Note 32 — Chapter VI · THE BAGDAD RAILWAY BECOMES AN IMPERIAL ENTERPRISE
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German World Policies, pp. 229–231. On this same general subject consult an article by “Immanuel,” entitled “Die Bagdadbahn ein Kulturwerk in Asien,” in Globus, Volume 81 (1902), pp. 181–185; M. Hartmann, Islam, Mission, Politik (Leipzig, 1912). It should be pointed out that the Anatolian Railway itself established two schools, at Haidar Pasha and Eski Shehr, for the instruction of its employees in German and other subjects. Bohler, loc. cit., p. 275.