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The unresolved problem of German unity and vengeance after the destruction of Prussia/Konigsberg.
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German question
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Destroying Konigsberg is said to curse the world because the desire for German unity remains while Prussia, once a restraint on Hitler, has been removed.
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"did not have much more to give than faith, the faith that if anyone pursues a just aim, I will, with unchanging and undisturbed..."
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"...cursed itself, okay? Let me explain why. First of all, the German question now is more relevant than ever before. You've destroyed Konigsberg, but..."
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