
Tübingen quiz
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Which Tübingen building was built to store and trade grain?
Answer: Kornhaus
Why: Built in 1453, the Kornhaus now houses the Tübingen City Museum and cultural history exhibits.
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Why did Joseph Ratzinger quit teaching at the University of Tübingen?
Answer: Student protests and unrest
Why: Hans Küng had brought Ratzinger to Tübingen in 1966, and in 1969 he took a chair at the quieter University of Regensburg.
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Which famous German writer said Tübingen has no university, but is a university?
Answer: Walter Jens
Why: Tübingen's rhetoric professor said it in full: Cologne has a university, Hamburg keeps a university, Tübingen is a university.
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Which city serves as the state capital 30 kilometers from Tübingen?
Answer: Stuttgart
Why: The city grew from a tenth century stud farm called Stuotgarten, a mare garden, which is why a rearing black horse still fills its crest.
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Why is the god Neptune featured on Tübingen's marketplace fountain?
Answer: Symbol of waterpower
Why: Today's Neptune column was cast after the war from melted-down weapons, replacing the original sandstone one of 1617.
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Why did the carpenter Zimmer take in the poet Hölderlin?
Answer: Admiration for Hyperion
Why: Zimmer knew the poet only from reading Hyperion when he took him in, and what doctors thought would be a short final stay lasted 36 years.