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How the Metro Works (Russian edition)

Door A. Sparber

Categorie
Treinen, Trams, Autobussen & Openbaar Vervoer
Boeknummer
#412354-LJ5
Titel
How the Metro Works (Russian edition)
Auteur
Sparber, A.
Boektype
Gebonden hardcover
Uitgeverij
Moscow : Dorsand
Jaar van uitgave
2017
ISBN10
599087068X
ISBN13
9785990870680
Taal
Engels
Beschrijving
Original pictorial boards, illustrated with numerous photographs in colour, text in Russian, , 4to.
Samenvatting
In every city of Russia, where there is a subway, it is a source of pride of residents. Both in Moscow, and in St. Petersburg, and in Novosibirsk, and in Kazan. Take the Moscow Metro, for example. In 2015, he turned 80 years old. Over the years, the metro has become one of the symbols of Moscow, the same as, for example, the Spasskaya tower of the Kremlin, the Cathedral of Basil and the Ostankino TV Tower. Where do foreign tourists who came to Moscow first of all? In the subway, of course. Where does the hero of Danelia's film "I'm walking through Moscow" sing his famous song? That's right, on the escalator of the Moscow metro. About the subway composed poems, write songs, make films.
But, of course, first of all, the metro is urban transport. Comfortable, environmentally friend... (Lees verder)ly, high-speed. Every day it is used by millions of citizens and visitors. And in megacities, which today suffocate in traffic jams, this is almost the only type of urban transport that is guaranteed to deliver passengers from point A to point B for an exact, quite certain time.
The subway is often called the underground city, with its "recidents", "roads" and traffic lights. In this book, the reader will be able to learn many of the secrets of this complex structure, see the work of the subway from the inside and to understand how modern, safe and interesting this kind of transport, which each of us has used at least once in his life. The book is designed for everyone who is interested in the subway.
Pagina's
461
Conditie
Goed
Prijs
€ 80,00

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