Prussian Liberation War

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## Prussian liberation War

Destruction in Kaliningrad during the Prussian Liberation War

## Prussian Liberation War

### Place:

Kaliningrad Oblast
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(Now Prussia)
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### Outcome:

Prussian victory * Prussian independence achieved
* Russian forces evacuate and retreat to the Russian mainland

Commanders| * **Marian Danneberg**
* Arthur Wieseltier
* Ronald Wieseltier
* Eric Nadler
* Björn Freytag
* Moskvin Zhenya
* Shelagin Yakovski
* Øystein Engen
* Menshikov Filippovich
* Butusov Artemiy
* Solomin Eugeni
* Pushkaryov Zinona
* Dubinkin Milorad
* Kholod Arseniy
* Fenenko Vsevolod

The **Prussian Liberation War** was an armed conflict between the Russian Federation and the rebellious Prussian State which claimed sovereignty over Kaliningrad Oblast and sought to revive Prussian nationhood, this caused a conflict to break out in the region between Russian Loyalists and Governmental forces against the Prussian Separatists known as the Prussian All-Nationalist Front which was a militarist and ultranationalist organisation which was a separate individual party compared to the remainder of supporters on the side of the restoration of the Prussian nation which consistently fought under the guise of the Prussian State which would later become ruled and directly controlled by the PANF.

The war's origins can be traced back to the start of the Chemgotan War of Independence in which the conflict prompted many Separatist opportunists to seize the chance against the Russian government and declare their own separate governments of that to Moscow's direct control, this caused large scale revolutionary upheaval and sentiment to erupt throughout Russia, particularly in the Kaliningrad Oblast as a response to years of uncertainty in regards of the future of the Oblast and its ties to the Russian homeland in which Kaliningrad Oblast was separated from ever since the Dissolution of the Soviet Union in 1991. With these factors supporting the growth of separatist idealism, the mainstream populous of the Oblast were not in favour of declaring independence from Russia nor staging a unnecessary revolution, the public's views on independence were largely unfavourable but this did not phase the revolutionaries which were apart of the PANF and its subordinate groups it was affiliated with.

Once the Chemgotan War of Independence was lost for Russia with a crushing and crippling humiliating defeat bought upon the nation's reputation and its military capabilities being largely overestimated and undermined. Members of the PANF staged several insurrectionist campaigns across the Kaliningrad Oblast which gained some foreign attention and support, particularly from German Nationalists which sought to reclaim the German homeland of origin. With a growing foreign volunteer following, the PANF and other pro-Prussian organisations unilaterally agreed to support one another in a contemporary confederation state which was known as the Prussian State, supporters from a variety of pro-Prussian organisations began to rise up violently and spry across the Kaliningrad Oblast, local Russian garrison forces were unable to contain the growing threat as many rebel forces began to ambush and encircle many Russian units which were sent to deal with the rising threat in the countryside rather than defend the capital of the Oblast, Kaliningrad in which the Prussians advanced upon to seize control over the Prussian capital and to reclaim Konigsberg, initial attempts to capture the city overall failed as the Russian military focused and relied heavily on rapid deployment forces to control the capital city, although the Russians sustained heavy losses, and many pro-Russian loyalist forces were reliable counterrevolutionary forces which were heavily indoctrinated into the beliefs of the Russian government.

Following the first stages of the conflict, the war began to diverge further into a state of total war as forces from both sides decided to fight in open pitched engagements with one another with large amounts of assets clustered together in one organised army group, this led to a large amount of casualties and losses being sustained by both warring factions which vied for control over the Kaliningrad Oblast as a whole. As the war began to enter its third year, the conflict began to intensify and grow further out of control, the Prussian forces managed to win crucial engagements against the Russian forces located at Chernyakhovsk, Vysokoe and Matrosovo under the directorate of ingenious commanders such as Field Marshal Ronald Wieseltier and General Shelagin Yakovski, which was a Slavic Russian but fought for the cause of Prussian independence. Some Slavs which comprised of the majority of the Oblast's population supported the PANF and the formation of the Prussian State in which they were either forced to support and fight for, as the PANF threatened to exile or kill their families en mass, or supported the cause under generosity and having a political stance which was against the ruling Russian government in Moscow, although, the Slavs contributed largely in support of the PANF, they were viewed by the elitist members of the party as sympathisers for the Russian Loyalists which served was counterrevolutionaries to the PANFs control over certain regions across the Oblast.

Eventually, the PANF and the jointly affiliated pro-Prussian organisations were victorious against the Russian forces after five total years of fighting in brutal engagements which inflicted heavy losses on both sides, ultimately the Russian forces were largely exhausted and suffered logistical and communication problems which resulted in them being defeated in several key battles with the rebel forces, alongside with popular demand from the Russian public to end the war and focus on internal stability and gain, the Russian forces retreated from Kaliningrad as the city was being largely overwhelmed and attacked furiously from several directions at a time with overpowering forces merged together to push into the city, this caused the Russians to surrender control of the city to the rebels which subsequently gained control and asserted the PANFs rule over the former Oblast which was largely unrecognised by members of the international community for its totalitarianism beliefs and also with local Prussian parties which served as an opposition group against the PANF, the PANF was quick to respond and rounded up all dissidents to their rule and unlawfully massacred thousands of politicians and families which would be the starting point for the coming Prussian Civil War which ultimately led to the downfall of Fascist control in Prussia and the reorganisation of the Prussian Republic which was widely received by the international community.