Today in History
16 December 1918 It was described as a violation of the armistice by the Ottoman Empire when the British took a bridge out of Aleppo.
16 December 1932 Samsun-Sivas line opened.
16 December 1947 opened the Palu-Young Railway line (62 km).
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Today in History: 23 August 1919 from Anatolian Railways ...
Today in History, August 23, 1919 In the letter sent from the Anatolian Railways Directorate to the Ottoman Supply Department, the British who occupied the line stated that the railway line used by Ottoman soldiers during the war was destroyed. [more…]
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Today in History: 3 August 1948 Council of Ministers decision ...
Today in History, with the approval of the 3 km highway program by the decision of the Council of Ministers on August 1948, 23054, the highway has come to the fore. Development to complement and support the road railway [more…]
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Today in History: 6 November 1870 Yedikule- Küçükçekmece line
Today in history 6 November 1870 Yedikule-Kucukcekmece line was to attest with the will. 6 November 1948 Maraş station and Köprüağzı-Maraş line (28 km) were opened.
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