Albert Ganzenmüller (Center, with map) with his staff and secretary on the Dnieper River (July 1943). Ganzenmüller, Deputy State Railroad Director and State Secretary in the Reich Transport Ministry, inspected the progress of railway construction work in the area of Kherson. There, nearby the town of Aleshki (Russian: Алешки, 1928 renamed to Tsiurupynsk), the largest railway war bridge of the second world war is created in 1943. It is built by German railway pioneers.