Many of Stuttgart's most important buildings such as Wilhelm Palace, Katharina Hospital, and the State Gallery were built under the reign of King Wilhelm (1816-1864). Later on, at the point when the first automobile was invented here, Stuttgart´s population reached 176,000.
During WWII, the majority of the Jewish population fled the city or had been deported, and in the final period of the war Stuttgart suffered heavy Allied air raids. The Cold War period that followed the end of the war brought United States military forces in Europe to Stuttgart, since the city was chosen for EUCOM´s headquarter. In the 1970s, Stuttgart became the main stage for what would be one of the most controversial episodes in German post-war history when the trial of members of the Red Army Faction w
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