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In 1919, following Germany's defeat in the [[First World War]], the city was briefly a Communist utopia.  In 1923, it was the scene of the beer hall ''Putsch'' that failed to bring [[Adolf Hitler]]'s [[NSDAP]] to power, and was called the "Capital of the Movement" during the Third Reich, i.e. the Hitler movement.  

In 1919, following Germany's defeat in the [[First World War]], the city was briefly a Communist utopia.  In 1923, it was the scene of the beer hall ''Putsch'' that failed to bring [[Adolf Hitler]]'s [[NSDAP]] to power, and was called the "Capital of the Movement" during the Third Reich, i.e. the Hitler movement.  

In post-war Germany Munich became a center for high-tech industry. It is also a center of brewing, with the Löwenbräu, Spaten, and HB brands being particularly notable. Munich is best known as the home of  F.C. Bayern München, Germany's most sucessful [[soccer|football]] club, and TSV 1860 München, a smaller and less successful club that is more popular in Munich.

In post-war Germany Munich became a center for high-tech industry. It is also a center of brewing, with the Löwenbräu, Spaten, and HB brands being particularly notable. Munich is best known as the home of  F.C. Bayern München, Germany's most successful [[soccer|football]] club, and TSV 1860 München, a smaller and less successful club that is more popular in Munich.

In 1972, Munich was host to the summer [[Olympics]] and the terrorist attacks known as the [[Munich massacre]], which resulted in the Israeli response [[Operation Wrath of God]].

In 1972, Munich was host to the summer [[Olympics]] and the terrorist attacks known as the [[Munich massacre]], which resulted in the Israeli response [[Operation Wrath of God]].