Specialists from Germany at the plant building site
The Kramatorsk Metallurgical Society plant was one of the biggest metallurgical and machine building plants of the Russian Empire in the early 20th century.…
Read moreThe Kramatorsk Metallurgical Society plant was one of the biggest metallurgical and machine building plants of the Russian Empire in the early 20th century.…
Read moreThe town of Kramatorsk (Kramatorska, Kramatorovka, Kramatorske) emerged close to the Kramatorska railway station of the Kursk-Kharkiv-Azov railway near the…
Read moreThe machine building, iron and steel foundry and rolling mill plant of the Kramatorsk Metallurgical Society belonged to the joint stock Kramatorsk…
Read moreThe machine building, iron and steel foundry and rolling mill plant of the Kramatorsk Metallurgical Society was arranged on the basis of the Wilhelm Fitzner…
Read moreThe machine building, iron and steel foundry and rolling mill plant of the Kramatorsk Metallurgical Society belonged to the joint stock Kramatorsk…
Read moreThe first description of the plant settlement near the Kramatorska station was published in An Illustrated Guide along the Kursk-Kharkiv-Sevastopol Railway in…
Read moreThe town of Kramatorsk (Kramatorska, Kramatorovka, Kramatorske) emerged close to the Kramatorska railway station of the Kursk-Kharkiv-Azov railway near the…
Read moreThe station was built in 1868 as a double track section and a railway platform of the Kursk-Kharkiv-Azov railway. This was a single line railway, and the…
Read moreThe Kramatorska station building (Kursk-Kharkiv-Azov railway). The building was destroyed in the World War I years.
Read moreThe way from the settlement to the station
Read moreA village not far from the Kramatorska station. As of 1917, this village was merged with the village of Kramatorivka (Kramatorska).
Read moreThe plant history starts in 1896. The plant was founded by Konrad Gamper, a Swiss, who took out Russian citizenship in 1896 and was entered among the…
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