CUSTOM CHROME EUROPE Bolt On And Ride Tour Rhein Time – Germany’s most romantic ride! The Ludendorff RAILWAY BRIDGE in REMAGEN ... History for sale: The left Bridgehead of the Ludendorff Bridge in Urmitz still shows scars and fortifications from the 1945 battle!
CUSTOM CHROME EUROPE PRESS RELEASE - PUBLICATION FREE OF CHARGE ...A MEMORIAL FOR PEACE Built for war and destroyed by war, the ruins of the „Ludendorff“ Bridge are a spectacular reminder of the World Wars – and a prime example how Germany deals with its history by trying to not forget it. One of three bridges over the Rhine built in World War 1, no train crossed the Ludendorff bridge to supply the Western Front, as work on the tunnel through the impressive Ley cliffs lasted until 1919. It was on March 7th 1945, when troops of the 9th Tank Division reached Remagen and took the bridge. When explosive charges – the construction of the bridge had already planned for its destruction – failed to explode completely, the bridge was lifted and fell back. For ten days, the Germany Army threw everything they had
