Wien - Vienna 1939 - Stadtrundgang - City Roundtrip

Wien - Vienna 1939 - Stadtrundgang - City Roundtrip - Wiener Eislauf Verein

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Жыл бұрын

Kamerabesuch in Wien, im Januar 1939. Die Stadt zeigt sich geschäftig und mit viel Verkehr. Der Verlust der Eigenständigkeit Österreichs seit 1938 zeigt sich an der Beflaggung der öffentlichen Gebäude und an den Propagandatafeln des "Winterhilswerks" (WHW) mit der Aufschrift: Ein Volk hilft sich selbst. Neben den bekannten Sehenswürdigkeiten der Stadt zeigt dieser unbekannte Amateurfilmer aus dem Rheinland auch die gigantische Freilufteisfläche des Wiener Eislauf Vereins. Schliesslich Szenen vom Flughafen. Anfragen: archiv@koelnprogramm.de
Camera visit to Vienna in January 1939. The city appears to be busy and with a lot of traffic. The loss of Austria's independence since 1938 is reflected in the flags and the propaganda boards of the "Winter Hilswerk" (WHW) with the inscription: A people help themselves. In addition to the well-known sights of the city, this unknown amateur filmmaker from the Rhineland also shows the gigantic open-air ice rink of the Vienna Ice Skating Association. Finally scenes from the airport. Requests: archiv@koelnprogramm.de

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@schnabeljoachim4357 Жыл бұрын

hochachtung vor den filmpionieren von damals, ohne sie hätten wir nicht diese bewegten bilder und auch nicht den einblick in das leben unserer vorfahren, danke für das hochladen und im hintergrund die archivarbeiten hochachtungsvoll joachim schnabel

@boandlkramer2539 Жыл бұрын

Irgendwann muss ich mal nach Wien fahren 🚙 und mir das mal alles ansehen 😊

@tomduggan51 Жыл бұрын

Filmschatzarchiv, Vielen Dank fur dieses Blick aus Wien in die vergangene Zeiten/Thanks for this view of pre-war Vienna!

@rosesprog1722 Жыл бұрын

That was one year after the Anschluss, life looks like it's pretty much normal, I always wondered. Ah wow, skating on Strauss, my dream!!!! Here in Quebec we have the ice, as to the composers... there is some work left to do I suppose! Thank you, lovely images.

@user-krumskaua-7roza Жыл бұрын

Шикарный ролик! Сколько допотопной архитектуры!

@user-mn1ot2zg7u 7 ай бұрын

Meine liebe Mutter auf die Welt gekommen. ❤

@jean6872 Жыл бұрын

*_It reminded me of my trip there in 1977 when I enjoyed Kaffee mit Kuchen at the Mozart Café. I remember it well and wondered why the waiter also brought me a glass of water when I had not ordered one._*

@tenrebla Жыл бұрын

Austria und auch Deutschland Ich liebe diese Laender.

@philip5117 Жыл бұрын

Austria= Österreich ***

@otmarna9292 Жыл бұрын

Der Blick in längst vergangene und auch ganz andere normale Zeiten stimmt mich etwas depressiv. Trotzdem sehr schöne Aufnahmen.

@dietrichzollner7897 Жыл бұрын

For context for those curious: After WW1 and the collapse of Austria's empire, they were forbidden from unifying with Germany despite a massive popular push to do so (with the newly-founded Austrian Republic even originally naming itself "The Republic of German-Austria". The rise of the Nazis somewhat hurt unification propaganda somewhat hurt this movement due to its conflict with the home-grown Austrian fascist movement, but this ended with the assassination of the Austrian Chancellor by Nazi sympathizers. The annexation of Austria happened under the demand of Hitler, and only afterwards did he hold a referendum on whether or not the Austrians supported this. While the ballots were not secret and were absolutely done in such a way as to favour the Nazis, it is undeniable that a majority of the Austrian people favoured the Anschluss, or "Connection", between the oldest German land and Germany itself. Very little resistance to this idea existed and that which did tended to be based on ideas of Austrian nationalism (such as the Trapp family from the entertaining but deeply inaccurate Sound of Music) rather than specific opposition to Nazi ideology.