Kaliningrad or Königsberg is a mysterious Baltic city shrouded in fogs in western Russia. The ancient seat of the Knights of the Teutonic Order was, throughout its long history, an arena for the rivalry of many powers: the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth, Prussia and Russia. In the XIX century, the homeland of Kant became the last refuge of Napoleon, who fled from Russia. The stormy and difficult history of the city, the life of ordinary citizens, music, ancient superstitions and legends - about everything in the new book of the series "History of the city on the fingers."