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NEWS - Kaliningrad: Alltag in Russlands Enklave
In this Russian enclave between Poland and Lithuania, Kaliningrad’s youth live lives that feel both European and isolated. Heirs to a city once closed and militarized, they drift between a punk-fueled counterculture of skateboards and disillusion, and the limits of a sanctioned land where travel, exchange, and even foreign music are scarce. The “no future” spirit here is literal—an awareness of isolation paired with a stubborn urge to breathe and create anyway.
Once part of East Prussia, it became a key outpost of Soviet power after World War II and now serves as a symbol of Moscow’s military and geopolitical assertiveness in Europe, particularly since the 2014 annexation of Crimea. October, 30th 2025//TESINSKYDAVID_sipa.20075/Credit:David TESINSKY/SIPA/2510311036 (FOTO: DUKAS/SIPA)
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NEWS - Kaliningrad: Alltag in Russlands Enklave
In this Russian enclave between Poland and Lithuania, Kaliningrad’s youth live lives that feel both European and isolated. Heirs to a city once closed and militarized, they drift between a punk-fueled counterculture of skateboards and disillusion, and the limits of a sanctioned land where travel, exchange, and even foreign music are scarce. The “no future” spirit here is literal—an awareness of isolation paired with a stubborn urge to breathe and create anyway.
Once part of East Prussia, it became a key outpost of Soviet power after World War II and now serves as a symbol of Moscow’s military and geopolitical assertiveness in Europe, particularly since the 2014 annexation of Crimea. October, 30th 2025//TESINSKYDAVID_sipa.20074/Credit:David TESINSKY/SIPA/2510311036 (FOTO: DUKAS/SIPA)
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NEWS - Kaliningrad: Alltag in Russlands Enklave
In this Russian enclave between Poland and Lithuania, Kaliningrad’s youth live lives that feel both European and isolated. Heirs to a city once closed and militarized, they drift between a punk-fueled counterculture of skateboards and disillusion, and the limits of a sanctioned land where travel, exchange, and even foreign music are scarce. The “no future” spirit here is literal—an awareness of isolation paired with a stubborn urge to breathe and create anyway.
Once part of East Prussia, it became a key outpost of Soviet power after World War II and now serves as a symbol of Moscow’s military and geopolitical assertiveness in Europe, particularly since the 2014 annexation of Crimea. October, 30th 2025//TESINSKYDAVID_sipa.20073/Credit:David TESINSKY/SIPA/2510311036 (FOTO: DUKAS/SIPA)
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NEWS - Kaliningrad: Alltag in Russlands Enklave
In this Russian enclave between Poland and Lithuania, Kaliningrad’s youth live lives that feel both European and isolated. Heirs to a city once closed and militarized, they drift between a punk-fueled counterculture of skateboards and disillusion, and the limits of a sanctioned land where travel, exchange, and even foreign music are scarce. The “no future” spirit here is literal—an awareness of isolation paired with a stubborn urge to breathe and create anyway.
Once part of East Prussia, it became a key outpost of Soviet power after World War II and now serves as a symbol of Moscow’s military and geopolitical assertiveness in Europe, particularly since the 2014 annexation of Crimea. October, 30th 2025//TESINSKYDAVID_sipa.20072/Credit:David TESINSKY/SIPA/2510311036 (FOTO: DUKAS/SIPA)
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NEWS - Kaliningrad: Alltag in Russlands Enklave
In this Russian enclave between Poland and Lithuania, Kaliningrad’s youth live lives that feel both European and isolated. Heirs to a city once closed and militarized, they drift between a punk-fueled counterculture of skateboards and disillusion, and the limits of a sanctioned land where travel, exchange, and even foreign music are scarce. The “no future” spirit here is literal—an awareness of isolation paired with a stubborn urge to breathe and create anyway.
Once part of East Prussia, it became a key outpost of Soviet power after World War II and now serves as a symbol of Moscow’s military and geopolitical assertiveness in Europe, particularly since the 2014 annexation of Crimea. October, 30th 2025//TESINSKYDAVID_sipa.20071/Credit:David TESINSKY/SIPA/2510311036 (FOTO: DUKAS/SIPA)
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NEWS - Kaliningrad: Alltag in Russlands Enklave
Located between Lithuania and Poland on the southeastern Baltic coast, Kaliningrad stands as a Russian enclave separated from the mainland since the Soviet collapse in 1991. Once part of East Prussia, it became a key outpost of Soviet power after World War II and now serves as a symbol of Moscow’s military and geopolitical assertiveness in Europe, particularly since the 2014 annexation of Crimea. October, 30th 2025//TESINSKYDAVID_sipa.20070/Credit:David TESINSKY/SIPA/2510311036 (FOTO: DUKAS/SIPA)
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NEWS - Kaliningrad: Alltag in Russlands Enklave
In this Russian enclave between Poland and Lithuania, Kaliningrad’s youth live lives that feel both European and isolated. Heirs to a city once closed and militarized, they drift between a punk-fueled counterculture of skateboards and disillusion, and the limits of a sanctioned land where travel, exchange, and even foreign music are scarce. The “no future” spirit here is literal—an awareness of isolation paired with a stubborn urge to breathe and create anyway.
Once part of East Prussia, it became a key outpost of Soviet power after World War II and now serves as a symbol of Moscow’s military and geopolitical assertiveness in Europe, particularly since the 2014 annexation of Crimea. October, 30th 2025//TESINSKYDAVID_sipa.20069/Credit:David TESINSKY/SIPA/2510311035 (FOTO: DUKAS/SIPA)
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NEWS - Kaliningrad: Alltag in Russlands Enklave
In this Russian enclave between Poland and Lithuania, Kaliningrad’s youth live lives that feel both European and isolated. Heirs to a city once closed and militarized, they drift between a punk-fueled counterculture of skateboards and disillusion, and the limits of a sanctioned land where travel, exchange, and even foreign music are scarce. The “no future” spirit here is literal—an awareness of isolation paired with a stubborn urge to breathe and create anyway.
Once part of East Prussia, it became a key outpost of Soviet power after World War II and now serves as a symbol of Moscow’s military and geopolitical assertiveness in Europe, particularly since the 2014 annexation of Crimea. October, 30th 2025//TESINSKYDAVID_sipa.20068/Credit:David TESINSKY/SIPA/2510311035 (FOTO: DUKAS/SIPA)
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NEWS - Kaliningrad: Alltag in Russlands Enklave
In this Russian enclave between Poland and Lithuania, Kaliningrad’s youth live lives that feel both European and isolated. Heirs to a city once closed and militarized, they drift between a punk-fueled counterculture of skateboards and disillusion, and the limits of a sanctioned land where travel, exchange, and even foreign music are scarce. The “no future” spirit here is literal—an awareness of isolation paired with a stubborn urge to breathe and create anyway.
Once part of East Prussia, it became a key outpost of Soviet power after World War II and now serves as a symbol of Moscow’s military and geopolitical assertiveness in Europe, particularly since the 2014 annexation of Crimea. October, 30th 2025//TESINSKYDAVID_sipa.20067/Credit:David TESINSKY/SIPA/2510311035 (FOTO: DUKAS/SIPA)
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NEWS - Kaliningrad: Alltag in Russlands Enklave
In this Russian enclave between Poland and Lithuania, Kaliningrad’s youth live lives that feel both European and isolated. Heirs to a city once closed and militarized, they drift between a punk-fueled counterculture of skateboards and disillusion, and the limits of a sanctioned land where travel, exchange, and even foreign music are scarce. The “no future” spirit here is literal—an awareness of isolation paired with a stubborn urge to breathe and create anyway.
Once part of East Prussia, it became a key outpost of Soviet power after World War II and now serves as a symbol of Moscow’s military and geopolitical assertiveness in Europe, particularly since the 2014 annexation of Crimea. October, 30th 2025//TESINSKYDAVID_sipa.20066/Credit:David TESINSKY/SIPA/2510311035 (FOTO: DUKAS/SIPA)
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