Yerrrr I’m just a young Mexican trying to get out the hood 💯 i smoke weed on my KZfaq channel & i did a Mukbang inside Lowes🍔🥶

This comment is an exact copy of a comment on a history matters video, not sure if this is actually a copied comment though.

I have seen this exact comment before.... Hmmmm

@@prabathhemachandra Did you ever consider that comment was from my personal KZfaq channel and this may or may not be my History channel.

copied comment from history matters lmao

Not to be a spelling nazi, but it's "razed".

@Safwaan Just in general, Warsaw was a big pile of rubble after WW2

Your banner lol

@Safwaan look his banner

@Safwaan The sad thing is Poland refused too many capitulation offers, even didn't accept to send out children, afterwards the bombers started.

😂😂😂

If you go there and tell them that right now, they might crown you king and secede. From the sound of it, they could use a good reason to ditch Russia.

"the republic of khust2993"

​@@benderbender-ij7ldso stupid thinks😅

@@benderbender-ij7ldThat would not bode well from Russia. That is, unless you were to answer to Putin (and potentially lukashengo (or whoever belarus’s leader is)) only. That’s because it’s a very strategic location in terms of taking over 3 other nations and securing large russian influence over the Baltic Sea, and is the only year round warm water port

My opa was born there too. That's all we know, all other records were destroyed.

Yes kaliningrad was prussian and in Germany are many slavic cities - very old cities (

@@arnyarny7991 Koenigsberg was never slavic, It was home to pagan balts

Basically - Nazis

My great-grandpa also fled from there all the way to thuringia

I'm Polish, and my great grandmother was born in Lviv (back when it was called Lwów in Polish).

There is none of Prussian left in Koningsberg. Most were killed with friendly allied carpet bombing. Prussian is heavy dialect .... The Frauen surely missed it. 😭

There is certainly nobody alive from the times before Prussia occupied these lands by slaughtering its previuos nations with sword and fire, by the holy and deceptive knights of the Teutonic Order.

Without negativity, but we Russians are not to blame for the fact that you in Europe are constantly raiding us. Even the thousands of kilometers that separate France, Britain, Germany, from Russia do not stop you from attacking us in the 19th and 20th centuries. Why we are the largest country in the world because as soon as a new dominant force appears in Europe or Asia, they always try to conquer Russia for the last 500 years and when they lose, we take away part of the territory. This is if you do not remember even more ancient history when the same Germans went to Russia with crusades (bloody) campaigns (12-13 centuries), although we were also Christians. In Prussia, before the Germans, the Baltilian peoples lived, whom the Teutonic knights slaughtered in the same northern crusades.

Hate to break it to you, but these are all ramifications of a destructive, murderous and treacherous regime. (not unlike Stalin's...) Normal humans always seem to fall victim to demagogue 'leader' turning them in to mass canon fodder on any which side.

Prusy to nie były Niemcy. Zostali zniemczeni.

Back in the day after the war they didn't value old architecture the way we do now, so a lot of it is understandable. It was way easier to take the burnt buildings down and build something fast instead of trying to preserve and restore, and in Soviet times preserving and restoring something from before was never really a thing. But it would be an interesting place to visit some day, I think.

I'm not Russian, British, american, Chinese. Russia has the right to survive.

@@mhow4967 Russian right to live was declined by the West long ago.

Who says otherwise? Its putin the world even russians dont.

I lived in Kaliningrad in the 90s as a student of the Kaliningrad State Technical University. I spent five years in this city. I loved Kaliningrad! I loved the food here and ate lots of Baltic sprats. I visited many places in Kaliningrad including the grave of Emmanuel Kant, (the German philosopher), the Amber Museum, the Oceanography Museum, etc. I saw many German tourists arriving in Kaliningrad who visited ancestral homes and the graveyards of their grandparents. I lived on one of the longest streets in Kaliningrad at the time known as Ulitsa Gorkovo. Russian people all over the Russian Federation are very nice people. I travelled so many times from Kaliningrad to Moscow by train via Lithuania and Belarus. I travelled to Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia by coach a few times.

Hah. You know, l live here, in Kaliningrad, and l sometimes think, what will happen, if NATO will try to capture city. At all, if war between us and NATO will start.

@@transscant1080 mmm. Yeah, they'll probably turn it into dust by artillery strikes.

@@albertthegreat9192 NATO is not interested in Königsberg. Why should they?

@@christofabt8958 if war will start - it's base for many units of Russian army. They WILL try to capture it or destroy. Because there is Russian baltic fleet base.

@@transscant1080 why NATO with Ukraine? Almost 20 years. With Baltic states? Democracy, freedom, blah-blah-blan? Nah

Konigberg was just another Hanseatic city... It was likely just her nostalgia talking... Nothing that special about Konigsberg, other than it being the only major city in East Prussia, which was largely an agricultural backwater. Yet it seems like most Prussian descendents fled from Konigberg itself, and that no one lived outside of the city, even though the rural population made some 90% of it...

@@Vitalis94 Noting special except that many famous German philosophers came from there. Such intellectual giants like Immanuel Kant. Then you have the fact that before the rise of the Prussian elites, it was part of the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth.

@@davidford3115 Well, there are a lot of even tiny towns which birthed famous people. Konigsberg was never a part of the PLC, though. Prussian duchy was fully autonomous.

@@davidford3115 It was allways Prussian. Nothing of it was Polish or Lithuanian in any way. It was just part of a political and military alliance. Just like Vichy France and Germany...

By all my Russian ancestors' accounts, it was a beautiful place. But they did not know how to maintain that level of beauty, or repair what had been destroyed during the war. Many like my great-grandfather were merely peasants trying to get as far away from the horrors they had witnessed in Moscow.

@Don't read profile photo Can't read.

Thank you for giving me 18 minutes of my life

LOL...THEY CAN ALWAYS OPERATE THEIR NAVY IN RIVERS/LAKES JUST LIKE SOME SWITZERLAND DID

HOW ABOUT CASPIAN "LAKE"?

@@italy8795 not if they want to export oil by sea

This channel is all about profit, not teaching anyone. Greedy bustards.

segue

I had the same thought. It really was well done.

Must acquire brilliant… 😅

This is a US propaganda piece to demonize Russia and revision the results of WW2.

Yeah calling Kaliningrad an "old piece of Germany" is like calling the Baltics an "old piece of Russia". Identifying people by who they were once conquered by is not a good look.

@@EQuake2290 Well and the part of germany called saxony was once slavic. And the vandals a germanic tribe settled in north africa. The hungarians came from the eastern steppes and settled at the danube. There were always population movements.

@@EQuake2290 Well it was an old piece of Germany. Little of that is left, just like there was nothing culturally left of the old prussians when they were assimilated and this became Königsberg. What's done is done, as they say.

I was looking for a comment mentioning the Baltic Prussians for way too long! Yes it is an ex-german land but boiling it down to that is such a shame. The history of Baltic regions and Prussians specifically is so forgotten and lost it's heartbroken. I know a couple of people in Northern Poland, Lithuania and Kaliningrad trying to restore the language and bring back the memory.

It was only part of Germany from 1871 on, because the German state was founded this year.

Russia has the dna to invade and owns every lands it captured. It took the far east in that way , the kurils , the Georgian two regions , the kaliningrad, outer manchuria , a host of other territories , now it is doing so again with Ukraine.

And before that?

@@Atomasd whatever nations ruled europe before indoeuropeans came, e.g. basque ppl in spain/france

@@Atomasd I guess no records.

that land dosent belong to germans , like estonia , dosent belongs to germans or other area where germans immigrated dosent belong to them , like volga germans, they where settlers

@@naapsulusmurmurusmurmurus2392 Its not German anymore of course but it was once as part of the history of the area.

@@Sabine00KH Before it's conquest by Teutonic Order it was inhabited by Old Prussian who are distinct Baltic etnic group instead of Germanic

@@naapsulusmurmurusmurmurus2392 It doesn’t matter who this land “belongs” to. People being forcibly removed from their home is always awful

Family came from there too. Aus der Traum.

What did he hink about it changing from Germany to Russia. Also sorry for your loss

@@gothicgolem2947 don't really know. I think he was somewhat disappointed, I think he missed his home. I mean he had a well payed job in west Berlin and an extremely high pension, but I think he would have preferred to stay in east Prussia.

My family had its routes there before the war aswell, near a city which was called "Stettin" back then

@@Creax-X- my grandmother (from my dads side, the grandfather from east Prussia is my moms dad) is also from a village near Stettin. She also fled in the war when she was 11

Ahh someday Germany will get it back. Someday...

As a lithuanian I call it Konigsberg, Kalinin was an evil prick

You don't. Most of the history was whitewashed by the author.

In short, 1st because Poles invited Teutonic order, and then Lithuanians denied Khrushchev's offer. Two biggest security mistakes looking at it today if you ask me lol

Lithuania should attack it if ukraine fall to russia for stop russian more expansion with Nato help neddle in meat must be removed

Right. But the cost of maintaining a house, food and other things is much lower than in the EU

В России все регионы выравнены и зарплата примерно одинакова везде ,но если ты занят своим бизнесом ,то можешь быть миллионером ,в любой части России. Средний русский живёт лучше ,чем средний европеец !

If Lithuania claim kaliningrad territory at the time by soviet it would be free border with Poland as well to reunite each other.

free land is free lanf they should have taken it

One of the real reasons is that Lithuania didn't have enough demographic potential to populate it

@@mikeherrera2688 there was already border with Poland?

That's the same reason why Finland declined to get back the Karelian part that they lost during WW2. Even small eastern Finnish towns are light years ahead of the towns on the other side of the border. Truly sad to think that Vyborg could've been the biggest city in Finland today.

Look at Iraq before and after USA gave them freedom

He only took pictures in 1941. Why? By the time Soviet started occupying East Prussia, 90% of building were already gone by strategic bombing. There was none to keep.

@@lequack8861 This made my brain hurt so bad

The Nazis did more to destroy German culture than anyone. They antagonised and saw everyone around them as inferior... and the fate of Konigsberg is just a taster of the end result.

@@frostyguy1989 oh ofc,let me guess the nazis are also to blame for the 2+ million women the soviets violated in the first couple days of occupation alone, right? And they caused global warming and the covid. Its totally not like the soviets would have attacked them within a few years.

Indeed, the one time kant actually planned to take a trip, his neighbors were so curious to see him leave, the notably averse kant cancelled rather than face all the onlookers in the street.

@@Melody_Raventress great story!

His statue still stand on the one of the fabulous gates of Kaliningrad - Korolevskie Vorota (King's Gates)

Królewiec Poland,

Man, I've just gotten interested in visiting Russia. Then they invaded Ukraine. I don't think I will within the next few decades. Too bad.

@@mysterioanonymous3206 don't u ever visit USA then, if you want to be completely consistent with your logic

@@codeine_tears Don't go anywhere with that logic.

@@codeine_tears honestly I wanna visit both

@@codeine_tears the difference is USA only invades terrorist countries not like Russia invading peaceful Ukraine

Что за сказки.

It is not true

@@vitus6302 No, we won't. Part of the principle of the european peace order is that borders are not to be moved by force to avoid any further conflict in europe.

@@reeboothemad5514 convenient that this rule is being enforced after that land was taken from Germany. It’s better to wait to honor that rule after Germany got its land back and maybe even something a little extra on top.

@@vitus6302 Convenience has nothing to do with that rule. There is practically no place in europe that has not been overtaken or overthrown in one way or another at some point in history. That is in fact the reason for this stance on borders for the EU - it is equally unconvenient for everyone. There is no status quo. Do you really think there is any point in history other than now, that all states could agree upon, that we should reset the borders to? Do you realize that there were times that the majority of Europe was under rule of the Huns or the Romans or Napoleon? Would those times be convienient for you? Who do you think should get to decide about that? Keeping borders unchanged is the only way to achieve lasting peace. And to be blunt -your second sentence is a prime example of why such a rule is needed in the first place.

@@reeboothemad5514 the Huns are not native to Europe. I would be more inclined to let France have even more German land than they have now than have any German land in Slavic possession. France and Germany have the same ancestors and only split up in the last 1200 years. As far as I am aware Slavs are relative newcomers to Europe arriving here sometime in the 6th century long after the ancestors of the Germans were here. If Slavs can prove that either a) their ancestors arrived here at the same time or before ours or b) their ancestors and ours are the same (not talking about apes here but about our people arriving here at the same time and then through some weird event developing completely different languages) I am happy to let the borders be as they are. But right now it seems to me that a newcomer to Europe has taken possession of my birthright so obviously this will lead to conflict down the way.

@@vitus6302 You are still trying to arbitrarily set a status quo. Nothing of what you wrote lets you set any borders. You do not have a birthright to the Kaliningrad enclave and neither do I. Your reasoning is just the same as Putins when he argues about Ukraine. Again: The only way to avoid conflict is to accept the borders and not change them by force. The only thing to gain by clinging to borders of the past is a new conflict, possibly including war.

Like America and the much further distant Hawaii?

@@JohnnyWednesday Alaska and Hawaii confused me too, as a kid, but then I learned that they were acquired as territories before becoming states.

Or Guam 🤭

@@khodahh - Puerto Rico too - and part of Japan and about a thousand other military bases scattered over the world like some kind of James Bond villian lol

Historical German Kingdoms/Duchies/Principalities: Amateurs!!!

and germany would've gotten away with it if it weren't for those pesky us americans

@@fruityfriend damn this guy is triggered for someone telling a smol fact

same here !

Amen. Typical CIA/NATO amateurish and sloppy propaganda.

True, I thought I was the only one to notice

Yeah it literally says Riga on the image

agreed - and an interesting sponsor too!

Too bad I just installed sponserblock a few days ago. It just cuts lol

I was just thinking "is that the place with the bridges?" - did not expect that!

I don't like being tricked. "Pause the video and try to trace the walk in your mind." Then "This is how Euler solved the problem." And finally "Euler's problem had no solution." I don't remember who the sponsor is - I stopped the video and already blocked them from my mind.

The moment I heard euler, I knew a math problem was forthcoming. Everyone knows hearing euler, Descartes, la grange or Newton means some super complex math problems are coming.

Nah, Latvia or Estonia. Lithuania barely has any coast

If Russia would make a move towards NATO, Kaliningrad is first to be annex by NATO.

@@pjhgerlach Maybe we need to pull a uno reverse card and start saying the territory needs to be liberated and denazified.

@@anotheranon3118 As Russia is closing in, we should 'liberate' and demilitarise Belarus in order to create a buffer state....🤣 Sounds weird when you apply that Russian 'logic'.

Considering uk and usa sign a contract guarantee defence of ukraine I would be very surprised if uk or usa would or any nato countries would get involved if russia did invade . And now with sanction in make more likely as they have little to lose once the oil gose in 5 years time

But can those trains transport Russian weapons, missiles, or military vehicles?

@@than217 Don't they transport such things by sea since 2000's?

International agreements with Russia? You should be a comedian!

@@than217 At about the 1:00 mark, Sam mentioned "travel." There are containers and truck trailers shipped, but I don't think there are any open or heavy military transport.

@@petrasvilkas Yeah, but he didn't mention any long standing international agreement for train travel or what that entailed. Like can Russia send weapons trails along the lines, etc. I was just curious if you knew more about it since you mentioned it in your comment.

follow this chanel blindly they said exactly why russia attacked ukraine for its nnew proven oil reserves and will take kherson as it holds strategic canal to crimea exactly to this day russia want to annex kherson melitpol for crimea water security

The passage of people is not blocked. Passage of only special goods, covered by the sanctions, is blocked. However, they can be transported by ship.

Lithugaynia

Question wf USA is doing all over the world can you please explain to me...?

​@@juanvalero5249 I am from Lithuania and we want US here for example. they are welcome here.

@@kremzle5688 go and join Ucrania cower..

I saw lots of pics \ videos of Kaliningrad that time. You goddamn right, it was sooooooo glooooooomy. But after World Cup 2018 everything changed a lot. Now it's top-5 of city for domestic travel. Come and see by your eyes one time.)

You forgot to include : in your :)

@@himalayansalt32 Russians don't include : in )

Why would anyone there speak dirty englese, dude? This colonial dialect should be banned in a decent society. Learn Russian, get out of your medieval cave

@@DrScarface74 I suggest you learn Chinese, it's only a matter of time.

My grandfather immigrated to brazil from Konigsberg in 1923, most of his family that stayed there were killed by the soviets

On the other hand, the Germans do visit the Polish part of Prussia - most of my early childhood memories involve Germans visiting and giving me some German made chocolates. Previously it were the children of the Germans that used to share the house with my grandparents, nowadays it’s their grandchildren that visit, but they mostly opt to visit the church, as the house doesn’t exist anymore. I’ve heard of people declining to visit Wrocław because it was Polish, though.

@@victorkramer2596 Are you upset that Hitler Nazis lost the war

Little price for wanting to occupy Russia.

@@victorkramer2596 I live in Evpatoria , it is in Crimea Germans shot 12560 people here in Januaru 1942 The population of the city was 50-60 thousands before the war What would you expec t ? Every fifth was shot

Really? They show Crimea as part of Russia in the first shot! Rubbish video

@@hroosky It is part of Russia. They had referendum and 97% russians live there.

@@hroosky Крым наш

That’s how I learned the Evil Empire republics used to be independent countries like Latvia or Lithuania and demonstrated their strategy of world domination.

Just think bout 🇬🇧 when they drew up the country lines in the Middle East n all the headaches that created for the tribes living there for generations! Still having to deal with the fallout of those decisions to this day.

@@Balthorium why are you calling every republic in the ussr evil

@@oasis1282 I’m not. Russian communists subjugated them. I believe Lithuania was the first to separate from the USSR and celebrates “Lithuania Independence Restoration Day” as they were involuntarily made part of the Soviet Union in 1940. Their independence was re-established in 1990 as the first to declare independence from the Evil Empire. They were victims of communism not evil Russian Marxist perpetrators.

what did you learned then?

Yes, at 0:30 the video shows Crimea as part of Russia which is incorrect: Crimea is a region of Ukraine currently militarily and illegally occupied by Russian troops. An illegal invasion doesn't change the legal border of a country, and indeed almost no one in the world recognizes Crimea as anything but legally part of Ukraine.

agree, its rather insulting to its true owner, Ukraine, to mark it as Russian.

​@@ChilapaOfTheAmazons Crimea was part of Russia ,in 1954 Nitika khurshchev gavee gift ( creamia) to Ukraine SSR because he opposed Stalin every action. after fall of USSR Russia used savastapol port and pay Ukraine for using but in 2014 after maiden coup Ukraine puppet government suddenly block savastapol port access for Russia , Russia other port freeze in winter season ,we all know NATO want to see weak Russia , that why Russian take back gift (cremia)from Ukraine.

This map is about de-facto where military occupation is represented

@@ferijenifer2611 That settles it then. I'm off to take back all the gifts I gave my ex girlfriend. Sure she'll understand.

The Winter stopped Napoleon and Hitlers armies

@@justinthebeau2590 yeah, when they went for Moscow. I'm saying Kaliningrad, which is surrounded by Poland and Lituania

Yeah and don't forget that russia has um 6000 nuclear warheads. They um have more than um the US. So um if there's war. Nukes would fly

The fleet at Kaliningrad not the entire Russian Navy Northern Fleet.There is no Baltic fleet.

Флот Калининграда не военный ,а торговый ,он ловит рыбу и ее перерабатывает ,военная составляющая незначительна. .

@@Dallas-us6xm The ships that sail out of Severomorsk have to steam all the way around Scandinavia to make it to the Baltic Sea. The ships in Kaliningrad do not. Are you saying both groups of ships are the Northern Fleet despite being separated by hundreds of knots? If that’s the organization, fine. It’s just not very intuitive. And at no point did I say the ships at Kaliningrad are the entire Russian Navy. They are a small part of it. They *are* a very isolated group, though. One that’s been completely surrounded by NATO since 2004, peacefully. Which strongly implies NATO has no objections to Russia as long as Russia doesn’t invade someone else.

@@user-vz2go7of1n I’ve made some fun of them, relative to other naval groups. But if you’re on a civilian ship, 2 subs, 2 destroyers, and 7 frigates can ruin your whole day. Hell, just 1 can.

But, but but, what about Crimea? reeeeeeeeeeeee!

@Don't read profile photo ok

youre still a child

@Don't read profile photo Why not?

@@Zen-sx5io it’s a bot who wants attention

🟡the US Uk campaign to cripple Russian economy and isolate Russia has failed the Ukraines are falling slowly and America is growing more and more desperate. The US UK are acting like a teenager who could not get his way and is smashing all the furniture 🪑 at home 🏡

All his videos can be cut down into one minute videos. That’s not the point.

Although Gibraltar's been British for 5-6 times as long.

Simple. Most people don’t understand the power of a strong military. It’s not about how people feel.

I don't understand why most people call territories conquered in wartime occupied? Shall we, then, remake the whole world and return it to the old days?

@@tomriley5790 ,so what is your point ?

exactly, but tell Germany and the Baltic states that. you ll argue till time has passed

Being from just south from historical Allenstein (also East Prussia) I find it amusing how most of the Germans who fled East Prussia seem to come from Konigsberg itself. My grandparents used to live in a house with a German family back in the 1960s. There were few waves of Germans who were deported/moved to Germany - first in the 1945, then in the 1950s, and 1960s, last in the 1970s. Being of Polish-Masurian descent and being born and raised in former East Prussia, I have many family member in Germany. Ironically, even the Polish speaking, Protestant Masurians were seen as the "Krauts" and were forced to flee the region after the war. The Masurians are completely gone nowadays, and our dialect died off just because some dumb settlers from Poland proper had seen us as "German". They saw anything non-Catholic and non Polish as bad. I fully sympathize with the Germans that fled Prussia. I consider it my own homeland, my Masurian ancestors colonized it in the 1400s-1600s together with the Germans. And maybe you as German might see me as non-native, ursuper. On one hand, had there been no war, no Hitler, East Prussia would've been German today - and me as well, I think. But things happened differently. It's very sad what happened to the region, and it's still not talked about that much. Even today former East Prussia is seen as it was during the Communist times - It is a reclaimed land and mainstream medio don't talk about how the natives were treated. There had been a "controversial" movie made some years ago, about Polish settlers moving into Prussia after WW2, and how they treated both the Germans and Masurians, but it's very much a taboo topic, and although things are much better, German heritage of the land is very much talked about nowadays, no one wants to talk about the post-war attrocities. These seem as "justified" because the Nazis and the local Germans alike did worse things to Poles, but I personally think that violence doesn't make other violence right. Sure, some of the local Germans were the fifth column before the WW2 - I mean, they created the lists of important Poles and the area and they massacred them - leading to the infamous Bromberg Massacre (very much loved topic by the neonazis nowadays), but I've read some books and even spoke with some old witnesses about the Germans being beaten to death on the streets after the war, just because the Poles were angry.... I mean, humans can be so bad to each other...

I recently inherited - from my formerly soviet gramps - silverware allegedly once looted from there. I'm a central European bastard living a German life, could i possibly argue that it just returned home?

@@XmarkedSpot I mean, Germans talk alot about gaining lost land, and the smartest way to do that would be just... settling there? And slowly taking control, by economically dominating the locals? Yet nowadays no Germans wants to live in Stettin, Breslau, Posen. Instead it is Poles who move to Berlin, Dortmund... I mean, I'm from Prussia, so I don't have the same nostalgia as my fellow Poles have to, say, Lviv or Vilnius, but it is there, so I get it, nostalgia and all... Belonged to you folks and all, now it's gone. Sad. But such nostalgic thinking just... means nothing. If you want it so much, just... live there? But no, you would just prefer having it under the German government's control, all Russians removed, so that you could be happy about it being German. And I get it, having it be inhabited by Russians just isn't the same, right? Other culture, "occupying YOUR land" isn't great, right? But if you really cared about the land, you would, I dunno... Maybe support the local German heritage? All those German graves left behind. German palaces rotting, Teutonic castles in ruin... But yeah, just whine about your inheritance being lost.

@@Vitalis94 Don't get me wrong, i have no nostalgia for an era i never had witnessed. I might - actually do - have a German surname (since the Habsburgs resettled Swabs to Hungary after kicking out the Ottomans) but if i'm German at all then it's by nurture and culture than mere happenstance. Also, what whining? I just told that i inherited a thing, not lost it.

@@XmarkedSpot Don't mind me, I'm just drunk, commenting on a territory I've havent lived in for a past decade anyway, so what do I care :P

Looks sponsored by Pentagon and State department.

All it needs is a Troy McClure voiceover...

Królewiec*

Yes, Nazi run from Europe ... But they had to be punished for killing 25 millions people.

@@iri8973 there were no nazis in 1867.

You are right...6 generations ago... no Nazi...so, how Russia related to your relatives? What made them leave? DNA test can show where we are all from and some places can be very surprising

@@iri8973 DNA tests are entertaining guesses for the amusements of North Americans. In Central Europe nobody cares and they often make not much sense, since they hardly can distinguish between German, Dutch, Belgian, Luxembourgian, Northern French, Swiss and Austrian. Decedents of people migrated from Königsberg in the 1800's are also not very likely to find Russian traces, since the area was occupied in 1945 by the Soviet Union and populated with Russians starting from 1946. Did you watch the video?

@@henningbartels6245 As I know, Russia got territory because she was a winner in WW2 over European Nazi ...25 millions Russians were killed by Europeans...but Russia forgiven them and free all territories by giving them independence and paid their debts... Today these territory not satisfied and want again to try to go over Russia...well..good luck...but this time Russia has a very powerful weapon and Russia lost her trust to Europe... Maybe this time there wouldn't be Britaine or Washington...it is not a child play ..how far Europe wants to go?

@@Fusion_4000 They were always one of the strongest European countries. Even in WW2 after being weakened after ww1, they were hard to fight against.

same as what happened to USSR and what will happen to fascist modern Russia

Thats why being a nationalistic German and liking hitler is the dumbest thing one could be. If you are a real patriotic German, than you hate hitler with a burning passion.

He went too far and basically exceeded his mandate in declaring war on the USSR. Before that, he did not declare war on any country other than Poland.

He achieved opposite of his aims. Jews got their own state, half Europe run by bolshevics and Germany bombed to rubble. If it was not for western sector, ie west Germany being pumped full of money from USA and Britain via Marshall plan and occupation forces spending, west Germany would still be poor and ruined like East Germany was

because they are chad

@@The_Brazilian_Weeb No, Chad is a completely different country in Africa

@@JimboRustles Bruh

@@James-wu6qh the chad chad & chad buthan vs The virgin PRC & ROC

@@The_Brazilian_Weeb : Bhutan doesn't recognize Chad.

Before German was kicked out ..they were killing 25 millions ..Russian children was burnt in stove ... Your Germans were lucky that Russia didn't do to them what they have done to Russia.

Same here. I can’t find much information at all before they came to America

Prussia just like any state in history brought destruction or societal growth. In its final years it obviously brought about its own destruction if what ultimately ended it was the german revolution that toppled its monarchy. Like the french, like the british at one point before they brought it back, and like the russians. The peasants were pissed and took out the monarchy themselves.

Yes, too bad. But that's what happens when you lose a war.

very much like what we see today.. the real problem is not so much this bloated state or that, it is the very idea of empires

This is due to Hitler. Not the Russians.

If was "was flattened to the ground" and ultimately taken in consequence of what? The Nazi Germany's (and half of the Western world's comfortably controled by it) trecherous onslaught on the USSR and all the horrendous crimes they had committed, and the millions of lifes they had taken. Those crimes were the subject of the fully legitimate and recognized Nuremberg trials. Remember that before engaging in pathetic lamentations...

@@simhathecat true.. still, I think it can be considered legitimate to regret the destruction of cultural capital amassed through centuries - in the long run, that belongs to everybody and to the future regardless of our silly fetishes about borders -

if that was the only thing crazy about that story...

Not to mention the idea that Russia gains any real control at sea or even in the air from a small coastline is laughable.

There are 2 (soon to be 3) canals on the lagoon, 1 is in Russian hands, but there is another by the Klaipeda harbor, and the Poles are currently building their own as well.

Even if they somehow managed to get out of the lagoon... the baltic sea can easily be cut off by Denmark, Germany and Norway (which are all part of the NATO) from the Atlantic. It'd be only a matter of time for the NATO countries to push the russians back. Of course nukes make the question for time-management rather useless for Europe but looking at the Russian offensive against Ukraine none can be sure those nukes even have the fuel to travel to Warsaw, much less Berlin.

​@@ara9914 Yes, a great idea. We should provoke Russia to find out what's their nuclear arsenal made of. I bet it's very obsolete.

@@dubravkokovacevic3489 To hear these people talk, they sound like an invasive species of seaweed more than proponents of the great and ever expanding NATO... Then again, pretty much the same thing 🤔

You got basically everything wrong there mate, try to use a VPN and search for real education instead.

I believe the last ethnic German's were expelled from what became the Kaliningrad Oblast in 1951 though the majority were gone by the late 40s.

That's the price you pay for being a Nazi. Remember these Nazis killed and enslaved many more people.

@@jordanseifarth1325 Yep, that is true. They got deported to east germany

There is this very much unknown bit of recolonization efforts made by the German nationalists in the 90s, when they tried to re-settle few villages in Kaliningrad oblast...

Germany sure knew how to keep things secret even in recent times. But I don't know why I'm speaking of Germany since it's the US puppet master that decides for you.

hope you weren't more than 3 years old

@@Vitalis94 It wasn't 'recolonisation', only a few nutters who wanted to go there.

@@jaikee9477 Oh yeah, just some neo-Nazis, sure, but it's still an interesting bit. It also illustrates how dumb "reclaiming" Kaliningrad really is, no (sane) German would ever want to move there.

Nope. He did mistake. He could keep entire East Prussia part given to Poland and also est part of Germany also given to Poland. and huge part of Lithuania. Klaipeda and Vilnus.

Adobe ae

Based

Locals? And you think I will believe that? Activists sure. I hope the Russians will retaliate in one way or another like showing them pictures of people slaughtered by Latvian and Lithuanian SS during WW2. You want to play the Psy' op game ? Go ahead

все и так знают

Russians already knows what is happening.

If you look at RealLifeLore's map, then you will see that he supports Russia's illegal annexation of Crimea 🤬

hardly "Germans" back then, possibly not even Goths, little is known -

@@Alicja1Fenigsen This is the beach of amber. In Egyptian tombs from 2000BC. Amber was found because this area was an Egyptian colony. From 1700BC. It became an Assyrian colony, as inscriptions from Assyria confirm. This land was the Urland of Prussia, West Prussia. the name was Bor-ussia. that means Bor = God Bor and Assia = Assyrians. Assyrians = Prussia = Assia = Germans. The Suebians are Assyrians. The whole region was Suebisch = Swabia: 400 BC. the Suevi ruled all of Germany from East Prussia. They built Danzig named after their ancestors Dedan. Dedan was the grandson of Abraham and his wife Chetura. The whole empire was called Daucon. They ruled the polish Lygians = Lechens, and then came south and burned Rome. After that they moved to Portugal. The Goths were the neighbors of the Daucones and were the enemies of the Daucons. Goths and Suebi ,both moved to the Danube and were always at war.

@@siegfriedlechler7412 you do have a beautiful, poetic soul

@@Alicja1FenigsenThe Slavs don't know Germans, but Nem... ...etchka, etc. Where does the name nem come from? It comes from the river Memel, where the Nem.. lived. Who was Neme? He was a German hero named Nemeth who lived in 1700 BC. sailed from the Baltic to Ireland. After that, Ireland was also German for 200 years.

@@siegfriedlechler7412 Pure poetry. Nemec in Slavic means mute, like in "not speaking our, real language". You should try the fantasy genre, I sense some aptitude.

:DD

yes, i agree with you

Czechia is Russia.

Chai tea type goofiness

Using the Black/Red/Gold-Flag for the Third Reich is also wrong. It might be because of demonetization when using the swastika, bur still.

Really?

Уахахаха, что куришь дружок?)))

Bruh

@@user-iz3dj2lk8e Ye you can pack up your stuff from there, especially now when Finland joined NATO - they would annihilate you with artillery fire they posses between Helsinki and St. Petersbourg. Time to pack Baltic fleet and to move it to Murmansk, isn't it? Good luck with ice and winter, we both know why you need access to Baltic desperately.

bro 😅

I don’t want our city to be named as Královec tho… maybe it’s not worse than Kaliningrad, but still-

Sorry for your loss. 🪦🕊

I hope they rest in peace

So sorry 🥺

Nazi Germany + South America =? Thats suspicious.

"Meus p'esames, Lukas." (My condolences.) Stay strong, bro!

We're more than one generation removed from the period when these debates took place. Also, the sins of the father are not the sins of the son.

I was against German reunification (they always called it that, but it was NOT a return to any version of Germany which had ever existed before). I thought that this would be terribly difficult for West Germany to achieve (and I was right about that). It seemed to me that East Germany could manage in the European Union on its own like Hungary or any of the other formerly communist countries. It had been the most prosperous one. Austria is a separate German-speaking country with a separate history, and East Germany could have been too. Also, there was a danger that the new Germany would be too big compared to France, which is probably true. As for having the same money and travelling from one city to another easily, you can do that between Munich and Vienna or Warsaw anyway.

Two world wars, tens of millions of casualties would do that.

@@mirpopolos6209 No, unification is better. We punished them in ww2 and they deserved it, but not letting them unify is like dumb, soo stupid.

@@hendreenkhaznawi9040 "like dumb, soo stupid." is not a very profound argument ! The division of Germany into different zones was not supposed to be a punishment, it was a convenient way of administering a country which would otherwise have gone on being Nazi. Before many years had elapsed, increasing unification and independence was allowed, except in the Rusian zone, so that was not "like dumb". But the former Russian zone became so completely different from the Bundesrepublik within the EU that the cost and difficulty of reunification then became enormous, hence my feelings at that time. Also, my point that it was perfectly possible to have several countries speaking German was valid.