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Railwayman or The
Railway Man may
refer to:
Railwayman, a
person who
works in rail
transport The
Railway Man (book), an
autobiography by Eric Lomax, published...
- The
Railwayman Monument (Polish:
Pomnik Kolejarza), also
known as Onto New
Tracks (Polish: Na nowe tory), is a
monument by
Ryszard Chachulski in city of...
- Sir
Robert Basil Reid CBE (7
February 1921 – 17
December 1993) was
chairman of the
British Railways Board from 1983
until 1990. The son of Sir
Robert Niel...
- The
National Union of
Railwaymen was a
trade union of
railway workers in the
United Kingdom. The
largest railway workers'
union in the country, it was...
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homeland in 1863,
where he made a successful,
albeit short,
career as a
railwayman,
dying at the age of 50. Carl
Jacob Hammarsköld p****ed the studentexamen...
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Commission Act, 1972 (NSW). The
department published an in-house journal, The
Railwayman, from
September 1958
until October 1972. Rail
transport in New
South Wales...
- Sir
George Findlay (18 May 1829 – 26
March 1893) was
general manager of the
London and
North Western Railway in
nineteenth century England.
Findlay was...
- result, its po****r
nickname is
Kolejorz [kɔˈlɛjɔʂ],
which means The
Railwayman in
local slang. The club's
debut in the
Polish top
division took place...
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National Railroad Council, and the
defunct underground newspaper The
Railwayman.
Campa was born in Monterrey,
Nuevo León, and
joined the
Mexican Communist...
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Thomas Burke (December 22, 1849 –
December 4, 1925) was an
American lawyer,
railroad builder, and
judge who made his
career in Seattle, Washington. He...
