Literature
- Bohlmann, Dieter-Theodor. Die Wismarer Schienenomnibusse der Bauart Hannover, Zeunert, Gifhorn, 2001 (Reprint), ISBN 3-924335-27-3
- Löttgers, Rolf. Schienenbusse in Deutschland. Die Serienwagen von Henschel, Wismar, Uerdingen und MAN, Franckh, Stuttgart, 1982, ISBN 3-440-05044-0
- Davies, W J K (July 2011). "Wismar Railbus". Continental Modeller (Beer: Peco Publications). ISSN 0955-1288.
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