Munich

Munich is the capital of Bavaria in southern Germany. It is where Bertolt Brecht began his career as a playwright and theatre critic.

Bertolt Brecht: Bertolt Brecht was a German playwright, poet, and theatre director known for epic theatre. He began his career as a playwright and theatre critic in Munich.
Marienplatz: Marienplatz is Munich’s central square and a major civic and transit hub. It is the historic center from which the city’s central districts radiate.
Oktoberfest: Oktoberfest is an annual folk festival held in Munich, originating in 1810. The festival is Munich’s best-known public celebration and a major tourism draw.
Munich Soviet Republic: The Bavarian Soviet Republic was a short-lived revolutionary government proclaimed in Munich in 1919. It represents the radical upheaval that briefly made Munich a revolutionary capital.
Augsburg: Augsburg is a city in Bavaria, Germany, where Bertolt Brecht was born. Brecht’s birthplace lies northwest of Munich and anchors his early Bavarian years.
Munich S-Bahn: The Munich S-Bahn is a suburban rail network serving the city and surrounding region. Its central tunnel links Munich’s districts with towns across the metropolitan region.
FC Bayern Munich: FC Bayern Munich is a professional football club based in Munich. The club carries the city’s name into national and international sport.
Beer Hall Putsch: The Beer Hall Putsch was Adolf Hitler’s failed coup attempt in Munich in November 1923. The coup tied Munich to the rise of Nazism and its early political violence.
Kammerspiele: The Munich Kammerspiele is a municipal theatre known for modern and contemporary drama. Brecht’s early plays were staged at this Munich theatre.
Munich U-Bahn: The Munich U-Bahn is the city’s underground rapid-transit system. It connects central neighborhoods with residential areas and major destinations.

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