This city, whose name appears in a traditional test word for new fonts, was the target of Operation Gomorrah.  
This city's all-pro executioner Claus Flugge chopped off the heads of 79 pirates in a row in 1488.  The Flemish-born Simon of Utrecht was another pirate-killer from this city.  This city, whose name appears in a traditional test word for new fonts, was the target of Operation Gomorrah.  This city's first archbishop, the so-called "Apostle of the North" who was endowed with Turholt Abbey, was later beatified to become Saint Ansgar.  Docks in this city were built on islands acquired through the Treaty of Gottorp such as Veddel.  The Neuengamme concentration camp operated in this city.  The world's second oldest bank, Berenberg Bank, was founded in this city in 1590.  This city was the third most populous behind (*) Bremen and Lubeck in the Hanseatic League.  This city's Reeperbahn nightclubs were frequented by the not-yet-famous Beatles.  For 10 points, name this German port city.
This city's all-pro executioner Claus Flugge chopped off the heads of 79 pirates in a row in 1488.  
Hamburg (or Free and Hanseatic City of Hamburg)