[VIDEO] How Lebanon Has Changed From the 1920's To The Swinging 60's!

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21-05-2015 | 03:00
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[VIDEO] How Lebanon Has Changed From the 1920's To The Swinging 60's!
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[VIDEO] How Lebanon Has Changed From the 1920's To The Swinging 60's!
The silent video you are about to watch depicts the Lebanese capital, Beirut, in the year 1920 while still under French mandate.
 
The video shows different places of the city of Beirut such as Nejmeh Square, the Grand Serail, the Port of Beirut, and the Justice Palace.
 
It also shows a number of markets in the capital as well as the Raouche rock and the tramway station.
 
Watch the video and tell us what you think of it the comment box below!
 
  
 
 
And since we’re getting nostalgic here’s another video that was shared by Blog Baladi and originally posted by Kheireddine El-Ahdab.
 
It’s a 5 minute high quality video depicting Beirut and Lebanon during the golden era, i.e. the swinging 60’s. The video is from the AP archives and was taken from the movie 24 Hours to Kill.
 
 
 
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