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The Merkur was an international express train linking Copenhagen, the Danish capital, with Germany. The train was named after the Roman God Mercury, the God of traders and travellers.

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rdfs:label	TEE Merkur (it) Merkur (train) (en) Merkur (spoorwegen) (nl) 墨丘利号列车 (欧洲) (zh)
rdfs:comment	The Merkur was an international express train linking Copenhagen, the Danish capital, with Germany. The train was named after the Roman God Mercury, the God of traders and travellers. (en) De Merkur was een internationale trein voor de verbinding Kopenhagen - Stuttgart. De Merkur is genoemd naar Mercurius, de Romeinse God van de handel. (nl) 墨丘利号（德語：Merkur）是曾經运营于德国斯图加特至丹麦哥本哈根间一班国际列车所使用的名称，由德国联邦铁路在1953年至1991年间开行。其命名源自罗马神话中为众神传递信息的使者墨丘利。列车曾先后被纳入长途列车（F）、城际列车（IC）、全欧快车（TEE）和欧城列车（EC）等类别，直至1991年停运。 (zh) Merkur è una relazione ferroviaria Trans Europ Express tra Stoccarda e Copenaghen via Amburgo-Lubecca-Puttgarden-Rødby. Questo TEE, che sostituiva un precedente intercity con lo stesso nome, venne istituito nel 1974 quando le ferrovie danesi DSB aderirono al pool TEE. La relazione è stata mantenuta fino al 1978. Il Merkur vanta alcuni primati: (it)
name	Merkur (en)
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dct:subject	Railway services discontinued in 1991 EuroCity International named passenger trains Railway services introduced in 1953 Trans Europ Express Named passenger trains of Germany Named passenger trains of Denmark
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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	Mercury (mythology) Bonn Denmark Deutsche Bundesbahn Cologne Copenhagen Rødby Puttgarden Germany Railway services discontinued in 1991 Stuttgart Frankfurt am Main EuroCity International named passenger trains Railway services introduced in 1953 German Sleeper and Dining Car Company Hamburg Trans Europ Express Named passenger trains of Germany Trans Europ Express Dortmund Named passenger trains of Denmark Intercity (Deutsche Bahn) EuroCity Express train Vogelfluglinie Train ferry dbr:Karen_Blixen_(train) Danske Statsbaner F-Zug
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formeroperator	Deutsche Bundesbahn Danske Statsbaner (en)
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end	Stuttgart
first	1953-06-01 (xsd:date)
frequency	Daily (en)
last	1991-06-01 (xsd:date)
locale	Denmark Germany
start	Copenhagen
status	Discontinued (en)
successor	dbr:Karen_Blixen_(train)
type	Trans Europ Express Intercity (Deutsche Bahn) EuroCity F-Zug (en)
has abstract	The Merkur was an international express train linking Copenhagen, the Danish capital, with Germany. The train was named after the Roman God Mercury, the God of traders and travellers. (en)

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