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Visiting Eisenhüttenstadt, formerly known as Stalinstadt

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What is left of the only newly created city in East Germany, once called Stalinstadt?
This video shows a city tour, showing the highlights.
Museums:
• Museum Utopie und Alltag - Dokumentationszentrum Alltagskultur der DDR: www.utopieunda...
• Städtisches Museum Eisenhüttenstadt: www.museum-eis...
City walk:
Tour description (only in German, but with helpful map): www.eisenhuett...
Signage for the most important buildings is available in German and English and contains a QR-code.
Info about Eisenhüttenstadt (German only):
www.eisenhuett...
Book I used:
Architekturführer Eisenhüttenstadt - Martin Maleschka: amzn.to/432f4BP
I'd like to thank the Museum Utopie und Alltag for allowing me to film their exposition!
Sources:
• Lindenallee: By Bundesarchiv, Bild 183-75141-0002 / CC-BY-SA 3.0, CC BY-SA 3.0 de, commons.wikime...
• Rathaus: By A.Savin - Own work, FAL, commons.wikime...
• Eisenhüttenkombinat Ost: By Bundesarchiv, Bild 183-1990-1108-001 / CC-BY-SA 3.0, CC BY-SA 3.0 de, commons.wikime...
• Blast Furnace: By Bundesarchiv, Bild 183-10293-0004 / CC-BY-SA 3.0, CC BY-SA 3.0 de, commons.wikime...
• Tom Hanks: By Eva Rinaldi from Abbotsford, Australia - Baz Luhrmann, Eva Rinaldi (2), Olivia Dejonge, Austin Butler,Tom Hanks, CC BY-SA 2.0, commons.wikime...

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@donallen8414 Год назад

As my job is building steel plants, I also worked some five years ago inside that steel plant. It's well maintained and run by qualified engineers. The company does invest into the plant and expand production. After 1990, it had to be upgraded to modern emission standards and the quality standards for the final products had to be improved. To me, it looks like it will be one of the few former East German plants that will stay in operation for many years to come.

@eastgermanyinvestigated Год назад

That's interesting. Thanks!

@jxjbfj24 Год назад

My family (mothers side) comes from eisenhüttenstadt, I personally think it’s a pretty town

@chadwahl9085 Год назад

I'm surprised Bald and Bankrupt didn't visit this town just for the murals .

@jaskkk Год назад

he didn't have the order from his elder intelligence officer to go there! ;)

@johnsinclair4621 10 месяцев назад

I have the feeling that he has the tendency to show us mostly the ugly or obviously totalitarian looking parts of former communist countries. I don’t know if he does this consciously, but I doubt that he would make a video saying: „Look here, this town was actually quite nice“.

@valiciprian2061 Год назад

În România it was Brașov that was called Stalin City between 1951 and 1961. Brașov was originally a german City of the german minority from Romania. Originally it was called Kronstadt

@olaf4205 Год назад

It reminds me of the Polish city of Nowa Huta (New Ironworks). It was founded in 1949. It also has Stalinist roots. Eisenhütte and huta means the same :)

@scrabbymcscrotus7481 11 месяцев назад

*Neuhütten

@edlawrence5059 11 месяцев назад

What does 'Eisen' mean?

@konkon3955 11 месяцев назад

@@edlawrence5059 Iron

@scrabbymcscrotus7481 11 месяцев назад

Iron @@edlawrence5059

@Icelandchan Год назад

I lived there for so many years. It's crazy to see these pictures. The hospital I was born in and the Bierstube my parents met in :,) I even got a glimpse of my primary school. When you are interested in this stuff it really is worth a visit. But I would never want to move back. Still, great to see.

@RamMohammadJosephKaur 2 месяца назад

Why wouldn't you want to move back where are you settled now?

@Icelandchan 2 месяца назад

@Mahalakshmi-Khan oh it's very small, and work is hard to find. My parents moved away, too. I myself live in a bigger city now but still in Eastern Germany.

@bartoszwalaszek3024 Год назад

I accidentally came across your channel. I am delighted with it. Lots of interesting facts about the previous era. I was born in 80s , I remember communism. Currently, many people in Poland return to the topic of architecture from this period. I'm glad that there are people in Germany who are interested in this. Regards from Poland and England, where I currently live 🇩🇪 🇵🇱 🇬🇧

@mx338 Год назад

There never was communism, it was socialism which is a development stage before communism.

@caspa7 Год назад

I grew up there, went to Juri-Gagarin-School from 85-89. Fond memories of a much more buzzing place back then but also scary encounters with Stasi folks.

@eastgermanyinvestigated Год назад

Thanks for sharing. You must feel sad to see some parts of the city in its current state.

@caspa7 Год назад

@@eastgermanyinvestigated Yeah it's a bit like that scene from Inception where the sea is eating away from the rotting city of "Limbo".. exactly that feeling I have now seeing these empty patches and abandoned places that once thrived. In my dreams Eisenhüttenstadt is still complete.

@davidjones332 Год назад

This is a place I've always been curious about, not least for the name. It's interesting to see how it compares to "new towns" in other places, especially the attempt to temper its totalitarian functionality with some art for the masses. Thanks for the tour.

@valentinsn-ostalgiemodellbahn Год назад

A very well prepared documentary about this unique city, a special heritage site in East Germany (former GDR). Hopefully it will encourage some Berlin visitors to take the train a head for this special place. All the best Valentin

@railway187 Год назад

This city can provide inspiration for modeltrain layouts 🙂🙋‍♂️

@valentinsn-ostalgiemodellbahn Год назад

@@railway187 So much ideas, absolutely true!

@19iason19 11 месяцев назад

Fun fact: while Eisenhüttenstadt was a new founded city, it is located between two elder towns, Schönfliess and Fürstenberg. Both towns kept their own identity until today. People never really got used to the feeling of living in a new city. The museum Utopie and Alltag is worth a visit.

@tortillawrap6955 Год назад

buntglas = stained glass window What always makes me sad about these kinds of videos is the artists are always unknown, would be so interesting to understand the way these artworks were made and by whom!

@XalphYT Год назад

The stained-glass windows were made by DAS VOLK. _(My guess is a lot of skilled people worked in anonymity in the DDR.)_

@Manaklyps 11 месяцев назад

Sadly, after reunification East German artists were often dismissed as socialist kitsch and did not receive much recognition.

@MetDaan2912 11 месяцев назад

I think the city looks very nice! Love the architecture and all the different art pieces.

@buckwylde7965 Год назад

Excellent video! So interesting to see what the SED did with a blank page when it came to city planning. They were successful in making a clean break with the past as you mentioned that you did not feel like you were in a German city.

@boink800 Год назад

Many of the buildings were built in the Soviet style of the era. It seemed that they used the ideas of their big socialist brother from the USSR.

@user-fb9ql8bm2e Год назад

It’s not a “German city” in the traditional sense, but East Germany intended this to be a city that exemplifies German socialism. It’s a glimpse into futuristic socialist construction and what many new towns could have grown to look like had the DDR survived. East Germans found a good balance in this regard, they preserved the historic character when rebuilding cities destroyed in the war (eg Dresden, Magdeburg) yet began to develop a uniquely East German style - evident in the buildings and art of this video.

@timjohnson689 Год назад

Thank you so much for putting together this fascinating video! I really enjoyed it. I'm very grateful that you have made the effort to make the videos in English so they are more widely accessible. Thank you.

@vinnyfanneran3116 Год назад

Thank you so much for all of your hard work in creating these videos. I think everyone who watches feels the same appreciation.

@felipeitoanuatti 11 месяцев назад

I only knew of the existence of this town thanks to a Tom Hanks interview on Letterman!

@mane771000 Год назад

It looks like typical soviet city, or modern Russian city with lots of soviet buildings, especially those mosaics, almost all soviet buildings have those mosaics in my city, always love them. And the theater looks exactly like small local theaters in Russia.

@philwanadoo7435 11 месяцев назад

so beautiful those soviet cities...😆😆😆

@videogamemusicrenditionsby7625 11 месяцев назад

Amazing...

@liamhickey359 11 месяцев назад

Probably much better constructed.

@nomistraveller780 11 месяцев назад

What is your city call?

@Ari_G73 Год назад

Canadian here. I really love your East Germany videos. Thank you for educating us!

@robertmead9234 Год назад

I love this channel! I've been fascinated by the Iron Curtain countries since I was a kid.

@Hongaars1969 Год назад

Another informative and in depth presentation. Each episodes, I learn so much more. Thank you.

@c.smythe8905 Год назад

Agree, very interesting and well presented

@brucedanton3669 Год назад

I have read of the city here before so well done to you for the upload here of course so too. Thank you as well!

@ned900 Год назад

Found this channel yesterday, have consumed most of the content already, facinating, well presented.

@eastgermanyinvestigated Год назад

Thank you!

@voytechmaas7424 Год назад

Today the algorithm suggested me this channel. Really interesting content. Now i am your follower and look forward to watching new videos :)

@NoirFan01 3 месяца назад

A few years ago at a German film festival in San Francisco I saw the movie “The Silent Revolution” which was set in Eisenhuttenstadt. “group of twelfth-grade pupils in East Germany decide to show their solidarity with the victims of the 1956 Hungarian uprising by staging two minutes of silence during lessons.” Good to see your video about the city.

@naruciakk Год назад

Thanks to your video, when I was visiting Frankfurt an der Oder last week, I also checked out the city. It was worth going there, especially that the train there takes around 20 minutes anyway.

@davidcharnes9161 11 месяцев назад

Wonderful video. Thank you so much for making it. I would love to visit this town.

@laussrensen4541 Год назад

Thanks a lot. I have decided to visit next week, only 3½ hours from my home in Prague

@eastgermanyinvestigated Год назад

Great! 👍 I hope you'll find it interesting!

@franc9111 11 месяцев назад

Here's another 'fun fact'. A long time ago, in the 1960's, I also used to live in a 'new town' - it was Crawley in West Sussex in England. I don't remember whose idea it was, but there was a proposed town twinning between Eisenhüttenstadt and Crawley. Of course, there were a lot of questions raised about how it could possibly get off the ground and what kind of arrangements could be made for exchanges between the two towns, given the political situation. Negotiations went on for quite a long time, but it must have become evident that it wasn't going to be very feasible. Anyway I'm sure I'm not the only one from Crawley who remembers the name of Eisenhüttenstadt. (By the way, I now have a son who lives in East Berlin, I must ask him if he knows the name of this town)

@petermcfarlane6749 Год назад

Another really interesting video. I think that the architecture is very tasteful. I remember during the Cold Was that Eastern Bloc countries were always prtrayed as bland and uninspiring. Thanks for posting the video. It would be great if you were to do something on East German cars and also on the Wandlitz compound? Fingers crossed. 🤞🏻 😊

@philwanadoo7435 11 месяцев назад

They were, my friend. They were.

@Keithjsullivan Год назад

I believe my town in southern England was being lined up to ‘twin’ with Eisenhuttenstadt in the 60s but I understand the plans fell through due to travel difficulties to/from the DDR. My town went onto twin with a town north of Essen called Dorsten. It was therefore interesting to watch this video. Thanks.

@sunrise560 Год назад

Best regards to Crawley 👋!

@Leberteich Год назад

Ahh the irony now we in the UK have the travel difficulties.

@Keithjsullivan Год назад

@@Leberteich I couldn’t agree more.

@philwanadoo7435 11 месяцев назад

@@Leberteich Not quite the same... You are still a free man.

@Leberteich 11 месяцев назад

@@philwanadoo7435 The most truly enslaved are those who falsely believe to be free.

@stefansoder6903 11 месяцев назад

Ah I've been so very close numerous times when travelling by car but I never went there. Didn't know it was so special. Next time I will go there for sure. Thank's!

@wertywerrtyson5529 Год назад

I’m glad places like this still exists. Unfortunately I’ve never been to Germany despite living fairly close by in Sweden. I would like to though.

@aussiejinjo Год назад

great cinematography in this video, i love your use of angles/foregrounds etc to make these shots super interesting

@daneelolivaw602 11 месяцев назад

I must admit i clicked on this video by accident, but i also must admit, i watched and enjoyed it, i have never been able to visit Germany, and after seeing this i feel really sad. Thank you for a very interesting tour of this former East German City.

@travelsofmunch1476 Год назад

Cool to see Communist architecture so well maintained

@Wok_Agenda Год назад

Socialist

@johnmc3862 Год назад

Some of it is okay, other parts are freakish.

@samuelhakansson6680 Год назад

@@Wok_Agenda Ugh, there is always one of you guys who has to start that discussion. Go back under the rock you crawled out from.

@musje83 11 месяцев назад

@@Wok_Agenda The SED was Marxist-Leninist and Communist. Socialism is much broader. The architecture itself is more commonly known as Soviet architecture or Stalinist architecture.

@philwanadoo7435 11 месяцев назад

Ye s we love those drab buildings right in the middle of historic centers

@schoenwettersl Год назад

It's actually really pretty

@niallocuilleanain81 Год назад

great video! i am visiting eisenhuttenstadt in two weeks! yay!

@wolfie854 Год назад

Fascinating. It looks well worth a visit. Thanks for the video and information.

@1973sonvis Год назад

Ein tolles Video! Die Stadt ist eine Zeitkapsel. 👍🏻

@unclestuka8543 Год назад

Thank you for a wonderful insight into the DDR, I am planning to go next time Im in Berlin, and soak up some atmosphere, sehr gut !

@rayeisenstein4245 Год назад

Waiting for more videos from you about East Germany

@LandYacht Год назад

Excellent! Thanks for your hard work.

@linebugofficial4756 Год назад

Thank you so much for this video, my wife and I are in Eisenhüttenstadt right now (making an art-project about DDR-towns) and used your guide for things worth visiting, very nice:-) We’ll have a look in your “catalogue” to see if you have done something on Weisswasser, Hoyerswerda or Zeitz!

@channelmaster5890 10 месяцев назад

Wauw! Dat was kort, krachtig en zeer interessant. Vooral omdat ik er deze week naar toe ga. Ik ga je volgen. 👍🏼

@user-ry1qj9hw7r 11 месяцев назад

Отличный город 🎹🎻👏

@Gigidag77 Год назад

so if you want to take a look at how soviet towns looked like when they were new, go to Eisenhüttenstadt. Amazingly well preserved and maintained (well apart from that Hotel for example)

@rilrahoneybee9621 Год назад

Glad to found your channel! Since started 2021 but It is first time U Tube feed this channel for me. I am myself studying the same topics of yours. Thank you very much!

@eastgermanyinvestigated Год назад

Welcome! Happy you found it!

@W126_besserung Год назад

Great overview! When I visit my friends in Lübben (Spreewald) I try to go visit Eisenhüttenstadt and admire the architecture and reflect on the history. It's nice to enjoy cake and coffee at "Dreißzig" on the Lindenallee. Thanks for this, can't wait to go back and explore some of sights you have shared here. Danke sehr!

@eastgermanyinvestigated Год назад

Thanks for sharing. Hope you will be able to visit the Lindenallee again soon.

@Duececoupe 6 месяцев назад

Fürstenberg and I think about beer! 😆😂 Excellent video! On to the next one after it....

@nighthawwwk Год назад

I love everything about it. I will be visiting next time I go to Berlin.

@pascalcoole2725 Год назад

Still haven't seen all of Berlin. Love to visit that one again.

@masterquizzler9811 4 месяца назад

My entire family, grandma, grandpa, parents, uncles and aunts come from Eisenhüttenstadt and of course I do too. In 1989 there were around 53,000 residents and today there are no more than 24,000. All of my relatives worked in the EKO. Whether in the blast furnace, the cold rolling mill or the central workshop, everyone had found work in the EKO, regardless of whether they were women or men, everyone had to work. Family care was much better than it is today and the school system also worked better than it does in Germany today. It makes me sad to see how many residential areas have already been demolished and how the city is becoming smaller and smaller. Almost all the apartments that I can remember were demolished and so they only exist in my memories.

@stefanschreiber774 Год назад

I had to do a case study on Eisenhüttenstadt in university. It is a very challenging situation for the people in charge of urban planning and housing. The city's population has shrunk to around 40% of the size that it had in the late 80s, so the government had to take drastic measure to dismantle many of the old soviet-style housing blocks and reshape it into a liveable city with a functioning and feasable infrastructure. It's a prime example of shrinking cities in eastern Germany. It sure is an oddly fascinating place.

@arctix4518 11 месяцев назад

Haben einige von denen hier. Hütte ist eigentlich nur deswegen "besonders" unter den Stadtplanern, weil die Stadt so jung ist und nicht nur aus alten Industrieruinen und Wohnbebauung aus Gründerzeit oder den 20ern besteht. Das Problem mit dem Schrumpfen ist allerdings nichts Besonderes. Hütte ist sogar noch gut dabei, weil die Industrie ja im Kern noch da ist. Städte wie Weißwasser oder Hoyerswerda haben ihren ganzen Kern verloren und sind deutlich stärker geschrumpft und haben noch deutlich mehr Probleme.

@prkp7248 10 месяцев назад

And nothing like that helped. Between 2010 and 2023 almost 1/3 of population vanished (30k vs 23k).

@SvenBollue Год назад

Many thanks for this again very excellent video!!

@jaredsetnar2652 Год назад

This channel is great. Keep up the good work.

@HistoryNiche 7 месяцев назад

Great video I am considering visiting Chemnitz when I come to Germany in February. I didn't know about this place it gives me another reason to visit Berlin in the future. Good channel.

@Karlthegrubber Год назад

Wow. What a channel. Wonderful content.

@bartsimpson2930 Год назад

Excellent video! Many thanks!!

@jean6872 Год назад

*_A very impressive city with interesting architecture, public art works, neatness, and enviable quiet pace of life._*

@kidmohair8151 9 месяцев назад

I am fascinated. thank you!

@ashleyupshall7641 Год назад

Interesting vid. Thanks for posting.

@IEATU95 Год назад

I went here last month... absolutely crazy!

@darkkavenger Год назад

Lovely, a lot of Dresden vibes (except the historical center), same feelings of well thought architecture and human scale buildings. Hope to visit.

@user-vc1cm3rh7e Год назад

Really interesting. Thanks

@TheSuperDerp Год назад

How did West Germany fund a church in the east? That must have taken some serious diplomatic maneuvering.

@JG-qt3pn Год назад

Love the stripped classicism of it all.

@CulturWojak 10 месяцев назад

In Russland gibt es erstaunlicherweise auch völlig in der Zeit von UdSSR neu gegründete Stadt, genannt Schelesnogorsk, welche man wörtlich als Eisenhüttenstadt übersetzt (Schelesno - Eisen, gorsk - hütten, sk - stadt)

@Peter-lm3ic 10 месяцев назад

It could have been the fabled 'Worker's Paradise' of the sunlit uplands!

@notroll1279 6 месяцев назад

Excellent video. After 27 years of living in Berlin, I jumped on a train and went to visit Eisenhüttenstadt for a few hours last autumn. First, I went to Fürstenberg, a nice village on the Oder river - pretty much like most sleepy villages in the state of Brandenburg. Then I walked over to the centre of actual Eisenhüttenstadt and saw most of the sights you showed. As you pointed out, the population has diminished considerably - the steelworks still operate, but are far more productive and only need a fraction of their former staff. So not only is there less traffic than you would expect in a town of that size - many of the people you see there are very old folks, many of whom probably former steel workers or their families. So I'd expect population to further decline sharply over the next 20 years. EHS left me puzzled - it was a socialist showcase town, allowing its inhabitants more and better housing than in most other places in the GDR. On the other hand, you lived on a playing field entirely designed by the regime (hence no church and no spire...).

@railway187 Год назад

What a beautiful city! It's a pity it's underpopulated now.

@philwanadoo7435 11 месяцев назад

and why is it underpopulated may I ask ?

@johnsinclair4621 10 месяцев назад

@@philwanadoo7435Because East Germany was ripped apart, it’s economical basis sold off to the highest west german bidder and it’s young usually very well educated inhabitants had to move to the west to make a living. If there would have been the political will to avoid the depopulation of East Germany, it would have been possible.

@charlescole3040 Год назад

Interesting. An excellent German-language movie (entitled "The Silent Revolution") which was based on a German book entitled "Das Schweigende Klassenzimmer" depicts an actual event which took place in East Germany in 1956 wherein a senior high school class (Arbiturienten) sat silent for two minutes in support of the 1956 Hungarian Revolt, for which they were subjected to a lot of pressure, but refused to yield. An OUTSTANDING movie. My question is that they called the town in which this happened (which was actually the East German town of Storkow) "Stalinstadt." That's probably artistic license, but I was wondering if Eisenhuettenstadt (which was previously Stalinstadt) had anything to do with the events in that German movie.

@eastgermanyinvestigated Год назад

Thanks for bringing this up. As far as I can see, you have summarised it correctly. The events actually took place in Storkow. The only link to Eisenhüttenstadt is that they used the city’s previous name and that parts of the movie were shot there.

@charlescole3040 Год назад

@@eastgermanyinvestigated So scheint's mir auch. Danke.

@henrykszuplakszuplak6578 4 месяца назад

I got my red simson enduro from the Lenin alee back in '88

@andrewwjmamo9707 Год назад

So interesting, what architecture hope it doesn't crumble.

@atibor Год назад

Thank you very much for this video

@edlawrence5059 11 месяцев назад

I'm surprised Bald and Bankrupt missed this place. He would love the mosaics.

@miel1074 10 месяцев назад

Eissenhuttenstadt?Gesundheidttenstadt! Meinegottenstadt!

@robenglish416 8 месяцев назад

Been there twice, absolutely love the architecture from the 50’s, unfortunately a lot of the later architecture in total decay, but understandable since population is less than half of the heyday’s. The Bierstube serves delicious food.

@seytanuakbar3022 Год назад

When "freedom and democracy" comes to your town dying out starts. Same happened to my hometown. We had metalwork and building company that worked all around West and East Europe, Middle East and Africa. Democracy turned it from company of 16 000 workers to workshop of 400 workers. Same happened to woodwork and furniture company. Today we are town of slave workers in West Europe.

@philwanadoo7435 11 месяцев назад

Yes well ask DDR Bürger if they want to go back...

@rogernilsson8121 Год назад

After watching this video, I regret never visiting the Eisenhüttenstadt the last time I was in Berlin. I could never imagine that a city built by communists could have such charm. But it will definitely be on my to-do list next time I'm in Germany!

@philwanadoo7435 11 месяцев назад

lol well you must find Bodensee bland and depressing 😆😆😆

@erstmalzupenny266 11 месяцев назад

Very good, thank you!

@daemondif7051 11 месяцев назад

The mosaics are so wonderfull.

@RobertSigmund1 Год назад

It is embarrassing, but Eisenhüttenstadt is beautiful!

@tongsllc Год назад

Wow! Ich studierte Deutsch wie eine kinder, but I have never heard of Stalin Stadt or Eisen Hütten Stadt.

@CheCosaTesoro Год назад

Fascinating.

@thinktank8011 11 месяцев назад

absolutely unique architecture appearance. Should be considered as a European heritage by the UNESCO.

@meixo9083 9 месяцев назад

its a socialist planstadt. ist is the EXACT opposite of uinque.

@vincentvegeta6172 11 месяцев назад

Intéressant. Mais où sont les habitants ? A part une Trabant en circulation, serait-ce une ville fantôme ? 🤯

@giggling_boatswain 11 месяцев назад

Artifacts from another era are amazing. There is no way to let them disappear. The mosaic is great. The city is beautiful with its quiet life. It became a little sad. Probably nostalgia. Please save this.

@pierpaolodeiulis7783 Год назад

Amazing city. Must ho there soon! Thanx for your job. DDR in my ❤

@philwanadoo7435 11 месяцев назад

Don't say that to the east germans !

@vaged2aj Год назад

considerably more stylish than similar places in Czechoslovakia

@hazchemel Год назад

Much appreciated, thank you. By it's riparian location alone, I'd think that it has substantial record of incorporation within many regimes.

@nilsschulze8567 8 месяцев назад

Friendly Grüße from Eisenhüttenstadt ✌🏼

@klawlor3659 Год назад

I have to say I've only visited Germany once, and that was a day trip from Eindhoven! This is inspiring me to take a cheapo Ryanair flight to Berlin next month! Never thought I'd say that!

@eastgermanyinvestigated Год назад

That’s great to hear! Don’t hesitate to share your experience after your visit.

@philwanadoo7435 11 месяцев назад

Germany is nice but I would not start with Eisenhütten...

@mnijhoff Год назад

I recently discovered your channel and in case you are a IM. I love it!! 😅

@XalphYT Год назад

Ok, you have convinced me. I am going 🎉

@eastgermanyinvestigated Год назад

Have a nice trip!

@rory7359 11 месяцев назад

Great video

@blotski Год назад

Fantastic video and I love your channel. I'll even forgive you for calling football 'soccer'. Just don't do it again. 😂 Immer bereit.

@frankdenardo8684 11 месяцев назад

The vacant houses would be nice if we send the homeless over there.

@michaelgodsonsirens Год назад

I love your videos

@pqlasmdhryeiw8 Год назад

Wonderful tour, thank you. Was the town as empty as shown? Or did you simply wait for people to be out of your way. It gives off the feeling of a ghost town.

@eastgermanyinvestigated 10 месяцев назад

It was quite empty. Only few people on the streets.