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<http://dbpedia.org/resource/Ludendorff_Bridge>	<http://dbpedia.org/ontology/abstract>	"De Ludendorffbrug (nu Br\u00FCcke von Remagen) was een spoorbrug over de Rijn bij Remagen. Hij is bekend geworden doordat hij aan het einde van de Tweede Wereldoorlog vrij ongeschonden en dus bruikbaar in handen van de geallieerden viel. De brug werd gebouwd tijdens de Eerste Wereldoorlog en was bedoeld om de Duitse troepen en voorraden snel over de Rijn naar het westelijk front te kunnen transporteren. De brug werd ontworpen door Karl Wiener, een architect uit Mannheim. De brug was 325 meter lang en had een hoogte van 14,8 meter boven de gemiddelde waterstand. Het hoogste punt was 29,25 meter. De brug had twee sporen en een voetpad. Tijdens de Tweede Wereldoorlog werd een van de sporen door middel van planken geschikt gemaakt voor andere voertuigen. De brug - de laatste intacte brug over de Rijn - werd op 7 maart 1945 door soldaten van de Amerikaanse 9e pantserdivisie ingenomen (zie Operatie Lumberjack). Verschillende pogingen van de Duitsers om de brug te verwoesten bleven zonder succes. Op 17 maart 1945 stortte de brug plots in. In de restanten van de brug is een museum gevestigd. De strijd om de brug is in 1969 verfilmd in de film The Bridge at Remagen. Nadat de brug was ingestort zijn de resten uit de Rijn geborgen. De resten en het landhoofd werden hergebruikt voor een spoorbrug over de nabijgelegen rivier de Ahr bij Sinzig, die op 4 maart 1948 gereedkwam. Op 21 november 1981 werd deze spoorbrug op haar beurt vervangen een nieuwe brug. \n* Brug in 1945 \n* Amerikaanse soldaten steken de brug over \n* Kleurenfilmopname van de Ludendorffbrug uit 1945 voor en na de instorting \n* Huidige situatie \n* Overblijfselen op de oostoever \n* Overblijfselen op de westoever"@nl .
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<http://dbpedia.org/resource/Ludendorff_Bridge>	<http://dbpedia.org/ontology/abstract>	"Die Ludendorff-Br\u00FCcke, als Br\u00FCcke von Remagen bekannt, war eine zweigleisige Eisenbahnbr\u00FCcke \u00FCber den Rhein zwischen Remagen und Erpel.Sie wurde 1916, im Ersten Weltkrieg, aus milit\u00E4rischen Gr\u00FCnden in Auftrag gegeben und am 1. Mai 1918 nach General Erich Ludendorff benannt. Am 15. August 1918 fand die Einweihung statt. Wegen Schwierigkeiten beim Bau des Tunnels durch die Erpeler Ley und des Einschnitts in Erpel konnten die Schienen erst Mitte 1919 verlegt werden. Die Eisenbahndirektion K\u00F6ln \u00FCbernahm die Br\u00FCcke am 23. Juli 1919, die Betriebser\u00F6ffnung einschlie\u00DFlich der Zuf\u00FChrungsstrecken folgte am 1. September 1919. Die Br\u00FCcke war das letzte gro\u00DFe Bauprojekt der Preu\u00DFischen Staatseisenbahnen. In der Schlussphase des Zweiten Weltkriegs war sie der erste alliierte \u00DCbergang \u00FCber den Rhein. Sie erlangte durch den 1969 erschienenen US-Kriegsfilm Die Br\u00FCcke von Remagen besondere Bekanntheit. Beim R\u00FCckzug der Heeresgruppe B unter Generalfeldmarschall Walter Model auf die rechte Seite des Rheins 1945 sollten nach dem Willen der Wehrmachtf\u00FChrung alle Rheinbr\u00FCcken gesprengt werden. Bei der Ludendorff-Br\u00FCcke wurde aber weniger (300 kg statt 600 kg) und weniger effizienter Sprengstoff (Donarit statt Dynamit) verwendet als geplant. Bei der Sprengung wurde die Br\u00FCcke kurz aus ihren Lagern gehoben, aber nicht zerst\u00F6rt, wodurch es westalliierten Truppen in der Folge m\u00F6glich war, den Rhein an dieser Stelle zu \u00FCberqueren und ihren Vorsto\u00DF Richtung Ruhrgebiet zu beschleunigen. Wehrmachtsoldaten versuchten in den Tagen nach der Eroberung vergeblich, die Br\u00FCcke zu zerst\u00F6ren. Sie st\u00FCrzte schlie\u00DFlich am 17. M\u00E4rz 1945 ein, wahrscheinlich aufgrund der misslungenen Sprengung und der Kampfhandlungen der vorherigen Tage. Hitler lie\u00DF mehrere Offiziere, die f\u00FCr die nicht erfolgte Zerst\u00F6rung verantwortlich gemacht wurden, durch ein Standgericht verurteilen und erschie\u00DFen. In der Nachkriegszeit erwog die Deutsche Bundesbahn, die Br\u00FCcke wieder aufzubauen; 1960 wurde eine Kostenprognose erstellt. Nach der Elektrifizierung der linken und der rechten Rheinstrecke (bis Mai 1962) lie\u00DF man diese Pl\u00E4ne fallen; die bis dahin freigehaltenen Zuf\u00FChrungsgleise in Remagen und Erpel wurden sp\u00E4ter aufgegeben. Die Strompfeiler der Br\u00FCcke wurden im Sommer 1976 aus dem Flussbett entfernt. \u00DCbriggeblieben sind heute nur noch die Br\u00FCckent\u00FCrme auf beiden Seiten und Teile der Zufahrtsrampe. Sie stehen ebenso wie der Erpeler Eisenbahntunnel unter Denkmalschutz."@de .
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<http://dbpedia.org/resource/Ludendorff_Bridge>	<http://dbpedia.org/ontology/demolitionDate>	"1945-03-17"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#date> .
<http://dbpedia.org/resource/Ludendorff_Bridge>	<http://dbpedia.org/ontology/wikiPageWikiLink>	<http://dbpedia.org/resource/R\u00FCdesheim_am_Rhein> .
<http://dbpedia.org/resource/Ludendorff_Bridge>	<http://www.w3.org/2000/01/rdf-schema#comment>	"El Pont de Remagen \u00E9s un pont sobre el Rin a Remagen (Alemanya), al sud de Bonn. Va ser constru\u00EFt durant la Primera Guerra Mundial a inst\u00E0ncies dels comandaments militars alemanys per tal de fer arribar tropes i material de guerra al front. Anys endavant, a finals de la Segona Guerra Mundial, una unitat de l'ex\u00E8rcit americ\u00E0 arrib\u00E0 a fer-se amb el pont el 7 de mar\u00E7 de 1945. Les tropes alemanyes havien intentat demolir el pont dues vegades, per\u00F2 fracassaren. Com a repres\u00E0lia, Hitler feu afusellar quatre dels seus oficials i continuaren els intents de fer volar el pont. La seva captura per part de les tropes americanes fou coneguda com \"el Miracle de Remagen\". Tanmateix, el 17 de mar\u00E7 de 1945, el pont es va ensorrar i 28 soldats nord-americans hi perderen la vida."@ca .
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<http://dbpedia.org/resource/Ludendorff_Bridge>	<http://dbpedia.org/property/collapsed>	"1945-03-17"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#date> .
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<http://dbpedia.org/resource/Ludendorff_Bridge>	<http://dbpedia.org/ontology/wikiPageWikiLink>	<http://dbpedia.org/resource/Primer_cord> .
<http://dbpedia.org/resource/Ludendorff_Bridge>	<http://dbpedia.org/property/designer>	"Karl Wiener"@en .
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<http://dbpedia.org/resource/Ludendorff_Bridge>	<http://dbpedia.org/ontology/abstract>	"El Pont de Remagen \u00E9s un pont sobre el Rin a Remagen (Alemanya), al sud de Bonn. Va ser constru\u00EFt durant la Primera Guerra Mundial a inst\u00E0ncies dels comandaments militars alemanys per tal de fer arribar tropes i material de guerra al front. Anys endavant, a finals de la Segona Guerra Mundial, una unitat de l'ex\u00E8rcit americ\u00E0 arrib\u00E0 a fer-se amb el pont el 7 de mar\u00E7 de 1945. Les tropes alemanyes havien intentat demolir el pont dues vegades, per\u00F2 fracassaren. Com a repres\u00E0lia, Hitler feu afusellar quatre dels seus oficials i continuaren els intents de fer volar el pont. La seva captura per part de les tropes americanes fou coneguda com \"el Miracle de Remagen\". Tanmateix, el 17 de mar\u00E7 de 1945, el pont es va ensorrar i 28 soldats nord-americans hi perderen la vida."@ca .
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<http://dbpedia.org/resource/Ludendorff_Bridge>	<http://www.w3.org/2000/01/rdf-schema#comment>	"De Ludendorffbrug (nu Br\u00FCcke von Remagen) was een spoorbrug over de Rijn bij Remagen. Hij is bekend geworden doordat hij aan het einde van de Tweede Wereldoorlog vrij ongeschonden en dus bruikbaar in handen van de geallieerden viel. Nadat de brug was ingestort zijn de resten uit de Rijn geborgen. De resten en het landhoofd werden hergebruikt voor een spoorbrug over de nabijgelegen rivier de Ahr bij Sinzig, die op 4 maart 1948 gereedkwam. Op 21 november 1981 werd deze spoorbrug op haar beurt vervangen een nieuwe brug. \n* Brug in 1945 \n* Amerikaanse soldaten steken de brug over \n* \n* Huidige situatie \n*"@nl .