Middle-East Rail Net Before WWI
Nothing speaks more clearly about economical and military aspirations of the main powers than the ambitious railway network that spread all over the Middle East, connecting Germany with the Ottoman Empire, and Constantinople with the Levante, Syria and Mesopotamia. Zsarist Russia had similar plans towards Persia.
Hejaz Railway Station: Homs, Syria 1900-1920 high resolution
Orient Express Budapest-Constantinople high resolution
