I take it for granted that every person of education will acknowledge some interest in the personal history of Immanuel […]
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One generally learns at least three things, however brief the sketch of Kant’s life: he never married, he never traveled, […]
Why would an Englishman write a book about East Prussia? It is at the furthest point of Europe to my […]
Kant-Tage 2013 in Kaliningrad/Königsberg Kant’s way toward perpetual peace in the 21st century Hiroo Nakamura (Nagano, Japan) “May Nagasaki be […]
Ineta Balode: The Intellectual Relationship between Königsberg and the Baltic Region in the 18th century. Johann Gotthelf Lindner und Jacob […]
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Mikhail Ivanovich Kalinin was born in 1875 into a peasant family from the upper Volga region near Tver. He worked […]
We participated in this group excursion for the first time and our head is still spinning after so many cultural […]
My husband and I had the pleasure to take part in the annual trip to Kaliningrad / Königsberg from April […]
Lilit Hakobyan and Artyom Dokholyan students of the Russian-Armenian University visited Kaliningrad for the first time. We want to share […]
Thank you very much for having come here today to remember an event in Germany: the proclamation of the German […]
Dear Friends of Kant,Ladies and Gentlemen, I am pleased to address all the English speaking friends of the philosopher Immanuel […]
