Leipzig. One Thousand Years of German History. Bach, Luther, Faust

Leipzig serves as a vibrant backdrop for a rich tapestry of cultural and historical narratives, from Bach's cantatas to Luther's theological debates. The city, a hub of music and literature, has been home to notable figures like Goethe and Wagner, and played a pivotal role in significant events, including the 1989 anti-Communist rallies. Celebrating its millennium in 2015, this book explores the lives of both ordinary and renowned residents, highlighting Leipzig's enduring legacy as a center of creativity and change.