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Every place History Matters mentions in "Why does Russia Own Kaliningrad/ Königsberg? (Short Animated Documentary)", mapped
// THE CRUX Kaliningrad transitioned from historical Prussian Königsberg into a Russian exclave following World War II and the dissolution of the Soviet Union.
17 places, in order of mention
| 00:01 | Europe | If you look at a modern map of Europe |
| 00:03 | Baltic Sea | a curious exclave along the Baltic Sea |
| 00:05 | Kaliningrad | This is Kaliningrad and has been a part of the Russian Federation |
| 00:07 | Russia | has been a part of the Russian Federation since 1991 |
| 00:22 | Königsberg | prior to this was known as Königsberg |
| 00:31 | Duchy of Prussia | central part of the newly formed Duchy of Prussia |
| 00:33 | Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth | puppet state of the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth |
| 00:44 | German Empire | within the newly formed German Empire |
| 00:46 | Berlin | Berlin whilst not the capital |
| 01:56 | East Prussia | as its own exclave known as East Prussia |
| 02:00 | Lithuania | lose this land to the newly formed Lithuania |
| 02:37 | Poland | The southern part went to Poland |
| 03:44 | East Germany | deported to East Germany and replaced mostly with Russians |
| 03:50 | Lithuania | did offer Kaliningrad to Lithuania who said no |
| 05:10 | West Germany | West German Chancellor Helmut Kohl didn't push |
| 05:20 | United Kingdom | Britain and France were already wary |
| 05:21 | France | Britain and France were already wary |