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T O L K E M I T 
A   e. V. 
C/o Reinhard G. 
Grunenberg, Sybelstr.44, D-110629 Berlin, Germany 
Tel/Fax: 30 / 3101 6599 
e-mail: grunenberg_prusa@yahoo.de 
The Tolkemita is the 
representation of the native Prussians in Germany. Collecting and caring for the 
cultural heritage and searching the historical facts form the main goals of this 
group after all Prussians have been expelled from their homeland after 1945. 
Prussian sites and collections are out of reach by their creators as the new 
governments do not allow a return of the people or an access to the archives. 
Moreover, Germany which has caused this situation rather supports the occupying 
countries. A small house in Dieburg /Hessia which has been donated by Rutele and 
Gerd Kauffmann originating from Tolkemit am Frischen Haff, preserves a modest 
collection of Prussian related literature. It is available for research on 
request. 
The Tolkemita is an 
independent association trying to cope with a variety of tasks and needs 
contributing members. Interesting themes from history, folklore, literature, 
language and religion are offered. Subscriptions of periodical news can be 
ordered at Euro 15,-- p.a. (2004), special editions published as „TOLKEMITA 
-Texte“ according to volume.  
Prussians and friends 
wanting to participate actively in meetings and elections of the Prussian 
representatives may choose to become member at Euro 30,--.  
Acct 9 314 568/01 
Grunenberg w. TOLKEMITA Dresdner Bank Frankfurt / M., BLZ 500 800 00 
 
TOLKEMITA – 
Foundation, Dieburg 
Friends who like to 
support the work of the Prussian people financially are invited to make 
donations to the Tolkemita foundation which are deductible according to German 
tax regulations: 
Stiftung TOLKEMITA , 
Acct. 970 049, Dresdner Bank Frankfurt/M, Bankleitzahl 500 800 00 
 
PRUSA-Gruppe 
Deutschland 
C/o Reinhard G. 
Grunenberg, Sybelstr.44 , D-10629 Berlin 
This group handles 
contacts to the present people living in Prussia and informs about the 
development there. It pursues possibilities to obtain cultural backing by 
authorities and international organisations. 
  
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