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Old Prussian was used in East Prussia (now split between Poland and Russia). It became extinct in the early 1700s.
There are efforts to revive or "reconstruct" Prussian for modern day use.
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Old Prussian
![[Old Prussian]](prussian1.gif)
Language information at Wikipedia and Vytautas Magnus University
New / Reconstructed Prussian
![[New Prussian]](prussian2.gif)
Language information at Vytautas Magnus University
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