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Oktoberfest and Heartbreak: Why would Jews live in Munich?

Munich is globally known for Oktoberfest—the beer, the wurst, the festive atmosphere. But beyond the celebrations, this city carries a darker, more tragic history that is often overlooked. From the birthplace of Hitler’s Nazi movement to the devastating 1972 Olympic massacre, Munich has long been a symbol of pain, particularly for Jews. So why would any Jew choose to live here today?

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