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Passenger services on the line were terminated on 31 December 1954. Thereafter, only a packaging machine manufacturer from
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Gudensberg lost its political and administrative importance. In 1324, however, Gudensberg was still being mentioned as the "Capital of Nyderlandt". In 1365, the
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