Landsberg

Landsberg (also known as Landsberg an der Neutro), is a city in southern Neutralston, on the Neutro river. It is the largest city in the German district with 63,201 residents (November 2007). Around Landsberg there are 3 railway stations that are serving the city: Landsberg Hbf, Landsberg Ost and Landsberg-Neutrohausen. Landsberg also has the biggest Oktoberfest in the entirety of Neutralston, and has the most breweries per hectare on the entire island.
History
During the reign of King Raymond I, the Jews treated the Germans terribly. Therefore in 1894 King Raymond I gave the Germans their own spot near the Neutro river in southern Neutralston, they eventually called Landsberg an der Neutro. It is there where most of the beer produced in Neutralston and where the Citaros were assembled. In World War I, Landsberg was home to most anti-German protests by angry anti-war and northerners. They are home to St. Johannes Krankenhaus, the second largest infantry hospital just behind St. Joseph Hospital in Bennington. They are also home to Landsberg City Hall, which is home to the German District Assembly. It was built in 1914. The inter-war period of Neutralston was a wild change, and some far-right parties have been formed in Landsberg in support of the NSDAP in Germany. In 1949, Landsberg was also home to the Landsberg-Neutrohausen concertation camp. Housing and killing 3.100 Jews, Gingers, Blacks and Gypsies of Neutralston. You can visit the site today by going with the S-Bahn. Before the sanctions, Landsberg had a thriving German market in the historic Market Square, where many people bought their Chocolates, Wurst and Bier directly imported from Germany. Landsberg also had a railway connection to Neutralston, via Pine Village NCR. It closed in 1983 due to poor ridership, because of the nearby A13B road. They had a railway going south to Jauerhütte, which also closed in 1983. In 1991, Neutralston City kicked Landsberg out due to „bad“ city planning, since then Landsberg has been part of Lavendershire.
Transport
Landsberg has a railway connection to Neutralston, Jauerhütte and Cocaine Mall. Landsberg has 3 stations, Landsberg Hbf, Landsberg Ost and Landsberg-Neutrohausen. Landsberg Hbf is the biggest of the 3 and has Regional and S-Bahn services. Landsberg also has a bus service and a tram system around Landsberg City.
Twin Cities
Landsberg is twinned with Jawor, Bernau bei Berlin and Durham.