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No City and Three Train Stations

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The "Seelinie" is considered a given today – but its creation was the result of decades of political struggles, rival railway projects, and international interests. The historian from Weinfelden, Dr. Michael Mente, tells its exciting origin story. Afterwards, the historian from Konstanz, Werner Trapp, talks with him about the new publications on the history of the Mittel-Thurgau-Bahn and about what connects the two lines that gave Kreuzlingen three train stations. Image: Caricature from 1868/69 about the political struggles around the "Seeschlange" (StATG 8'910'1, 1/0). Source: thurgaukultur. ch - the cultural portal for Thurgau, with dates, topics & people that give cause for discussion.

Highlights

  • Lecture by Dr. Michael Mente on the creation of the "Seelinie"
  • Conversation with historian Werner Trapp
  • 150 years of railway history in Kreuzlingen

General Information

The lecture highlights the political struggles and international interests that led to the creation of the "Seelinie." Afterwards, the historians discuss the connections between the train stations in Kreuzlingen and the Mittel-Thurgau-Bahn.

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locationBärenstrasse 6, 8280 Kreuzlingen, Switzerland
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