At a recent gathering of collectors at “Ami Gallery” (Alta Shopping Center in Sarajevo), I noticed a flyer-invitation for an exhibition of caricatural portraits, specifically titled “Alija Hafizović, Sarajlije, Exhibition of Caricatural Portraits Sarajevo, Puppet Theater, foyer, October 22-29, 1976.”… Read More »Patriotic fervor at the drawing table of Alija Hafizović Haf
Between 1879 and 1916, the Austro-Hungarian Empire was largely responsible for building the narrow-gauge railway network that windingly traced the mountains and valleys of our Bosnia and Herzegovina. During the Kingdom of Yugoslavia era, the railway infrastructure for a 760… Read More »The train was (and remains) our national mother
The Significance of Work Campaigns for Nation-Building and Personal Development “The struggle for victory in the country’s reconstruction, in overcoming economic difficulties, is an integral part of that great battle on the battlefield where tens of thousands of young men… Read More »Omladinske pruge (Railway of the Youth) – A History to Be Proud Of
Here you can view the summer train timetable with prices from 1941, published by “Nova Tiskara” Vrček and others, Sarajevo. Owner and publisher: S. Nikšić. We remind you that the archival material on this page is the property of the… Read More »Summer timetable with fares from 1941
Here you can view the summer train schedule from 1933, published by the “Prosvjeta” printing house in Sarajevo. Napominjemo da je arhivalna građa na ovoj stranici u vlasništvu web portala vremeplov.ba i ne smije se objavljivati ili ponovno koristiti bez… Read More »Summer train and bus schedule from 1933
We are excited to unveil an updated photo gallery in the category Railway History Gallery – Bosna Express.Enjoy these beautiful photographs!
Narrow Gauge Railway – Photo Gallery II >>
Narrow Gauge Track – Image Gallery II >>
Narrow-Gauge Rail Line – Image Gallery II >>
We are publishing an updated gallery of images from the article “The train was (and remains) our people’s mother”Enjoy the beautiful photographs!