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"Rails across Europe" was a board game brought from the home timeline to Milan and other cities in an alternate where the Soviet Union won the Cold War. The game recreated the rise of railroads in Europe in the 19th century and is generally played by two people, although three could play, which added new dimensions to the game. Gianfranco Mazzilli's interest in "Rails across Europe" led to his involvement with Crosstime Traffic.

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rdfs:comment	"Rails across Europe" was a board game brought from the home timeline to Milan and other cities in an alternate where the Soviet Union won the Cold War. The game recreated the rise of railroads in Europe in the 19th century and is generally played by two people, although three could play, which added new dimensions to the game. Gianfranco Mazzilli's interest in "Rails across Europe" led to his involvement with Crosstime Traffic.
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abstract	"Rails across Europe" was a board game brought from the home timeline to Milan and other cities in an alternate where the Soviet Union won the Cold War. The game recreated the rise of railroads in Europe in the 19th century and is generally played by two people, although three could play, which added new dimensions to the game. Gianfranco Mazzilli's interest in "Rails across Europe" led to his involvement with Crosstime Traffic.

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