I understand what you are saying but I think its too broad a generalization and more applicable to places that had historic ethnic mixtures such as Vilnius  Wilno or on the other side of Germany Strasbourg  Straßburg And as Ive tried to explain before in the West particularly in the US people do think in ethnic terms about Europe anyway Königsberg a always was ethnically German and b never was de jure part of Poland ie Poland proper Although the German dukes of Prussia were obliged to render homage to the Polish monach for 150 years or so this was a result of the defeat of the Teutonic Order and its aftermath not a symptom of Königsbergs ethnicity which remained German until 194546 when Königsberg as such ceased to existThus for the purposes of English speakers Königsberg was a German city all its life

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I understand what you are saying but I think its too broad a generalization and more applicable to places that had historic ethnic mixtures such as Vilnius  Wilno or on the other side of Germany Strasbourg  Straßburg And as Ive tried to explain before in the West particularly in the US people do think in ethnic terms about Europe anyway Königsberg a always was ethnically German and b never was de jure part of Poland ie Poland proper Although the German dukes of Prussia were obliged to render homage to the Polish monach for 150 years or so this was a result of the defeat of the Teutonic Order and its aftermath not a symptom of Königsbergs ethnicity which remained German until 194546 when Königsberg as such ceased to existThus for the purposes of English speakers Königsberg was a German city all its life

