Will Germany ever take back OstpreuBen?

Didn't Russia want to sell it back to Germany after the end of the Cold War?

Yes and Germany said no cause it's totally worthless and if they wanted a money sink they already had the former DDR.

West Germany recognised the border between East Germany and Poland in 1970 (Ostpolitik) and after reunification, it renounced all claims east of the Oder-Neisse line.

I'm not sure how much truth there was in this.

Only if they want a face full of nukes

considering Germany cant stop selling Poland their tanks, no

Why Russians were so greedy and didn't give more lands to Poland?
Everything till Elbe is rightful Slavic clay.

Whatever happens, the fact that Prussia is dead and gone forever is one of the few good things to come out of the 20th century.

No.
The Germans destroyed the local inhabitants, so might is right. It's Russian and Polish now, nothing anyone can do about it.

Silesia, Pomeriana and eastern Brandenburg are more likely.

We will.

Never forget, slavshits are only squatting. Germanics will always enslave them, in one age or the other, this current situation is temporary.

Wow prussia was fucking based. They started from scratch with the little state called brandenburg. Have some respect.

They already own 90% of it through the EU and will take back the other 10% in WW3 vs Russia

>washingtonpost.com/news/worldviews/wp/2015/02/19/germanys-army-is-so-under-equipped-that-it-used-broomsticks-instead-of-machine-guns/?utm_term=.a94493037b0d

scheiße

t. slavshit scared shitless

>scared shitless
scared of what? tanks that Germans sold to Poland?

Once Merkel is out and the new Führer arises, then yes.
The rest of European Russia will follow.

You know that before the slavs it was inhabited by east germanics right?

>inb4 East Germanics aren't related to modern day Germans
True but even then, as shown in that image, West Germanics inhabited the regions approximately up to the Oder prior to the arrival of the Slavs. Not only does this mean that these lands were German before they were Slavic, it also means that Elbe Slavs were simply Slavicised Germanics anyway, and genetics supports this.
>pic related, compare Eastern Germany to neighbouring Poland and Czechia

The Germanic tribes migrated westwards, leaving the mostly depopulated land for the various Western Slavic tribes to settle. Then, the latter were conquered and in the process of Ostsiedlung, Germans started the colonisation, with the local Slavic population assimilated.

>assimilated
Not really
The region was barely populated at all, and most inhabitants were killed in wars, and even if some of them were assimilated, the constant migration of west germans towards the ostsiedlung surely outbred them

what the fuck is going on in the Baltics

>Elbe Slavs were simply Slavicised Germanics anyway, and genetics supports this.
No it doesn't. They had Slavic haplogroups like R1a-Z280 and R1a-M458, and much of modern East Germans have them because of Slavic migration to the region.

Also before Germanics, the Corded Ware R1a Proto-Balto-Slavs were there thousand years ago.

>haplogroups
except that they are pre-indo-european

bait

no thx, east germany was enough junk ... what shall we do with more eastern rubbish? ... and the homesick are dead already

Ich muss durch den Monsun
Hinter die Welt
Ans Ende der Zeit bis kein Regen mehr fällt
Gegen den Sturm am Abgrund entlang
und wenn ich nicht mehr kann denk ich daran
Irgendwann laufen wir zusammen
Weil uns einfach nichts mehr halten kann
Durch den Monsun

>They had Slavic haplogroups like R1a-Z280 and R1a-M458
Neither of these haplogroups are "Slavic" in the sense that they are exclusive to Slavic populations. In central Europe they predate the Slavs, having been brought there with Corded Ware culture. Yes, the Slavic migrations during the Migration Period would have increased their frequency in East Germany, but to imply that all M458=Slavic would be completely wrong.

>Corded Ware R1a Proto-Balto-Slavs
Corded Ware is also ancestral to Germanics, given that Corded Ware reached even to Scandinavia. The Germanic language, however, doesn't come from Corded Ware, as it is derived from Beaker culture.

Ostpreußen? You mean Rytų Prūsija? Why would the Germans have any claim to what is rightfully Lithuanian clay?

No, he quite obviously meant Ostpreußen.
>Why would the Germans have any claim
Probably because not only did they conquer the area, develop it and hold it for centuries, they also completely assimilated the locals into German culture.
>rightfully Lithuanian clay
I don't really see how some east balt mongrel of a nation that is modern day "Lithuania" has any right to claim anything of the sort. Even the Russians have more rights to the territory by right of conquest.