- War (1945).
After the war, tank
production was
scaled down. Part of the
Vagonka's manufacturing and
design ****ets were
transferred back to Kharkiv's Diesel...
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Vagónka is a
Slovak railway coach and
shipping containers maker and repairer. Its
headquarters is in Trebisov.
Vagónka a.s. Trebišov
website v t e v t...
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colour scheme. This
change coincided with the
introduction of new
Skoda Vagonka electric trains to operation. The full
rebranding process is set to be...
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Renamed Spartak Poprad 1974 –
Renamed TJ
Tatramat Poprad 1975 –
Renamed TJ
Vagónka Poprad 2001 –
merged with PFC
Poprad into 1. PFC
Tatramat 2004 – Renamed...
- 810) and
Slovakia (ZSSK
class 812). It was
produced from 1975 to 1982 by
Vagonka Studénka. Both ČD and ZSSK
refurbish 810s into
newer units,
sometimes with...
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motivated opposition continued to
beset the tank
throughout its development.
Vagonka tank
plant manager I.F.
Krutyakov sought to
subordinate Uralvagonzavod...
- mouth) 1964–73
Vagónka Studénka
Decommissioned 460 Tornádo (Tornado)
Pantograf (Pantograph) 1971–78
Vagónka Studénka 470
Kraken 1991
Vagónka Studénka Double-deck...
- Cobourg, Ontario, 1890–1915 ČKD (1951–1999)
Vagónka Tatra Česká Lípa (produced trams, 1929–1954)
Vagónka Tatra Studénka (produced trams, 1902–1951) Královopolská...
- and some transport-related ****ets of the
former ČKD, now
called Škoda
Vagonka. In 2009, Škoda
holding announced that the
South Korean conglomerate Doosan...
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options were
finally ordered from the
Czech manufacturer ČKD
Vagonka, now Škoda
Vagonka, in 2001, at a
price of 160
million FIM. The
first unit arrived...