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	Generaloberst Hermann Kusmanek von Burgneustätten
		Austrians were seen cutting pieces out of slaughtered horses that lay in heaps, and showing an entire indifference to their capture.
		The troops, instead of being all Hungarians, were of various Austrian nationalities; and there is good reason to think that the conditions of defense led to feuds, brawls and, in the end, open disobedience of orders.
		Therefore, the Austrians wasted their resources on a fortress that was not critical to either army and that was in no imminent danger of falling-not until the second week of March did the Russians turn up the heat on Kusmanek.
	www.geocities.com /veldes1/kusmanek.html (1947 words)

	ARG fmsb1 fleimstalbahn
		An alternative plan, with a railway running south-west down the valley of the River Cembra to connect with the line at Lavis, north of Trento, was rejected, even though it would have been near the junction with the Ferrovia Treno-Malé at Mezzocorona, the local population instead preferring a north-facing connection with the rest of Austria.
		The plan to drive a railway up the mountainside from Ora in the Adige Valley, then over the watershed into the Fiemme Valley, and thence into the Cembra Valley and Predazzo was resurrected, and a construction base was built at the south end of Ora station.
		The Austrian General Army Staff specified that the railway should be able to move a brigade of men and equipment from end-to-end within 24 hours, and this dictated the size of the locomotives which were bought.
	www.austrian-railways.org /flm1.htm (1094 words)

	Austria Holidays
		German is spoken as a first language by 99% of the Austrian population.
		The Austrian Rail Pass is valid for 15 days from date of purchase and can be used on 3-8 days of your choice within that period on all Austrian Federal Railways, state and private rail lines.
		At the latitude of 47° North, the climate is moderate and generally agreeable.
	www.austrian-holidays.com /about_austria.htm (991 words)

	Austria's Rail Transport
		Schwarzach-St. Veit is the junction for Badgastein and the Tauern Railway.
		Although the railways are now organized as an ordinary commercial undertaking, they are not entitled to retain their revenues, and they are bound, at the same time, to adapt their services to the public needs and the public interest.
		On the north side of the Tauern range it rises 2,083 ft., and On the south side 2,251 ft. The highest point of the line is reached in the Tauern Tunnel (4,022 ft.), and the steepest gradient is 1 in 37.
	mikes.railhistory.railfan.net /r094.html (4388 words)

	PIDHAYTSI - PODHAJCE - PODGAYTSY. Town Website. Informational and historical page about Pidhaytsi, town in Western ...
		Pidhaytsi district is located in Ternopil region ("oblast", former Polish "wojewodztwo") of Western Ukraine and borders with Berezhany and Kozova districts on the north, Monastyryska and Buchach districts on the south, Terebovlya district on the east and Halych district of Ivano-Frankivsk region on the east.
		Closest villages are SHCHEPANIV (Szczepanow) on the north and MUZHYLIV (Muzylow / Muzylov / Muzhylov) on the south from it.
		Closest villages are Lytvyniv to the north and NOSIV and LYSA to the south.
	www.personal.ceu.hu /students/97/Roman_Zakharii/pidhajtsi.htm (2708 words)

	Austrian Western Railway - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Austrian Western Railway (German Westbahn) was the name of a former railway company during the time of the Austro-Hungarian monarchy.
		Since World War I, the former Giselabahn from Salzburg via Zell am See to Wörgl, the North Tyrolean Railway (Kufstein-Innsbruck, operated by the Austrian Southern Railway until 1923) and the Arlberg Railway have been understood as part of the Western Railway.
		Vienna West Station was heavily damaged in World War II and reconstructed until 1952, when the railway had been equipped with electrical power lines.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Austrian_Western_Railway (181 words)

	The Railway Photo Webring
		Growing collection of railway related photos from mostly the south of England.Everything from DMUs,EMUs,Locos to MPVs.New collections every month which in turn are updated at least twice monthly from around the region.
		Poland, and its railways - images of steam and the landscape, in 1992.
		Mostly in the North Midlands, Yorkshire & North West.
	o.webring.com /hub?ring=railwayphotos (1401 words)

	Northern Railway (Austria) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Northern Railway (German Nordbahn, KFNB; Czech Severní dráha císaře Ferdinanda, SDCF) was the name of a former railway company during the time of the Austro-Hungarian monarchy.
		Vienna North Station was destroyed in World War II and rebuilt in 1962 along with the bridge across the Danube.
		North Station is only used for suburban and regional train lines.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Austrian_North_Railway (331 words)

	Austrians
		Austrian wines, particularly reds from Burgenland are real bargains and worthy of a wine lover's attention.
		The article is a detailed description of all the happenings in the Austrian Grand Prix, which staged the sixth round of the Formula One 2001 season.
		hungary • railway • gysev • mav • györ
	www.suite101.com /reference/austrians (1224 words)

	Central Europe Review - Austrian News Review
		The leader of the opposition Social Democrats, Alfred Gusenbauer, attempted to answer his critics on Sunday and declared that he had held talks with his socialist counterparts "Michel, Jospin, Schröder, Blair and Cook" and argued that the sanctions should be lifted.
		Having managed to secure a deal concerning the compensation of slave labourers in the Third Reich, the Austrian government is now set to address the issue of restitution of the properties confiscated by the National Socialist regime.
		Railway workers are due to go on strike on Wednesday 28 June to protest against the government plans to reform the pensions of the civil servants and its "anti-social" policies.
	www.ce-review.org /00/25/austrianews25.html (761 words)

	The Treblinka Extermination Camp. Central Commission of the Investigation of German Crimes in Poland.
		The railway records at Treblinka station have a1so been consulted, as well as documents and coins dug out during the levelling of the surface; and the results of legal and medical inquiries, as well was the sworn evidence of a land surveyor, were used by the prosecutors.
		At a short distance, along the north-western and northern boundaries of the camp, the road from Kosow to Malkinia and the railway from Siedlce to Malkinia run parallel, but owing to the undulating, wooded character of the region, the grounds of the camp are invisible alike from the road and from the railway.
		The first railway transports of victims destined for destruction arrived at the camp on July 23, 1942, and from that time until approximately the middle of December, 1942, there was a constant stream of fresh arrivals.
	www.ess.uwe.ac.uk /genocide/gcpoltreb1.htm (3156 words)

	Tibetan youth congress (The largest Tibetan NGO) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		The Railway Networking had, since then, become a vital strategic project undertaken by the occupying forces to colonize the vast territories under their control.
		The strategic implications of the Railway for India and Asia as a whole is so immense that it made the Indian Government to announce, though belated, a massive road construction programme along the Indian border on ‘war footing' on 29 th June, reports DNA daily.
		Furthermore the government's approval of a plan to build 25 new townships, many along the railway, is a revelation of the major strategic and political objectives of the Railway that threatens to erode the Tibetan traditional lifestyle and the environment.
	www.tibetanyouthcongress.org /news/newsupdate/railway.html (5000 words)

	German and Austrian Signalling
		The first Austrian steam railway was the Kaiser Ferdinand Nordbahn, opening in 1836 from Vienna towards Brünn in Slovakia, a small segment of the important route from the Adriatic port of Triest to the North Sea.
		The very earliest steam railways, those of the 1830's, used hand signals with red and white flags or lanterns, and the whistle of the engine (introduced 1833), to communicate between moving trains and the ground.
		In spite of this, when German railway engineers were looking for some kind of advanced signal, a disc was chosen, in order to be as much unlike a semaphore stop signal as could be.
	www.du.edu /~jcalvert/railway/germaust.htm (11038 words)

	French Signals
		The history of French railway signalling can be divided into three eras: (1) innovative variety, until 1885; (2) the unified signal code, 1885 until 1934; (3) after the Verlant reform, 1934 to present.
		Railway signalling has two provinces, that of hand or mobile signals and that of fixed signals.
		Carter, Signal Engineer for the Chicago and North Western Railway in the 1890's, observed that anxious enginemen peered into the gloom of night looking for the white signal lights that meant the way was clear, and were reassured as each was sighted.
	www.du.edu /~jcalvert/railway/french.htm (5839 words)

	Through the Alps by Rail
		After a brief stay in Munich, the livley capital city of Bavaria, I arrived at the Hauptbahnhof (main railway station) in the morning to board a train for Rome.
		As the train gained elevation, the landscape shifted from a pastoral setting of sprawling farm villages around broad fields to much more compact towns of red roofed chalet style houses clustered around the tall spire of a parish church hedged in by looming ridges that led straight up to jagged mountain peaks.
		The communities along side the railway gradually shifted from German to Italian culture in the space of two hours.
	www.ruralnorthwest.com /artman/publish/article_2323.shtml (1690 words)

	CAPITAL STRUCTURES AND ORGANIZATIONAL STRUCTURE
		In this paper, the Penrose-Richardson approach is related to both the well-known Coasian-transaction-cost literature and to the less well-known modern Austrian discussions of the capital structure.
		The Austrian School of economics is perhaps best known for its theory of capital.
		According to Langlois this scenario is an accurate description in general terms of the historical development of many of the enterprises that feature in the "second Industrial Revolution" in North America and Germany in the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries as chronicled in the work of Alfred Chandler (Langlois, 1991, Chandler, 1977, 1990, 1992).
	www.utdallas.edu /~plewin/structures.html (10088 words)

	First World War.com - Primary Documents - Alexander von Krobatin on the Austrian Surrender at Przemysl, March 1915
		Reproduced below is Alexander von Krobatin's account of the Austrian surrender, to the Russians, of the fortress of Przemysl on 22 March 1915.
		Krobatin's summary is very much a human account of the Austrians' suffering during the Russian siege of the Przemysl; indeed he wonders how it was possible for the besieged men to have lasted for as long as they did.
		The railway line was reconstructed, and on October 23rd the first trains began to move towards the fortress.
	www.firstworldwar.com /source/przemysl_krobatin.htm (1051 words)

	North Italy Map from Owner Direct Vacation Rentals
		This north western region is comprised of the provinces Genoa, Savona, Imperia, and La Spezia.
		Gravedona Lodging - Situated on the north western bank of Lake Como, which is the third largest lake in the Alps of northern Italy.
		San Pietro di Felleto - San Pietro di Feletto is a small village located in Northern Italy 45 km north of Venice and 8 km from Conegliano.
	www.ownerdirect.com /map/europe/italy/northern-italy-map.htm (2095 words)

	Signalling Index (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		The Development of Railway Signalling - A short history of UK signalling with some simple diagrams and text which show the principles of railway signalling.
		The Original Docklands Light Railway Signalling was designed with an early form of the "distance to go" system of ATO using an on-board computer containing a line speed profile.
		Austrian and Swiss Railway Signalling - A detailed, illustrated description of the signals used and examples of track layouts with signal placings.
	www.railway-technical.com /sigind.html (1250 words)

	Railway workers strike in Austria
		Today the railworkers' union, GdE organised a 12-hour strike against the plans of the right-wing government to split the Austrian Railways (ÖBB) into different units which has to be seen as a major step towards the privatisation of the railways.
		The rest of the railway workers are threatened with a worsening of their working conditions and social benefits (sick leave, holidays etc.).
		Already at the congress of the Austrian Trade Union Federation (ÖGB) two weeks ago, one could see and sense the strong feelings of solidarity in the whole movement for the cause of the railway workers.
	www.marxist.com /austria-railstrike041103.htm (748 words)

	Narrow Gauge Heaven: information on UK and worldwide narrow gauge railways
		My interpretation is that the at majority of the coal ismoved by conveyor and lorry, but supplies for maintenance are taken inby rail, and some coal may be brought out that way.
		The railway in the settlement runs totally in a covered way (bar onecovered level crossing).
		There is a pit‑prop yard at the south endand a workshops at the north, while a drift comes in midway, which isthe area of the principal installations.
	www.narrow-gauge.co.uk /articles/island_railways_north_of_europe (2036 words)

	Train DVDs and Train Videos Featuring Diesel Locomotives
		(North Platte to Gibbon) Awesome action on the busiest piece of freight railroad in the world, with an average of 125 trains in 24 hours.
		UP is working on triple tracking the complete line between North Platte and Gibbon Junction, the trains follow in a constant parade.
		Austrian, German, Hungarian and Czech power at Vienna's Sudbahnhoff, Westbahnhoff and Meidling, Austria's busiest railway station.
	www.railwayshop.com /highball8.shtml (1686 words)

	Darjeeling Himalayan Railway,Darjeeling Toy Train,Darjeeling Himalayan Railways
		The only other mountain railway in the world that reaches a higher altitude is in the Andes where Cusco station is located at 14,000 feet, but the mechanism used there is different.
		The railway was instrumental in attracting people from neighbouring Sikkim, Nepal, West Bengal and even as far away as Tibet, making Kurseong, a wayside town, a true entrepot of eclectic cultures.
		After simmering in the Austrian Alps, DHR is the second railway system in the world to be accorded the World Heritage status.
	www.luxury-train-travel-tours-india.com /hill-trains-in-india/darjeeling-himalayan-railway.html (1806 words)

	First World War.com - Memoirs & Diaries - Austrian Account of the Brusilov Offensive, June 1916
		All Government officials put on their uniforms, all Government authorities, even the police, granted leave to their employees, demanding no more than a show of the performance of official duties.
		The streets were filled with crowds, the tramcars were carrying wounded soldiers, as at the order of the army command the evacuation of the military hospitals had been started.
		The square before the railway station was closely packed with people, but the police were admitting only railway officials.
	www.firstworldwar.com /diaries/brusilov_austrian.htm (786 words)

	Roland C. Deutsch - Linz (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		It is surrounded by hills in the West, North and East.
		The left picture shows the north end, in the middle is the south-west corner and to the left is the south end.
		Far in the North of the city, there is JKU (Johannes Kepler University) with its beautiful campus.
	www.stat.sc.edu /~deutsch/english/linz.htm (783 words)

	Tour Austria, Austrian tours
		Austrian tours are an open invitation to take time off and relish the fascination of these enchanting landscapes.
		It extends from the Festenburg near Bruck an der Lafnitz in the north to Bad Radkersburg in the south.
		The Apple Route, full of blossom in the spring, ripe fruit in the autumn, is one of the most rustic of Austrian tours and starts on the B54 trunk road, the road near Gleisdorf, and takes in five nearby towns, each one home to the region’s natural treasure.
	www.austria.info /xxl/_site/us/_area/417411/_subArea/415558/dreamroutesaustria.html (605 words)

	Railway Wheels Repair - links
		BC Rail - BC Rail, Canada's third largest railway, operates exclusively in British Columbia and has interline connections to all rail-served points in North America.
		Canadian Pacific Railway - Canadian Pacific Railway connects the Atlantic and the Pacific coasts with the heart of North America.
		DMVW Railroad - Dakota Missouri Valley and Western Railroad is a short-line freight railroad that operates in North Dakota, South Dakota, and Montana.
	www.railwaywheelsrepair.com /links.htm (1795 words)

	Hemingway in Seney: "The Big Two-Hearted" (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		After admiring the river and thinking what lay ahead on their fishing trip, Hemingway and his friends turned north from the bridge, probably figuring that fishing (and certainly camping) would be better outside of town.
		This description is consistent with the narrator’s discussion in “Big Two-Hearted River.” Nick Adams describes walking north “along the road that paralleled the railway track” towards Grand Marais and Lake Superior, while “far off to the left was the l ine of the river...
		The rest of the week was spent fishing north of Seney, occasionally in the swampy area between the two Fox rivers, and perhaps shooting at some deer that happened by.
	www.northquest.com /hemingway/conf97/jobst.html (2570 words)

	Worldandnation: Austrian cable car fire kills about 170
		Most of the skiers and snowboarders managed to escape the car but died from smoke inhalation inside the tunnel.
		An area hospital said 19 Germans and Austrians were brought in by ambulance -- apparently nine who escaped from the car and 10 who were waiting just inside the tunnel entrance to board the next car up, hospital officials said.
		JULY 12, 1972: A cable on an elevated railway snaps in the Swiss province of Vallais, sending train carriages careening to the valley station and killing 13 people.
	www.sptimes.com /News/111200/Worldandnation/Austrian_cable_car_fi.shtml (1037 words)

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