Most of the sites are in Russian or German,
but there are some in English as well:

• Russian Information Support Service – “Do you know Kaliningrad?”
• Cities of Prussia – Castles of Poland; mainly about southern E. Prussia (English/German/Polish)
• Database Search Utility – Place Name Search

Königsberg/Kaliningrad Now:

• Kënigsbergskaya Khronika – Extensive site, largely in Russian, some German
• Königsberger Beobachter – in German, translated from Russian
• Our Homeland East Prussia (in Russian)
• Baltic Republican Party – For a separate Baltic Republic (in Russian only)
• Myths of the Kaliningrad Land – Anthology of (Soviet) Historical Falsification (alas, in Russian only)

Ancient Prussians:

• Die Prussen – ein heidnisches Volk zwischen Memel und Weichsel (in German)
• Prussian pagan heritage – Neopaganism in Central-Eastern Europe (English)
• Prusa – Information paper of the Fellowship of Baltic Native religions (English)
• Prutena – Prussian gathering of ritual folklore and neo-folk (Russian/Neo-Prussian/English)

German Regional History:

• Willkommen in Königsberg – Extensive site, with many old and new pictures – in German
• Die Ostpreussenseiten – In German
• Homepage der Kreisgemeinschaft Fischhausen e.V. / Samland / Ostpreussen – In German
• Kreis Wehlau – in German
• Lorbasse und Marjellchens – in German
• Vergessene Kultur - Kirchen in Nord-Ostpreußen – Verlagsgruppe Husum – in German

Königsberg Castle:

• Das Ordensschloß von Königsberg in Preußen – History of Königsberg Castle
• EXPLOSION – The destruction of Königsberg Castle

Other Pages by the Author:

• Liepaja Navy Harbor – Former Russian Navy and Submarine Harbor in Latvia
• Latvian Castles – Castles of Latvia   *NEW!*
• Moscow – Some interesting places  *NEW!*

Recent Literature:

• The Kaliningrad Question – Richard J. Krickus *NEW!*

  Rowman & Littlefield Publishers, Inc. Series: The New International Relations of Europe.

  “The only comprehensive English-language study of Kaliningrad, this invaluable book explores the history and uncertain fate of the former East Prussia.”

  Published February 2002; Cover ill. plus two other pictures from this website.

Contact:

• If you have any suggestions or links:
  Joost Lemmens