a video series that I originally released in 2022.
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This is a compilation of four videos I did in early 2022 so for those of you who have been around a while you may have seen some of this before. Also, I should point out that the picture supposedly of Putin with Reagan in the first episode is almost certainly NOT Putin. Also (since I know there will be comments) - I know the barricades in Les Miserables are from the 1832 June rebellion and not 1848, I was just pointing out the familiarity of them.
I wasn't expecting such long form top-tier content today, but here we are.
“This one kind of graphic” it’s a picture of Wilson 🤣
The picture of the Chinese baby crying always gets me because both sides of my family are from the Shanghai area and my grandfather was a general in the Nationalist army and probably would have been involved in the fighting at that time. My father was born in 1941 and he and his family lived in Nanjing during the war while Shanghai was occupied by the Japanese.
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CZcams: “annnnnd it’s gone, your monetization for this video is all gone”
I love these photos. So much history documented for future generations to see.
Your narration made this whole series amazing!!! Thank you!
The Wilson formation made me chuckle
super random and maybe a little weird but i love falling asleep to these long-form videos. ive seen them probably like 5 times over already so its nice to listen to as i doze off!
Thank you for pulling these together and sharing again. Very cool and I missed them the first time
I loved these the first time I saw them and I still love them today. No matter how many times you look at old photos you can always find something you never saw before. The D-Day landing photo I notice the smoke from the shell behind the beach. I’ve looked at that photo a hundred times and this was the first time I saw it. I hope you do this again. The photos are amazing with history they tell. 👍😊
at 9:14, Morphia Sulph... Pretty sure this is good ol' Morphine... it would fit well with the rest of the overkill ingredients in that bottle... not really solving the issue, but making sure you don't notice it anymore...
Very cool set of episodes! There were a few I hadn't seen before. One point of note, concerning the piper. Not all pipers were Scottish. There were quite a number of Highland units in Canada, Australia and other British Imperial countries who had served in the trenches. One, Piper James Richardson, was awarded the Victoria Cross, posthumously. He was a member of the Seaforth Highlanders in British Columbia, Canada. Hope at some point you do some more of these famous photos.
If you ever do more of these I'd love to see you look at some photos of the NI Troubles. Especially the "PREPARE TO MEET THY GOD" one of a bomb diffusor with an unfortunate sign. Probably my favourite photograph of all time.
Such videos are amazing for me. I am at the end of my Masters degree in Photographic history and Chris your knowledge on photography is as amazing as history.
In the photograph of President Roosevelt speaking atop a turret of a US Navy ship, you were visably shaken by the man resembling Wilson. It doesn't ruin the photo, it just adds an element of discomfort.
What a fascinating idea for a video. I love the stories behind old photos like these, some of them are jaw dropping.
Easily the best video I’ve watched of yours and I’ve watched hundreds!
So good to see you're almost at 400k. Congrats😊. I love it when you share these photos. I've seen some of these photos before. The atomic bomb one, definitely.
When Sweden switched left-side driving to right-side driving, they did it in two stages: first the trucks and public transport, just to see if it worked. The rest followed 2 months later.
It’s awesome to see these old photos
This was a fantastic watch and i and a few other would love more photo videos
This truly is great content, almost constant goosebumps looking at some of these pics
A new episode coming soon. Just waiting for approval from the sponsor so I can make it live.
Awesome episode man, you should do a video about the Hatfield and McCoy Feud!
I’m hoping to get down there in 2024 sometime to do some stuff on that. My family is from Eastern Ky.
@@VloggingThroughHistory nice bro, keep up the good content! Historical images are important for people to see. I’ve always been interested in Hatfields and McCoys, nobody truly knows why it started supposedly over a stolen pig.. it’s just crazy.
We definitely need more videos of this
One of my favourite historic photographs is that of the Titanic and Olympic together in a drydock in 1912. They look majestic and it is a surprising photo for many people who don't know there were two of these type of ships.
Picture suggestion: 'Archduke Franz Ferdinand of Austria posing as a mummy while in Cairo, 1894.'
Note: He wasn't wrapped in bandages but had his picture taken while standing inside a sarcophagus that had the face cut out.
Side note: I put a link to this image in a comment on a previous video of yours, but I can't seem to find it, so something must've gone wrong due to there being a link in the comment, so I won't link it here, just copy the bit between the apostrophes and paste into Google and... you get the picture.
Listen to 1:00
I think, Bismark is already dead in this picture. Look at the bandage holding his chin up. This is what is done to recently deceased people to hold the chin up.
Yes. He is. I didn’t know that at the time.
@@VloggingThroughHistory The only reason I know is because I have seen that picture before. Unless.you know exactly what to look for, it is hard to tell anyway
48:55 damn, that's a brutal picture
Love this. So cool.
German Maj. Josef Gangl (photo) who with US Army Capt. John Lee 23 Tank Battalion 12 Armor Division 21 corps fought the SS at Castle Itter. Some say it was the last battle of WW2
The stalin one, if you do not know what kimd of person he was, was actually kind of cute, like an old grandpa joking around
5:55 I don't think it was a mess with this switch of sides - for sure not in Sweden. I heard from one Swedish lady, that during that change, for few hours it was prohibited to drive a car to avoid such mess. And then for 10 minutes every "essential vehicle" which anyway had to move, had to stop and carefully change the sides. And I think it was done during a night. Does it make sense?
That picture Jefferson Davis being sworn in was really cool to see. I never knew that existed
Morphia Sulph is Morphine Sulphate AKA liquid Morphine..
Epic history tv uploaded a new video on admiral kolchak would love to see ur reaction to it!!!
Photographs on this vid are deadly mind-blowing, especially the cough syrup 😂
I am still only partway through so I'm not sure if it comes up later, but the closeup pic of Czar Nicholas II and King George V together.
The similarity in appearance between the royal cousins (related through their grandmother, Queen Victoria) was such that the same actor Tom Hollander played King George V, Czar Nicholas II, and Kaiser Wilhelm II in The King's Man.
He did indeed, though Nicholas II was not a grandson of Victoria (his wife was her granddaughter). Nicholas and George V were related through their mothers who were sisters.
@@VloggingThroughHistory Thanks for the clarification!
ooooo awesome video idea!
That cough syrup with a shot of Jagermeister would fix you right up.
And yeah that's Morphine,
Morphine Sulphate.
There’s a photo of Theodore Roosevelt riding a moose that is absolutely legendary
This video is amazing
53:42 behind Queen Victoria is her son's Albert and Arthur
There’s is a great video similar to this but its voices instead of photos. Really cool to hear what some of these people sounded like.
My favourite videos
I remember reading that up until WWI the various related monarchs of Europe helped prevent large wars for the most part, but the system failed, and failed permanently. And then that system was dismantled in almost every country.
Amazing content!
Some commentary for the algorithm.
Does anybody know how to get any of these photos in print form?
Love your content 🎉🎉🎉❤❤❤❤❤
In 5:51 they were relatives to eachother
"I have no son by that name" - Ol' Joe Steel
Have you ever thought of reacting to history podcasts? I would love your reaction on one of the dan Carlin podcasts.
the photo of the 7 kings the center setting guy is the carz NICOLUS
No it isn't. He did not attend. That's King George V who could have passed for his twin, as you'll see in the photo I showed of the two of them.
Wow, James Buchanan must’ve been about 6’3”
one of my favorite fotoes is of ss ile de france along side the sinking of andrea doria
Do more of this content
Les mis does not portray the revolution of 1848, it shows the failed uprising of 1832 against Philippe
Correct. See my pinned comment.
This is pretty random but there are several photos of world leaders swimming in pools and rivers, including Sadam Hussein, Chairman Mao and Nikita Khrushchev. Mao was trying to prove that he was fit and healthy as he led the Cultural Revolution.
I stumbled across a picture once of a baseball game from 1962 at the then brand new DC stadium which would eventually be named RFK Stadium and in the stands in the front row are JFK, LBJ, Jimmy Hoffa and future NBA commissioner Larry O'Brien
19:22 why did you not want to talk about him?
That picture of the kings in Windsor, I mistook King George V for Czar Nicholas. Weren't they brothers? Or related somehow?
1st cousins. Their mothers were sisters.
Comment about Einstein and segregation made me laugh. Was more segregation in US than Germany. Blacks had to give up seats to German POWs on buses in the south
Bro do you not know why Einstein fled Germany, Einstein was Jewish and if you know about Germany at this time you know abt the holocaust
To be fair, I wouldn't be caught dead defending Jim Crow America but to say it was more segregated than Nazi Germany is not a stretch, it's just wrong.
@@Vish250 I know that. I also know America treated Germans better than her black people
@Vish250 and I read a story on BBC website a few years ago. A Sierra Leone guy was in RAF bomber shot down early in war. He was only black man in camp for years. only thing said to him by Germans was you shouldn't be here this is white man's war 🤔. Some would argue Gernany treated blacks better than Anerica lol
@@sheronasims6783 Their treatment of blacks may have been around the same as that of the State's but their treatment of Jews was so abhorrent it trumps Jim crow laws tenfold.
give us some photos of cities before they were really developed!
Like as native settlements
15:20 Is that a colorized photo, but didn't colorize Einstein?
@8:58 morphia sulfate is morphine! Just the perfect amount of heroin to go with your alcohol, cannabis and chloroform concoction 👍🏻👍🏻
The Picture with Roosevelt as a boy in the window. He just looks like a speck of dust on the lends, so how do we know thats actually him? You've never shared how we known that. Its important to me to know why I believe something.... most the time at least... when the thought pops in my head. lol
Because we know what building that is, and we know exactly when the photo was taken. Roosevelt himself confirmed it.
Abraham Lincoln was 6’4” … yes, tall but not like a giant.
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