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Stalin Didn't Send Random Settlers to Königsberg. They Were Supposed to Be Sure
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After the war, 130,000 Germans remained in East Prussia. The Soviet government was slow to expel them; someone had to work in the factories there. New settlers were in short supply, and strict requirements were imposed on them.
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