Neuss, Germany
Germany
Neuss, Germany carries 64 Bunkabop connections with 711 places across 14 topics, from music and history to government, art, and military affairs. Its strongest city-level ties run to Cologne and Berlin. Hansi Kürsch of the heavy metal band Blind Guardian grew up in Rhein-Kreis Neuss, and Fritz-Albert Popp founded the International Institute of Biophysics in the city in 1996. Government connections cluster around North Rhine-Westphalia electoral politics, with multiple Bundestag constituencies intersecting the region.
Richard Muckermann
Connects Neuss, Germany to: Germany | North Rhine-Westphalia
Heinz Günther Hüsch
Connects Neuss, Germany to: Germany | North Rhine-Westphalia
Hansi Kürsch
Connects Neuss, Germany to: Germany | Krefeld, Germany | Hansi, India
Fritz-Albert Popp
Connects Neuss, Germany to: Germany | Frankfurt, Germany
On the Reeperbahn at Half Past Midnight (1954 film)
Connects Neuss, Germany to: Berlin, Germany | Hamburg, Germany
Otto Fricke
Connects Neuss, Germany to: Germany | North Rhine-Westphalia | Krefeld, Germany
Karl-Heinz Florenz
Connects Neuss, Germany to: Germany | Paris, France | Warsaw, Poland | Copenhagen, Denmark | Poznań, Poland
Norbert Hummelt
Connects Neuss, Germany to: Frankfurt, Germany | Leipzig, Germany | Cologne, Germany | North Rhine-Westphalia | Hildesheim, Germany
Isabelle van Keulen
Connects Neuss, Germany to: Amsterdam, Netherlands | Sofia, Bulgaria | Delft, Netherlands | Mijdrecht | Uithoorn, Netherlands
Kling Klang Studio
Connects Neuss, Germany to: Germany | Bonn, Germany
Wolfgang Hohlbein
Connects Neuss, Germany to: Indiana | Hagen, Germany | North Rhine-Westphalia | Erfurt, Germany
Dani Levy
Connects Neuss, Germany to: Germany | Berlin, Germany | Moscow, Central | Switzerland | Basel, Switzerland