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4 November 1910 Russia and Germany decided not to give each other difficulties on the railway privileges they obtained in the Ottoman Empire in Postdam. The two states also agreed to build a line between Tehran and Hanikan to connect with the Baghdad Railway.
4 November 1955 Eskişehir new station was put into service.
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Today in History: 4 August 1871 State enterprise first railway line ...
Today in History: 4 August 1871. The construction of the first state-owned railway line, the Haydarpaşa-İzmit railway, started. 4 August 1895 Çöğürler-Afyon (74 km) line was opened. Line, 31 December [more…]
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Today in History: 18 February with 1856 Reform Reform
Today in the history 18 February 1856 Edict of the Ottoman Empire with the Edict of the Ottoman Empire, promised the right to go to economic cooperation with the Westerners and to have property in the Ottoman lands to foreigners.
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Today in History: 26 October 1936 Eskiköy-Çetinkaya line opened
Today, 26 October 1936 Eskiköy-Çetinkaya line was opened in history. The first coal train arrived in Ankara. 26 October 1953 Gaziantep-Narlı Railway line was put into service.
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