File:Former Tighina (Bender) rail-road bridge.01.jpg

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Română: Fostul pod de cale ferată și șosea peste Nistru de la Tighina (la acea vreme în România, astăzi în Republica Moldova), după dinamitarea lui de către forțele române retrase în spatele Nistrului, în 1919.
English: The former road-rail bridge over the Dniester at Tighina (at that time in Romania, today in the Republic of Moldova), after it was dynamited by the Romanian forces retreated behind the Dniester, in 1919.
Date Unknown, no later than 1935
Source Ilustrațiunea Română magazine from October 23, 1935 (No. 44, year VII), available at Digiteca Arcanum. This is a cropped version of the image on page 3.
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Object location46° 49′ 58″ N, 29° 29′ 27.4″ E Kartographer map based on OpenStreetMap.View this and other nearby images on: OpenStreetMapinfo

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current19:08, 2 February 2024Thumbnail for version as of 19:08, 2 February 20241,256 × 921 (163 KB)Nenea hartia (talk | contribs){{Information |Description={{ro|1=Fostul pod de cale ferată și șosea peste Nistru de la Tighina (la acea vreme în România, astăzi în Republica Moldova), după dinamitarea lui de către forțele sovietice în retragere, în 1919.}} {{en|1=The former road-rail bridge over the Dniester at Tighina (at that time in Romania, today in the Republic of Moldova), after it was dynamited by the retreating Soviet forces in 1919.}} |Source=[https://adt.arcanum.com/ro/view/IlustratiuneaRomana_1935_2/?pg=309&lay...

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