The Grand Dukedom of East Prussia is a micronation and Sovereign State in the Exile, headed by His Royal Highness the Prince Justin I, Grand Duke of East Prussia.
The Historical territory of East Prussia existed from the 13th century to the end of World War II. Situated along the Southeastern Baltic Coast, it was the historical center of development of the Prussian state.
The capital city of East Prussia was Königsberg, which was founded during the Northern Crusades by the Teutonic Knights in 1255 A.D. Later, East Prussia was incorporated into the Germanies.
The ancient Prussian territories and monarchies have ceased to exist, and the territory of the Grand Dukedom of East Prussia is now spread into different nations, mainly Russia and Poland.
As a micronation, the Grand Dukedom of East Prussia is an entity unto itself, has no affiliation with the former national Prussian government or its hereditary nobility and maintains no diplomatic relationships with the current governments of these countries. The Grand Dukedom has no territorial ambition and is not seeking any type of recognition.
His Royal Highness’ role as the sovereign of the Grand Dukedom of East Prussia charges him to maintain the memory of Prussian tradition, culture and values in the context of a micronation in the modern world.
During the 13th century, the lands of native East Prussia were conquered by the Teutonic Knights. When Prussia became part of the Holy Roman Empire, it was administered by the Teutonic Order Grandmasters. In 1701, the Prince electors of Brandenburg were able to proclaim themselves kings in Prussia.
The territory comprising the original Prussia became known as East Prussia and from 1701 to 1945 shared a common history with the entirety of Prussia. East Prussia remained the stronghold of the Junkers, the Prussian landowning, military aristocracy, whose vast estates dominated a large portion of the province. East Prussia was separated from the rest of Germany from 1919 to 1939 by the Polish Corridor and the Free City of Danzig. It was bordered by Poland and Lithuania in the south and east and stretched to the Baltic Sea and Memel in the north and northeast.
At the end of World War II, in 1945, East Prussia was overrun by Soviet troops and about 600,000 citizens were killed. The majority of Germans who had not left by the end of the war were expelled by the Polish and Soviet governments shortly after its end. At the Potsdam Conference (1945), East Prussia was divided by two transfers; the transfers were made permanent by treaties between West Germany and Poland and the USSR that were signed and ratified between 1970 and 1972. The northern part was assigned at Potsdam to the USSR; it includes the cities of Kaliningrad, Sovetsk (Tilsit), Chernyakhovsk (Insterburg), Gusev (Gumbinnen), and Baltiysk (Pilau). The rest was incorporated into Poland as Olsztyn province; this part includes the cities of Olsztyn (Allenstein), Malbork (Marienburg), and Elbląg (Elbing).
Prince Justin I and the Grand Dukedom of East Prussia proclaim the East Prussian invasion, massacre and division of lands to be a terrible crime against the entirety of Prussia. Prince Justin I makes no territorial claims,
but rather seeks to uphold what once was in the form of a modern day micronation.
The Program of Honours has been approved by Royal Decree
The Imperial Majesties of the Grand Dukedom of East Prussia have agreed to extend the rank of nobility to esteemed people who they deem worthy to hold the rank of hereditary nobility.
Nobility Package: included in ALL OUR TITLES
- Hand Signed Letter Patent with the Impressive Golden Seal of Justin I
- Hand Signed Certificate of Authenticity
- Hand Signed Apostille of the Grand Dukedom
- Appointment as a Knight of the Realm
- An Honorary Military Commission in the Imperial Guard or Imperial Army
- Inclusion in our Roll of Honour
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Archduke or Archduchess of East Prussia $200
Grand Prince or Princess of East Prussia $175
Prince or Princess of East Prussia $160
Duke or Duchess of East Prussia $150
Marquis or Marchionaise of East Prussia $140
Count or Countess of East Prussia $130
Baron or Baroness of East Prussia $120
Viscount or Viscountess of East Prussia $120
Lord or Lady of East Prussia $100
Knight of East Prussia $90
Upon submitting your application fee, please email the Grand Dukedom of East Prussia at RoyalEastPrussia_gmail.com
Please include the following information: Name and sex of the person to receive the title, Shipping address and the achievement upon which the noble rank should be based. Should an applicant be denied, a full refund will be issued. If your application is approved, there will be no further costs assessed.
Knights of the Imperial Guard are authorized to display a traditional Prussian or Imperial German sword.
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Prince Justin J, Grand Duke
Archduke J. A. ritter von S. Wilson
Grand Prince J. Inskeep
Prince P. De Vincentis
Prince D. W. Cardwell
Princess M. R. Goldfeder
Princess I. S. Bellitti
Duke M. Watson
Duke A. Pazzaglia
Duke D. P. Means
Duke J. Higgins
Duke D. S. Ferrini
Count Wiktor O.
Count W. von Santalucia
Countess M. T. Azar
Count M. van Grinsven
Count C. Ebbe
Count J. M. L. de Vilhena
Count F. J. P. G. Lopes
Count D. Chiarle
Viscount Archbishop-G. Nelson
Baroness J. Mayberry
Baron Bishop-D. Wade
Baron C. Zeilas (Zielas)
Baron K. D. Lindner
Baron D. P. D. P. de Cavaco
Lady Tanya W.
Lady M. J. Brown
Lady R. C. Jamison
Sir Edwin B. W.
Sir Christian E. W.
Sir E. Feid
Sir A. Paikos
Sir Shawn M. W.
