SS NORMANDIE 1935 - 1942 French Line

The most elegant and modern liner of its period.
Designed by the most famous architects, this beautifull ocean liner was destroyed by fire on February 9 th 1942 in New York

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[31051935]

Hi

thanks for your kind message. Keep together the past alive with these videos, webpages photos, etc.

this time will never come back.

[JeuneFilleaCarnival]

brilliant video, love love love!!! keep posting! I love all your videos and I look forward to you sharing all your lovely material with us! Blessings xo

[31051935]

@JeuneFilleaCarnival

yyeeeahh... thankx for your message and kind words.

That all what I want :-)) bring this time back to the people and share the passion with them...my evening is ending very well.

Greetings from Luxembourg. lahrdeco

[camille885]

Quel rêve! Faire la traversée sur le Normandie devait être vraiment magique.

[31051935]

@camille885

oui, en effet un rêve s'est terminé beaucoup trop tôt...mais, avec des personnes comme nous ;.) , ce passé va rester vivant :-)) soit dans le film, soit dans le ton.

T'as aussi un super canal YouTube

lahrdeco

[cheffington999]

what software did you use to create this video

[31051935]

Hi cheffington999

...the software...the most easiest: Max OS X Leopard ;.)

lahrdeco

[SuperTitanicfreak]

Normandie had 2 satutes, Peace in the Salle a Manger. La Normandie in the middle of the staircase connecting the Grand Salon & Fumoir.

[venom3760]

If you are interested in the factual story of how the U. S, Navy engaged the help of the NY Syndicate, (Mafia), as a result of this fire visit this site:

GOOGLE; WRITER PADDY KELLY

[1ausskipper]

@31051935 What a stunning video. What a remarkable, beautiful ship. the decor of every first class cabin was differently themed. Every trace of gold railing onboard was real gold! The large partition doors of the upper deck , when opened, gave a space from the gently undulating, first class staircase through to reception then the theatre of almost 200 meters! This ship threw the rule book out on ship design, and frankly, thank heavens. lovely work.

[aardvaark069]

The last cabin seems so out of character for her. Le Fin must be a play on the idea that Normandie meant the end of all that Louis whatever crap. What a ship and what an age. A time when great ships could make money and be magnificent all at the same time.

[SuperTitanicfreak]

Normandie. A very luxurious Liner. There was everything beautiful about her. The Grand Staircase. The Salle a Manger. The Grand Salon. The Winter Garden. Everything room spell beauty.

[SuperTitanicfreak]

Don't ever talk to me about scrapping. I hate scrap merchants. By as long as I think about Ocean Liners, their lives & their interiors, I am at peace.