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I am talking about East Prussia. The Prussia has been occupied by real Prussians, then Germans came and convert them to Christianity. Prussia never belonged to Russia. I think it is weird, why did Russians target to occupy Prussia, just because of name? East Prussia does not border Russia. The Prussians are a mix of Germano-Balto-Slavic people. I think that Prussia should be independent, though it is mostly German. Nor Prussia does not border Germany. I think it has full rights to be independent and it is a historical anomaly that one country that is not bordered with another is under control of a country. Colonization is different, but East Prussia is the only territory in Europe which is controlled by a country that is far from the country's borders. Austria is German, but so is Prussia. So Austria is independent from Germany, so should Prussia be. My point is, how did Russians occupy Prussia and why it is not independent today?