Bau Und Betrieb Der Schmalspurbahnen Und Deren Volkswirthschaftliche Bedeutung FÃ1/4r Das Deutsche Reich
, written by W Hostmann and originally published in 1881, delves into the construction and operation of narrow-gauge railways and their significant economic importance to the German Reich. This historical treatise provides a detailed examination of the engineering aspects involved in building these railways, alongside an analysis of their impact on the German economy.
The book offers insights into the practical considerations of railway operation and highlights the role of narrow-gauge railways in fostering economic development. It serves as a valuable resource for historians, engineers, and economists interested in understanding the evolution of transportation infrastructure and its broader societal implications in 19th-century Germany.
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