Google Translate says:

When writing Blankenburg is a free, semi-condensed version of the Eric Meyer in the years 1933 - 35 font developed Tannenberg. But as I expressly dissociate myself from the political background of this font, I have omitted the runes and chosen a different, more neutral name. I have traced the font because this font many trainstation buildings were labeled with the respective place names, and so such a script for a realistic design of station buildings 2 and 3 is used to model systems of epochs.

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