substantial boundary changes were made as a result of the german defeat in world war ii, so that the only part of the former eastern railway to remain in germany is the section from berlin to the oder river near küstrin. this, along with the sections now located on polish or russian territory, is mostly operated as a single-track branch line. some formerly important international stations, such as eydtkuhnen, no longer exist or have only a very minor role. the only international long-distance train on the eastern railway in recent years was the d-448/449 night train ("stanislaw moniuszko"), linking berlin-lichtenberg and warsaw, which ran on the line as far as piła główna until 2009. additionally, through carriages ran on the line to gdynia, kaliningrad and krakow.