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- – Joditz – Landesgrenze Bayern/Thüringen – Hirschberg – Sparnberg – Rudolphstein – Blankenberg – Blankenstein – Harra – Saaldorf – Saalburg – Poeritzsch...
- Saale bridge in the direction of Munich between Bad Lobenstein (29) and Rudolphstein (30) and the Tautendorfer bridge in direction Berlin between Hermsdorf-South...
- or rebuilt in a different style, although the Saale River Bridge at Rudolphstein, on the inner German border, was not replaced until the 1960s. The debris...
- Mount Juchhöh (E)/Töpen (W) and later at Hirschberg upon Saale (E)/ Rudolphstein (a part of today's Berg in Upper Franconia) (W).[citation needed] The...
- had the balloon remained intact. They made out the border crossing at Rudolphstein on the A9 and saw the search lights. When the propane ran out, they descended...
- Wartha/Herleshausen Meiningen/Eussenhausen Eisfeld/Rottenbach Hirschberg/Rudolphstein Railway crossing Herrnburg/Lübeck Schwanheide/Büchen Oebisfelde/Wolfsburg...
- Helmstedt (Lower Saxony, Hannover; Allied Checkpoint Alpha) Hirschberg / Rudolphstein (Bavaria, Hof, Nürnberg, München) Wartha / Herleshausen (toward Hesse...
- two MSAs built as bridge restaurants. The first opened in 1967 at the Rudolphstein/Hirschberg crossing of the inner German border along the Berlin Munich...
- morning of 5 August 1976 he crossed the border crossing at Hirschberg/Rudolphstein at the Bundesautobahn 9 into West Germany. Then he was going back as...
- Oberndorf during the construction of motorway A 70 (1993) Saale bridge Rudolphstein Textile reinforced concrete bridges in Oschatz (2005) and Kempten (2007)...