Train is a Life
The train is not just a means of transportation. At least not for those who are curious. The train is a mobile window, in fact itself a landscape. Train is a life. There is a type of person called "Railroadman":
Professional railwaymen and railway-train enthusiasts. The train has a romance of its own. The book in your hand establishes a network line extending from Turkey's railway policy to this train romance. History of railways in Turkey... Aegean and Izmir trains... Ankara Express... Station "phenomenon"... Station restaurants... Railway workers and unionism... Railwaymen's football teams... Railway equipment, railway goods ... Train songs-folk songs... Trains and movies... Train feeling...
Alper Araz, Tolga Arvas, Mehmet Atli, Yüsri Atli, Suavi Aydin, Orhan Berent, Aksu Bora, Tanil Bora, Zafer Boyar, Faruk Duman, Yonca Kösebay Erkan, Kivanç Koçak, Murat Meriç, Tugrul Pasaoglu, Ali Can Sekmeç, Yavuz Yildirim With the contributions of...
"Of course, the train does not only carry passengers; large and small 'symptoms' are also carried by the train. We could see that September 12 was carried to Kars by train; soldiers were getting off the wagons and as soon as they got off, they were socializing. Aside from winking at the children playing on the roadside, some of them embraced the duty, "He was looking around angrily."
Faruk Duman
Number of Pages: 328
Year of Printing: 2012
Language: Turkish
Publisher: Iletisim Publishing
Number of Pages: 328
First Printing Year: 2012
Language Turkish
| Publisher | : | Contact Publishing |
| Number of pages | : | 328 |
| Publication Year | : | 2012 |
| ISBN | : | 9789750510649 |
| The heart | : | Turkish |