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Today in History 17 November 1871 Baron Hirsch donates 1 million francs to the World Jewish Association

Today in History 16 November 1898 The agreement between the Bulgarian Operating Company and the Orient Railway Company led the operation of the line extending to Yanbolu in Sarımbey to the Bulgarians. 16 November 1919 Delegation, Minister of War Cemal [more…]

Today in History 15 November 1993 began the 4 September Blue Train expedition between Ankara and Sivas.

Today in History 14 November 1925 Suleyman Sirri, Deputy of Nafia in Ismet Pasha's cabinet died of pneumonia after his journey to study Samsun and Edirne railways. Mek Weaving the country with iron nets ” [more…]

Today in the history 13 1889 63 increased by XNUMX on the average percentage of Ottoman agricultural production.

History Today 12 November 1918 The letter sent to the General Directorate of Anatolian Railways was reported that the military could supply coal to the 1400 penny if the company found it expensive. 12 November 1935 [more…]

Today in History 11 November 1961 First General Manager of State Railways Behiç Erkin passed away at the age of 84. During the National Struggle, Staff Colonel Behiç (Erkin), who moved from Istanbul to Ankara, was the first of the State Railways. [more…]

History Today 9 November 1919 In the telegram from Taurus Regional Command to Adana Regional Command, there were no machinists found for locomotives, escaping machinists were arrested and their enthusiasm for duty or urgent supply of drivers from Istanbul was requested.

Today in History 7 November 1918 The military commissioners along the railways were asked to report regularly the situation of wood and coal in the warehouses of the region every day. 7 November 1941 From Diyarbakır and Elazığ stations to Iraq [more…]

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.

Today in History 5 November 1903 By a decree it was decided that half of the Hendeshane-i Mulkiye graduates would be employed in the Hejaz Railways. This application was extended to the graduates of Mekteb-i Sanayi and Darü'l-Hayr-i Ali at 1906. 5 [more…]

Today in History 4 November 1910 Russia and Germany decided not to pose a challenge for each other in Postdam on the railway privileges they had achieved in the Ottoman Empire. The two states also agreed with Tehran to connect to the Baghdad Railway. [more…]