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View of the Remagen Bridge and the Erpeler Ley

View of the Remagen Bridge and the Erpeler Ley

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View of the Remagen Bridge and the Erpeler Ley

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Location: Remagen, Ahrweiler, Rhineland-Palatinate, Germany

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May 15, 2021

Ludendorff Bridge - a railway bridge in the city of Remagen (Rhineland-Palatinate), 325 meters long, built during World War I to increase the efficiency of transporting soldiers and war materials to the Western Front. The bridge was designed by Karl Wiener. Its name comes from General Erich Ludendorff.
During World War II, on March 7, 1945, it was captured by the American 9th Armored Division. It was the only intact bridge across the Rhine in Allied hands, and two attempts by the defenders to blow it up ended in failure. The capture of the bridge was called the "Miracle of Remagen". The Germans tried to destroy the bridge using planes and V2 rockets, but without success. On March 17, 1945, the Ludendorff Bridge collapsed due to damage - 30 American soldiers lost their lives.
These events were shown in the 1969 American film "The Bridge At Remagen" directed by John Guillermin.

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Andreas Bikefan

August 13, 2021

Historic place. The pillars are still standing on both sides. Information is available in the museum.

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Klaus

July 5, 2021

This is pure history

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View of the Remagen Bridge and the Erpeler Ley

1. View of Drachenfels – View of the Siebengebirge (Seven Hills) loop from Bonn UN Campus

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