Re:Fed announces details of new interbank service to support...
by riffraff on Monday August 10, 2020 @12:56AM
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I am not sure this is true, tho it sounds interesting.
Before WW2 there wasn't much infrastructure to begin with, the big highways have been built after.
The metro lines from before are still there and the bridges that were built before the war have just been rebuilt in the same places (i.e. were the roads arrived and the river was narrow).
Most of the big cities also still have medieval and older city centers, and we're still using roman-era routes for roads.
Before WW2 there wasn't much infrastructure to begin with, the big highways have been built after.
The metro lines from before are still there and the bridges that were built before the war have just been rebuilt in the same places (i.e. were the roads arrived and the river was narrow).
Most of the big cities also still have medieval and older city centers, and we're still using roman-era routes for roads.