- The
Nidareid train disaster was a
train collision on 18
September 1921 on the Trondhjem–Støren Line
railway line,
between the
stations of
Marienborg and...
- Rosmalen, the
Netherlands (December) 1921 Abermule,
Wales (26 January)
Nidareid,
Norway (18 September) Bryn Athyn, Pennsylvania,
United States (5 December)...
- too fast over the
switch and
derails killing 38.
September 18 –
Norway –
Nidareid train disaster in Trondheim.
Confusion and
unfortunate cir****stances lead...
- rock. This
bridge was torn down in 1884 when the new
Dovre Line
going by
Nidareid was opened. The
foundations were
transferred for free to the Norwegian...
-
established his own
practice in Christiania.
Glosimodt died in the
Nidareid train disaster (
Nidareid-ulykken) at the age of 39. "Erik
Waldemar Glosimodt". Store...
-
returning from the
celebrations collided just
after leaving Trondheim in the
Nidareid train disaster the next day. The
worst Norwegian railway disaster in peacetime...
- 1908, as well as the
director of Telegrafverket. He was
killed in the
Nidareid train disaster. He was born in
Vestre Aker as the son of
banker Thomas...
-
Cadastre Authority too, and held the
military rank of colonel. He died in the
Nidareid train disaster. He was a
grandfather of
Francis Sejersted. Henriksen, Petter...
-
station at Brattøra,
which had
opened in 1882. This went
through a
tunnel at
Nidareid to Brattøra. In 1918 new
tracks were laid to
Heimdal over Selsbakk. In...
-
Neste stasjon [Next Station]. Gyldendal. pp. 182–188. ISBN 82-05-25294-7.
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