Some Considerations on the Naval Traffic of Braila Harbor between 1920-1928

  • Alexandru David
Keywords: naval traffic, World War I, Port of Brăila

Abstract

After World War I the recent changes from Romania influenced the economical geography of the state, now unified, thus a major reorientation of the communication ways being produced. Moreover the state policy of sustainment through indirect subventions of low-taxes at C.F.R.(Romanian Railways Company) has affected the shipping transport. The case of the Brăila harbor for the just mentioned period, is eloquent: if the custom's import which took place in Brăila harbor in 1911 represented 20% from the general import of the country, in 1926 the great majority decreased at only 4%.Neither the export was better, in 1926 it reached 13%.The shipping decreased at that period, from the 40% of the total shipping on the Danube between 1911-1913,to 10% in 1923. This proves that the harbor from Brăila couldn't attract the goods quantities registered before the war, many part of them being directed to Constan9a.

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Published
2005-10-31
How to Cite
David, A. (2005). Some Considerations on the Naval Traffic of Braila Harbor between 1920-1928. The Annals of "Dunarea De Jos" University of Galati. Fascicle XIX, History, 4, 213-228. Retrieved from https://www.gup.ugal.ro/ugaljournals/index.php/history/article/view/905
Section
ISTORIE CONTEMPORANĂ