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Intelligence Bridge
A majestic railway bridge built in the 1950s, the longest ferroconcrete railway bridge in Europe.
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It was built by forced labour of members of the intelligentsia, who were transferred to manual professions by rule of communist government. As a monument to the stupidity of the communist rulers, only a single rail was laid on the two-rail bridge, because the second rail didn't fit into the tunnel on one bank. The bridge remains in service to this day and is used mainly for freight trains.
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