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This fascinating video travels around the world in the 1920s... in color!

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What did the world look like in the 1920s? It's hard to imagine with black and white images. To give us a better idea, YouTuber NassProd has colorized and restored a vintage video to take you on a tour of the streets around the world, 100 years ago.

We all used to believe, when we were little, that the world of our grandparents or great-grandparents was colorless and soundless, like in a Charlie Chaplin movie. Not surprising, when all the images we have left from that time are in black and white. But NassProd, a talented YouTuber who restores videos from the 1900s to the 1950s, offers us colors and sounds that are more lifelike than ever. His YouTube page has nearly a hundred colorized videos from around the world. Shanghai, Washington, Paris, Mexico... The list goes on! A video tour around the world in the 1920s We already showed you images of your street in the 1900s; this time, NassProd takes you on a tour around the world through 13 cities in the United States and Europe in the 1920s! [Embedded YouTube video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GUZ0jTU1o5s]; gyroscope; picture-in-picture" allowfullscreen="allowfullscreen">

Let's start in America with New York, where we see dozens of purple cars driving on Fifth Avenue. Next, we discover Chicago's Michigan Avenue, along the coast of the immense Lake Michigan. And finally, a brief glimpse of San Francisco on Market Street, where cars and trams circulate.

Now, let's head to Europe for a tour of the continent's biggest cities. London and its famous double-decker buses, Berlin and the immense Brandenburg Gate, Paris and its Eiffel Tower, Stockholm, Copenhagen, Amsterdam, Milan, Geneva, and many more.


Cities that are both realistic and unique

If you've had the chance to visit one of these cities in person, you'll see that some of them haven't aged a bit. However, the effect of these restored videos is quite fascinating! From the influx of vintage cars, the outfits of the pedestrians, to the numerous carriages still seen on the streets, it's clear that we're transported to a different time.Don't get lost in the world of 2022. If you want to discover all the work of NassProd, go to his YouTube page!