Today in History
October 24, 1870 The line extending from Sarımbe to Sofia via Nis, from Thessaloniki to Skopje, Mitrovica, Perelud, Sarajevo, Banaluka and Novi from the border with Austria was certified by the will of the sultan.
24th of October 1922 The entire Anatolian line (except Karaköy-Bilecik) and 26 km of the Izmir-Town extension line were put into operation in the 58 days that have continued since August 220, when the Great Offensive started. The repaired line is 150 km. The total distance of the repaired bridges is 900 m. The number of stations opened is 47.
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Today in History: Between 19 August 1924 Ankara Train Station and the 2nd Management Directorate buildings ...
Today in History: 19 August 1924. The building located between Ankara Train Station and the 2nd Operations Directorate buildings was built as Ankara Hotel. But not as a hotel [more…]
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Today in History: 8 August 1903 Florina and Kınalı stations ...
History Today 8 August 1903 The bridge between Florina and Kınalı stations was destroyed
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Today in History: 27 November 1892
Today in History: 27 November 1892 Temporary acceptance procedures for the Polatlı-Ankara line were carried out. 27 November 1895 Afyon-Akşehir (98 km) line was opened. The line was commissioned by the state on December 31, 1928. [more…]
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