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Bavaria and Munich in the Bavarian republic era
The article surveys Bavaria as a potential autonomous region within Germany, noting its geographic barrier of mountains and Danube split, Catholic majority, and distinct culture. It highlights Munich as a thriving, imperial-era city with arts, education, and landmarks, and recounts American influence, royal buildings, and Bavarian art patronage under Louis I and II, including Wagner connections and Bayreuth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Geographic Society
Washington, D. C
Ruhr
Germany
Bavaria
Prussia
German Republic
Danube
Nuremberg
Augusburg
Wurzburg
Regensburg
Ratisbon
Czechoslovakia
Austria
Switzerland
Wurtemburg
Saxony
West Virginia
Rhode Island
Rhine
Tistic
America
Munich
Henry the Lion
Isar
Reichenhall
Tegernsee
Munchen
Louis
Louis I
Benjamin Thompson
Woburn
Mass
Holy Roman Empire
Rumford
New Hampshire
Concord
Thompson
Ares
Coopers
Guild of Coopers
Berlin
Hamburg
Cologne
Pittsburgh
Boston
Ludwigstrasse
Maximilianstrasse
Ludwig) I
Propylaea
Acropolis
Greece
Otho I
Constantine
Rome
Iear
Louis II
Wagner
Bayreuth