Пассажирские вагоны разных эпох. Амендорф, цельнометаллический, Егоровский. #Железнодорожное 42с

Today we explore why everyone loves GDR’s Ammendorf cars, when the all-metal open-plan carriage first appeared on our railways, and how the famous lines “don’t part with those you love” immortalized in the film “The Irony of Fate” originated. Unique footage, archival materials, and of course, a contest! Video from the NVRZ archive featuring Waggonbau Ammendorf GmbH was kindly provided by the channel "Code of Barmaley"    / @КодБармалея   barmacode1.livejournal.com. Museum of Russian Railways address: St. Petersburg, Bibliotechny Lane, 4, building 2. Next to Baltiysky Railway Station. 300 meters from “Baltiyskaya” metro station. Museum website: https://rzd-museum.ru/visiting Museum Instagram:   / rzd_museum   Our channel:    / ssvmedia   We are on VK: http://vk.com/ssvmedia Our website: http://www.ssvmedia.ru Link to this episode:    • Пассажирские вагоны разных эпох. Амендорф,...   Donations: http://yasobe.ru/na/ssvmedia Sberbank card: 4276 5500 2022 7081 Our Yandex Wallet: 410011594676720 WebMoney: R423229979399 (If you want to see your name in the credits, include it in the payment comment) All collected funds are used for the project's advertising campaign in adWords All episodes in chronological order are available on our website: http://ssvmedia.ru/zheleznodorozhnoe