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NurseJackie

(42,862 posts)
Sun Nov 11, 2018, 03:39 PM Nov 2018

Nov 11, 1918 - Scenes in Paris, France on Armistice Day (speed corrected w/ added sound)



Old film of Paris, France on last the day of World War 1, November 11, 1918. Set to a natural rate and added in sound for ambiance. The musical extracts throughout are from 1918 or thereabouts.
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Nov 11, 1918 - Scenes in Paris, France on Armistice Day (speed corrected w/ added sound) (Original Post) NurseJackie Nov 2018 OP
So powerful. People then are just like people today. sharedvalues Nov 2018 #1
Right on, well said. We must be very careful now, democracy's at great risk. appalachiablue Nov 2018 #2
Great find! I feel I am there MaryMagdaline Nov 2018 #3
Great film. I'm amazed at the number of American flags. George II Nov 2018 #4
We forget WW1...but there are direct links to WW2 angstlessk Nov 2018 #5
I can understand how some cultures believe that pictures taking can take a bit of one's soul ... marble falls Mar 2019 #6
I know what you mean. NurseJackie Mar 2019 #7

sharedvalues

(6,916 posts)
1. So powerful. People then are just like people today.
Sun Nov 11, 2018, 04:28 PM
Nov 2018

We must be vigilant today.
The wealthy and the authoritarians are using propaganda to accumulate power and wealth, and putting our world at risk, just as 100 years ago. We must be vigilant.

angstlessk

(11,862 posts)
5. We forget WW1...but there are direct links to WW2
Sun Nov 11, 2018, 11:19 PM
Nov 2018

But happy to see every one happy to see such a destructive war end

marble falls

(57,333 posts)
6. I can understand how some cultures believe that pictures taking can take a bit of one's soul ...
Mon Mar 4, 2019, 10:07 AM
Mar 2019

away. Its amazing what a difference sound makes and how immediate the restoration makes the whole piece of film seem.

NurseJackie

(42,862 posts)
7. I know what you mean.
Mon Mar 4, 2019, 10:11 AM
Mar 2019

I'm really impressed with the sound effects. Someone really thought about it and synchronized them to what we're seeing on screen. Clip clops, motors, children laughing, workers, bells clanging... it's all done very well and it really helps to set the mood and take you there.

I watch ALL of these in full screen mode... just to immerse myself.

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