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Image Not Available for A wrong clutch signifies death for many passengers.
A wrong clutch signifies death for many passengers.
Image Not Available for A wrong clutch signifies death for many passengers.

A wrong clutch signifies death for many passengers.

Creator Pacific & Atlantic (German)
DateFebruary 13, 1931
Mediumgelatin silver print
DimensionsOverall: 18 x 24.4 cm (7 1/16 x 9 5/8 in.)
Credit LineAnonymous Gift, 2002
Object number2002/1569
Category
PortfolioTrain Accident Series 3/12
LocationNot currently on display

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Mattresses are distributed for ailing passengers.
Pacific & Atlantic
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Image Not Available for A stream of ailing passengers being rolled across the platforms for the departure of one of the "White Trains".
A stream of ailing passengers being rolled across the platforms for the departure of one of the "White Trains".
Pacific & Atlantic
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Image Not Available for Hardly an inch of space left for those who are trying to force their way into on the subway cars. Guards assist in squeezing passengers into one of the car. The others on the platform simplymust wait for the next train.
Hardly an inch of space left for those who are trying to force their way into on the subway cars. Guards assist in squeezing passengers into one of the car. The others on the platform simplymust wait for the next train.
Pacific & Atlantic
February 11, 1930
Photograph
Image Not Available for Ailing passengers are driven by cars directly to the railway station and then carried onto the trains.
Ailing passengers are driven by cars directly to the railway station and then carried onto the trains.
Pacific & Atlantic
September 28, 1930
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Image Not Available for In an interval between the rush hours, this guard is ready to spring the automatic close of the door after his passenger has entered.
In an interval between the rush hours, this guard is ready to spring the automatic close of the door after his passenger has entered.
Pacific & Atlantic
February 11, 1930
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A pretzel coat of arms signifies that here a respectable master baker lies buried.
Presse-Photo
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Image Not Available for On the main street in the Vatican State.
On the main street in the Vatican State.
Pacific & Atlantic
1930s
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Image Not Available for Issuing the food hampers for the patients.
Issuing the food hampers for the patients.
Pacific & Atlantic
September 28, 1930
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Image Not Available for An investigation of the cause of the train accident is initiated immediately.
An investigation of the cause of the train accident is initiated immediately.
Pacific & Atlantic
February 13, 1931
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Image Not Available for Paramedics take care of the injured persons.
Paramedics take care of the injured persons.
Pacific & Atlantic
February 13, 1931
Photograph
Image Not Available for A Medau seminarist is an interested spectator.
A Medau seminarist is an interested spectator.
Pacific & Atlantic
October 9, 1930
Photograph
Image Not Available for At a class of veterinary medicine at the University of Giessen, a horse with cold is treated in the out-patient clinic with an electric heating cushion.
At a class of veterinary medicine at the University of Giessen, a horse with cold is treated in the out-patient clinic with an electric heating cushion.
Pacific & Atlantic
July 3, 1931
Photograph
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