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Bavarians take immense pride in their heritage, making them the proudest among all Germans. The locals demonstrate unwavering loyalty to their roots and traditions. Bavaria distinguishes itself as the most independent German state, with many Bavarians identifying themselves primarily as Bavarians and secondarily as Germans. The typical German stereotype of beer drinking, sausage-eating, and Lederhosen-clad individuals is primarily found in rural Bavaria, especially in the southern and eastern regions bordering Austria, the Alps, Czech Republic, and Bohemia. Approximately 85% of Bavarians follow the Christian faith, with 60% being Catholic. Their values tend to be more conservative compared to the rest of Germany and Europe at large. However, the city of Munich serves as an exception to this trend. Munich is a remarkably liberal city boasting a diverse population comprised of individuals from various parts of Germany, Europe, and the world. The city is also home to a thriving English-speaking community. Though it may be challenging to encounter individuals with authentic Bavarian origins in Munich, as most residents migrate there for work and remain for only a brief period.
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