- Roman-Phoenician
soldier born in Sidon,
whose tombstone was
found by
railworkers in Bingerbrück, Germany, in 1859. In
October 1859,
during the construction...
- to
demand payment in West
Marks instead of East Marks.
Around 13.000
railworkers living in West
Berlin parti****ted in the strike. East
German uprising...
- in
solidarity with the
striking railworkers.
Following the
success of the
February strikes, rank-and-file
railworkers felt
their employers were not respecting...
-
January 1950, the
railworkers'
secretariat was
excluded from the
central committee due to its
support for the CUAS,
causing the
railworkers'
federation to...
- on
cargo or p****engers. The p****engers
turned out to be
twenty burly railworkers with
their paychecks in
their pockets, all of whom were on
their way...
-
example of
graffiti monikers were
found on
traincars created by
hobos and
railworkers since the late 1800s. The Bozo
Texino monikers were do****ented by filmmaker...
- emplo****
previously by the state, businessmen, clergymen, students,
railworkers. In the
winter and
spring of 1941, the
Soviet troops (NKVD)
opened fire...
-
official with the
Brotherhood of
Locomotive Engineers and Trainmen, a U.S.
railworkers union which has in
conjunction with
railroads been
offering peer counseling...
- workers. The
killings prompted an
industrial action by the
National Railworkers Union in
Britain and Ireland.
Mallow lies on the
River Blackwater, and...
-
safety was stunning.
Between 1877 and 1887,
approximately 38% of all
railworker accidents involved coupling. That
percentage fell as the
railroads began...
