Today in History
16 AUGUST 1838 The Balde Port Trade Agreement facilitated the trade and investment of European capitalists in the Ottoman lands.
16 August 1917 The rebels of Sheriff Hussein injured our 4 soldier and our martyr 10. Our 57 soldier has been captured. 326 rail, 6 bridge, 30 telegraph pole, were sabotaged.
16 August 1937 Sivas-Malatya iltisak line was opened.
16 August 1998 Iskenderun-Divrigi (577 km) Electrification Plant was put into service.
16 In August 1908, Ankara-Baghdad railway workers went on strike.
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Today in History: 12 November 1918 to the General Directorate of Anatolian Railways ...
Today in History, November 12, 1918. In the letter sent to the General Directorate of Anatolian Railways, it was stated that the military could supply coal for 1400 kuruş, but if the company found it expensive, it would procure it from the market itself. [more…]
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Today in History: 9 February 1857 Constanta - Boğazköy
9 February 1857 Constanta-Bogazkoy (Chernovada) line of history is given to an English group
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Today in History: 24 October 1922 The Great Offensive started ...
Today in History October 24, 1870 The line extending from Sarımbe to Niş via Sofia, from Thessaloniki to Skopje, Mitroviçe, Perelud, Sarajevo, Banaluka and from there to Novi on the Austrian border was opened by the sultan. [more…]
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