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- 26. Kaliningrad-Graffitti in the town
- 27. Kaliningrad-Remainings of the Prussian houses
- 28. Some of the old damaged buildings have been restored Here the reestablished “Fishing Village”
- 29. The forgotten people of Kaliningrad
- 30. The forgotten people of Kaliningrad
- 31. The forgotten people of Kaliningrad
- 32. In Kaliningrad there are lots of empty, decrepit spaces where drunks and feral dogs make their home.
- 33. Kaliningrad- a street tradesman
- 34. The forgotten people of Kaliningrad - Russian veterans of the WW II Who really won this war ?
- 35. Kaliningrad- Is there any future ? 2001 witnessed several new initiatives to assist Kaliningrad, both from the EU and Russian sides. Even though the commitment of Brussels will be periodic (due to the rotating presidency), the action undertaken gives cause to be moderately optimistic. And, whereas the new federal program is based on an erroneous analysis of the real obstacles to growth, the Kremlin seems at last willing to adopt new initiatives. So finally in 2010 there seems to be light at the end of the tunnel for Kaliningrad. However, whether that light flickers like candlelight or shines like neon will depends on crucial improvements strongly supported by Moscow that sooner or later will have to be confronted.