Sally Bowles appears along with Mr. Norris Changes Trains in a pair of "stories" of this city by Christopher Isherwood that inspired the film Cabaret.
This city's literati often collaborated with native son John Heartfield, who helped Peter Hacks adapt Aristophanes's Peace to begin a Greek theatrical revival here. A novel about this city sees the protagonist lose his arm while working for Pums before the murder of his prostitute-with-benefits Mieze leads Franz Biberkopf to reform. The narrator takes a streetcar to the zoo in a "Guide" to this city by Nabokov, who spent (*) 15 years here after leaving Russia. A public square in this city inspired the name of an Alfred Doblin work entitled [this city] Alexanderplatz. Sally Bowles appears along with Mr. Norris Changes Trains in a pair of "stories" of this city by Christopher Isherwood that inspired the film Cabaret. Heiner Muller joined a theater ensemble set up by Brecht in the Eastern part of this city. For 10 points, name this European capital whose Cold War division features in the works of John Le Carre.
This city's literati often collaborated with native son John Heartfield, who helped Peter Hacks adapt Aristophanes's Peace to begin a Greek theatrical revival here.
Berlin [accept any variations, titles of works, etc.]