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from The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, 5th Edition.

  • A city of west-central Germany south-southeast of Bonn. It is noted as the site of the first Allied crossing of the Rhine during World War II (1945).

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Examples

  • Grove Village, Ill., died Mar. 4 in Remagen, Iraq when her military vehicle rolled over.

    Gulf War II 2005

  • Exploitation of the Remagen bridgehead quickly followed.

    Between War and Peace Col. Matthew Moten 2011

  • “The Bridge at Remagen,” which I saw in the theater when I was young, is an under-rated gun movie.

    Uncategorized Blog Posts 2009

  • And it was also along this stretch of river that US General George S. Patton's troops found a bridge still standing at Remagen to push past the natural barrier the Rhine has always provided Germany against invaders, and ultimately take the war to Hitler's capital, Berlin.

    Rick Steves: The Rhine River Rages With History Rick Steves 2011

  • Exploitation of the Remagen bridgehead quickly followed.

    Between War and Peace Col. Matthew Moten 2011

  • And so they were, until just one was left standing at Remagen.

    Senator Tries to Bridge Washington's Partisan Divide Gerald F. Seib 2010

  • In Washington today, Republican Sen. Lindsey Graham resembles that span at Remagen: He sometimes looks like the last bridge left standing to connect the two parties in an increasingly polarized capital.

    Will Bridge Building Take Toll? Gerald F. Seib 2010

  • In Washington today, Republican Sen. Lindsey Graham resembles that span at Remagen: He sometimes looks like the last bridge left standing to connect the two parties in an increasingly polarized capital.

    Senator Tries to Bridge Washington's Partisan Divide Gerald F. Seib 2010

  • He was rather more hands-on as producer of several features, notably two second world war films, The Devil's Brigade (1968) and The Bridge at Remagen (1969), as well as Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory (1971).

    David Wolper obituary 2010

  • And so they were, until just one was left standing at Remagen.

    Will Bridge Building Take Toll? Gerald F. Seib 2010

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