PRAGUE WW2 - Then and now

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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[IgnacioVeutroProductions]

Coming soon: NUREMBERG WW2 - Then and now

[DTslovak]

Wow! This video is best pictures! My grandfather was born in Prague in 1901. He moved to Canada in 1927. I am czech-Canadian and proud. 🇨🇿🇨🇦

[pclarke]

I'm just back from Prague and visited these areas with the before photos on my phone. An amazing place especially old town square and charles Bridge. Definitely will be back. Great video.

[robertkabatoff]

I love Prague and especially the Old Town Square. I have walked the Square on several occasions during my favorite time ; Christmas. Its hard to imagine that such a happy place where people meet, laugh and forget their troubles for a while has its bad memories. ....Prague is a beautiful place....

[NostalgiaHollywoods]

Excellent display. I love being able to match history with present. I've been to Prague 6 times, making my 7th trip soon. I can't wait to revisit these places with this in my mind.

[antonioacevedo]

Great work. History is not forgotten because of your efforts. THANK YOU!!!

[ishcaby]

Thank you so much for sharing this. I just came back from a trip to Prague, Vienna and Salzburg. We must be kindred spirits. Keep these videos coming. Much appreciated.

[ehayes]

Every single time, it's absolutely stunning to see the Now & Then images together! Even though we see each one again at the end, I still go back & watch it another time; wonderful work & thank you!🇺🇸

[didierdb]

Je n'ai pas de mots assez fort pour exprimer mon admiration par rapport à ce montage qui une fois de plus est remarquable .Ignacio vous méritez une médaille pour ce travail de mémoire auxquels vous consacrez j'imagine une grande partie de votre temps .MERCI DIDIER de Belgique

[Lukeriha]

Great job Mr.Ignacio! Thank You so much. Lukas from Olomouc, Czech Rep.

[petrsevcik]

What a perfect job! Hopefully you enjoyed your stay here 🙏🇨🇿 Greetings from Turnov, Czechia

[Russell]

Excellent production again Ignacio, I know how much effort it takes getting to the locations and getting the now photo composition spot on. Congratulations on making this, I am so looking forward to the Anthropoid one as well. All the best mate.

[rosesprog]

Absolutely gorgeous images, excellent musical score, impeccable production, I provide the emotions. Thank you.

[fln]

Just an incredible amount of determination and skill to find and take pictures in all these photographs taken by Nazi photographers and then to overlay them with such precision! Great job and look forward to more!

[javiedames]

your photos have blown me away GREAT JOB!

[asya]

This is great. People watching will get a sense of the history of these places and will learn a lot.

[camila]

I live 2 minutes from Francouzka street where the photo of the barricade was taken. I had never seen that photo before, it makes me feel emotional. We walk those streets and the buildings are common sight for us but so many stories took place there.

[scottlofye]

Very well done! Thank you for this and your other videos.

[paulcooper]

Superbly structured. Well done, and thank you.

[garyfff]

Incredible work, well done.i love Ww2 history ive seen all the spots covered except the assassination area. Suprised you didnt show the church of St Cyril's.I was told by a Czech History teacher ( who i talked to in a bar) that all Czech school kids are taken there.Its so important that important history like Prague is never forgoten.