Kant and the Kaliningrad Problem
Kant and the Kaliningrad Problem

Summary/Abstract: The aim of the article is to disclose a possible view of Kant towards the solution of the Königsberg problem after World War II. Nowadays philosophers usually show little interest in debates on the so-called “Kaliningrad Puzzle”. This is a kind of misunderstanding. As one of the most prominent representatives of the idealistic paradigm of international relations, Kant may be a competent participant of the debates on the future of the Kaliningrad region. His political philosophy contributes to a better understanding of certain important aspects related to the Kaliningrad problem.

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