reactors - Biblis A and Biblis B. Together the blocks produce a power output of 2 500 MW. Block A came online in 1974 and Block B in 1976. At the time of opening, "Biblis" was the biggest nuclear power plant in the world and a milestone in electric power generation. Other facilities East of Biblis is found a transmission facility used by the American shortwave overseas broadcaster Radio Free Europe with antenna masts up to 125 m tall which bear the “curtain” antennae. Near Nordheim, three parallel high-voltage network overhead transmission lines cross the Rhine on pylons up to 103 m tall. Notable people Moritz Hochschild, Hero in WWII and Mining at Bolívia Uwe Ochsenknecht, actor Klaus Schlappner, football trainer References External links Picture of nuclear power station at night Picture of nuclear power station at night A sectional view of Biblis-B nuclear power station Bergstraße (district) Grand Duchy of Hesse Holocaust locations in Germany