Željeznički kolodvor Petrinja

Mirko Rados 1 Review 9 minutes ago THIS IS NOT JUST ANY RUIN !!! I spent my childhood up there. This train station and the floor above were my home until the Chetnik attack of 09/1991. Home of two Croatian families! The only couple of them who lived on some imaginary border between the Croats around the city center and collect those "across the railroad" who attacked us bestially! Behind all these photos lies a tragic story. It hurts to find those photos while I google. I lived my life there until I was 21 years old. I can give each of these empty and broken windows and the rooms behind them a name and a function. Behind each of these windows lies a life story. I was so happy in this place. After the attack of the Chetniks (mostly Serbian neighbors) on 09/1991, I could not see my train station until 1995. After the liberation war in 1995, I went there again, hoping to find at least a photograph or some memory ... in vain! Everything is gone! I left this station (my home) in a hurry, as if you had to get out now, and you didn’t even have time to turn off the TV. I have lived in Germany since 1991 and the story of a happy childhood at and around the train station is slowly dying. I am always available for any questions regarding my train station. Greetings, Mirko Radoš ################################ NICHT NUR IRGEND EINE RUINE !!!! Da oben habe ich meine Kindheit verbracht. This train station and the ground floor are my home. There is a tragic story behind all these photos. Here we find the photos on Google. I have had my life until I was 21 years old. I can eat and coat the windows with a living room. Ich so so glücklich auf diesem Ort. After the attack on the Chetniks (before the Serbian Nachbarn) on 09/1991, my train station was closed until 1995. After the free war in 1995, I was once again allowed to take a photo or find an appointment in the opening ... see you again! All the way! Ich habe diesen Bahnhof in der Eile verlassen, als, wenn du jetzt sofort raus must und nicht mal die Zeit hattest, den TV ausschalten zu can. Since 1991, he has lived in Germany and the history of a happy childhood on the train station and drum room. For all questions about my train station, I will be available for delivery. Greetings, Mirko Rados

Pathetic. The station is failing. There have been no trains for thirty years and there will probably never be more of them. This railroad and its railway stations are left to decay. It used to be quite a traffic line connecting Sisak and Karlovac via Banija. Passenger and freight traffic took place there. Although the load-bearing capacity of the railroad was small, it was still alive. It is interesting to note that it was driven by a steam locomotive until the mid-1980s. So the Petrinja train station is permanently closed.

Permanently closed

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