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Munich, Germany. 17th July, 2022. Numerous people dance at the traditional Kocherlball at the Chinese Tower in the English Garden. The Kocherlball goes back to an old Munich tradition. In the 19th century, on beautiful summer Sundays, the servants - the "Kocherl" - gathered to dance. They came early in the morning because they had to work for their masters afterwards. Credit: Sven Hoppe/dpa/Alamy Live News

Munich, Germany. 17th July, 2022. Numerous people dance at the traditional Kocherlball at the Chinese Tower in the English Garden. The Kocherlball goes back to an old Munich tradition. In the 19th century, on beautiful summer Sundays, the servants - the "Kocherl" - gathered to dance. They came early in the morning because they had to work for their masters afterwards. Credit: Sven Hoppe/dpa/Alamy Live News Stock Photo

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