OBERSALZBERG WW2 - Then and now (1)

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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Here the content of THEN AND NOW CHANNEL until today:

[tlk]

history should never be destroyed good or bad. It serves as a reminder to the past and not to repeat it

[kalevipoeg]

Standing in the exact spot *he* stood really gives me the chills - incredibly well lined up shots that show how much yet how very little has changed since 1945!

[CallsItLikeISeizeIts]

funny how everyone tries to erase history instead of using it as a teaching point. I was lucky to visit many of these before they were leveled, and the emotions were immense. Not the same a same as a patch of grass. In the Eagles Nest, there were pictures on the wall of Hitler leaning on the stone wall looking out and one was able to put your hands in the exact same spot on the ledge as his hands had been and ponder what the hell was that madman thinking while looking out over some of the loveliest land in all of Germany. Very impactful to say the least

[InFltSvc]

My Grandfather was in this was as a combat engineer. He made it back to his family here in the USA after the war was over. He was an incredible man and I miss him dearly as well as my Grandmother. My mother was only 6 but remembers the rations here in the US, while it was not as bad as in Europe it was still hard. So many men fought and so many died in the name of liberation for the countries overseas. I honor every single man that fought and have the highest respect for them.

[renelogtenberg]

How precise can a person be? This is perfection.

[architude]

I dont know if you've stretched or rescaled shot overlays, but that was truly epic work to position oneself as close as can be to the original record, and your work to produce the overlays are all very poignant. Your efforts are congratulated and appreciated. Well done.

[larryburwell]

To me a military collector and history person this is an amazing video where you morph photo over photo. Amazing job. Thank you for doing this and posting . You have preserved history

[craiglittle]

By far, the best picture history of the Obersalzberg on the internet.
Good job.

[jeffreym.keilen]

Loved the overlays of the then and now photos. Really makes you see how fast nature reclaims. Great presentation.👍

[bruceanderson]

I spent four nights at the Turken Hotel in September 2001. It was the end of a D-Day to The Eagles Nest WW2 tour. We pulled into Bastogne, Belgium for two nights on the morning of September 11, 2001.. I will not ever Forget that Day. What a beautiful area the Obersalzberg is!

[davidhardy]

Absolutely amazing. Best video of this type I've ever seen. Very atmospheric and wonderful for those of us who can't visit this historically important site . A heartfelt thanks for this 🙏

[StoneShards]

A very effective presentation style! The superimposition of different historical timeframes from the identical perspectives produces a "haunting" effect! I've never seen this done as well as it is done here!

[ruffotheobald]

Excellent production, extreme precision with the images. It is worth the hours of work that you must do invested in it.
I waited for the next videos.

[josefkruticj]

Incredible work! It's like going back in time. Well done!

[jmorado]

As a lover of history, I am in awe of how this video is put together. I can really put myself there to take it all in Amazing.

[arbenkarpuzi]

So sad it was destroyed. Would be a great piece of history to visit this house these days! Even they did terrible things.. history is always very interesting!

[royhodge]

Fantastic! This is by far the best "then and now" video I have ever viewed. I can only imagine the work you put into this having tried a "then and now" with one photograph with limited success. Subscribed and looking forward to your next production.

[buffett]

This is an outstanding video so well put together. A great sense of human tragedy and loss pervades the photography and ghosts seem to pervade the geography. Thank you for this. For the sake of the millions lost on both sides, let us never forget.

[androidemulator]

As someone who wishes to visit this site, i appreciated the then-and-now overlays (almost augmented-reality), so one can locate and touch the actual history. Thank you for your efforts. :)

[Austria]

If they had not destroyed the Berghof, today for Germany would be a big tourist attraction, even more history on display.