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Bridge of Remagen - Related Files

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	Bridge at Remagen, Germany Groundwork of the Bridge at Remagen over the river Rhine. Editors note - There isn't a bridge yet, but you can see the beginnings of a bridge on either side of the Rhine. Additional info (from user 600ccm): On the 7th of March 1945, an advance unit of the 9th U.S. Armored Division, led by LT Karl H. Timmermann, an American of German descent, reached th...		07/22/2005	659
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