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The 38 pages that link to Munich, each with the reason it gives.

• Bertolt BrechtRelated: Brecht’s first major theatrical work took shape in Munich after the First World War.

• German ExpressionismRelated: Its artists and exhibitions helped shape the movement’s southern branch.

• 1972 Summer OlympicsRelated: The city hosted the 1972 Games and gave them their familiar name.

• Richard StraussRelated: Strauss was born there and later held important conducting posts there.

• Hans HofmannRelated: Hofmann trained and began his artistic life in Munich before moving to the United States.

• KitschRelated: The word kitsch emerged in German-speaking art markets, with Munich often named in accounts of its early use.

• BMWRelated: BMW’s headquarters and historic home are in Munich.

• Orlando di LassoRelated: Lasso spent most of his mature career there as a court musician and chapel director.

• Battle of HohenlindenRelated: Moreau’s advance from Munich set the French army on the route to battle.

• Carl von LindeRelated: Linde taught at the Munich Polytechnic and developed his early refrigeration business there.

• Giorgio de ChiricoRelated: De Chirico studied art there and encountered German thought that shaped his early outlook.

• Technical University of MunichRelated: The university began in Munich and remains closely identified with the city.

• Alois AlzheimerRelated: Alzheimer worked at Munich’s psychiatric clinic, where his research on Deter’s brain pathology advanced.

• Donna SummerRelated: Summer lived and recorded there during her early career.

• I Feel LoveRelated: The recording belonged to the Munich production scene where Moroder and Bellotte worked.

• StuttgartRelated: It is another southern German center of automotive engineering and manufacturing.

• Alfred RosenbergRelated: Rosenberg settled there and entered the circle that formed the Nazi movement.

• Eva BraunRelated: Braun grew up in Munich and worked there when she first encountered Hitler.

• Unity MitfordRelated: Mitford spent much of her time in Germany in this city and encountered Hitler there.

• Carl OrffRelated: Orff was born, trained, and worked for much of his career in Munich.

• Das RheingoldRelated: The opera received its first performance at Munich’s National Theatre in 1869.

• Fyodor TyutchevRelated: Tyutchev lived there while serving in the Russian diplomatic corps and encountering German culture.

• Geli RaubalRelated: Raubal lived there with her uncle and died there in 1931.

• Heinz RühmannRelated: Rühmann was born in Essen but built much of his early stage career in Munich.

• Odd HasselRelated: Hassel studied chemistry at the University of Munich after beginning his university education in Oslo.

• AllianzRelated: Allianz was founded and remains headquartered in Munich.

• FlixBusRelated: FlixBus links Munich with cities across Germany and neighboring countries.

• Paul HeyseRelated: Heyse settled in Munich, where literary networks and royal support shaped his public career.