The history of Munich began in 1156 with what would probably be referred to nowadays as a terrorist attack: Henry the Lion gave the order for the destruction of the Oberfohring Bridge over the River Isar, the property of the Bishop of Freising, and built a new crossing place, which he named Ze den Munichen, or 'by the monks', after a small monastic community on his territory.
An edition of Munich Insight Pocket Guide
(1992)
Munich Insight Pocket Guide
1st English ed edition
by Joachim Beust
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Munich Insight Pocket Guide
May 25, 1992, APA Publications Pte Ltd,Singapore
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- 1st English ed edition
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"The history of Munich began in 1156 with what would probably be referred to nowadays as a terrorist attack: Henry the Lion gave the order for the destruction of the Oberfohring Bridge over the River Isar, the property of the Bishop of Freising, and built a new crossing place, which he named Ze den Munichen, or 'by the monks', after a small monastic community on his territory."
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