Dvigatel
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Administrative building of Dvigatel
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Advertisements of Dvigatel (1911)
Dvigatel was a metal industry company located in Lasnamäe, Tallinn, Estonia. Dvigatel existed 1897–2007. Its headquarters were located in Tallinn and Sankt Peterburg. Infrastructure of Dvigatel is partly preserved nowadays and is situated in Industry park of Dvigatel (:et)
Dvigatel was established in 1897 after czar Nikolai II signed the statute of company "Dvigatel". At the beginning it produced railway wagons.[1]
After World War II there were produced reactors and different devices.
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- 1970s-1980s National Factory named after Vladimir Lenin (Estonian: V. I. Lenini nimeline Riiklik Liidutehas)
- 1992-1995 RAS Dvigatel (national joint-stock company)
- 1996-2007 AS Dvigatel (joint-stock company)
References[]
- ^ "Ülemiste City". ulemistecity.ee. Retrieved 17 March 2020.
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