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- The Van Beethoven was an international train linking the Dutch capital Amsterdam and the West German capital Bonn. The train was named after the Bonn-born composer Ludwig van Beethoven. The Van Beethoven was the successor of the TEE Rhein–Main on the same route and schedule. The route of the Rhein–Main was shortened to Amsterdam - Bonn in the autumn of 1971, thus ending the relation with the Main eventually resulting in renaming the TEE to Van Beethoven. Travellers wanting to go to Frankfurt am Main in the evening could proceed from Bonn using the TEE Saphir arriving in Frankfurt eight minutes later than the former Rhein-Main. On request of German members of parliament the route was extended to Nürnberg in 1976, resulting in an arrival around 1:30 a.m. In 1978 the Deutsche Bundesbahn decided to reinstate the Amsterdam Frankfurt service with timed connections to Nürnberg arriving at a decent time (23:58). On 26 May 1979 the Van Beethoven was converted in a two-class InterCity. The Van Beethoven was continued as international service until 1983 and afterwards served several different routes in Germany until the end of 2002. (en)
- De Van Beethoven was een Europese internationale trein op de verbinding Amsterdam - Frankfurt die reed van 1972 tot 2002. De verbinding was tot 1979 onderdeel van het internationale TEE netwerk van luxueuze sneltreinen met alleen eerste klas. Na 1979 werd de verbinding een twee-klassen Intercity. Van Beethoven verwijst naar Ludwig van Beethoven, de uit Bonn afkomstige, componist van de Europese hymne. (nl)
- 范·贝多芬号（德語：Van Beethoven）是曾經运营于荷兰首都阿姆斯特丹经比利时至前西德首都波恩间一班国际列车所使用的名称，由德国联邦铁路（1994年后为德国铁路）在1972年至2002年间开行。其命名源自德国古典主义音乐作曲家路德维希·范·贝多芬，后者原籍法兰德斯，但出生于波恩。列车曾先后被纳入全欧快车及城际列车等类别，直至2002年停运。 (zh)
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- German TEE coaches hauled by Dutch class 1100 in Utrecht (en)
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- De Van Beethoven was een Europese internationale trein op de verbinding Amsterdam - Frankfurt die reed van 1972 tot 2002. De verbinding was tot 1979 onderdeel van het internationale TEE netwerk van luxueuze sneltreinen met alleen eerste klas. Na 1979 werd de verbinding een twee-klassen Intercity. Van Beethoven verwijst naar Ludwig van Beethoven, de uit Bonn afkomstige, componist van de Europese hymne. (nl)
- 范·贝多芬号（德語：Van Beethoven）是曾經运营于荷兰首都阿姆斯特丹经比利时至前西德首都波恩间一班国际列车所使用的名称，由德国联邦铁路（1994年后为德国铁路）在1972年至2002年间开行。其命名源自德国古典主义音乐作曲家路德维希·范·贝多芬，后者原籍法兰德斯，但出生于波恩。列车曾先后被纳入全欧快车及城际列车等类别，直至2002年停运。 (zh)
- The Van Beethoven was an international train linking the Dutch capital Amsterdam and the West German capital Bonn. The train was named after the Bonn-born composer Ludwig van Beethoven. The Van Beethoven was the successor of the TEE Rhein–Main on the same route and schedule. The route of the Rhein–Main was shortened to Amsterdam - Bonn in the autumn of 1971, thus ending the relation with the Main eventually resulting in renaming the TEE to Van Beethoven. Travellers wanting to go to Frankfurt am Main in the evening could proceed from Bonn using the TEE Saphir arriving in Frankfurt eight minutes later than the former Rhein-Main. On request of German members of parliament the route was extended to Nürnberg in 1976, resulting in an arrival around 1:30 a.m. In 1978 the Deutsche Bundesbahn decid (en)
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