Kaliningrad Russia 4K. Russian People and German Heritage
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- Let's visit the Westernmost region of Russia and the the city of Kaliningrad! Kaliningrad used to be a German city of Königsberg. There's still a lot of German heritage left. #Kaliningrad #Königsberg
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I find this channel clean and respectable. No foul language no badmouthing anyone. The people doing the video are very pleasant. Wish you all the best.
Thanks Anna! Lets keep it this way
Exactly. It is a pleasure to watch these videos.
@Prosperous yes. It's keepitRussian
I agree, I watched the video and was surprised myself that in what beautiful city))
@@lifeinrussia5190 used to be insanely beautiful right on par with Prague. Little of that old charm remains but what does is still able to impress even though it doesn't rival St. Petersburg anymore. Before the fact Königsberg used to be about two times prettier than St. Petersburg just to give you an impression. Been to Kaliningrad five years ago and they made some progress - still far from the progress made in places like Breslau though but to be fair Breslau did exceptionally well given that the Lemberg folks that fled there were a bit more accepting of German culture and had no probs building the city from the ground up back to it's old charm.
I am Scottish and live in Germany, my grandaughter who is German has a Russian partner from Kaliningrad and we visited the city and spent the New Year with his Babushka. It was fantastic!
i live 10 km from there and would say this is not friendly place ,as a child I heard military blast from there.Very uncomfortable place .I have never been there.
@@piotrwojdelko1150 You have never been there, but you are trying to tell others something about this place. excellent
@@crazyspb in soviet time as a child, I have been there many times, there is no more horrible place in Europe. Where is russians there disaster
@@donce18 i have too and I haven't a clue what you're on about
@@sergevolosin9511 than you have to be blind, it's enough just to pass border from Lithuania or Poland to see the difference. Just if you are russian so you live from your birth life like this so I understand that for you this is normal
Great video! My grandfather is from Kaliningrad, from when it still was German and I was always fascinated about it but had never seen any of it. Thanks for showing me around one of my family's ancestral homes. It's great to see that we are now in a time where hostilities are in the past and both German and Russian heritage is embraced side by side.
@@dogetothemoon223 not anymore
All changed suddenly...
Nicks comment didn't age well ...
With the usual nerving disturbing MUZAK
@@dogetothemoon223 ah hell no
My grandmother was forced to flee from Königsberg after WW2. She's told me so many, many gruesome stories about what happened there and on her way to Germany. Honestly, it's so weird to actually see footage of how her hometown looks like now. I'm glad it's such a lively place today.
Крым - Украина
Сибирь - Китай
Курилы, Сахалин - Япония
Карелия - Финляндия
Калининград - Германия
@ John Bodnar USA and Canada - native Americans; Australia - Aboriginals; Ukraine - Poland and Turkey
Ukraine- Romania, Poland, Turkey, Hungary and Slovakia
@@malikamasimova7631 and Russia
Did your grandmother tell you what the Germans did with the civilian population of Russia? You ask about the concentration camps.
Thank you for showing my favorite city. I haven't been there for 5 years. Former Königsberg is the hometown of my mother.
Thank you
Also have distant relatives from there. Shame it is no more.
@@aniinnrchoque1861 A piece of land for 27 million killed Soviet citizens is a small price for you.
Кусок земли за 27 000 000 убитых Советских граждан это малая цена для вас.
today the region is inhabited by raw meat-eating Tartars!
@@user-ot1oy6zo6y yawn.
Kaliningrad is famous for a mathematical problem known as The Seven Bridges of Königsberg. The problem was solved by a Swiss mathematician Leonard Euler in 1736 laying the foundations for topology and graph theory.
lol,
This video has forgot to mention that this little town had been creating famous people of great Importance , as :
Regiomontanus : mathematician
Cathleen Brandenburg ,Princess of Transsylvania Chr. Goldbach:
mathematician Leonard Euler: mathematician Immanuel Kant : philosopher E.T.A. Hoffmann : writer , author G.H.L. Hagen : physicist G. R. Kirchoff:
physicist
K.R.König: physicist
Otto Wallach chemist
D. Hilbert : mathematician
Erich von Drygalski : discoverer
A. Sommerfeld: physicist
Agnes Miegel: physicist
Fanny Lewald: physicist
H.A.Winkler : historian
And no any russians , because russians are only russians .
Many russians live on importing western made cars here, and selling them in Russia . It's their main point .
Euler!!
Impressive!
@@farseverosapirico6248 How about Immanuel Kant -one of the greatest philosophers of the 18th Century -I would say he was the greatest resident of Konigsberg -of all time!
Leonard Euler was Russian mathematician (also)
My ancestors come from the region of Königsberg. This video was very well made, thoroughly enjoyed it. Thanks for the great content and greetings to all the people of Kaliningrad!
would you like to come visit us? 🥺🤍🇩🇪 I'm from Kaliningrad. i was born here
Do you remember the exact street where your family is from? I could take a picture of it for you. I live here
@@arkady_2000 Firstly, thank you for your comment! Made me really happy there.
They lived in Ortelsburg, which today lies in Ermland-Masuren's Powiat Szczycieński.
When East-Prussia was divided between the USSR and Poland, my ancestors (most of them fled the east anyway) were suddenly part of Poland and the "Regierugsbezirk Königsberg" (capital: Königsberg) was gone/ became Kaliningrad, which is basically just half of former Königsberg. So unless you want to visit Poland for me, I'm afraid there is no way you can help me.
Maybe though, I can find out about some other ancestors I had from the region. I still haven't asked my great-uncle about our roots. My grandmother always says "he knows more about those things". Maybe some of that lies in today's Kaliningrad and I can get back to your comment.
About visiting. I hope, in the future, our countries will find a way to solve things, so that this could be a possibility. I would love to see the Königsberger Dom (thank you for still having it) one day. But all that pales once you bring up the thought of dying Russian and Ukrainian soldiers and the poor people Ukraine. I wish you best of personal luck in life, though, and I hope things get better for us all.
Germans were able to creat beautiful architecture, they had a Kultur.
Same as anywhere else
yes like French
We saw their "Kultur" from 1941-45
@@alexs7097 We see how ruski mir is on the atrocities in Ukraine in 2024.
@@alexs7097 We see their ruski mir in 2024.
Kaliningrad is one of special region in Russia where Indonesian people can visit with free E-Visa, alongside with St. Petersburg & Far Eastern Region... Thanks for this video, I am your big fan from Indonesia, I learned about Russia from your video and it makes me really want to visit Russia soon... Spasiba... 🇮🇩❤️🇷🇺
Can I ask what made Russia give Indonesians visa-free status for these two cities?
I want to visit St Petersburg. 😊
Salam dari Indonesia ,
@@danielblue4460 I think that Indonesia and Russia have excellent relations, next year we don't have to go to embassy for a visa to go all of Russia.
@@stefanong1917 what made it excellent?
Palm oil? Indonesia buying warships to Russia?
@@danielblue4460 I guess, we never create any problems with Russia politically. We bought Sukhoi jets from them too.
I am from Nepal and love watching your videos because you are so descriptive and gives me a feeling that I am also present right there while watching. Many of my school friends after completing their high school went to Russia to study medicine and engineering in the late seventies and used to listen to their college life back then and always imagine how it was then. Your videos are spotless and really worth your effort. Keep on going and best regards. :) :)
I hope Kaliningrad keeps and expands its tram system. The UK made the mistake of dismantling most of its tram systems back in the '50s and '60s and now many (such as Sheffield, Edinburgh and Nottingham) are having to be rebuilt.
They did decide to keep and restore it recently, they are in the process of renovating the fleet with the new Russian-made vehicles and also plan on restoring some old routes. What Kaliningrad did with its tram in 2000s was nothing short of atrocity, the previous administration did not care about public transport one single bit.
He didn't even notice there are trolley buses; buses driving on electricity.
Nottingham has a few tram lines still but there's no evidence of historic rolling stock or stops sadly, same with the dismantling of trolleybuses. Honestly britian with things like trams and trolleybuses would make this place feel more European rather than the dreary diesel arriva buses and dull roads
Great video! I was always fascinated by the Teutonic Knights and the history of Königsberg and I was always curious about what it was like after 1945, when it became Kaliningrad. The same curiosity I have for Dantzig and the Polish Gdánsk. You show us how it is today! Thanks! Congratulations from São Paulo, Brazil!
Был в Калининграде в августе 2018 года. Ездили с другом, брали на прокат машину и как и вы катались по области.
Город очень понравился, много молодежи, чувствуется что живой, правда в 12-1 час ночи в городе уже достаточно спокойно. Помню как первый день по приезду пили вино на лавочке у набережной с видом на собор.
Ходили на фестиваль артхаусного кино. На острове Канта показывали фильмы малоизвестных режиссеров, было много крутой молодежи, все приходили с пледами и бутербродами, было очень круто.
Немного раньше уехали и не захватили в сентябре ЧМ по фейверкам, очень интересное мероприятие, приезжали команды с разных уголков мира.
Спасибо вам за хорошие кадры и приятные воспоминания об этих чудесных местах!
Спасибо за интересный комментарий! Про область сделаю отдельное видео!
@@RussianPlus, подписался, чтоб не пропустить анонс. 👌
Спасибо за крутые комплименты о крутости крутой молодёжи!
I am impressed about the change of the city and surroundings within the last 25 years. When I've been there in 1994 it was awful, sad and depressing soviet town... You gave me a kick to go there again :) Thanks
My motherland.
Film-story. Very carefully and lovingly filmed. No politics, just facts. You can talk endlessly about the city. It is very nice to see how much has been restored and how much has been rebuilt. How they treat the monuments with care. Rebuilt the Synagogue, which was simply destroyed by the Nazis. People of different nationalities live here and they have no problems between them. I love to come back here again and again. Here are the graves of my parents, relatives, friends. My heart is here.
In Kaliningrad maybe the people speak Russian but at the night, trees whisper in German
The Soviets destroyed so many historical monuments to 'degermanize' the city too.
Me parece que soy el único que escribe en español. Siempre tuve curiosidad por onocer algo sobre el misterioso mundo de Kaliningrado. Gracias por subier este precioso video. Saludos desde España-
Misterioso why que tienes ouvido a su respeito?
just started watching your channel today, I love it. I have always wanted to travel to Russia, and now I feel like I am. You give a real well rounded review of everywhere you go. Love from USA
My grandmother often tells me about her memories of her hometown [Königsberg]. She hasn't been there since childhood. She keeps this city in memory as it once was. Greetings from 🇩🇪.
Well, the rest of the world keeps really appalling memories of what your great-grandparents did... Concentration camps, systematic killings of Slavs, Jews, Romas and others. Killing some of your own people too just because they were communists, Jehovah witnesses, gays, handicaps or simple because they had a brain and did not follow Hitler to hell....Considering that most of the people voted for Hitler in that city in 1933, even after they knew what kind of monster he was since they have read Miene Kampt. I am so glad that this city belongs to Russia now. Of course, your grandma is innocent , I guess she was just a little girl during the war.
@@josevilas4927 Funny that the soviets killed even more than the Nazis, right?
But i guess that doesnt fit your ideology. Disturbing a person respectfully talking about his ancestry.
@@josevilas4927 It is always fascinating me that everyone in the world seems to shame the Germans even though the Germans are pretty much the only ones who not only look back at the beautiful part of there history but also on the very dark and disturbing part.
On my channel you will find the Story of my Grandmother.
@@josevilas4927 communist and capitalist scum started the war
Really cool video! Thanks for making. I hope to travel to the area soon to see some of its history.
Very informative, it really gives a good impression of the city of Kaliningrad / Königsberg and answered a lot of my questions.
Town of bomz
Thanks for adding the history timeline at the beginning. It really helps add context for what we are seeing. Great job on all your videos.
Although I may never visit Russia, I found your videos of Kaliningrad and Vladivostok to be really fascinating. While watching the Kaliningrad videos, I realized that it was Königsberg; the math puzzle I used to study when I was a child was the Seven Bridges of Königsberg and to see it, albeit briefly, almost makes me want to visit. Keep up the good work and showing the kinder side of Russia. If anyone gets something out of these kind of videos, it's that people are different, but people are also the same everywhere. - By the way, if you visit Philly, come to King of Prussia... fair warning, it is nothing like Prussia.
such a shame what WW2 did to this city. Imagine visiting old prussian cities like historic Köningsberg in 2021 with the old centre and castle and such...would have been amazing!
Most of German cities are like that - completely destroyed during WW2 and rebuilt after.
Luckily a lot of original architecture (by the standards of what you'd expect from USSR) is preserved and in recent times even restored. The biggest shame they did not preserve the Royal Castle but at least the Cathedral is in good shape!
I invite you to Gdańsk, Poland. And make a comparison: Gdańsk vs Kaliningrad. Gdańsk was destroyed during the war, just like Konigsberg. After the war, German residents left for Germany, and Poles came to replace them. And the Poles rebuilt Gdańsk. And the Russians did not rebuild Königsberg, but built Kaliningrad.
TUWANGSTE was first name of the city before MURDERERS from West came here 800 years ago
Typical explanation of the current situation of the city by the Russians. I am a Pole - after the Germans we got 2 large centers - Wocław and Szczecin, and 15 cities with a population of over 100,000. Wrocław was destroyed between 70-80% - Szczecin in 70% and the rest of these cities were destroyed in the urban substance in the range of 30-95%. Now take a look at what Polish cities look like. Built - restored - they were restored to their former shape - even though we had no money and our capital was destroyed in 95%. We did it in parallel. Of course, a significant percentage of it could not be restored - it was mainly due to the fact that we had over the heads of communists who did not like the restoration of German monuments and often their opinion was final. Exactly - now let's look at Kalilingrad. The city was destroyed no more than the Polish one - and what does it look like now? The only thing that was left there was the cathedral on the island and a few individual objects scattered all over the city. THIS NOT ALLIAN BOMBARDINGS led to the present appearance of the city - but the Soviet government which pursued a deliberate policy of removing everything German. These are facts and stop blaming others - because then you only confirm the stereotypes about you. Your government has led to the situation that now Konigsberg, instead of the pearl of the Baltic, on a par with Gdańsk, has become a nasty communist reminder of the USSR's policy.
THANKS!!! ALL THE BEST, GRITTINESS FROM SERBO- CANADIAN FAMILY ♥️♥️♥️🇷🇸
Thank you so much not just for the information but the gentle , relaxed style of presentation. Excellent work.
Hi from Kaliningrad, i've seen my house in this vid :)
How does it feel? Your city is such a lovely place to visit.
Poland Kaliningrad Ukraina Białoruś 👍 👍 👍 👍 👍 👍
Which one?
@@KS-kb4zt ?
@@bruh-mm3ux Intermarum
It's really interesting to see how respectful the Russians who live there today are to the German heritage, there appears to be very little hatred between Germany and Russia today. Sadly in Britain we are encouraged to hate both peoples, it's very irrational and I hope for peace. This documentary was very enlightening and valuable, thank you!
Its because british on average are short and obese and ugly and their food is horrible so most british eat out indian or kebabs from middle east. So of course if I was a british male id hate germany and russia and france and anyone else in central europe out of jealousy too.
Most famous british cuisine; chicken tikka masala lmfao
Congrats! It´a beauty and nice video of one city that I haven´t known. Thanks for your effort.
Finally a good video about Kaliningrad in english, thank you! Views from drone and interview with Vladimir are excellent (he knows the city surprisingly well, it's not so common for locals). I was in the same festival on the Kneiphof island that sunday =))
p.s. the oldest building in the city is Juditter Kirche (1276) and not the Königsberg Cathedral as many think.
Kaliningrad come with Ukrainie Belarus Poland!!!!
Владимир был не точен.
Морозы бывали и по -30, к примеру в 1996, 1978. Но это действительно редкость. Бывает всю зиму снег, а иной раз только дождь.
Was that a synagogue?
@@texaspatty4697 no, the name possibly comes from pre-Teutonic times, there was a baltic tribe called "Jud"
TUWANGSTE was first name of the city before MURDERERS from West came here 800 years ago
It's refreshing to watch your wonderful channel! And it's very heartening to see the city of Kaliningrad and its oblast pay homage to its interesting past by rebuilding many of the beautiful historic buildings. Keep greening the city and improving the living standards, were all in this boat together!!
What a beautiful place. Good job presenting this wonderful city.
Lets say it´s a very nice video from Kaliningrad, hope to see more in the future from you, greetings from Sweden!
Thanks guys another fantastic interesting video as usual, thanks again and looking forward to your next production..🙂
Very interesting and insightful video about the city! Thank you for making it!
Definitely a "Thumbs Up. Thanks for showing this region which I just discovered due to another video on TH-cam that dealt with Baltic Forest and Moorland. I am amazed how beautiful this region of the world is. I love the look of Kaliningrad. I truly appreciate that you delved into the history of this region and its city.
I am a beach bum and am curious about the temperature and swimmablity of the water here. I love the width and expanse of the beach in your video as well as the lack of a crowd on the beach.
I also thank you for speaking in English. Your English was so perfect that I thought your were an American. I intend to view your other videos, especially your video of you swimming and surfing at the beach and hope it is as good as this one. Once again, Thanks and Thumbs Up.
Thank you, dear!! Dr Ludwig highly recommended this guided video tour and now I'm hooked. Love to you all from Massachusetts ❤🤗
Dr. Ludwig aye? I love his channel 👍
This is such a good video Slava! Well presented, amazing drone shots and really like the interactions with some locals. Very good quality overall. Really hope you can show us more of the Golden Circle & Volgograd at some point!
Thanks, will do!
Thanks for sharing. As a local it's really nice to see your hometown from a different point of view. City has its cons and pros but... like everything does. Once again - amazing video, keep on going!
"Hometown" ha ha
Tell me about Grandpa Fred then and how he used to go to school there and his folks before him.
You can live there but don't pretend the city to be something it isn't. It's colonial thus you won't ever be a native or able to conclusively call it home. You can only feel at home.
Your best shot is to learn Lithuanian and study Ballistic and go from there to learn Balto Prussian even tho it's pretty much extinct - then you would have to marry a balto-prus person - THEN maybe u get to call.the place ur actual home. Otherwise it's the place is parents or grandparents originally came from.
@@aniinnrchoque1861 r u ok mate?
@@vladimirbaev8312 had to break this guy's delusions.
I agree. The past is gone (as it is Königsberg) and today Kaliningrad is the home of Russian people.
TUWANGSTE was first name of the city before MURDERERS from West came here 800 years ago
Thank you for posting this video. I get the impression that Kaliningrad has come a long way since the last time I visited the city back in 1994.
Great video. I learned a lot about Kaliningrad. Thanks!
I enjoy learning about other countries and cultures. Thank you for making this video. Take care
You must write a book man
" My diaries from Kaliningrad to Vladivostok"
Then he should make other videos about Russian cities along the trans-Siberian railway.
Great idea
Reparations for Poland from Germany and russia 50 BILION FROM EACH and Krolewiec Połabie Lusitia back to Poland
Luhansk is Ukaine.
@@Johntb100 Smoleńsk to Białoruś, Kaliningrad for Poland 👍 👍 👍 👍
The best video of Königsberg 😉i ever saw, great work ... Keep on filming plz. Greetz from germany💪👍👍
Love the video! Thank you, Star from Ekaterinburg))👍🏻
Wow what an amazing destination!! Your professional photography and guided tour provide a much-needed vicarious escape. Thank you for asking interesting questions about finances and housing in Kaliningrad. Also, the coffee you drank looked incredible. COVID-19 hit US really hard so there is limited travel outside the country and masks are not really optional as it appears in Russia. Looking forward to more videos and adventure. Thank you all the best, Kim
Excellent crystal clear 4k video about Kaliningrad.
I have been watching many videos of Kaliningrad for past 2 or 3 days because it is in news.
This is the best one I have came upto so far.. 💯
thank you
Very nice video. Thanks for posting. I honestly only learned about Kaliningrad about a month ago. I found your video as I decided to learn more. Well done.
You are my “Go To Man” for Russian culture. Informative, intelligent and polished. Regards to your beautiful crew. Thanks for sharing. Good bye, from Washington state. USA
Exactly.
Really enjoy and appreciate your contents! Subbed to both of your channels now!
Wouah! a superb video which really motivate Westerners to visit this Russian city (with so much Germanic roots). Thank you so much for great quality job in filming it. Its great that you were able to use freely your drone!!
Loved this video. Exactly what I wanted to learn of this former German city. Great job.
By luck i found this channel. Really a nice channel. Thanks for exploring this beautiful city. I'm a person who loves GothicVictorian architecture. What a fantastic architecture it is? This place is really beautiful, especially those historic buildings.
Thank you.
God bless.
I thoroughly enjoy your in-depth content! Gives me great insights for future visits to Russia. Thank you!
I was planning to travel to kaliningrad! nice video - thank you!
Very interesting video. Excellent image and audio quality! Made me want to visit Kaliningrad / Königsberg. Thank you!
Молодцы ребята,спасибо за ваш труд!
Great vid. Visited Kaliningrad in 2018 during the World Cup - my first time in Russia. Had tickets to go back to St. Petersburg for Euro but sadly all these troubles have hit the world.
Hope to be back in the next couple years. Love following your channel and thanks for bringing back wonderful memories of Kaliningrad for me.
Hello from a Filipino living in Spain. I was gonna visit Russia and meet my mom there because it's cheaper for her and no need for a visa. But then Covid happened. Still not giving up on that trip, hopefully by nexg year everything would be back to normal. Great video, keep it up!
I follow a Cuban vloger that lives in this town I’m glad to have gotten your wonderful tour, thanks
Oregon (US) here.. thanks for the videos, love learning about Russia and other places. Hope I can visit someday!
* this city is beatiful, wow
Kaliningrad kick putin!!!!
Please, it's a German town
@@andyw.3048 Good thing, right?
TUWANGSTE was first name of the city before MURDERERS from West came here 800 years ago
@@KS-kb4zt Deeper than my knowledge, thanks for sharing though! I hated learning about history in school, now I can't get enough of it!
Finally i got to know about this part of Russia... waiting for it from long time...
I'm here more than a year...
thank you so much to show us beautiful Russia... alot of love from Dubai...
My pleasure!
Intermarum with Kaliningrad!!!!
@The Desert Fox 😂😂😂😂😂
@@KS-kb4zt its true. it belongs to the Deutsches Reich. State of Prussia. The Russian Government knows that.
@@MrDisneydollar hahaha prussia is german like Lusitia Połabie 😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁
Thank you for your informative videos and featuring the arithecture in the countries and cities you visit. I have learned a lot of history. 😊👍
I must admit to enjoying your videos very much. Keep them coming! 😃😃
It is a shame that we slavs are so divided. Being a Pole, living less than 300 km from Kaliningrad I can not go visit the city because of expensive visa, border problems and so on. Politics did it. I hope in the future the situation will normalize.
Poles (as well as most of EU citezens) can get free e-visa to visit Kaliningrad. Not now of course (because of corona) but keep it in mind ;)
@@upredfieldThank you. I will check that.
Wow, I thought this 'we are slavs' shit was typical only for Serbs. Lol.
Виза в Калининград теперь электронная и бесплатная - 0 злотых. 2-3 часа на границе не большая проблема. Мы любим поляков и Польшу, мы часто бываем у вас. Гданьск, Эльблонг, Краков, Закопаны прекрасные города. Политика - дерьмо. Как закончится COVID 19 обязательно приезжайте.
Wiza do Kaliningradu jest teraz elektroniczna i bezpłatna - 0 zł. 2-3 godziny na granicy to nie jest duży problem. Kochamy Polaków i Polskę, często Was odwiedzamy. Gdańsk, Elbląg, Kraków, Zakopany piękne miasta. Polityka to gówno. Przyjdź zaraz po zakończeniu COVID 19.
This channel deserves million subs
Indeed haha! Thank you
While I am depressed to see how non-german the city has become from when my family used to live in East Prussia, I'm at least glad that it's still keeping some of that German heritage alive, so I do appreciate that they haven't completely killed that history
What a lovely place Kaliningrad is; I never guessed it. In this video I've seen a lot of beautiful and polite people. Hope to visit it someday.
Хорошо говорите по-английски - даже не сразу распознал в вас русскоговорящего человека. Ну и видео, само собой, тоже хорошее - спасибо!
Independent PRUSAI from russian ocupation!!!!
@@KS-kb4zt present the claim to Poland, it also holds a big part of Prussia in the «occupation»
@@Phantom_of_Legion Poland is owner in law. Russia thief
@@KS-kb4zt The territories of East Prussia were divided between Russia as part of the USSR and recreated Poland after the end of the Second World War. After the collapse of the Eastern bloc and the fall of the USSR, Germany did not impose territorial claims on its old territories
@@Phantom_of_Legion this is land of preussen not german!!!
What a modern and friendly city!
It's such a beautiful city! Being a medical student and studying in kaliningrad since 2 years is elite. I've been to all the places shown in the video including the Gustav Grossman's cafe it's such an aesthetic place! I simply love the city!!
Very sad that the original city was destroyed
@@niekflikweert7778 it's unbeievable how russians got away with this genocide.
Loved your video.
With love from Florida
Потрясающий обзор Калининграда, лучше чем большинство русскоязычных видео о городе.
The homosexual Germans will never see it again...
Miedzymorze z krolewcem!!!!
Согласен полностью
Waw I'm impressed with the high standard/quality of this video. Very well explained/researched and really very well English spoken. Very entertaining !
Great video! As always!
I am living here and much happy. Thanks for you work, buddy!
I find the whole Oblast just interesting and pretty.
Thank you for taking us on your trip, famous people from Yekaterinburg ! :))
Love this channel..!!
Always so interesting..!!
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Amazing🚶 , I had a great time watching it . lovely places, thank you for sharing. like from walking in Russia👍🏰 Now virtual traveling and walking is the best way to see another countries. 🚶 Kaliningrad is the best. I have been there last week.
Really informative and awesome video. I’m a big fan. Kalingrad is indeed a beautiful city. Thanks
Another enjoyable video, thanks! It's especially great to hear a Deep Purple song too! :-)
I love this song!
@@RussianPlus Me too!
The commentator is very cool - although native Russian, his English (American) is excellent, relaxed, humorous and highly effective. Bravo!
Thanks Elvis
* BRAVO ! Отличное работа !
Я из Азербайджана .
1974-1976 годах служил в Калининграде . в /ч 11780 .
Прошло около 50 лет. У меня незабываемые вспоминание об этом прекрасном городе ... Особенно о ФОРДАХ, которые почти не изменилось ...
Благодарю за видео !
Удачи вам !
Really interesting to see the differences in architecture between German and Russian in Kaliningrad
My grandfather grew up there and missed his home all his life since they had to leave the area when WW2 ended.
But in his garage he always had a big map from Soviet time of the "
Калининградская область". As a child i tried to read the russian names but later i was able to read them right and then i called the Russian name to my grandpa and he translated me to the former german name of the town or village. I was reading Черняховск (Chernyahovsk) and he answered "Insterburg, there was my home"
By the way, my grandpa always liked the former Soviet Union and Russians of course, no matter what happened in history.
I lived there (Черняховск), went to a Soviet school (former german cathedral), that city almost survived WW2 and you can still find a lot of germans legacy there, while Kaliningrad was seriously destroyed of course, compared to the movie from 1938. I hope at some time germans will work together with russians in this region to recover some of the currently ruined castles , this is very historical land.
@@cosmosfun76 Such a beautiful and interesting place! My grandparents also were from there and fled after WWII. I hope to visit it someday!
Did he really like soviet union? 😂 Omg..
@@bubu4951конечно, это неудивительно. Он увидел человечность. Ведь СССР не поступил с населением побежденной стороны так, как поступили бы они. Вы там совсем забыли о специфике гитлеровской Германии и ее союзников? О том, ЧТО они натворили ? О о том, какие они имели планы на СССР и на весь мир. Как вам не стыдно!
Such a comprehensive video. Thank you . This exclave has always interested me and I really want to visit even more now.
Also.. it sounds like you learned English in the southern US. As a southerner myself, I hope you enjoyed your time there.
Thank you. You are right. I spent a year in Tennessee. Smokey mountains. I loved it! Gatlinburg and pigeon forge
@@RussianPlus come visit us in Austin, Tx!
I'd love to
Another fantastic video. thank you for this. I've been to most of the places you showed, on my 6 trips to Kaliningrad, and it was great to see them packed with people enjoying life. I love the people and the place. Can't wait for the next video of the beach areas. Zelenogradsk is my favourite. I've even become friends with the owner of the Sambia Hotel where we stay each year when we go there. Thank you for doing such a great job of promoting the real Russia, in English....means it's easy to share these videos.
In my next video I'll show some of the cities in this region. Zelenogradsk is my favorite too btw
Such nice words about my hometown and most beloved city! Thank you and wellcome!
GREAT VIDEO. THANK YOU!
It's motivating me to visit one day and learn russian :). Nice and authentic style of presenting. Thanks and regards from Germany
Будем Вас ждать! Сердечный привет из Калининграда! :)
TUWANGSTE was first name of the city before MURDERERS from West came here 800 years ago
You speak English masterfully! Thank you for an excellent video!
Wow, thank you!
A perfect comment written by Anna Theresa (I find this channel clean and respectable. No foul language no badmouthing anyone. The people doing the video are very pleasant.)
Sure
Man, I love it so much. I like such videos subjects. Amazing, I am following your channel from many years.
A really fine respectful video, would be very interested in going to have a look. Nice guy doing the narrating really adds to the whole presentation.
This was wonderful. My mom's family left the area in 1945 and I was thrilled to cycle through parts of it in 2019. Your video makes me want to go back! Stayed at the Hotel Moskau. Nice hotel.
Truly a beautiful city! There is so much history there that people have forgotten.
Love your work!
Seems like an interesting city to explore ..good report guys..greeting from Canada
Tram ride = nostalgia. I really feel like I have visited Kaliningrad. Excellent Vlog.
Cool, thanks
Я люблю вашу игривость, знания и редактирование. Замечательная работа. Всего наилучшего из Аргентины!
If I want to know something real about Kaliningrad - I watched this accidentaly. But I found this is the best and most informative show on the YT about this city, and I can say generally this is a perfect example, how to show a place for the outsiders! Great job!
I much enjoyed this video. As a young man, my great-grandfather left East Prussia around 1880 for Denmark and eventually to New York. I have a record that in the 1920's he returned via Koningsberg for a visit. Many thanks to both of you.