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Deutsch:
Straßentransport
in Deutschland in den
1960er
Jahren
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English:
Road transport
in Germany in the
1960s
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Français :
Transports routiers
en Allemagne dans las années
1960s
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Suomi:
Saksan
tieliikenne
1960
-luvulla
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Road transport in Germany in the 20th century
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Subcategories
This category has the following 15 subcategories, out of 15 total.
1960 in road transport in Germany
(5 C)
1961 in road transport in Germany
(2 C, 2 F)
1962 in road transport in Germany
(2 C)
1963 in road transport in Germany
(5 C, 1 F)
1964 in road transport in Germany
(2 C, 2 F)
1965 in road transport in Germany
(5 C)
1966 in road transport in Germany
(2 C)
1967 in road transport in Germany
(3 C)
1969 in road transport in Germany
(2 C)
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Road transport in Hesse in the 1960s
(1 C)
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1960s road bridges in Germany
(7 C)
Bus transport in Germany in the 1960s
(12 C)
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Road transport in Baden-Württemberg in the 1960s
(2 C)
Road transport in Bavaria in the 1960s
(1 C)
Road transport in Rhineland-Palatinate in the 1960s
(1 C)
Categories
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Road transport in Germany by decade
Road transport in Germany in the 20th century
Land transport in Germany in the 1960s
Road transport in the 1960s by country
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