Prussian State Archive Königsberg, State archive in Kaliningrad, Russia.
The Prussian State Archive Königsberg is a repository in central Kaliningrad that holds governmental records, military files, and personal documents from multiple periods. Much of the collection has been digitized and can be accessed through an online catalog for researchers.
Founded in 1930, the archive served as the primary repository for administrative records during the Prussian period. After World War II, the collections expanded significantly under Soviet administration and continue to grow with newly acquired documents.
The collections reflect how the region transformed from East Prussian territory to its present form through official records and personal documents. Visitors can see how everyday life and governance changed dramatically across different eras.
It is best to arrange visits in advance if you want to consult specific collections or materials. The online catalog helps you identify what you need before arriving at the facility.
The archive holds rare documentation of displacement and population transfer that occurred after 1945. These records provide a detailed perspective on a chapter of history that is often overlooked by visitors.
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