Le Hindenburg (2/2)

[xDestiny1994]

I wished I was born in the old days. Of course, I wouldn't have all this tech and such, but at least, people weren't all about money yet.

[dinguedutitanic]

L'une des plus grandes catastrophe de l'aviation personne ne sera surement jamais pourquoi il c'est mis à bruler ...

[CAPTIANCADET]

look at 0:30 you can see people running from that engine car on the ground

[Sophie11Iris12]

At 0:43 you see a man running to the right. Just above the 'N' of the word cinquante.

It's so shocking!

[ritonnade]

that the first thing i thinked about, when i heard his voice started to shake and then tears in his voice, i tought back in time people was more focused on human being. I might be caricatural but now a reporter would be happy to have the chance being on the field while a drama like this is happened. (sry for my english,)

[AvrilLynn1]

I agree with you, people seem to care more about others during this time. I also think it depends on the country you are viewing the news. Some countries do still show humanity and emotion where others tell the news like it some sort of celebration. I am talking about bad news of course. I have watched British, French, Irish and US news coverage and there is a difference!

[f33ee]

good point though if i was a reporter i sure would be worried

[rymie01]

Things were very different 100 years ago when this happened. People actually cared about strangers more than their professionalism.

[Djinnsterr]

real professionals can keep reporting without breaking down like that

[AdyMiles]

maybe he was imagining the burning passengers and crew

[Randy02116]

Your statement is so typical of the 20 something generation.all about them and none else. This man CARES about the people on that ship. If you were on that ship wouldnt you want someone to care about you! Youll learn that you are really nothing without the support of others, especially professionally!

[1357802]

@Djinnsterr  Monster.

[Djinnsterr]

@1357802 Boo hoo, get over it.