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April 1978

Belgrade in Motion

Belgrade in April 1978. Trams outside the main railway station, at Slavija and on the city’s streets, in 14 photographs by Martin Häfliger.

Collection A. Radchenko, photo M.A.Haefliger

Photographs: 14

Car 53 outside the main railway station.
Car 81 on the streets of Belgrade.
Car 118 outside the main railway station.
Car 171 outside the main railway station.
Car 47 at Slavija.
Car 47 on the streets of Belgrade.
Car 62 on the streets of Belgrade.
Car 81 on the streets of Belgrade.
Car 128 on the streets of Belgrade.
Car 121 on the streets of Belgrade.
Car 128 on the streets of Belgrade.
Car 74 on the streets of Belgrade.
Car 104 on the streets of Belgrade.
Car 127 on the streets of Belgrade.
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Car 53 outside the main railway station.

Car 53 outside the main railway station.

Collection A. Radchenko, photo M.A.Haefliger
Photograph record
Date
April 1978 — supplied filename
Place
Belgrade, former main railway station
Vehicle type
Unconfirmed for this photograph
Original filename
53 Beograd Hauptbahnhof (April 1978).jpg

53 with a trailer outside the main railway station. The background façade supports the supplied location.

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About the photographs and sources

Photographs: M.A.Haefliger. Collection A. Radchenko. Martin Häfliger’s permission of 26 October 2026 covers the photographs he supplied, with the credit “Collection A. Radchenko, photo M.A.Haefliger”. The collection owner has confirmed that this credit also applies to the April 1978 series.

Sources and research

  • Collection A. Radchenko — supplied image filenames

    April 1978; Slavija and Hauptbahnhof only where named.

  • GSP Beograd — 1970–1980

    Decade context; does not identify individual photographs.

  • GSP Beograd — 1950–1960

    Domestic production history; not proof of the type of each depicted vehicle.

To add: original annotations or reverse sides; date confirmation; exact locations; type and origin of each vehicle. The sequence is curatorial, not a reconstruction of the photographer’s itinerary.

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