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On March 14, 1930, the law numbered 1673 on the approval of the International Railways Agreement signed in Bern.
Today in History: 14 March 1930 Bernde Akdolunan International
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Today in History: 8 April 1922 Black Sea Field Line and coal mines from the military ...
Today in History: April 8, 1922 The Black Sea Sahara Line and coal mines were taken from the military and transferred to the Ministry of Commerce. During the Republic period, it was attached to the Ministry of Economy. Line after the 1920s [more…]
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Today in History: 16 November 1898 Bulgarian Business Company
Today in History: November 16, 1898. With the agreement made by the Bulgarian Operating Company and the Eastern Railway Company, the operation of the line extending from Sarımbey to Yanbolu was leased to the Bulgarians. 16 November 1919 [more…]
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Today in History: June 4, 1900 to Sultan Abdulhamid's Hejaz Railway
Today in History: June 4, 1870. A decree was issued for Dedeağaç to be the last point of the line extending from Edirne to the Aegean Sea. 4 June 1900 Sultan Abdulhamid joined the Hejaz Railway 50 [more…]
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