for example, in 1755, after the devastating earthquake in lisbon, the residents of künnixberg were afraidg would happen here. and so kant gave a lecture on geography and reassured people that there would be no earthquake on prussian soil. kant died. on february 12, 1804, his last words were: this is good, he spoke about his life, which ended, it was good both what he left to his descendants and what he made himself, a boy from a poor family who found himself in an academic environment, he was buried next to the cathedral in the academic crypt, after kant no one was buried there anymore, there is something mystical in the fact that during the bombing of the british air force, all the buildings on the island that are now... . the town of veselovka, it is associated with the name of the great philosopher, here, in a preserved brick house, a kant museum was created, this house belonged to pastor anders in the 16th century, the windows overlook the cemetery, there was a church nearby, but it has not been preserved, like many students. from a poor family, emmanuel kant was forced to temporarily

of kaliningrad; it was opened to visitors in 1968 at the request of veterans of the storming of künnixberg m. concrete walls, corridor , very small rooms. the bunker is completely... but far from the luxury of where the last hours of the fuhrer’s life passed, this shelter was built hastily, on the night of march 6-7, 1945, the headquarters of the commandant’s office of the koeningsberg garrison, headed by infantry general otto lyash, moved here, and general wehremacht, hans mikoz, also came here , with its own headquarters. when it was not possible to break out of the encirclement on april 9, the commandant of the city and fortress lyash began to think about a ceasefire, not about surrender. right here underground is the bunker of the headquarters of the german commandant's office, and behind my shoulder is the building of the university of kengsberg, which was occupied by the ss. on april 9, already in the afternoon, fonlage decided that he needed to surrender, but he did not sign the act of surrender for a very long time, because he understood that as soon as he signed, they would come f