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(18 Oct 2002) SHOTLIST Kaliningrad station; man waiting for train; people milling around on platform; sign of Moscow train arrival; people on platform; woman waiting as fanfare plays on PA; back of woman's head; train arriving; woman waiting; guards putting out steps for passengers; people alighting from train; woman being greeted with flowers; grandmother from Stavrapol alights; greeted by granddaughter; daughter passing out luggage; people pouring down stairs from platform; SOT Natalya Konovalenko, granddaughter; war veteran alights from train; SOT Ludmilla Byelova, daughter; family; SOT Natalya Konovalenko; family by stairs; Russian flag; city hall; Russian imperial eagle; Lenin statue; Lenin statue; docks with submarine; flag on submarine; submarine; sailors walking; toddlers and mothers by World War II ak-ak guns; sculpture and flats; derelict flats; Kaliningrad Cathedral; man working on cathedral restoration, grave of Immanuel Kant; German philosopher; grave; Russian bus arriving at Lithuanian border; stop sign; border guard takes passports into office; inspection of passports; checking passports against computer; passports under infra-red; bus; driver; people on bus; guard takes passports back on bus; Lithuanian flag, various waiting car drivers going from Lithuania into Russia; street GVs Vilnius, Lithuania; Lithuanian EU flags; Lithuanian President Adamkus meeting Russian special envoy Dmitry Rogozin; GVs gardens; deputy foreign minister Rytis Martikonis (Lithuania); SOT Martikonis; statue mother Russia, Kaliningrad; statue; kids drinking at foot of statue; women on park bench; gaming machines in Viking Casino; various people playing machines; casino manager; Natalya Markushova; SOT Markushova; GVs Moscow streets; parliament; SOT Viktor Kremenyuk; USA/CANADA Institute, various dilapidated Kaliningrad flats (APTN) STORYLINE Russia's President Putin has described it as the key issue influencing relations between his country and the European Union. It is the historical and geographical oddity of Kaliningrad, a Russian enclave soon to be surrounded by an expanded EU. When Poland and Lithuania become EU members in 2004 citizens of Kaliningrad will need visas to travel to the Russian motherland. Russian nationalists in Moscow are bridling at the suggestion amid fears that Kaliningrad is already being entranced by the siren voices of the West Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork Twitter:   / ap_archive   Facebook:   / aparchives   ​​ Instagram:   / apnews   You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/you...