DR

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DR was the abbreviation for the Deutsche Reichsbahn, the state railway company of Germany (and later East Germany) that operated much of the country’s rail transport during the 20th century.

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DR canonical 1

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Statements (47)

Predicate Object
instanceOf abbreviation ⓘ
railway operator ⓘ
state railway company ⓘ
abbreviationFor Deutsche Reichsbahn ⓘ
country East Germany ⓘ
Germany ⓘ
fullName Deutsche Reichsbahn ⓘ
headquartersLocation Berlin ⓘ
historicalRegion Central Europe ⓘ
industry rail transport ⓘ
legalForm state enterprise ⓘ
monopolyStatus state railway monopoly in East Germany ⓘ
nativeLanguageName Deutsche Reichsbahn ⓘ
notableFor operation of much of Germany’s rail transport in the 20th century ⓘ
operatedDuringCentury 20th century ⓘ
operatedFreightTerminals freight terminals in Germany ⓘ
operatedIn East Germany ⓘ
German Reich ⓘ
linked to: Nazi Germany
operatedInfrastructure railway lines in Germany ⓘ
operatedMaintenanceDepots railway depots in Germany ⓘ
operatedRailwayStations railway stations in Germany ⓘ
operatedRailYards marshalling yards in Germany ⓘ
operatedRollingStock diesel locomotives ⓘ
electric locomotives ⓘ
freight wagons ⓘ
passenger coaches ⓘ
steam locomotives ⓘ
operatedServices long-distance trains ⓘ
regional trains ⓘ
suburban trains ⓘ
operatedSignallingSystems railway signalling in Germany ⓘ
owner East German state ⓘ
German state ⓘ
predecessor Länderbahnen ⓘ
publicTransportRole backbone of East German public transport ⓘ
railGauge standard gauge ⓘ
railNetworkRole national railway ⓘ
railwayCode DR ⓘ
serviceType freight rail transport ⓘ
passenger rail transport ⓘ
shortName DR ⓘ
significance major operator of rail transport in Germany ⓘ
state-owned railway monopoly in East Germany ⓘ
successor Deutsche Bahn ⓘ
Deutsche Bahn AG ⓘ
linked to: Deutsche Bahn
transportMode rail ⓘ
usedLanguage German ⓘ

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