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1919—1989 , Catholic priest and liturgical historian• When the war was lost by Germany in 1918, the left bank of the Rhine was occupied by French troops, in accordance with the terms of the peace agreement.

The Rhine had become a frontier and the Rheinschanze, cut off politically from Mannheim, lost its function as the neighbouring city's military bulwark.

There is an integrated ; four tram lines 4,6,7,8 cross the Rhine bridges between the two cities and one other line 10 runs through Ludwigshafen only.

After several discussions, decided to move its factories from Mannheim to the district, which belonged to Ludwigshafen.

5 million 4-pound magnesium incendiary bombs the bombers also dropped millions of leaflets warning the civilians to evacuate the city, plus counterfeit ration coupons.

The harbour of Ludwigshafen consists of several basins in the South of the city near Mundenheim , , , the wharfs along the river parallel to the city centre and the BASF, and, finally, of the basin in the North that connects the BASF.

Since 2003, the suburban train system runs successfully in the region.

The Nazi party had few followers and votes in working-class-dominated Ludwigshafen, after 1933, when they had come to power in Germany, the Nazis succeeded in enforcing their policies in Ludwigshafen.

On December 27, 1852, granted Ludwigshafen am Rhein political freedom and as on November 8, 1859, the settlement gained city status.

Trade and industry in Ludwigshafen have about 90,000 employees in total, with an annual total turnover of nearly 17 billion euros.