-
Smolensk War with
Muscovy in 1634). A new
armistice with
Sweden signed in
Stumsdorf (Sztumska Wies)
knocked the last
argument out of the king's hand. After...
- Großzöberitz Löberitz Quetzdölsdorf
Salzfurtkapelle Schortewitz Schrenz Spören
Stumsdorf Zörbig
Thomas Selle (1599–1663),
composer and
church musician Johann Jacob...
- Halle, both
lines have
crossed in Bitterfeld. Subsequently, the line to
Stumsdorf was also opened. Today,
Bitterfeld is a long-distance station,
which is...
-
Smolensk War with
Muscovy in 1634). A new
armistice with
Sweden signed in
Stumsdorf (Sztumska Wies)
knocked the last
argument out of the king's hand. After...
- Köthen to Güsten 55.21
Arensdorf (near Köthen) 58.86 Weißandt-Gölzau 66,37
Stumsdorf to
Bitterfeld 74.13
Niemberg 81.08 Zöberitz from
Berlin and Delitzsch...
-
station Bitterfeld ABI 3 X X X X Berlin–Halle Dessau–Leipzig Bitterfeld–
Stumsdorf Blankenburg (Harz) HZ 6 X X Halberstadt–Blankenburg Rübeland
Railway Blankenheim...
- (Saale) Ost –
Sachsendorf –
Wulfen – Köthen –
Arensdorf – Weißandt-Gölzau –
Stumsdorf –
Niemberg – Zöberitz –
Halle 340 60 min DB
Regio Südost
class 146 + 3...
-
around Bitterfeld-Wolfen
begins in Jeßnitz. In
Bitterfeld the line from
Stumsdorf,
which is used only for
freight traffic, runs from the west
while the...
- Storkau-Obschütz Bockwindmühle Few
remains Muehlen Archiv (in German)
Stumsdorf Bockwindmühle
Restored Muehlen Archiv (in German)
Tagewerben Turmholländer...
-
amalgamated along with Löberitz, Göttnitz, Salzfurtkapelle,
Schrenz and
Stumsdorf into Zörbig. The
original partnership had been
forged with the then self-administering...
