Germany

Ignored by YouTube

Maybe I'm neurotic, but sometimes I just feel totally ignored on YouTube. Anyway...I know this is already the second video I upload today and want to apologize in case somebody is disturbed/annoyed because of that. In case you wonder. My cough (I mentioned it before)returned, so I'm taking that medicine (it's called Silomat here in Germany) and this is painting my tongue yellow. And by the Way, instead of YouTube I could say Twitter, MySpace...doesn't matter...It's just everywhere the same!

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deutschland motion mask

my first flash animation. its a motion-guided circle mask over a background photo of germany, and a shape-tween title that says "deutschland"

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germany 008

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KZQQ Heart of the Reich Complete Run

Complete run through of the COD WAW mission Heart of the Reich on normal difficulty.

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Man on a Tightrope//One

(Fourteen parts) Czechoslovakia, 1952: Karel Cernik struggles to keep his Circus Cernik together, despite mounting restrictions laid on him by the new communist regime. When local officials order him to dismiss foreign members of his troop or face its liquidation, his dream of escape to the West becomes a plan. This was based on an actual incident, which was the basis of Neil Paterson's story "International Incident". Some of the supporting roles in this film were played by performers who made the escape with Circus Brumbach. Historical fact has of course been embelished a bit, and the American accents require some suspension of disbelief. But in the stark, violent ending, one gets a feeling of having witnessed a very real event. Filmed in Bavaria. (I apologize for jitters in the video. These are probably due to conversion from TV analog to digital format.) ABOUT ELIA KAZAN: A former communist, Elia Kazan made a turnaround after learning of the repressions of Stalin's regime, and later testified before the House Un-American Activities Committee about several Hollywood professionals who were communists or communist sympathizers--a step for which many in Hollywood never forgave him. "Man on a Tightrope" is one of his lesser-known, rarely-seen works. A few additional notes from the TCM (Turner Classic Movies) website: "...Neil Paterson's book first appeared as a novelette in the British magazine Lilliput under the title International Incident. As noted by contemporary sources, the film is loosely based on real incidents involving the Brumbach Circus, which escaped from Communist-controlled East Germany to West Germany in 1950. Unlike the escape in the film, however, circus owner Gustav Brumbach slowly moved a few camouflaged pieces of equipment and performers at a time, over a period of several months. Contemporary sources note that many members of the Brumbach Circus, including Madame Brumbach and dwarf Hansi, appeared in or worked on the film, which was shot...

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