Gießen Germany 🇩🇪 | City in Hessen State ,Walking 4K 60fps UHD 

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Dönertreff 24

Gießen is my hometown too, 20 years, to see it again was really shocking !

Wo bist du jetzt?

@@kiyo211 in Kalifornien, USA

Es una buena ciudad para vivir.

ben gittim oralara pek sevemedim

@@女神しのぶ Aslında bu o an ne hissettiğinle alakalı artık evde ne kadar vakit geçirdiysem demek oralarda yürümek istedim..bir de beni etkileyen ağaçlar ve çiçekler bir düzen varmış gibi görünüyor ,o da hoşuma gitti.. ayriyeten ☺️ dünyayı gezme istediğim de var ..yani hayaller çok 🤦🏻😅😅🤲🏻

Giessen harika bir yer ben çok sevmiştim 3 ay yaşadım buralarda anılar canlandı gözümde sene 2017 ydi vay beee

Gerek genç nüfusu gerek üniversiteleri tam bir matematik mühendisliği harikaydi gerçekten

Place you do no?

What exactly?

@@swish6143 Look at the people in the streets, do you see Germans?

Yes, plenty

@@g.s.2846There are multiple issues with this comment. 1. Does skin color or visual appearance determine nationality? No, it doesn’t. 2. Is there an actual problem arising from people of different ethnical background being in germany, or more concretely giessen? No, not if you’re not a piece of racist trash. 3. Are there only people from non-german ethnical background (at least judging by visuals) in this video? No, open your eyes.

@@niklas6882 Ad 1. Not always, but often. Especially in connection with their behavior and, what you cannot hear in the video, their language. If they have a German passport or not is not the criterion. Ad 2. In Gießen in 2021 there lived 18,2% of non-German ethical background, 42% of the severe crimes were originated in people of non-German ethical . You can read it it the report of the police. Ad 3. Look at the scenes in Seltersweg. In the later part of the video, they filmed the students' cafes. There we see different appearance and behavior. I spent 20 years in Gießen, as a child, a pupil, 2 years as a student. Sorry for mistakes, English is a foreign language for me.