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In the chaotic aftermath of World War Two, East Prussian children like Johanna Rüger and Luise Quitsch were left to survive on their own. Driven by famine and violence, they crossed into Lithuania, begging or working for the bare essentials as tens of thousands around Königsberg died of hunger and disease. For decades, these “wolf children” were forgotten — too young to be considered directly complicit, yet just German enough to be blamed for the crimes of the Nazi regime. Eighty years later, Jo