13 July 1996 “There’ll be a train as long as the rails are there,” a railroad man at Podgorica station told impatient passengers whose train to Belgrade was already 100 minutes late. A state of emergency was declared because several trains jumped their tracks in a couple of days, doing away with stories of safe rail travel along the “dream […]
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