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Road Repair on Mount Lovcen
circa 1914-1918
Repair work on Mount Lovcen to repair war damage caused by the Montenegrins. Vehicles are being pulled up a detour path on the mountain.
Road Repair on Mount Lovcen
circa 1914-1918
Repair work on Mount Lovcen to repair war damage caused by the Montenegrins. Archduke Karl Franz Salvator inspecting the work on Mount Lovcen, Montenegro.
Road Repair on Mount Lovcen
circa 1914-1918
Repair work on Mount Lovcen to repair roads. Austrian troops using a rock crusher.
Road Repair on Mount Lovcen
circa 1914-1918
Repair work on Mount Lovcen to repair war damage caused by the Montenegrans. Soldiers drilling into rock on the side of the mountains.
Road Repair on Mount Lovcen
circa 1914-1918
Repair work on Mount Lovcen to repair war damage. caused by the Montenegrans. Soldiers drilling into rock on the side of the mountains.
Repairing a Damaged Road
circa 1914-1918
Repair work on a stone viaduct on a serpentine road on Mount Lovcen that had been damaged by the Montenegrins.
