The Voices of Famous Historical Figures from the 1800s and 1900s

Churchill and Dali are well-documented in audio-visual media. Hell, Dali was a master of self-promotion, and embraced that technology whole-heartedly. Picasso probably was, too.

Picasso lived at the time of Charles Darwin and Eminem.

Winston Churchill was adorable. It's like he was an old man with a bald headed baby face.

When I was younger, I used to think that most of these legends were born in like the 1500s. Lol. I thought nothing existed because they were so old. Now I'm 31 and realize, they were old, but not that old.

thomas alva edison - the guy who did all that and stole several patents from randoms including a certain nikola tesla

TherwuebsustisnProtectioneifjanfnn

Not to sure why but when I saw Nicholas the II's recording I half expected the Tsar Bomba to go off in the background

You forgot Ian Fleming

Alexander sounded like he was recorded off my 3D DS 😕

my great grandfather was alive when thomas edison too was alive, he was 6 when he died. 1925, he dies 2018. i love you dean.

Douglas MacArthur speaks a lot like Donald Trump I’ve realized 😂

What strikes me is how pompous all this great personages sound; clearly aware of the recording devices. Only Churchill comes across as vaguely human. And the artists of course.

Where's Tesla's voice?
I'm disappointed haha!

Bismarcks voiceline is kinda damaged

I remember this

I didn't know Bismarck was a train.

Mr.Churchill's voice look like Papa Knoth's voice (on loudspeaker) in Outlast 2

Mr Dali's upward stache cracks me up 😂😂😂😂😂😂

That train in Bismarck's clip is also preserved! How cool is that?

Churchill is one of the few historical figures who sounds like you’d expect

Ich bin Deutsche und verstehe kein Wort von Otto v. Bismarck. Trotzdem faszinierend.

Edison wasn't the inventor of motion pictures and it still annoys me that people think he was lol

the Bismarck audio sounds like the ticket machine at Chuck E Cheese

On the famous women side, I'd love to hear Lizzie Borden's voice and Mary Shelley's. To hear Annie Oakley and Laura Ingalls Wilder would be nice to.

I thought by now everybody knew that Alexander Graham Bell did not invent the telephone.

Wow, I really thought Theodore Roosevelt would have a deep, rugged voice. But, nah, he sounds like a college physics professor.

Is Ford the left middle or right person in the first video

So thankful for Thomas Edison.

He single handily created the first pieces of audio recording equipment.

We'd have Lincoln too, if the eternal cry- babies known as American Conservatives hadn't shot him

Dalis explanation of his mustache is cap

..Too Bad No One Had The Presence of Mind To Record Abraham Lincoln 👉⏳☝️✝️🙏⌛👈

I know the voices of Queen Victoria, Friedrich Wilhelm II, Franz Joseph I, Nicolas II ...now Theodore Roosevelt and Otto von Bismarck, they both lived in the Victorian era and the latter having been born 4 years before the queen.

uhshdfeysgfguesGoverment.

When Winston Churchill said "Hhmjwheieb rhrisbwkd roehwb." I felt that. 😢

Douglas McArthur sounds like the most American man to exist.

That wasn’t Nicholas II btw. That was another Russian official talking to the soldiers. I also probably would’ve used MacArthur’s congressional “soldiers never die, they just fade away” speech.

wooooooow voices recorded in the 1950s, 60s and 70s.

I forgive Thomas Edison for his decision to stop funding Nikola Tesla.

The Churchill bit is so rather informal. I always expect old clips to appear almost robotic, but that clip did show a real humanity, not just to Churchill but those around him too.

Voz, la voz.

Slam sir

Douglas MacArthur, he is recognisable with the wearing of the Rayban and smoking the pipe. He could hv been the President of the United States after the war as soon as the cold war started with the Soviet Union. His leadership was great in the pacific war against Imperial Japan.

Dang Winston Churchill. I’m pretty sure I’m going to heaven.

A little let down by Teddy Roosevelts voice tbh

To everyone joking there’s a train on the Bismarck recording, it’s just mold that developed on the wax cylinder overtime.

Roosevelt has an accent I’ve never even heard
Quite amazing

Definetely a historical too valuable video and audio of these famous people!! The more impressive due to being the older one, that of Otto van Bismarck!!! Thanks for posting this gem treasure of history!!

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omg 😍 these people do great things to our life without them we dosen't see electric or cars or good things we now use it , but you must understand something these people was poor when they was not fauoms they saw a lot of bullying and hate but they make people believe in their own genius brains like Fernand porches was poor in Germany and Newton was poor all of them started from nothing they use the time to discover something new not to play or revenge no they use it in smart ways