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Construction train on Trans - Caspian Railway
2603880 Construction train on Trans - Caspian Railway; (add.info.: Construction train on the Trans - Caspian Railway (Central Asian Railway). Begun in 1879, the railway reached Smarkand in 1888, and in 1898 it extended to Tashkent and Andijan. Built by the Russians. From "Le Journal de la Jeunesse", Paris, 1888. Engraving)
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This print captures the essence of progress and hard work on the Trans-Caspian Railway, a monumental construction project undertaken by the Russians in the late 19th century. The image shows a construction train chugging along the railway tracks, with a group of soldiers and workers laboring tirelessly to build this vital transportation route through the rugged countryside.
The scene is bustling with activity - horses pulling carts laden with materials, soldiers overseeing operations, and workers toiling away under the watchful eye of their supervisors. The landscape stretches out before them, showcasing the vast expanse of land that they are endeavoring to conquer.
The Trans-Caspian Railway was a symbol of Russian expansion into Central Asia, connecting cities like Samarkand and Tashkent for trade and military purposes. It represented both progress and control over these remote regions.
This engraving from "Le Journal de la Jeunesse" in Paris provides us with a glimpse into history, showing us how infrastructure projects like this railway were instrumental in shaping nations and cultures. It serves as a reminder of the dedication and sacrifice required to build such monumental structures that continue to impact societies even today.
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