Munich from the air in June 1967, looking north, after I took off for London.  The airport was in the eastern part of the city.  The Isar River winds down the right side of the photo.  The green area with a regular pattern of streets at left center is the Theresienwiese, where the Oktoberfest takes place.  The Hauptbahnhof (main station) is recognizable - the large low building above the right corner of the Theresienwiese.  The center of Munich is to the right of the station.  With some imagination, you may be able to make out the towers of the Frauenkirche and Rathaus.  :-)  For orientation, the green triangle in the center is an old cemetery.  The left edge points toward the Frauenkirche.  This photo is geotagged with the city center.
<p>The second bridge from the bottom is the main railroad line southeast to Rosenheim and Salzburg, and on to Vienna.  Much of the large green area at top right, left of the Isar, is the Englisher Garten (English Garden).  Some of the green area at top left is the area where the 1972 Olympics would be held.  
</p><p>The Six Day War between Israel and several Arab countries took place began I was in Athens.  The first that I learned about the outcome of the war was from a newspaper that I saw on the flight from Munich to London.
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A new airport, northeast of Munich and further from the city, was opened in 1992.
Roger W
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