Are the buildings well-maintained or are they just relatively new in the 1902 footage? There's less traffic, but obviously you're seeing one of the smallest sli

Are the buildings well-maintained or are they just relatively new in the 1902 footage? There's less traffic, but obviously you're seeing one of the smallest slivers of the German population in 1902. What did the rest of Germany live like? Also, what conditions would they experience in the 20s that would lead the events of the 30s and 40s? It's doubtful that in the time of horse manure and industries dumping waste into rivers with no regulations whatsoever that the water was cleaner. I'll say that it does seem to be a quaint city avenue in 1902. Very walkable and enjoyable. They probably enjoyed a stronger sense of community back then. I do think as a side effect of our insular, climate-controlled buildings and cars and smart phone doom-scrolling, we probably feel less connected to community and nature.