Sofitel Munich Bayerpost offers rooms on 9 floors equipped with all modern comfort. The ... more
hotel is located in the city centre, very close to the famous Stachus square and the pedestrian area. Our hotel is characterised by the unique combination of tradit...
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Sofitel Munich Bayerpost offers rooms on 9 floors equipped with all modern comfort. The ... more
hotel is located in the city centre, very close to the famous Stachus square and the pedestrian area. Our hotel is characterised by the unique combination of tradit...
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The Sofitel Munich Bayerpost is located in the centre of the historic city of Munich and ... more
is house in a restored 19th century building that was formerly the headquarters of the Royal Bavarian Post Office. The 396 guestrooms over eight floors have contem...
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The Sofitel Munich Bayerpost is located in the centre of the historic city of Munich and ... more
is house in a restored 19th century building that was formerly the headquarters of the Royal Bavarian Post Office. The 396 guestrooms over eight floors have contem...
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Advantages: Incredibly powerful drama in places Disadvantages: Takes too long to get anywhere
Munich is a poignant and dramatic, slow-moving Spielberg film that has at its core the effects and fallout from the 1972 Munich Olympic Games massacre. Members of the Israeli Olympic team were taken hostage and eventually killed by a group known as Black September, reported to have ties to a militant group linked to the Fatah organisation.
The film opens with some graphic scenes showing the massacre within the first five or ten minutes, before Spielberg introduces us to the squad of assassins who then plan to hunt down 11 Black September members and kill them as revenge.
It is a very suspenseful and dramatic film, with patience needed throughout. Do not expect a fast paced tense thriller, because that's not what this is about. It's a serious drama, with the suspense the main focal point, and the emotions that the squad must go ...
pmcds 25.09.2009
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Advantages: Beautiful City, Great Food, Wonderful Museums, Close to Alps Disadvantages: Too Many Tourists In The Summer
'In Munich Stands a Hofbräuhaus'?or so, roughly translated, runs one well-known staple of Munich's beerhall sing-alongs. For many who've never visited this charming city (and perhaps, even for a few who have?) this, along with the even better-known Oktoberfest, an event which, to all intents and purposes, is little more than the Hofbräuhaus writ large, condensed into a month & transferred on to a circus ground, is pretty much all that Munich amounts to. Well, it isn't.
MY MUNICH: I lived in Munich for about four years, in the late-seventies and early eighties. My earliest memories of the Hofbräuhaus involve sitting outside it in a parked Mercedes with my two brothers, when I was about six. Our father would drop in to have a beer, or two, with his German work colleagues, leaving us to wait squabbling in the back seat for an hour or so ...
Advantages: Thought Provoking Disadvantages: Very long
Early in the morning of the 5th September 1972, Palestinian terrorists broke into the athlete's village at the Munich Olympics. The terrorist group known as Black September stormed the Israeli apartments, took 9 hostages, and shot two men dead. Whilst the games went on around them, the terrorists demanded the release of hundreds of prisoners from Israeli jails as well as the release of two Germans being held in Germany. Israel refused to bend to the demands and later that night the remaining hostages were all killed in a bungled rescue bid held at Munich airport.
This event happened many years before I was born, but the shock of it has meant that it has never been forgotten. I first became aware of the events of that night whilst watching the brilliant documentary, 'One Day in September' that I saw on a flight to South Africa. Other ...
StereoMike1983 13.06.2006 (04.07.2006)
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