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To: John Koligman who wrote (22523)	11/19/2019 12:04:29 AM
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It's a seemingly ageless part of the world. 400 years earlier animals and their handlers, for a fee, provided barges a tow upriver through this narrow and rapidly running part of the Rhine. Assmannshausen was of course a clusters of inns used by these mule drivers after finishing their day. Eisenhower and others didn't want the historic region bombed, but some did get ditched there and they still periodically evacuate towns by the river to neutralize a newly found 500 pound bomb At the end of WW-II, for a while, Hotel Schön served as the American PX. IBM's headquarters on one of the rivers in a Munich park is exceptionally beautiful.