Brunswick in June 1945 - City of ruins after the Second World War

Interesting shots from Brunswick's city centre shortly after the end of the Second World War in June 1945. 00:00 Old Town Square: St. Martini Church (left) and the Old Town Hall (right) 00:35 Marienbrunnen 01:04 Soldiers, presumably in the Gördelingerstraße 01:34 Blasting of half-timbered houses in the Kaiser-Friedrich-Ring 04:29 Schützenstraße 04:35 Old Town Square: Old Town Hall and the Marienbrunnen 04:49 Poststraße and the Sternhaus (rear left, largely intact) 05:02 The first tram is running again! Tram 5 at the Radeklint, first day on 29.05.1945 05:11 Eulenspiegel Fountain 05:17 Hintern Brüdern: House of the Owl No. 18 05:23 View of the burnt-out St. Andreas Church 05:35 View from the cathedral tower: former Vieweg publishing house, now state museum 05:46 View over the city: City border, St. Andreas Church 06:00 Brüdern Church (St. Ulrici-Brüdern), St. Petri Church, 06:11 Towers of St. Martini Church, St. Michaelis Church 06:20 Brunswick Town Hall 06:34 St. Andreas Church 08:07 St. Andreas Church 08:29 Schützenstraße 08:49 Tram 5 at the new Petritor 09:05 Woldemar Wunderlich's Sheet Metal Factory Brunswick, Bäckerklint 10 Music track "Endless Road" by courtesy of Antoine Marsaud: https://open.spotify.com/track/4gkq6Z... Subscribe to chronoshistory: http://goo.gl/IVGjVB