Description | City | % Correct |
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Capital of Germany | Berlin | 100%
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Capital of Bavaria | Munich | 96%
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Financial capital of Germany | Frankfurt | 93%
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This "Free and Hanseatic City" is the most populous on the River Elbe | Hamburg | 91%
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City whose cathedral was the tallest building in the world from 1880–1884 | Cologne | 86%
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Site of Nazi rallies and tribunals | Nuremberg | 83%
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Capital of West Germany, 1949–1990 | Bonn | 79%
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The second letter of this city is ü | Düsseldorf | 79%
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Controversially firebombed by the US and UK in 1945 | Dresden | 77%
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Home to Porsche and Mercedes | Stuttgart | 75%
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The royal line of this city ruled Great Britain from 1714–1901 | Hanover | 69%
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J. S. Bach died here | Leipzig | 62%
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Ninth-largest city in Germany. Home to Krupp. | Essen | 60%
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Westernmost city in Germany and residence of Charlemagne | Aachen | 51%
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"Big 3" Allied leaders met here in August, 1945 | Potsdam | 51%
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Largest German city on the Baltic Sea | Kiel | 48%
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Home to Germany's oldest University | Heidelberg | 46%
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This town gave its name to state in eastern Germany | Brandenburg | 39%
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This city doesn't actually exist | Bielefeld | 37%
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Karl Benz invented the automobile while working in this city at the intersection of the Rhine and Neckar | Mannheim | 35%
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