Today in History
On 8 April 1922 Black Sea Field Line, coal mines were taken from the military and transferred to the Ministry of Commerce. He was affiliated with the Attorney of Economy during the Republican era. The line was not used after the 1920s, but it remained in existence until 1950. In 953-54 the rails were removed.
Today 7 August 1903 Thessaloniki-Monastery Railway 169,5 km Baraka was burned by Bulgarian bandits and the telegraph lines were cut.
Today 15 March 1931 Gölbaşı Malatya line (110 km) opened in history. The Swedish-Danish group built.
6 August 1968 Eskişehir Railroad Factory started manufacturing domestic locomotives today.
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