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- D-Züge until 1929. From 1923 very fast trains were grouped into a new Fernschnellzug (FD-Zug) or "long-distance express train" category and only offered...
- section for details). The first Rheingold, which was classified as a Fernschnellzug (FD) (trains FFD 101 and FFD 102), started service on May 15, 1928....
- included Bremen Hbf, in Bremen. When introduced in 1939, the Roland was a Fernschnellzug (FD). After its post-war revival in 1952, it ran as a Schnellzug (D)...
- Scharf, Hans-Wolfgang; Ernst, Friedhelm (1983). Vom Fernschnellzug zum Intercity [From Fernschnellzug to Intercity] (in German). Freiburg i. B: Eisenbahn...
- Former: InterCity (IC) (1979–1987) Trans Europ Express (TEE) (1965–1979) Fernschnellzug (F) (1951–1965) Status Active Locale Germany Austria First service 1951 (1951)...
- "Switzerland". Initially, the Helvetia was a Schnellzug (D), later a Fernschnellzug (F - although actually diesel multiple units were used on this service)...
- Paris–Ruhr Overview Service type Fernschnellzug (F) (1954–57) Trans Europ Express (TEE) (1957–73) Status Discontinued Locale France Belgium Germany First...
- began on 13 January 1957 using diesel multiple units classified as Fernschnellzug (FDt 50/51) running from Friedrichstraße station in East Berlin via...
- in 1929/30. In the same period a pair of long-distance trains used Fernschnellzug on the Basel–Berlin used the line. In 1967, the Langenweddingen rail...
- At its height in 1938 a daily pair of fast long-distance expresses (Fernschnellzug, FD-Zug, catering to first and second class p****engers, but not third...