International passenger
trains in 20th Century Europe
From the Baltic to the Black Sea
From Scandinavia via Sassnitz on the Baltic to Constanţa on the Black Sea, these major routes connected North and Central Europe to South East Europe. The cities of Berlin, Praha, Wien, Bratislava, Budapest and Bucureşti were served by these arteries. Services between them were provided by two important routes.
Political Aftermath of WW1
Balt Orient route
The Peace Making Process 1918-
The emergence of new states from the territory of the Austro-
From the map, the Berlin-
This route was in place and serving the imperial kingdoms of Germany and Austria Hungary by the start of the First World War. The Balt Orient had become a busy artery before 1914 when it carried the majority of the Berlin-
Before 1914 some of the Berlin-
B1: Balt Orient
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