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Norsk bokmål: Inne i tunnelgangen til den 1.300 m lange tunnelen i Amurområdet. Fra venstre ingeniør Liverovskij, Amurbanens sjef; ingeniør Speranskij, byggelederen av den 123 verst (ca. 1.300 m) lange tunnelen, ingeniør Skongarevskij, Amurbanens avdelingssjef; ingeniør Wourtzel, direktøren for den keiserlige russiske jernbanebygging; Fridtjof Nansen, som ble invitert av Wourtzel til å se den nye jernbanen som var under bygging i Øst-Sibir og Amur området, ingeniør Batjen, ingeniør Rosenberg, oppmålingssjef for Amurbanen, dr. Fedorov, Amurbanens sanitetslege. Ett av bildene fra reisen til Sibir i perioden 2. august - 26. oktober 1913. Fridtjof Nansen fortsatte sin transsibirske reise med den delvis nye jernbanen fra Krasnojarsk helt til Vladivostok.
English: Inside the tunnelhall of the1.300 meter long tunnel in the Amur-region. From the left engineer Liverovski, the Amur-railroad's boss; engineer Speranskij, the site engineer of the 1.300 meter long tunnel («Bauleiter des Tunnels der 123 Werst»); engineer Skongarevskij, the Amur-railroad's manager; engineer Wourtzel, the director of the imperial Russian railroad construction; Fridtjof Nansen, who was invited by Wourtzel to see the new railroad that was under construction in the East Siberia and Amur region; engineer Batjen, engineer Rosenberg, chief surveyor of the Amur railroad; Dr. Fedorov, the Amur railroad's medical physician. One of the pictures from the journey to Siberia between Aug. 2 and Oct. 26, 1913. Fridtjof Nansen continued his trans-Siberian journey by railroad, some of it recently finished, from Krasnoyarsk all the way to Vladivostok.
Deutsch: Im Tunnelgang des 1.300 m langen Tunnels im Amurgebiet. Von links Ingenieur Liverovskij, Chef der Amurbahn; Ingenieur Speranskij, Bauleiter des 123 Werst (ca. 1.300 m) langen Tunnels; Ingenieur Skongarevskij, Abteilungschef der Amurbahn; Ingenieur Wurtzel, Direktor des kaiserlich russischen Eisenbahnbaus; Fridtjof Nansen, der von Wourtzel eingeladen wurde die neue Eisenbahn, die in Ost-Sibirien und im Amurgebiet im Bau war, anzusehen; Ingenieur Batjen; Ingenieur Rosenberg, Vermessungschef der Amurbahn; Dr. Fedorov, Sanitätsarzt der Amurbahn. Eines der Bilder der Reise nach Sibirien in der Periode 2. August - 26. Oktober 1913. Fridtjof Nansen setzte seine transsibirische Reise mit der teilweise neuen Eisenbahn von Krasnojarks bis Vladivostok fort.
Español: Dentro de la entrada del túnel de la línea de Amur (1.300 m) Desde la izquierda el ingeniero Liverovskij, Jefe de la línea Amur; el ingeniero Speranskij, jefe de construcción del (ca. 1.300 m) túnel, ingeniero Skongarevskij, jefe de sección de la línea Amur; ingeniero Wourtzel, director de la Empresa Imperial de construcciones ferroviarias; Fridtjof Nansen, que fue invitado por Wourtzel para ver la construcción de la nueva línea bajo construcción en la siberia oriental y Amur, ingeniero Batjen, ingeniero Rosenberg, el jefe de mediciones de la línea Amur, dr. Fedorov, médico sanitario de la línea Amur. Una de las fotografías del viaje a Siberia en el período 2 de agosto-26 de octubre de 1913. Fridtjof Nansen continuó su travesía transiberiana con una línea de ferrocarril en parte nueva desde Krasnoiarsk hasta Vladivostok.
Nederlands: In de 1300 meter lange Amur-spoortunnel. Vanaf links: ingenieur Liverovski, leider van de spoorwegen van Amur; ingenieur Speranskij, bouwleider van de tunnel (³Bauleiter des Tunnels der 123 Werst²); ingenieur Skongarevskij, directeur van de koninklijke Russische spoorbouw; Fridtjof Nansen, uitgenodigd door Wourtzel om de nieuwe spoorlijn te bekijken; ingenieur Batjen; ingenieur Rosenberg, hoofdinspecteur van de spoorwegen van Amur, en dr. Fedorov, arts, aangesteld bij de spoorwegen. Een foto van de reis naar Siberië van 2 augustus tot 26 oktober 1913. Fridtjof Nansen zette zijn Transsiberische reis van Krasnojarsk verder voort met de trein naar Vladivostok. Een deel van de spoorlijn was pas gebouwd.
Depicted person: Liverovskij Depicted person: Speranskij Depicted person: Skongarevskij Depicted person: Wourtzel Depicted person: Batjen Depicted person: Rosenberg, Depicted person: Nansen, Fridtjof (1861-1930) Depicted person: Fedorov Depicted place: Russland, Bira |
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| Author | Creator:K. Bohle | |||||||||||||||||||||||
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