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Thank you for this outstanding presentation. I wish more people could appreciate it.

This video is a great companion source when discussing a wide variety of historical phenomena that happen in Manhattan. I have been able to use this to provide historical context when discussing German immigration and the existence of Little Germany in the mid 1800s.

Dont get me wrong, it's beautiful cathedral but lack of pointy towers take away much of appeal and amd make it less gothic, then it could be. For ne these flat towers look dystopian.

If France and West Europe will not change it's course it will be soon accompanied by 4 minatets and turend into mosque. 😬

Michelle Obama burned that shit down!

Don't see why you made it all about race but you did prove Detroit was a much nicer, safer place in the 1900's up till about 1940 or so

Beautiful

I loved It 🇧🇷

800 million$ to fix this? you can build like 50 of them for the same price... thats the biggest scam in history

I was at that place years ago and found the remains of the older church fascinating. It was built with old roman square stones.

Yeah, capitaism ruined the city! LOL

All started as a simple fishing 🎣 town 415 years ago

Lot of people died during the pandemic 😷 of 2020

Population reached 7.5 million in 1941 and that is when the subways 🚊 were built

Brooklyn bridge 🌉 was built in 1883 and population reached 3 million in 1897.

NYC population 64,000 in 1811 which was 213 years ago

This video is outdated from 2019 before the pandemic 😷

What a terrific presentation!

Being a Michigan native descendant, it needs to be made clearer that the majority of the White Pine was located in Central Michigan. Detroit was not, and is NOT the entire state. When Michigan became a state, it sold off the pine forests for much needed revenue for operations. The White Pine and well as Oak was sent down to Grand Rapids for processing into lumber that was sent out for construction during the western expansion. The rest was used in the manufacturing of furniture. After the land was scalped of the trees, it was transformed into agricultural use by settlers from Ohio and parts of Europe. Many of these Setters were Free Blacks and mixed race people. You may be interested in further details of this story that can be found in THE MECOSTA-MORTON VIDEO TOUR and A NATION WITHIN ITSELF, which is also on RUclips.

1:04 The most beautiful phase of it's skyline! With buildings gradually getting taller as they reach the center of the island.

Ah! thank you so much!

Have we been e-volv-ing, or DE-volv-ing? 🧐🤔

Quand j'étais petit garçon, j'ai rencontré une fois une énorme tortue luth de la taille d'un ballon de football, et la bouche de la tortue puait parce qu'elle avait des morceaux de fibres textiles et des animaux morts dans ses dents. J'ai apporté la tortue à un vieil homme de notre rue qui était soldat. Il l'a aidée, mais la tortue est morte au bout de quelques jours. Je l'avais dans ma chambre, sous le lit, mais comme il sentait si mauvais, mon père m'a ordonné de le remettre dans la rue.

Racism and politics are what ruined Detroit. In 1980 there was still 1.2 million people. Loss of jobs, cutting education funding, allowing dryg traffic and every devilish device imaginable once the city became majority black. Even white flight was spurred intentionally. Whites were frightened into selling their homes by banks and block busting realtors looking to make a profit by overcharging blacks for the homes that whites vacated. Then the whites were able to get low interest loans for brand new homes in the suburbs. Since banks would write loans in Detroit and blacks couldn't move to the burbs, many were left to buy on land contract.

Notre-Dame is still in construction

1:40 9/11

322 years of Detroit, 121 years of Cadillac(General Motors)😥😥😥😥😰😰😰😥😓😓😓😢😢😢😢😢😢🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺😭😭😭😭😭😭🇫🇷🇺🇸🇪🇸

the new LEGO set for this cathedral is about to be released! Apparently it makes you build it in this exact historical sequence!

an islamic group tried to destroy Notre Dame with gas bottles, 4 or maybe 5 years ago

I absolutely love the medieval chanting!❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

such an awesome Video :-)...what's the Name of the programme for the animation ? 🙂

White engineering at its finest

wow the cathedral of notre dame the home of Quasimodo.

Every inch of rise has 6 feet of fall.

Checked out after the 3rd leftist screed.

I had not realised how much of the basic shape was in place by 12xx, and then little done for about 500 years.

Very well made presentation!

This is so beautiful. Thank you for sharing? Did you also build the 3D models or are you only responsible for animation?

Nice and completely FAKE history. A huuuuuuuge city build in such 80 years by a few poor polish and irish farmers, cowboys and scouts :-) Good joke.

Finally! Now i understand what happened 😂

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This is wonderful< Thank you so much<

I found this great animated video here about NY city evolution. ruclips.net/video/s5V2QfOuze0/видео.html VOLUTION of New York City 1524 - 2023 | 3D Animation

Beautiful but also tragic. Blood money pays for alters and steeples

In 1950 not adjusted for inflation Detroit industry brought in 10 billion dollars, 10 billion within the city limits. It's all fact and was in the January 1st edition of the Detroit Free Press.

Starting in 1915 the demeanor and tensions of the South started coming north. In 1900 Detroit was a peaceful and prosperous place. Cultures weren't fighting with each other. Read the last chapter of "The Morans 150 years in Detroit" by John Bell Moran.

I wish there were a way we could salute the builders of Stonehenge, to say “This is our offering. From our time.”

Crazy to think in just over 300 years, a tiny little fishing hamlet could become the largest city in the United States and one of the most famous and influential cities in the world. It started from basically nothing, and look at it now.

Abooove a crowded room. !

Nicely done