kaliningrad

Chapter XII of the Potsdam Agreement stipulated a transfer to Germany the German population or part of it remaining in Poland, Czechoslovakia and Hungary. The deportation of Germans from the part of East Prussia transferred to the USSR was not envisaged. Nevertheless, on October 11, 1947, the...

Hello everyone! I have a challenge for you. Make Kaliningrad go independent following the collapse of the USSR while still being Russia majority, and being part of the russian SFSR prior to that.

In the 1950s, Nikita Khrushchev suggested that the Lithuanian SSR should annex Kaliningrad oblast. Irl, Antanas Sniečkus declined this offer as it would give Lithuania a massive russian minority. But, what if he accepted? Would Lithuania be subject to the same colonization by Russians like...

If the Kaliningradians are annexed, the Kaliningradians will have to move out. The Kaliningradians may move out or remain and be integrated into the country of the future. The future Poland would not lose the shipyards or naval facilities. Russia has the shipyards and facilities, so it will...

In 1945, the Soviets formed the Federal Soviet Socialist Republic of Lithuania-Belarus with the capital in Vilnius, the Kaunas ASSR grouping Baltic-Lithuanians and the Konigsberg / Kaliningrad oblast. This is formally motivated by the collaboration of Lithuanians, the restoration of the...

Okay so a while ago, I was browsing some alternate history threads when I came across one where Germany keeps Silesia and Pomerania after WW2. In the timeline, the USSR annexes all of Königsberg. This had me wondering about what if Stalin decided to make Konigsberg a German SSR? Say Germany...

I remember reading a rumour a few years ago that in the mid 90s during the harsh economical crisis that hit Russia, the Russian government tried to sell Kaliningrad back to Germany, but the german government refused, but I tried to search that on google and I didn't found anything

^ Post-WWII, could Kaliningrad have been returned have been returned to Germany (albeit probably East, but still a form of Germany)? The Soviets did expel all resident Germans from there during 1947-1948 and the area was populated with citizens of the USSR. Is there any possibility of this or...

Scenario A: What if upon the expulsion of the Germans from Koenigsberg, Stalin declared Kaliningrad not a part of the RSFSR, but an SSR on its own; afterward, instead of settling Kaliningrad predominantly with Russians, Stalin sends representatives of every ethnic group (Russians, Belarusians...

Hey! This is my first attempt at making a plausible timeline, so do correct me if some parts don't seem that way. Constructive criticism is always welcome. Also, the next one will take a long time, so sorry if I don't respond soon. Special thanks to those who responded in my previous WI threads...